Dr. Gradzka was dismissive of my experience, of what I said and of what was in my records. She gave…read moreincorrect information--stating that "Hashimoto's thyroiditis does not cause fatigue"--Look it up--Cleveland Clinic, Mayo, Hopkins and any normal physician agree that fatigue is a primary symptom. She also stated that "Microscopic colitis is not a big thing --that is why it is called microscopic" Check out Cleveland Clinic, John's Hopkins, Mayo Clinic--and any reasonable physician--know that it is a major issue for those of us who have it. Seeing Dr. G was like being run over by a steamroller...she talked and talked but listened very little.When she did hear something I asked she dismissed what I said. I don't waste my time with physicians who don't treat people well. There are too many other physicians to put up with being dismissed and treated rudely. Find yourself a doctor who respects the people visiting them.

Dr. Gradzka diagnosed me with rheumatoid arthritis 10 years ago. I love her and I love Christine,…read morewho I miss dearly. I have a really difficult time dealing with her current administrative staff. They rarely answer the phone or return messages. Here I sit a week later and I'm still waiting to hear back from them regarding a major issue that I'm having regarding access to my medication. I called her office 14 times yesterday and they NEVER answered the phone. I hate to say this but I really think I need to find a new office. Dr. Gradzka is wonderful but her office staff is NOT!

Avoid this practice. I recently moved to Virginia, and called to enroll as a patient new to the…read morearea. I was told that before I can schedule an initial appointment, I need to "prove that I really have the condition" by sending recent lab test results. Is this how a doctor should treat anyone? Is it ethical? Is it legal?

I saw Dr. Rubenstein recently. Nice guy, competent, and thorough. But I would never come back to…read morethe practice because you always have to wait for something. I arrived to my appointment 15 minutes early and didn't leave until 2 hours later. The appointment did not need to take that long. I waited an hour before I was seen by the doctor. Why? Because there were 15 people in the waiting room before me. I have never waited that long at an office before. They clearly overbook their doctors there. Once I was seen by the doctor, the doctor kept transitioning me to different rooms and leaving for a few minutes after arriving at each room. I went from the waiting room to his office, from his office to the exam room, from the exam room to the sonogram room, from the sonogram room to his office, from his office to the lab room. I thought this was odd and it seemed as if he was rushing to see other patients in between each transition. The other reason I will not come back is whenever you call the office, you are put on hold. Not 5 minutes, but more like 15-20 minute hold. The reason I had to call the office is because you are advised to call a week after your appointment to ask for your lab results. Once they are pulled, the doctor will call you back, or so I was told. I called three times to get my lab results and when I heard back from the office, a day later, the doctor was not the one giving me my lab results over the phone.

The most professional Dr office I seen in a long time…read more When calling Office phone doest have 10 promps Easy to get a live person Dr very friendly and thorough Takes her time

Dr. Alpana Goswami is an extremely warm and caring doctor. She is thorough, prompt, and cares about…read moreher patients. Her staff is friendly and willing to answer any questions that arise. I travel far to see her, but she is worth all of the traffic headaches! Her microdermabrasion is top of the line and my acne scars are almost completely gone! I recommend her to anyone!

I have known Dr Hunt and used her services for 40 years. She is very knowledgable and knows the ins…read moreand outs of the medical profession. She is very good with conversation to help her patience relax before she takes a blood pressure reading. Dr. Hunt has a love for dogs and wildlife and cares for her animal friends as she does her patients. For an experience above and beyond your expectations, Hunt no further as Dr Hunt is the doctor gives practical advice, and behind the scenes on how to save on medical costs with many resources to help the aging...so you can grow up to be an old lady or old man! --The more you know, your life will grow!

It looks like my review was removed. Thanks, Yelp, for bothering to notify me. Regardless, I am…read moreresubmitting a more professional review as I let my temper get the best of me. Key points: I had a negative experience that began in the waiting room. I don't have an issue with waiting over an hour to be seen, especially if the doctor is supposed to be worth seeing, but to listen to snoring dogs, ones that are hidden behind a partition, is a combination of comical and unnerving. I cannot comment on the sanitary part without unwittingly giving false information. I can tell you that a book I picked up on their coffee table to kill time was sticky on the outside, which maybe was a sign to leave. My husband accompanied me to this appointment. He could not sit in the chairs for an average length of time due to the combination of three major back surgeries and discomfort of the waiting room seats. Be prepared for a long wait, which is why I bring up the waiting room seats. It may or may not cause discomfort. When we were finally seen, I explained my condition to the doctor. While I appreciate the appointment was not rushed, it was not productive, either. This doctor, for whatever reason, tends to be argumentative, does not listen, is dismissive, and, IMHO, has to be right. Even when presented with information that challenges her opinion or reveals it as false. Here are a few of the things that I was told that turned out to be the opposite of what she said (I called CVS pharmacy several times to verify the information): -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if you have had a similar prescription filled before thirty days is up. Actually, you can. At a different dosage. -You cannot get certain prescriptions filled if another prescription contains the same type of medication before thirty days is up. Totally false because they are considered two different medications. -The pharmacy will accept returns on prescription medications. No, they absolutely will not dispose of medication for you nor will they accept a return. This is illegal and breaking the law. Some pharmacies have disposal bins for you to get rid of medications, but they do NOT accept it by hand, nor give you a receipt, nor update your profile to reflect that medication was turned in by you. Blatantly false piece of information. Dr Hunt only agreed to give me a prescription if I did the above and if my electronic file reflected that I followed her instructions. When I called and let her know that her information was simply not true, she flat out told me I was wrong and that she had 'turned in medication to this particular CVS many times'. How was it possible to do something when the other party tells you they do not things that way? She gave me an impossible task to do. I have a hard time believing that a Vanderbilt and Harvard educated physician could be so wrong about such simple protocol, and too stubborn to listen or even follow up with the pharmacy to verify what the patient says is true. Opinion: Doctor is either willfully obtuse or incompetent. The only positive is Susan, the knowledgeable and compassionate office assistant, who I feel should have the title of Dr in that office.

I am sad that I have but 5 stars for this review! Dr Joffee has so much patience for my anxiety…read moreand can devote the time to dealing with it and building trust, so visits aren't dreaded. I lost 17 pounds not quickly, but fairly easily with his guidance. Most stuff can be handled via email so I don't need to take off work. Highly responsive. Not a pill pusher, but highly respects my ability to make choices for my body even if it isn't the choice he would make. Financially I was able to pair his fee with a slightly higher deductible plan at work. The combination of the two was actually less than what I was paying working for a school system and I get significantly better care.

Dr. Joffee's reviews begin with Dr. Joffee more times than not. (slightly skeptical)…read more I went to him and did not see the fees or additional procedures. He is a very caring PCP, but I think where he lacks is experience. In all honesty, if you get a cold, or a cut, he is amazing. But if you get a bout of meningitis or another illness which is chronic in nature - i would stay away until his practice matures. I have total faith, it will. He's definitely not a 1 star doc and he is trying his best to be a 5 star. To me, Dr. Joffee is a 2 star only because I have seen better, thats all. In my opinion, to most he is probably a 3-4 stars.

Only spends 10 minutes during scheduled visits. I was hospitalized in October due to high BP. I…read morecalled his office to alert him and asked for a callback. He did not return the call nor follow up. It's now January. The appearance is that he's managed by Privia - x number of patients per hour/day/week/month. Referrals from his office are of no consequence - so off to the emergency room! I needed a boil lanced, and he referred me to another doctor down the hall whose availability was one week out! I went back to the ER & was home in two hours. His office calls with lab results. However, it's back to the Internet for interpretation. My cardiologist had to call his office several times for information that was not posted to my records. He has a good personality - but not a practice.

Dr. Chudha (or Chuds as I refer to him, unbeknown to him as) is my primary care physician. If…read moreyou're wondering how to pronounce his name, no need, his receptionist says it when you call to make an appointment. Appointments aren't too hard to come by. If ever I have an "emergency" they can squeeze me in within a day or two, although I might have to wait awhile once I get there. As for regular appointments the doctor is usually running a bit behind, I won't lie, but I like him so much I don't mind waiting. In fact I'm not the only one who likes him, my whole family does. My mom, dad, 3 brothers, 2 sister in laws, best friend, and I all go to Dr. Chudha. It's quite amusing actually because sometimes we bump into each other in the waiting room. He's very patient, thorough, can be funny, and makes you feel very comfortable. I highly recommend him.

Since June 20th, 2026, when I was scheduled to be seen by Nurse Adhikari, I've had to call the…read moredoctor's office (your office) several times (at least 6 times, if not more), in addition to sending an email. This was my semiannual visit, and the whole purpose was to have a refill on my medication. The day after my visit, I went to the pharmacy, and they had not yet received the doctor's order. I called the office, and they had to ask the nurse for the prescription; they didn't have it. When I went to the pharmacy a few days later, only one of my prescriptions had been sent, and I had to call back for it. When I was with the nurse, I specifically asked for my lab results. Yet she forgot that there is a need for medication. The medicine needed a doctor's approval. I had to call my insurance company three times to ask whether they had received approval for the medicine, and each time the answer was no. I called the doctor's office, and they didn't know how to work the system to send the approval. Finally, they lied to me and said the insurance didn't approve the medication and that it has to go through a specialty pharmacy. I called my insurance today, and they did not know anything about this claim. There was no doctor's approval for the medicine in question on my file. My insurance agent called the doctor's office while I was on the phone, and I was listening for them to leave a message. There has been no response from your office yet. This is the worst I have seen any medical organization perform in my many years of experience. I did not think this level of ignorance from a doctor's office was possible.

Dr Shafai is extremely thorough and approachable. I appreciate her attention to diet and lifestyle…read morerecommendations as well as medications and traditional lab tests. She treats my hypothyroid and PCOS. She is knowledgeable in functional medicine tests and approaches as well. Ok

Dr Ram has been our family doctor for many years…read more I am not very compatible with doctors, and I am glad to say he is very open and honest without all the pretentiousness that most doctors have. I can not recommend him enough, he has been fantastic!

Great doctor, terrible receptionist (wife). It didn't used to be so bad but when his wife took over…read morethe front desk, it became rather painful to deal with his office. I've since switched doctors, which is a shame because I thought he was excellent and provided plenty of options and actually listened to what you were saying.