This office is everything that's wrong with healthcare. I have been a patient at this practice for…read more20+ years; always paid my bills, always had a good experience until the past couple of years. There is no personal touch or care with the front office staff. The one time in 20+ years that I have had an issue with a health insurance claim Loudoun Internal offered no support or clarification on an outstanding bill that I tried over and over and over to resolve with them. Instead they treated me like a stranger, like a conman that was trying to take advantage. They exhibited zero compassion, accountability, or humility for their continued disorganization and poor communication with me (a long time patient) and a simple discrepancy in their files as to my current health insurance provider. I implore you to pass on this practice.

My experience with this practice was a good one. My provider was Dr Feely, and although the billing…read moredepartment is kind of messy, all issues were resolved eventually. it's just the way they charge for services. They don't tell you the bill up front and that can be annoying when you just get a bill in the mail, apart from that, is a great facility, and I felt taken care of.

If you thrive in a collaborative honest relationship with an extremely knowledgeable and practical…read moredoctor, Dr. Trippel is your best bet. I've been in her care for over fifteen years, during which we've both said both yes and no to one another's suggestions. We explored alternatives and kept an open dialogue which has resulted in my cholesterol level dropping from critical to normal without statins (which cause me severe muscular stress) and my weight dropping 15 pounds with only a few small changes to my diet and movement programs. She keeps tabs on my health through regular tests and visits, and is immediately responsive in the rare event there's something urgent. She's my hearthstone when it comes to my physical health - I trust her entirely.

First impression: I left a message about setting up an initial visit and Dr Trippel returned my…read morecall so we could discuss my situation. I was really impressed by that. When I came in I was scheduled to see the NP but I met Dr Trippel at the front desk. It's a small practice and they break things down into multiple appointments that maybe a larger practice would do in one, but this is better for me because it keeps visits short and sweet. Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable, which I also appreciate. The only issue is her nurse who can get a little on the nasty side, per my own experience with her and accounts from other patients.

The team here is incredibly kind, patient, and attentive. From the moment I walk in, I feel…read morewelcomed and cared for. Every staff member takes the time to truly listen to my concerns, explain things clearly, and make sure I'm comfortable. I've never once felt rushed or that the quality of care was anything less than excellent. It's rare to find a medical office that combines professionalism with genuine compassion, and I'm grateful to have them as my healthcare team! If you read this, thank you Dr. Manchireddy You really help calm my anxieties because I always seem to think I have the worst possible illness before I walk into your office lol.

Unrushed interaction with Dr Manchireddy who listened intently and clarified my understanding of…read moretreatment. Staff is helpful and professional. Recommend without reservation.

I am a new patient with ASIMP- I have seen Kelly Boardman twice now and she takes her time in the…read moreappointment answering all my questions. The front desk staff is also welcoming.

Nothing like waiting over 6-7 months for the doctor to notify you of "concerning lab results." The…read moredoctors are generally good but VERY disappointed in the lack of follow-up. I lost my 33 year old brother from a heart attack due to a hereditary condition so the PA ordered some tests. The results came in, PA left a message so I called back (literally 4-5 different times) and then even asked during a separate visit if there were any concerns about my results. Nearly 7 months later they call to explain the results to me. Turns out that I have some off tests and it took that long. Seriously, when dealing with peoples lives, and tests are off, they should be communicated ASAP. The majority of the front office staff do not seem to have their stuff together and there is a huge language barrier with the nurse who takes my temp and asks questions prior to PA coming. very disappointed...do not recommend this place.

If you were to write a definition of the epitome of what a medical professional should be - Kelly…read moreBoardman would be it. She is by far the most compassionate, patient, understanding, thorough, knowledgable, and detail-oriented PA I've ever known. In my particular situation, she has really stepped outside the box with traditional thinking to help identify what may be wrong and I must say after months and months of going to specialists, etc. - her methods and almost a duty to leave no stone unturned, has finally gotten me on a path towards diagnosis, treatment, and healing. I give her my utmost recommendation. You could not be in better care. I'm eternally grateful to Kelly and look forward to continued care for years to come.

I cannot say enough positive things about the care from Dr. Walsh; she gave us our daughter back…read more Dr. Walsh was attentive and took time to understand not only my daughter's condition but also her concerns. I was deeply impressed by her expertise, and her treatment was spot-on.

Why do I LOVE Dr. Walsh? Let me count the ways…read more.. Dr. Walsh does not take insurance, doesn't have any other doctors in her office, and doesn't have nurses or a receptionist. Scheduling is all online, through her very informative website. While some may see that as a negative, I see that as a positive, especially when looking at the cost of service. I am paying a low, preset fee to see the doctor. I am not also paying for a receptionist, an insurance billing specialist, and a nurse. I pay my $90, I send the bill to my insurance myself and I save a ton of money. Dr. Walsh does not have a receptionist or nurses. When I go see her, I see HER from start to finish, instead of passing through various people to get a hurried 10 minutes of time with a physician. Contacting her is also easier, because I don't have to go through multiple layers to get to her. You know how it usually goes....call the office, leave a message for the doctor, get a call back from the nurse, explain everything to the nurse, who will then discuss it with the doctor, only to get a call back from the nurse saying the doctor wants you to come in. Ugh. With Dr. Walsh, I email her directly, and she either emails or calls me back in hours, not days. If she can help without coming in to see her, she will. She is not in it for the cash. Dr. Walsh does not have back up doctors. This means you are never confronted with a total stranger if something happens. My niece had a rather unpleasant experience with a cyst, and not only did Dr. Walsh come into the office on a Sunday night to take care of it, she even offered to go to my niece if she couldn't drive herself. No backup doctor would do that. Actually, unless you are having a baby, no regular or backup doctor does anything after hours, you go to the ER with all the other injured/sick people. Dr. Walsh doesn't have a thousand patients. This allows her time to keep tabs on things like prescription prices, and where and how to get the best deal. Did you know that sometimes, it is cheaper to pay out of pocket instead of insurance? Neither did I, until she told me that my $35 inhaler through insurance was $12.50 at Costco if I didn't use my insurance. Copays are tricksy and she knows where you can get the best price. Because she keeps her patient list small, she knows her patients. Really KNOWS them... she doesn't need to look in my chart to know why I see her or what is going on. She knows my name, my history, my family, and all the other aspects that you learn about people you know. This is only part of why she is an excellent physician. And here is the really important part....she really is an excellent physician. She knows her stuff and she will take good care of you. You will feel cared for, not rushed through an antibiotics cattle call. If you are looking for a practice with lots of warm bodies to pay attention to you, then this isn't the practice for you. If you are looking for excellent medical care from a wonderful physician, you won't find better than Dr. Walsh.

The state of Virginia Department of Health professionals has an investigation in process. She and…read moreher office staff repeatedly withheld my records, disregarding requests from insurance and social security, violating HIPPA. She informed me I needed to be medically punished for conditions treated by specialists and proceeded to do so herself while refusing to communicate with my specialists. This was her way of "getting it under control." The result landed me in the hospital for 9 days. Gogineni missed BASIC vitamin deficiencies detectable in bloodwork while refusing to treat KNOWN pernicious anemia for 2 years. I now have permanent nerve damage. Her actions nearly killed me. And now, more than a year after I fired her and transferred to a different physician, her staff is harassing me and demanding I come into the office for appointments. Her desk staff train each other to administer injections and take vitals on actual patients instead of requiring the employee to undergo legitimate medical technician certification. I was one of the patients used for this training. Do not go to this doctor. Protect yourself. My medical bills from her neglect were over 10K in six months.

Im a New patient Dr. Gogineni very caring and i finally find the right Dr. For me…read more She made me comfortable talking about my medical issues And her staff are also caring Dr. Gogineni thank you for taking me as your patient!!!

He was okay for a time until he viewed me as a drug seeker because I take a benzodiazepine (snarky…read morecomments) and told my husband he was an alcoholic due to high MCV blood labs--no it was and is a blood disease that he is now in treatment for that I sent him for being an RN and 2 doctors (Pipan as well) ignoring the follow up he needed. He also told my husband that his tremor was going to get worse and worse with time. It has not. Mancini was a very pessimistic doctor who sadly we did not feel the caring that is so necessary in an internist. (Husband is seeing a hematologist and his numbers are improving due to competent recommendations and treatment. )

Dr Mancini saw me for Lyme and then ignored me past my 2 round of Doxy. Said I had a ?light in my…read moreeyes,? then made me a fibromyalgia patient. Yet didn?t give me any treatments to get out of the issues that disease would give me.He let me go for about 7-9 months without treatment. He then called for zero follow ups for Lyme yet years later I have gone through IV treatment for Lyme, SOT treatment for Lyme and Babesia, and now facing about 9 months of Bartonella treatment.And please let me be clear- this is ALL because Dr Mancini didn?t believe my symptoms. He would put weeks of lab testing between his own treatments, and then never followed up with me even for the fibro diagnosis. This has lead to me having to go into protocols that have nearly killed me- all because Dr Mancini was either lazy or in bed with the govt to not retest Lyme. The govt hates the illness they created. If you think this is conspiracy, please have ONE child fall illness to this crazy disease. See what happens.

A close family member (young professional) left in tears after being treated by the physician like…read morethey were stupid and the doctor could not care less. Needless to say they cancelled their follow-up appointment,will not be returning, and will not recommend this practice.

From the owner: Pulmonary and Critical Care Specialists of Northern Virginia was founded in 1978 as a two-person…read morepulmonary and critical care practice devoted to providing skilled, comprehensive, and compassionate care to the residents of Northern Virginia. More than three decades later the group has expanded to 11 practitioners serving five communities based on these founding principles.