This is the group you want to be with. The people leaving negative reviews about this practice…read moreclearly haven't experienced the kind of care you receive at a larger, impersonal office. Our children have been patients at two of the "top-rated" pediatricians as we've moved over the years--and this is the only practice where you're truly treated as a person, not just a number. If you're looking for speed and convenience, you can always go to an assembly-line pediatrician. But if you want a true care team--literally two doctors who will know your children by name, provide thoughtful and individualized treatment, and actually keep you informed--this is the place for you. When I first called, Anastasia let me know they're a smaller practice. So yes, I may wait on hold for a couple minutes while they're helping another patient--but I'll take that any day over the rushed, impersonal care we've experienced elsewhere. At the other offices, they'd order multiple bacterial infection tests based only on symptoms I described over the phone--without even seeing my children. That's not care--that's just billing insurance as quickly as possible. Sky Valley is the complete opposite. Here, they take the time to listen, assess thoughtfully, and treat your family like their own.

Best family practice I have been too. My whole family sees Dr Bruce. She takes her time and makes…read moreyou feel at ease. The front desk staff Lauren is pleasant and always so helpful. Thank you.

There is no way to make an appointment by phone. A recorded voice tells caller no one is available…read more If you press one, you are only asked about prescription refills. Cannot leave a message for a particular provider nor can you check on your appointment. I've been going there for over 20 years. It is a disaster since Sentara took over. Why is everything so difficult?

Good luck getting your medical records since Sentara took over. Never notified of the doctor I see…read morerelocating. Cannot get a prescription refilled after calling every day for a week. No call backs from the clinical care team of the doctor who relocated or the doctor that is still local. In person office staff RUDE!

Receptionist are RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL WOULD NEVER…read moreRECOMMEND many others places to go made to get better service and treatment facility looks old and outdated

Hard to find!! Dr Stonerock is very easy to talk to about health concerns or questions. I didn't…read morefeel at allintimidated and you can tell she knows her stuff! I moved here from Louisiana about a year ago. I needed a PCP and Dr. Stonerock accepted my insurance. I could not be more happy, as we are a great fit. She actually takes time to get to know you, which I think is a hard thing to find these days. I really LOVE her!!

Dr. Posner is in a class by himself. If you are old enough to remember tv shows with local small…read moretown physicians who knew their clients on a first name basis, then you'd understand Dr. Posner's practice. He is in all ways a professional, and a forward thinking one at that. Excellent bedside manner, personality, and a depth of knowledge to draw upon which breeds well founded confidence amongst his patients. If you are looking for a personal physician, or help with weight loss, you should contact his office. You'll be glad you did.

From the owner: An internal medicine doctor, also called an internist, has extensive training in preventing,…read morediagnosing, and treating diseases. Dr. Posner went a step further after becoming an internist. He went through rigorous continuing education to earn his diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine certification, which is only awarded to internal medicine physicians who continue their education and training while in practice. Generally when you're under the care of an internist, you won't need to see any other types of doctors for routine care. Internal medicine physicians, like Dr. Posner, are highly trained at diagnosing even the most complex of health issues. During your visit, he will gather information about your health, and family medical history and discuss any symptoms you're having, or concerned about. It's typical to order some basic lab work, especially if you're just getting set up as a new patient. He might order additional tests if further clarification with any diagnosis is needed. Once he diagnoses medical issues, if any at all, he'll be the one treating you. Or if you have a chronic health condition, like diabetes or high cholesterol, he will teach you how to manage it and prescribe any medications you need. Your primary care physician is an essential partner in your efforts to stay healthy. Even if you never get sick, you still need to see your PCP once a year, just to have screenings done for chronic conditions that may not show any signs.

Dr. Butchinsky has no bedside manner! For 3 years I went to him and complained about migranes, his…read moresolution - drink more water. When I complained loudly that he was not listening to me about this issue, he chastised me essentially for being hysterical. He was very rude and unprofessional. I'm sorry I'm upset but I'm in pain! In those 3 years, he could never remember what job I did and his staff couldn't even remember I was a woman. Best part is after this incident I was sent a letter from his practice telling me I was no longer welcome. As if I was going to go back?! Funny enough others had told me that he was very rude but I guess I had to get burned before moving to action and finding another doctor.

I visited this practice for over a year when I lived close by…read more Pros: easy to get an appointment. The NP I initially worked with was lovely and made me feel supported. However, she has since left. The front-desk folks were nice enough. Cons: Everything else. I have struggled with my mental health for years and went to refill my antidepressants that have worked for me for years. I figured it would be a simple visit, get my refill, go on my merry way. Nope. Dr. Buchinsky sat down across from me and asked if I grew up going to church (?) and suggested that the Bible would ultimately be more helpful to me than medication ever would. I was so stunned in that moment but just needed my medication. I will never go back. Now I'm in the process of having to find a new PCP and haven't been to Manassas Family Medicine in over a year; however, reflecting on this experience inspired me to write this because it was so unprofessional. Unless you are a conservative Christian who can tolerate having your condition invalidated because you don't subscribe to the same beliefs - literally go ANYWHERE else. It's 2021. I'm sure they have old-school clientele who are appreciative of this but not me. Terrible.

Providers and staff are great! Very accommodating to my requests. I recommend this practice to…read moreanyone!

Needed a form filled out, the nurse requested information via MyChart message on a Friday. I gave…read morean immediate response. Nurse thanked me and said she would forward to the provider (Catherine Matkowski). On Monday at 8:30 am the office sets up a video call for 3pm. At 2pm, the provider sends a MyChart message that nobody has responded to the nursing staff and she doesn't have the information from me, but filled out the form to the best of her ability. Nobody shows up to the 3pm video visit. Is it possible that nobody in this office talks to each other? I called to follow up to see if the nurse gave the info to the provider. The male office staff continues to read my conversation verbatim. "Can we ask the nurse if she gave the information to the provider?" He proceeds to read my the messages from MyChart again. I thank him but let him know that I have access and ask if he can ask whether the nurse gave me the information to the provider he reads me the same message from MyChart...that he just read... which implies that the nurse did NOT give the information to the provider. He refuses to let me talk to anyone else and keeps interrupting and talking over me. While I have REALLY enjoyed Michelle Alvarado and Jacklyn Rector, I am hesitant to recommend this office as it seems nobody talks to each other and the male reception staff is argumentative, dismissive of women, and unable to answer simple questions.

One of the best Medical center in the Stafford and Woodbridge area…read more Special Dr. Amir Alemzadeh, the best doctor, for my diabetes, which was out of control before, but now it's like a normal person without diabetes. I recommend Internal medicine for everyone

Absolute medical negligence and unacceptable patient care.I visited this office on July 8, 2026,…read morefor a highly painful, swollen, and itchy growth on the back of my neck. I was examined by Abu Sheriff, who completely missed the issue, dismissed it as an "infected skin tag," and sent me home with a prescription.My symptoms grew significantly worse. Two days later, the agonizing pain forced me to go to Patient First for emergency care. After a proper, thorough examination, the doctor there found that it was not a skin tag at all--it was a large, live tick that had been embedded in my neck for weeks. They removed it immediately.Because Abu Sheriff failed to perform a basic, careful examination, I carried a live tick for days longer than necessary. I have now officially tested positive and been diagnosed with Lyme disease as a direct result of this delayed removal and severe oversight.I have full medical documentation, photographs, and records from Patient First proving this negligence. This office is a major patient safety hazard. If you value your health, avoid this facility and this provider.

Excellent doctors, excellent service, 30 years of experience with the practice, courteous and…read morehelpful always.

New patient here (former) How does it take 3 weeks to have…read moresomeone call about lab results? When asked how long the lab results take to come back, the doctor stated, oh, only a few days, I'm just soo busy. To then call, and someone in the office says the doctor is very behind. Then why take new patients? I Called the office and asked how much longer before the doctor was planning to call me about the results, answer? Later this week. Call finally came in today and it wasn't even the doctor! No options, no request for a second visit to discuss. Just straight to the medicine. No thanks. These things are scary for people and to just have disregard because they're too busy? There are plenty of better doctors and practices. If attention to detail from a medical professional is what you are looking for, go elsewhere.

I've tried many doctors over the years and this place is by far the best one I've ever been to…read more I'm always hesitant giving 5 star reviews to any place difficult to get in to because it could make it harder to get into, but the front desk people were very accommodating, the nurse was great and Dr Mark was totally old school. He actually spent a good amount of time with me, was very knowledgeable with covid and seemed to care like no other dr I've ever seen. I couldn't be happier especially after seeing a string of bad doctors for the last 10 years. Awesome job guys!

I interviewed for two different positions at this office, and unfortunately, my experience during…read morethe second interview was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. During the interview, Dr. Theresa Shupe was seated in a position where I could see her in my peripheral vision. Throughout the interview, while I was speaking, I repeatedly observed her appearing to speak and gesture to the HR representative across the room, including what appeared to be pointing toward me and making mocking facial expressions. When I looked in their direction, the behavior would stop, or she would begin fidgeting with her hands as though trying to make it appear that nothing had happened. Whether or not that was her intention, that was how the behavior came across to me as a candidate, and I found it incredibly disrespectful and uncomfortable. I have interviewed with many healthcare organizations and have never experienced anything quite like it. The behavior struck me as extremely immature and was something I would have expected from a child, not a medical professional conducting an interview. The interview itself also felt disorganized, and it was unclear who was leading the conversation or what the overall process was supposed to be. Unfortunately, the entire experience left me with a very negative impression of the office and its leadership. If this is how a potential employee is treated during an interview, I can only imagine how that type of behavior might affect the people who actually work there. Obviously, I cannot speak to the experiences of current employees, but my interaction with Dr. Shupe gave me serious concerns about the possibility of a toxic workplace environment. At this point in my career, professionalism, maturity, and mutual respect are non-negotiable. I would not want to work in an environment where someone in a leadership or provider role behaves this way toward a potential colleague. In my opinion, Dr. Shupe's conduct during the interview was the clearest indication I needed that this was not the right workplace for me. Perhaps it is time for her to consider whether she is still interested in being in a position where professionalism and respectful treatment of others are so important. I certainly would not recommend this office to someone considering employment there based on my experience. If I could give zero stars or a negative star, I would, but unfortunately, this is the least I can give. Moreover, this is the first time I've ever reviewed an interview in my entire existence because this is by far the worst experience I've ever had in my entire life/career. And mind you this is not the first time they had read my résumé. They were well aware that I had already applied for a position and they called me Back and invited me for the interview. I didn't camp out in front of their building. Shame on you, Dr Theresa Shupe!!! Do better and be better!!!