Lifesaving Quality of life enhancing care!…read moreDr Shor listens - genuinely hears me. Dr Shor's dedicated, thorough, brilliant, up-to-date, compassionate, possesses both impressive decades of experience in treatment and research along with the finest skill set of ANY MD I have ever worked with .... EVERYTHING anyone would hope for in a physician but hardly ever finds. Frankly - without my health, I enjoy nothing. Therefore I don't mind paying for the care I need and deserve.

Dr. Shor is, without the slightest doubt, the finest doctor that I have ever encountered. I'm a…read morecynical fellow who's hard to impress, and there are a few other good doctors out there. But nobody, not even the good ones, can touch the level of care that Shor provides. He is off-the-charts smart, and he's dedicated to highly individualized care. He is open-minded but conservative, and his instincts are to be relied on without hesitation. He is also an exceptionally kind and decent man. When my daughter was quite ill and running low on options, Shor stepped in and saved the day. Since then, he's provided her with first-rate care as her general practitioner. Don't really know how to put it without sounding over-the-top and silly, but please take my word: He is simply the best there is.

Dr. Reddy is by far one of the BEST doctors in the Washington DC area. His entire practice is a…read morerole model for how all doctors should work. I've been a patient of Dr. Reddy going back to about 1998 when Dr. Reddy took over a practice from a retiring doctor. I was 29 years old. Starting with our first few appointments, Dr. Reddy spent so much time to understand my current and past health, I was almost concerned I was his only patient. Of course I was not his only patient, that's just how Dr. Reddy works, and he works hard long hours. I'm a complex patient with a variety of health issues requiring many different specialists who have performed countless surgeries. Dr. Reddy has been indispensable with his specialist recommendations. Dr. Reddy talks to the other specialists involved in my care, so they all work together to develop a cohesive plan for my health care and to ensure no risks aren't understood and mitigated where possible. Fast forward to 2026 and now I'm 56 years old and in better health now than back in 1998. He has always given me honest to the point advice on how to improve my health and encouraged me as much as any professional can. He helped me set and meet goals. He also holds me to the fire when I could be making better choices. Dr. Reddy communication style is friendly and warm, inquisitive and compassionate. He seems to be always learning and keeping his medical skills fresh with the latest and greatest medical advancements, even 27 years later. Thankfully for his own life -and family, he has recently become a concierge Doctor which for me is even better! No matter what, with Dr. Reddy, every patient is important, the details matter, patient comfort and trust matters. These goals require a doctor who has a true heart wanting to help others, who is willing to spend extra time with his patients rather than build a super sized practice with way too many patients where care falls short and you are just a medical file. The front office staff and the other medical assistants, phlebotomist are always friendly. The office will always work with the patient to schedule an appointment that works with the patients schedule. I can often be seen the same day, sometimes within an hour! The wait isn't bad if any at all and the office is comfortable and tidy. Thank you to entire team and of course a super BIG thank you to Dr. Reddy!! Highly recommended!

Dr. Ajay Reddy had been my personal physician for 25 years. He is by far one of the best doctors I…read morehave had the pleasure of being a patient of. He has helped me with many health issues and always been great with my yearly physicals. Dr. Reddy is always professional, kind, supportive, helpful and always willing to listen. I definitely would recommend him. His staff and office is also great. His staff keeps me updated on everything.

Beware of Dr. Donald Poretz. He is a cantankerous fellow with a poor bedside manner and conducts…read morepatient visits as one would during a job interview. Not only did he not authorize a prescription urgently needed for my 83 year old father in law for an infection otherwise requiring an IV antibiotic, but refused to rectify the situation while knowing it was a Friday and that the office would be closed until Monday. They say he is retiring in October, I think this is a real blessing for future and current patients. We will be transferring over to Infectious Disease Consultants going forward. At least they act like they care.

More patience and logical medical recommendation was expected from this practice and Dr Delman…read more Seems like doctors offices have become more of factories. No other suggestions other than monitor and lab work to follow up with primary doctor. Their billing department does not send out written statement or discount even after asking for a bill! I guess we have to do admin , medical & billing work on our own.....

Terrible experience. Blown off. Tests weren't explained. Portal terrible. 2 stars because desk…read morestaff and phlebotomists were nice, but otherwise I don't even feel as though I even went to a doctor and what I was sent for (as a referral) I didn't understand and I was sent away more confused after the discussion and based on the facility not even sure it was actually an office except for the quest blood lab. Otherwise I would suspect it wasn't even an office! lol

I would like to thank Dr.Wienroth for his assistance in resolving a drug resistant UTI problem that…read morehas been ongoing for several months. I found his staff extremely confident and professional. In particular, I would like to thank Renée for her outstanding care. Regards, Robert Nelson

Excellent care and compassion for primary care. Easy to get appointments and easy check in via…read moremonitor. No matter who I see, it's consistently an awesome experience.

have been going to FFP for over 20 years. Was always great. then they were taken over by INOVA…read more has become a 'business' rather than a 'medical' facility. the whole experience has become afrustration event. doctors are good, but the administration is terrible. Hard to make appointment. direction to doctors is confusion. (eg suite 400, but the told to go to suite 200 - next go to suite 200 told to go to 400). the offices use a 'noise' system to cover HVAC noise. this over rides my hearing aid, making communication difficult.Dare to raise your voice (a natural response) results in chastising. the Walk In Clinic is a Scam. unqualified NP's. in an example case I had a 'eye sty' . NP could not diagnose, nor get help. an hour later told to made an appointment with an eye Dr. my solution was a visit to the MAYO CLINIC website, solution provided instantly. as others have also said, other INOVA practices get good rating . others have said it has become too large and unconcerning . I agree. Do not recommend this practice.

Very happy with the care we received but was glad I paid attention to previous reviews about having…read moresticker shock after receiving meds that could have been purchased elsewhere and possibly covered by insurance. The primary physician really knows his stuff and the consultation was well worth the fee.

I'm so happy to have found Dr. Choudhary and his group. He…read moreand his staff are very professional, and he is a very humble and knowledgeable doctor. He knows well which tests are best for helping to make a correct diagnosis. His attitude is like that of a specialist doctor. I'm going to start seeing him as my primary doctor

Dr. Bonomo continues to take excellent care of my entire family. My mother is especially grateful…read morefor his care. He was able to do what none of her four children could -- convince her of the seriousness and urgency of her condition that she had been basically ignoring for years while death knocked at her door. Dr. Bonomo connected us to other Inova physicians and surgeons, yet continued to follow up with her progress even after others had taken over the case. She is the self-appointed president of his fan club. I am pleased to report it has gotten easier to get follow up appointments. (I love the MyChart patient portal system but that's not the way to go for scheduling; you are better off calling the office directly.) The Fairfax building is gorgeous and a delight to visit. I also recommend the Ballston office. You can literally park on the curb outside the door and be in the office 30 seconds later. Ballston doesn't have the advantage of having a whole complex (lab, cafeteria, adorable gift shop, access to other docs) right there, but for a basic visit it's so convenient.

Great doctor! Did not rush me, and took all the time to explain my test results in details.read more

Avoid for Immigration Exams - Extremely Disappointing and Costly Experience -…read moreI am writing to share my profoundly negative experience with Dr. Anne Rose N. Eapen's office, particularly concerning an immigration medical examination (Form I-693) for my 80-year-old mother. What should have been a straightforward process turned into a bureaucratic nightmare, costing us hundreds of dollars and significant stress. Key Issues: 1. Incorrect Vaccination Assessment & Misleading CDC Inquiry: Despite providing clear vaccination records showing my mother received a Tdap vaccine on September 30, 2022, the office incorrectly marked her Form I-693 as "Applicant does not meet immunization requirement because patient refuse Tdap vaccine." This was false; she did not refuse. For an 80-year-old from Ukraine, it's widely understood that a primary series for Tdap would have been completed in childhood, as routine vaccination programs were established decades ago. Therefore, her Tdap vaccine served as a valid booster, current for 10 years, clearly meeting CDC guidelines for adults. Dr. Eapen's office insisted on a full primary series, misinterpreting the CDC guidance and failing to consider the historical context of vaccination in her country of origin or the challenges of obtaining old records. Dr. Eapen even sent an email to the CDC that appeared to be strategically worded to elicit a response supporting her office's predetermined stance, rather than seeking an objective clarification on my mother's specific situation. 2. Outdated Form Used: Shockingly, the office did not notice that I have provided them with the old version of Form I-693 (dated 03-09-23) instead of the current 01/20/25 edition. This demonstrates a severe lack of attention to crucial details required for immigration processes, and they failed to double-check. 3. Incomplete Sealed Envelope: When we received the sealed envelope for USCIS, it contained only the signed I-693 form. None of the supporting documents (ID, vaccination records, X-ray, blood work) that are standard and necessary for such submissions were included. This oversight meant the package was incomplete and likely to be rejected. 4. Financial Burden: I went and seek another civil surgeon. This meant paying the full examination fee again to a new doctor who correctly assessed my mother's Tdap status, immediately noticed the wrong version of the form used and included all required documentation in the sealed envelope. The lack of diligence, misinterpretation of official guidelines, and failure to use correct forms and documentation from Dr. Eapen's office resulted in wasted time, money, and immense frustration. I would strongly advise anyone needing an immigration medical exam to seek services elsewhere to AVOID this office.

I tried to switch to Dr. Eapen only to find out that new patients must join her concierge practice…read more Inasmuch as I'm trying to get away from a concierge practice because of the high cost, I won't be going to her after all. Very disappointed.

As a Lyme literate functional medicine doctor, Dr. Malik is very knowledgeable and experienced and…read moredives deep into root cause medicine. I had seen 9 doctors/specialists with no diagnosis, and she was able to run tests and find out the cause of my mysterious symptoms. She takes a holistic approach, emphasizing changing your eating, getting enough sleep, movement, reducing stress and using various modalities to treat. I appreciate her ability to prescribe regular medicines as well as treat with 3rd party researched supplements and herbs. Although it's all an out-of-pocket expense and treatment takes awhile, I have finally been able to feel better and get my life back. The office is very clean, mold free, and relaxing too. Thank you!

2 stars bc they are polite and professional . Less 3 bc…read morethey talked me into endless, futile blood tests as well as prescribed several " medications" that landed me in the ER. Go somewhere else esp if you have any health issues or allergies. Mystery pills they prescribe i don't approve of at all. Waste of money and energy and ended up bed ridden for 2.5 months due to several adverse reactions to their " treatments. " Too much to get into but in brief the pills interfered with medications I take to live and function, this is most recent. Last year anaphylaxis twice from the random stuff taken. If I had the energy and time ( which I've lost due to their practice) - I'd possibly bring a suit for malpractice. Fortunately for them, I was robbed of both. Just to note I take full responsibility for agreeing to take stuff the company wasn't even sure of the effects or ingredients . This being said, after the first reaction i agreed to substitute something else, same issue. This is after telling the practice my health issues , meds I have to take to stay alive, and endless allergies. At one appointment the physician was not aware a suggestion she made contained a certain ingredient. That's malpractice at worst , or simple ineptitude at best. Footnote- I take responsibility for continuing to try different drugs despite the doctors several mistakes. ( they were aware of what I could/couldn't do and the medications I have to take to stay alive. I figured I'm already in maybe see where this goes, huge mistake. ) Several times. Then at one appointment made a suggestion I had to correct. ( that enzyme landed me in the hospital last year. I looked your suggestion up it's almost identical ). " oh yeah" If that's not incompetence the patient knows more than the physician I don't know what is. They couldn't bother? Or are merely incapable? Who knows.