How do you review a doctor? It's my first…read more The nurses were exceptionally kind. Doctor Williams is charming and professional. I was a difficult case and they were extremely patient and thorough. A trip to the doctors is never fun, but it was as good as it possibly could be. The front desk people may be could've been a bit more welcoming. But good care.

This a medical office with a lot of nice and competent doctors. It also, alas, has the most…read moreincompetent and unfriendly front office I have ever dealt with. Getting appointments, medications etc. is a nightmare, which is especially a pain when yr in need to start with. I know the docs are aware of this, as one told me a while ago they had changed the setup. But it does not seem at all changed. After my appt. tomorrow was cancelled by them today (!), I called back, told them I was in pain, and was given a new appt. in two weeks. That's compassion from them. Go elsewhere.

I detest physical violence, but I hold Dr. Singh in such high regard that if anyone were to…read moreseriously grade their experience as less than 4 stars, I would seriously want to fight them. I don't mean to de-value people's opinions, man, but they would just be flat out wrong. Dr. Singh has several convenient office locations and is a pleasure to deal with. His surgical technique is unparalleled. I was diagnosed as having nasal polyps and a deviated septum. I had congestion that had been bothering me for years, and really messed with my ability to run and taste my food. After a consult with Dr. Singh, we decided to go with the surgical route, as steroids and nasal sprays simply weren't cutting it. He showed me what was going on in my nose, explained the corrections that needed to be made, and made clear what I should expect for the surgery and into recovery. If you are looking for an ENT who doesn't like to use a lot of nasal packing and you're in the DC metropolitan area, I'd say he should be your number one choice. Removing nasal packing is very unpleasant, but he's got the technique down. Three weeks after the surgery, my relief was so great it felt like I was stealing other people's oxygen. He's helped me regain my former 8:30 minute per mile marathon pace!

Dr. Singh is an amazing doctor. The best part is that he participates with ZocDoc and I can…read moreschedule my appointments online. He's really knowledgable, friendly and listens to his patients. Honestly, the man is always upbeat and with a smile on his face. Most doctors need to learn a thing or two from him. Oh yes, he has top notch equipment and his office is pretty nice. Unlike some other ENT doctors with crappy equipment from the 80s. If you have are need of an ENT definitely check him out. Also, I'm only taking a star off because sometimes he is booked solid for a week and it's hard to see him.

Worst doctor ever. He misdiagnosed me and made the actual medical condition that I have TEN TIMES…read moreWORSE. I truly regret ever coming to this practice. You will also wait an hour or two to be seen regardless of your appointment time. I came here because it was the place I could get in quickest (same day) but now I see why!! Horrible provider who doesn't listen to patients. There are lots of other ENTs in the area you can check out - from GW to MedStar to Virginia Hospital Center. Avoid this practice!!!

Couldn't t be happier. Great bedside manner and polite. He was helpful in understanding my symptoms…read moreand my path to better health. His office staff is polite and genuine.

Don't show up late for your appt by 10 minutes they have a 15 minute grace period and the front…read moredesk turned me away because I was a few minutes late. I am sure the other 10 people in the waiting room were going to wait longer because I was a few minutes late

Dr. Williams only gives his patients 5 minutes of his time during an office visit. :/ At least that…read morewas my experience. I wish I came to Yelp to check out reviews before wasting my time. Smh Pros: The check-in staff and doctor was nice. Cons: Dr. Williams checked my throat and decided in 5 minutes that my extreme breathing attacks could be cured with Pepcid AC. I had a ton of questions and he said he would be back with my prescription. He sent in an office staff who couldn't answer questions about frequency, when to end the medication, how it might negatively interact with the multiple medications just to name a few. I kept asking the medical assistant to speak with the doctor and he kept saying no and giving a ton of excuses on why not. Instead he insisted on trying to answer medical questions, many of which didn't make much sense. Pretty sure it's ILLEGAL for anyone outside of the doctor to give medical advice. I called the office 3x and left messages for Dr. Williams to call me back since he couldn't spare time to answer my questions...he never called back. I had a really bad allergic reaction and didn't even get a call back when my message informed him. I don't care how great the staff is, if the doctor won't answer my questions and give me the care I need, I will not be going back and recommend you go elsewhere.

This time six years ago, I visited an ENT to see if something conclusive could be done to remedy…read moreseasonal tonsilloliths. He quickly concluded that I needed a biopsy, which he performed. Result was cancer in my left tonsil. I was referred to Dr. Joshi, who explained the trans oral robotic surgery (TORS) that he would perform. He was attentive, clearly an expert, and explained clearly how the procedure would be carried out. Some margin was too close to my carotid artery to be surgically removed--a course of radiation remedied that. I've been following up with Dr. Joshi and his superb team, and appear to be "out of the woods." I can't say enough about his care for me.

No one likes going to the doctor, but when you go, you should make sure you're getting the very…read morebest advice and care you can, and you should make sure that your physician actually listens to you and pays attention to what you want and need. I had a salivary gland infection that was diagnosed at an urgent care clinic. The urgent care doc sent me to an ENT, Dr. Mark Tettelbaum, who discovered that the cause was a stone in my salivary duct. This ENT's solution? He was going to send me next door to his partner--who was going to cut out my ENTIRE right submandibular salivary gland. Uh, no. I had already done some research into what may have been causing the infection and swelling and had read enough to know that this doctor was full of it. When I asked about transoral removal (which is almost like a dental procedure--very, very easy--and spares the gland), Dr. Tettlebaum said it would be "impossible." I called Dr. Joshi's office after reading about his success treating salivary stones and he saw me in two days. At our first appointment, he told me he could get the stone out the next week at 8:00 a.m.--using the transoral method, which involved one simple incision inside the mouth, no worse than a minor trip to the dentist--and that I would be sitting at my work desk at 9. The next week came, and man, was he wrong. I was at my work desk--at 8:48. :) Dr. Joshi took the time to explain to me how the stone formed (years of chronic dehydration) and gave me tips for how to prevent a similar malady from happening in the future. Thanks to Dr. Arjun Joshi, I am eating and drinking with no discomfort at all, for the first time in many, many months. Conventional wisdom says to always get a second opinion. I say go to Dr. Joshi first, and if you need a second opinion, simply ask him again. He's that good and that honest. As someone who has had very good reason to not trust many healthcare providers, I was impressed by him and he has from me something I give rarely: my trust. Beyond that, he has my eternal gratitude. I would recommend him with no reservations to anyone.

Dr. Picken is a fine surgeon. Caring and compassionate, she is an excellent physician, on every…read morelevel. She recently performed successful sinus surgery on our daughter, and, later, was available by phone for advice in middle of the night, when our daughter had an adverse reaction to pain meds and needed to go to the ER. Dr Picken was also extremely helpful at the follow-up appointment, not only in terms of the post-surgical steps, but also regarding another medical condition that was unrelated to the surgery but had had an impact on it. She is excellent at her specialty and explains things in an easily-understandable way. She respects her patients: listens to them and understands their concerns... which makes her a model physician in my book.

The review is only for her office staff who answer the phone and sound like they're doing you a…read morefavor for doing so and/or are on the verge of laughing at this pathetic, prospective patient calling. It's not just one bad apple--I called weeks ago after being referred by my GP. Since I have ringing in one ear (not my only stated ENT complaint though), I was told that I'd have to see an audiologist first. OK, fine, but it was the condescending, almost cruel tone of this person that struck me most. Since then, I've called twice to make an appointment, and both times (different people!) get someone who, after confirming that I'd be a new patient, seems to *enjoy* saying that the first available appointment won't be until (x number of weeks in the future). What is it with this office staff?!

I went to Dr. Troost with a strange noise in my ear that was bothering me quite a bit…read more He prescribed, over the course of three weeks, three different antibiotics to me. He also sent me to get a scan of my whole head. After none of that worked or provided any insight into what was going on, he just quit. I wasn't advised to come back, to go to a different doctor, to do anything. I wouldn't recommend going to him with something strange, he wouldn't know what to do with you.

I cannot recommend Dr. Troost more highly! He has taken a different approach to my severe ,…read moreantibiotic resistant longstanding sinus infection and it has worked. He is intelligent, broad minded and actually interested in what one has to say. All of his advice has been clearly expressed,.and thank heavens,he has a sense of humour. In the past I have had to go up to NYC for this Quality of treatment. Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.

I had a great experience with this doctor's office. I was turned down by other ENT practices in the…read morearea trying to get an appointment for an ear issue on short notice, but this group was able to squeeze me in within 3 days. Stacey at the front desk was really helpful and patient trying to get resolution with an insurance issue when my insurance initially didn't register. I also had essentially no wait to be seen, and Dr. Maiberger was friendly, knowledgeable, and had a great bedside manner. Would recommend for anyone looking for an ENT practice. FYI Their new address is 2021 K street

I am a fan of doctor Patrick Maiberger. I had this weird thing going on with my tonsils. The doctor…read moreand I went through every possible thing and test to make surgery my last resort (personal choice) and I had the surgery. He even gave me a personal call to make sure i was okay. Let me call him personally during my recovery while i was panicking. Great guy. Recently told to see a ENT to schedule surgery and all kinds of things due to my sleep issue. Doc gave me a call and told me to hold off visiting him because he knows it's a hike for me to see him and wait and see what the other results are. Great guy.

HORRIBLE customer service -- when you call the office is goes to a call center...and then you…read moreexplain what you need (think you're getting somewhere) and they dump you into a VM that's never answered. You don't know who you were sent to or who you just spoke to.

I found this office through my insurance website and scheduled an appointment through ZocDoc. Super…read moreeasy! ...or so I thought. When I arrived this morning I was told that the billing office did not work with my insurance, and so I would have to pay out of pocket. I called the insurance company and confirmed again that yes, this office works with my plan, but yet again was denied. The best they could do is tell me that I had to pay 100% of the bill out of pocket - then they would submit the bill to the insurance for payment - and if it went through, I'd have to work with the doctor's billing office to get reimbursed. So the best they could do is ask me+the insurance to pay twice and then have me cross my fingers to get my money back from the billing department that insists they don't honor my coverage? I think not. Thanks for wasting my time, Feldman Group - your front desk wasn't helpful what so ever, I wasted over 30 minutes of my time and was late to work, and my ears are still in pain.

Dr. Kimbrough and his awesome practice (One Medical Group) are like concierge service for your…read morehealth. Super-long appointments to cover whatever you need to cover. Thorough, friendly, and knowledgeable, I couldn't be happier with the whole experience. I hadn't seen a doctor in three or more years, so I had a lot of questions. Dr. Kimbrough was extremely patient in dealing with any issue or concern I threw at him. One Medical Group is membership-based primary care. It costs $199/year, but is worth every cent (and then some). It's kind of like a medical "start-up" done right. Online scheduling, really long appointments, nice offices. Check 'em out.

Will Kimbrough is the best doctor I've ever had. His knowledge, diagnostic skills, and demeanor are…read moresuperior. He's friendly, helpful with advice, never rushes you, never judges you. I feel more comfortable sharing anything and everything with him, unlike some previous doctors. If I could give him more than 5 stars, I would. One Medical as a whole is an awesome practice, worth every penny of the $199 annual fee.