Dr.Suter has been my doctor for 35 yrs and he is the most compassionate doctor I know ,he is honest…read moreand understanding he is the kind of doctor all patients want for a doctor . I hope he never retires so that I don't have to start all over again.

Dr Suter has been taking care of me for about 6 years now and is an amazing doctor who won't sleep…read moreuntil he's helped you figure out your problem. He now also sees my entire family. They even offer later hours on Wednesday's to help accommodate people who work 9-5. Highly recommend!

Easy to set up an appointment, nice location with parking spaces…read more My doctor is friendly and professional and is patient to listen to what I situation etc. etc. The only thing, is that it is hard to get a call back if you leave a message, maybe they are too busy.

I have been going to this Doctor Office for over 6 years. I have had good experiences seeing Doctor…read moreBharaj, Doctor Mujoma was also my Primary Care Doctor at my first few visits. I know see Nurse Practioner, Regine Guefack. She is very knowledgable and provides great solutions to health concerns. She loves her job and cares about her patients health.

Dr. Weiner has been my primary care physician since 1984. He is a wonderful doctor and a wonderful…read moreperson. He literally saved my life in 1995 when he received a copy of a blood test result that my then-urologist had ordered. Dr. Weiner phoned me to alert me that there may be a problem, saying the urologist might want to do a scan. When I went to the urologist's office he told me that everything was OK, so have another test in 6 months. When I told the urologist about Dr. Weiner's call, he (the urologist) became miffed and said "If it'll make you feel better, we can do a scan." He did the scan and found I had prostate cancer. So I had a prostatectomy (needless to say, I didn't have that urologist do it). Since I was under the direct care of the urologist, Dr. Weiner was under no obligation to alert me as he did. Another time, the day before I was scheduled to fly to London to make a presentation at a professional seminar, I came down with an ailment. I phoned his office to see if he could see me on an emergency basis, and was told that the earliest he could see me was on the day of my flight. However, I went to his office the day before the flight and he worked me in during his lunch break--he gave me a prescription and some instructions, which fixed me up and I was able to take the flight to London. This was important to my career as I was invited back several times in later years to make presentations; had I missed that first invitation at the last minute, I may well not have been invited back. I could cite many other plaudits of Dr. Weiner's practice with me as a patient. He invariably returns phone calls the same day and spends all the time you need to talk. He has never kept me waiting more than a minute or two at most when I go to his office by appointment; again, he never rushes me through. Marshall H. Pinnix 7/27/07

Dr Morrill has been mine and my family's health care professional Doctor for over 30 years. Dr…read moreMorrill gives us her time, patience and opinions, as well as referrals to other Doctor's offices she feels could help us further. I have always respected her choices for our care and have complete faith in her judgment.

Horrible! I was suffering with Lyme disease and mold co infection after given a steroid shot…read morewithout consent and she said I had a bipolar reaction! She sided with that evil doctor and made excuses! She is clueless and incompetent and has no business treating anyone! She laughed during appts as I was suffering badly and treated my memory loss and brain fog like some sort of a joke! She didn't even see patients in office and only by phone and arrogantly thought she could diagnose me without ever examining me or meeting me in person. She also tried to prescribe dangerous psych meds to me NOT knowing what was fully wrong or doing an exam in person. She never even met me in person ever!! Shame on her! She is not trustworthy! Also, she does not refund overpayment of co pays either. Run!!

This is my first visit to this practice and I'm not happy. First of all I do not like to wait. I…read morearrived at 1:50pm for my 2:30 pm appointment, it's 2:45pm and I'm still waiting. This is the first sign that this place is not going to work. The reception area is very drafty and cold. The rooms look very old and could use a good renovation. I'll keep you posted as of right now this is a no go.

Dr. Ndubuizu is very kind, knowledgeable, and thorough. I have no complaints about her. The office…read moreis very clean and I like the check in kiosk. But the wait time was really long. I had an appt scheduled for 9:30 am. Around 9:55, I went to the front desk to ask if the doctor would be much longer. They went and checked and came back to tell me she'd be 5 more minutes. Around 10:05, someone finally called my name. But then I had to wait another 20 or so minutes before the doctor actually came into my room. I know it's flu season and maybe they got bombarded with sick appts. But it's definitely frustrating to have a scheduled appt and wait an hour after your scheduled time to see the doctor.

don't let them fool you, DR. Rahanma wife and all her sister handle their billing. and ever since…read morethey took over everything has gotten messed up.

A Great doctor, caring staff. Easy to talk to and get advice. I highly recommend. I've been a…read morepatient for at least 12 years and have never felt that I was being overlooked or mistreated.

She is the best doctor in town. INOVA should be proud of her. Communicate and serve well with the…read morepatients. A+++++

Incredible family doctor who I have been seeing for ten years. I found out about him from another…read moredoctor who had a high regard for him. Dr. Greene never seems rushed when he sees me and is kind, present, caring and a very good listener. I cannot say enough good things about him!

Made an appointment for annual physical. Covered by Medicare and secondary insurance. Was not…read morenotified until the doctor told me it was not a physical but a wellness visit. She discussed se previous issues and liste to my breathing. 2 months later I received an invoice telling me I owe $40. Total bill was $715 which Medicare and secondary insurance covered all but $40 which I am expected to pay. Called the billing department to discuss and got nowhere. I requested a callback from a supervisor and never received one. Instead they had the doctors assistant call me. I wasn't available and called back and left a message. AGAI, NO Callback. I called the office manager and was told the $40 was my copay. I called my secondary insurance and was told that I have no copay so I called the office manager back and she wasn't available so I requested a call back. 2 days later and CRICKETS. This is not the first, second or third time I've had issues with Medstar. I filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and plan on fits complaint with Medicare. Seniors please only discuss your current issue with you doctor otherwise they will ask unnecessary questions in order to pad your bill. Check your invoices and confront them about it. Medstar needs to improve it's customer service and billing issue.

Very responsive, helpful, and friendly. I've been going here for many years and have always been…read morevery satisfied.

Great doc. Unsafe facility for crips. "Team" can't refill a standing prescription to save my life.read more

Honestly the only reason I come to this facility is because my PCP is here and I've been his…read morepatient since before I had need for specialists. He's amazing and would get five stars on his own. Unfortunately... the rest of the place leaves something to be desired. The front desk staff is overwhelmingly Christian, which is perhaps to be expected from a pseudo-Catholic hospital affiliate. I'm sure that's great for their mental health, if not their eternal souls, but it does leave one with the issues one generally has with loudly-Christian folk, including self-righteousness, ableism, and homophobia. They've recently taken down the "inspirational" (read: prejudiced) printouts wallpapering many cubicles so we'll see how that goes. I have not had much luck here with specialists: My wife, a friend, and I have been refused exams (by different doctors) because of being overweight. I was told "fat people have pain" as if I am too stupid to tell the difference between mild arthritis and a displaced kneecap. Whoopsie! My wife was accused of drug-seeking after a brutal car accident; I got the same from a different doctor because I worked at a pharmacy for years and used the word "drug" instead of "medication" to describe my super-exciting and TOTALLY recreational cholesterol and blood pressure meds. Despite a pair of vicious surgery scars, I was informed that the surgery I had didn't exist. After I paid out of pocket for copies of 24-year-old paper medical records from a non-affiliated hospital, the doctor acknowledged that I had had the surgery but I just didn't know the right name for it. She refused to tell me the "correct" name. I could go on, and I could name names, but the bottom line is that this is a PERVASIVE issue in the culture of the practice. Patients are treated more like enemy combatants than partners in healthcare. There is a saying or belief in Baltimore about doctors. You go to Hopkins if you're good enough You go to University of Maryland if you can stand the politics You go to Mercy if you can stand the religious culture You go to GBMC if you can't stand either You go to MedStar if no one else will hire you ...Overlea just so often fails to live up to Mercy's place on that list.