The service was very slow and inefficient. My wife and I waited more than 4 hours to have a but on…read moremy arm looked at and get a tetanus shot. After the nurse took my vitals and examined my arm we were sent to the waiting room to wait 30 minutes more and never got the shot. After reminding the receptionist we were waiting we were seated in the examination room waiting for an additional 1 hour without being seen by a doctor. My wife asked a nurse about the doctor and slow service the nurse told her " if you don't like the service here you can leave " in an insulting manner . We left and got my tetanus shot at a grocery store pharmacy without having to wait. Other patients with young children with fevers , etc also spent a long time to be seen. We rate this clinic 0 out of 10 for the inefficient , unprofessional staff. Patient First should be renamed patient last. George P

Meet Dr. Brown in the hospital and have been going to him ever since, he is very professional and…read morehis office staff are the best.

If I could give them no stars I would. This practice is absolutely awful before even coming in I…read morehad to speak to a nurse who told me there was nothing they would do for me. I am just now feeling sick, possibly flu or Covid and was told that I would not be given any antivirals Due to my age. I was also told to get my own Covid test they would not give me one there. I guess they're not making the money that they did during Covid. My daughter has been sick for a week. My other daughter has been sick for 3 weeks. I was hoping to get ahead of this, but evidently they would prefer me to come back with something worse like pneumonia. Don't waste your time. This practice continues to prove health of the community is not as important as the almighty dollar.

I have been with this Doctors office for 30 years. They are thorough, compassionate and have a…read moregreat responsive staff.

I received care several months ago and used my Wellness card for payment and I called the business…read moreseveral times to get an itemized bill and the receptionist said the office manager will have to process it and they will contact me. I called several times and still did not receive a callback or someone reached out. Now I have to come out my pocket to pay for this bill. I don't understand how a medical practice don't know how to provide a detailed bill of service because that is a normal request.

I went to Dr.'s Lewis's office skeptical, because my issue had be pending for a week or two. With…read morehis expert advise, I put my confidence in him, when Dr. Lewis confirmed my situation, gave me a consultation, with resolution right away. within a short while, Dr. Lewis treated me, resolved my issue, and sent me home to recover. The service I received from Dr. Lewis and staff was outstanding, and I will remember them and recommend Dr. Lewis to family and friends. Grateful, proud client/patient

Dr. Blake in upper marlboro is nothing but the best. I have been going to her for over 20 years…read morenow. Dr Blake always has a smile on her face as well as a listening ear for whatever reason you are there or whatever symptoms you may be having no matter how embarrassing it may be. Very good bedside manners.

Sigh, I have been a patient of Dr. Doreen Blake for 3 years and it's time for a change. Where I am…read morefrom there aren't a lot of Black female PCPs so I jumped at the opportunity to have one. Luckily, I am in an area where they are a little more abundant and don't have to settle. All of my visits here have had extreme wait times even though we have appointments. I never understood why there is a long wait period and we may only see the doctor for 5-10 minutes. My appointment was at 12:15. I arrived around 11:55 and was brought to the back around 12:45 and left after 1PM. I was with Dr. Blake for all 7-8 minutes where she continuously cut me off while I was sharing concerns. She even began talking to me as if I were a child. The only pleasant part about this visit was the young lady who drew blood. She was very personable and kind and almost made me feel better about the blatant disrespect from Dr. Blake.

I would like to commend Katelyn Marshall who did my preliminary exam before I saw the doctor. Ms…read more Marshall was so through and informative that her exam stood out among all the other exams I have had before. I was lucky to get her because she was filling in that day from her normal duties as clinical operations manager. Ms, Marshall was excellent from start to finish. I love this practice and highly recommend Dr. Solomon for anyone looking for quality eye care.

I have not been able to see in my right eye since I had the prescription they gave me filled. The…read moreprescription replaced a prescription that I could see out of. Now I cannot get a person to call me back for a corrective prescription. I have left 3 messages. They all go to the Tech section voice mails with no return calls. Never experienced anything like this from an ophthalmologist office nor have I ever received a wrong prescription. Catherine Roland

Dr. Pinckert only takes new patients Thursday afternoons at 1pm from the Silver Spring office…read more However, once you get an appointment and meet him, you have his undivided attention. I also appreciate that he noticed I had come in early. Since we were both present, we were able to start a half hour early! He listened to my story, gave advice, took time to answer all my questions. The Silver Spring office is located next to Holy Cross Hospital in the physician office building. Make sure you get your parking validated! I also believe they have offices in Fairfax and Rockville.

They get the job done. The doctors I met were nice, front desk was ok. They now charge $5 if you…read morewant pictures of your sonogram, which I've never heard of before. The sono tech was kind of cold, didn't seem to care to show me cute baby things, just trying to get her job done. So overall, bare bones no frills.

Dr. Sirak has an exceptional "bedside manner", and her administrative staff very welcoming. She…read moreclearly explained everything related to my father's appointment, and we never felt rushed. He was given a Holter monitor to test his heart for a couple of weeks, and the procedure to fit him was very quick. We were offered to meet via Telehealth video meeting earlier than scheduled, but were not able to take advantage of that.

The entire staff (Dr. Johnson, MK, Toshita, Tamara, Christian, Marissa & Minerva) are all very…read morewonderful. They're friendly, very accommodating with scheduling, very encouraging and most importantly, they truly want to help their patients heal. Most insurances are accepted and their appointments get booked pretty fast, so don't hesitate to give them a call!

Physical Therapy front desk receptionist in Dec2016-17 & the therapist from then was rude by…read morecalling me a liar, stating I need a script from a physician to come to physical therapy (PT) even though I gave them my post operative notes from an approved Medicare surgery. Medicare states that all "original medicare patients" do not need a script for anything except lab work or imagery. Medicares website policy on PT states: Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) helps pay for medically necessary outpatient physical therapy. (Medical necessary means: Health care services or supplies needed to diagnose or treat an illness, injury, condition, disease, or its symptoms and that meet accepted standards of medicine.) The physical therapy centers "interpret" Medicare's statement as "only a doctor can deem it a necessity" & because PT clinics don't have "MD" credentials, you have to get evaluated by a physician outside their PT clinic for approval of PT prior to receiving treatment. I've received answers from several different customer service representatives at Medicare & their supervisors. They've stated that it's not a necessity to get a script when I: 1. Have an MRI diagnosis 2. Accomplished pre-op PT before Medicare surgery approval 3. Have the surgery approved by Medicare A physical therapist can do an evaluation after surgery & write notes to Medicare that PT is needed after my approved Medicare surgery per the "specific Medicare written guidelines". You cannot find where the necessity must be on a script from a doctor nor it has to be from a physician outside of the PT office. After an MRI diagnosis by a radiologist doctor, I had a July 2021 surgeon visit & an August 2021 physical therapist evaluation in which they both stated physical therapy is not how you treat my injury...only surgery can fix what I have... But yet the PT clinic booked PT appointments even though the injury was deemed "surgical repair only". The PT made my injury worst. Wouldn't you worry about not getting reimbursed for an injury physical therapy is clearly stated it won't help? Which means my Aug-Sep2021 physical therapy should have not been paid for by Medicare since PT was NOT "...medically necessary...". It seems as if interpretations should not include words not written. Clearly the Medicare words written does not state in what form to receive my diagnosis/injury. Which makes this companies assumptions unwarranted. But allegedly PT still has to be booked to "check a box" with Medicare because, Medicare won't pay for surgery unless you try PT 1st even if it's medically written that PT isn't medically necessary for my particular injury. So you're saying Medicare would risk injurying a patient further after 2 medical professionals tell them that PT will not only not make the injury better, but could further injure the patient? Regulations change periodically in any job & Medicare isn't any different. This office might want to keep abreast of how to write evaluations to ensure reimbursement. It just seems as if this company wants i.e. a surgeon to agree with a therapist prior to a therapist eval when Medicare only needs 1 statement from anywhere (MRI, lab work, post-op notes) diagnosing me & then have a therapist professional state how to proceed after the diagnosis.