Dr Enelow is an extraordinary doctor. He is a very good listener and an excellent medical…read morepractitioner. He is easily accessible by email and responds quickly even on weekends. He's personable and thorough.

Great Doctor. Great P/A's. Great student practitioners…read more Incompetent 3rd party billing. Incompetent, rude, and incorrigible front receptionist.

Dr Amara Burney is a jewel. There are also some very good Doctors across the hallway. Medstar has…read morePrimary Care, Orthop and Physical Therapy It is really, really, really hard to find a good and solid Primary Care Dr. I am so lucky that I finally found one, Dr Burney. She listens to the patient, provides reasonable recommendations and is not bossy. She took the time to review all factors.

I've been a patient of Dr. Walsh's for five years now. I appreciate his focus on preventative…read moremedicine, and his excellent bedside manner. I don't have particularly complicated medical problems, but when I do bring a concern he resolves it without provoking unnecessary anxiety. He's also referred me to a couple excellent specialists, both of whom spoke very highly of him as a primary care physician. Only point for improvement (and this has nothing to do with Dr. Walsh himself, and everything to do with VHC's scheduling staff) would be a little more flexibility with scheduling annual wellness exams. It's easy to get a 15-minute appointment for a concern that arises during the year, but the 30-minute annual wellness exam has to be scheduled a year in advance. If you cancel your wellness exam for any reason, then you can't get another one until a year after the date on which you cancel your original appointment. That's completely okay, and that's why I make extra efforts to keep my appointments--I figure a cancellation on my end is my fault. But if the doctor has to cancel for any reason (and there are lots of good reasons that he might have to cancel), then the scheduling team kicks you to the back of the line, more than a year from the date on which they cancel your appointment. This happened to me recently, and caused me to miss the annual wellness screening I had scheduled for January 2026. The first available make-up appointment was November 2026. Dr. Walsh is a great doctor and totally worth the wait, and since I have only minor medical issues that I can monitor on my own I'm just going to use blood tests at CVS in the interim. And again, this is a criticism of the admin team and not Dr. Walsh.

Just had my first physical with Dr. Walsh and the experience was phenomenal. Everyone including the…read morescheduler, front desk, checkout, and medical assistant were incredibly pleasant and professional. His examination was very thorough and precise. He picked up on things that only specialists had picked up on previously. He went the extra mile to counsel me on things most internists wouldn't. Highly recommend him and his staff!

Dr Ejtemaee is one of kind doctor who is by your side and a great support . I have been fortunate…read moreto been going to her for over 20 years and now my family and friends go to her as well. She is professional, experienced and she will tell you like it is and guides you to the right path of care . She is very open minded and will listen to the patient to find a best solution for each patient.

Nasty receptionist. Poor customer service. Would not recommend. She laughed at me and cut me off…read moremultiple times. Very unpleasant experience. Save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else.

Dr Maciulla is upbeat and positive- but at the same time, she is professional and no- nonsense! She…read moreknew that I was waiting for my biopsy results over the holidays- and she called me on a Saturday to tell me the results. She said that if it were her, she would want to know as soon as possible too. I feel that I am getting excellent care and follow up with her!

Girls, avoid Lori J Macuilla at all costs. She's a money-hungry heartless doctor who doesn't give a…read morecrap about you and your well-being. Dr. Maciulla was recommended by a friend of mine. Upon arriving at her office the first time, I was presented with their financial policy, which lists a bunch of non-insurable charges, such as a charge to speak to Dr. Maciulla over the phone if you have a request or fees for paper filing. This certainly raised an eyebrow, but hey, I was already in the office, awaiting my appointment. She was pretty chatty and friendly at first. She even went on to tell me the 411 about all her children and how one of them almost died because of a poor doctoral diagnosis. And my physical exam was relatively pleasant. However, her and her office became a total nightmare to deal with after a mixup with prescription. Not knowing that there was a generic version released for a medication I needed, I simply told her the name of the medicine for the prescription. Upon arriving at CVS, I was given a generic because the prescription didn't say Brand-only. I had called her office to correct this which they did for the onsite pharmacy. However, when I asked them to do the same for the mail-order prescription since she wrote 2 prescriptions for me that time, they became the most difficult people to work with. In fact, she yelled at me over the phone, telling me how I was wasting her time and that it is my responsibility to tell her upfront if I preferred branded despite my having explained that I didn't know a generic was available. She refused to write me another prescription with charging me $10 despite knowing that it was a honest mistake by both parties. So, lesson learned is to avoid these bloodsucking money-hungry doctors. You want a doctor that's going to be there for you when you need them rather than being all self-centered.

Personal attention. Dr. Prinz more interested helping you than anything else. He makes the time…read moreto listen. He may be "Old School" but he's a top-flight physician. We retired and moved otherwise he would still be our PCP.

I use to be a rep for Dr. Prinz. He had a very specific window in which he would sign for samples…read moreand I normally had to wait for about 45 minutes to an hour to see him. When I was visiting his office about 12 years ago, I sat next to a patient in the waiting room. He was an older white man with a thick German accent. I was a 20 something black woman probably reading a gossip magazine or playing a game on my phone. On the surface we had nothing to talk about or in common. But as time and boredom grew, we struck up a conversation. I commented about his cool accent and that I was hoping to travel to Germany one day. He shared Germany was a wonderful place but that he didn't travel back often. As the conversation continued, he eventually shared that he had been a German solider in World War II. That even now (2013) he felt that the media was always trying to separate people. He had trusted what he saw and learned the hard way that we all have more in common than we don't. I knew what he meant by saying he was a German solider in WWII and I had NEVER expected to ever meet someone that had fought for Germany during that time, let alone disclose it. I had always made monsters of the people I read about in history books. I also, never thought about the humanity and wisdom of someone that had believed something at one point in their life and had changed. "We should have nothing in common, but look at us. We could talk all day." I have never forgotten his vulnerability and candor. I think about this interaction a lot. I wish I had had the foresight to have recorded it. I believe it would have been impactful as a reminder that we are all vulnerable to our echo chambers and to challenge what divides us. If this man was your father, granddad, uncle or friend and he's still alive, tell him thank you and ask him to scream his wisdom from the roof tops. I'll forever be grateful for that conversation. Dr. And Mrs. Prinz, I hope you are enjoying your retirement. Thanks for the long wait times. I would have never expected small talk on. Friday afternoon to not only become a lasting memory but continue to shape my perspective over a decade later. Sincerely, Former Sales Rep

Has been my PCP for years. Very high quality care and empathetic bedside manner. Highly recommend.read more

Dr. Komis was okay. She was nice during consult, and generally followed up as stated…read more I will though try other providers in the practice

THIS IS NOT CONCIERGE SERVICE…read more Dr. Mathur blew me off when I returned from overseas after 2 weeks in hospital. I was in a London hospital for about 2 weeks. During this 2 weeks I sent doctor Mathur emails to keep her updated so, I could be treated immediately when I returned. So, Dr,. Mathur took off January 29 and is never in the office on Mondays and works only a half a day on Fridays. I limped home and arrived in the United States on January 28, 2026, and On January 29, 2026, Dr. Mathur informed me that she taking the day off on January 30. Yes, she really did. After 2 weeks of emails she tells me the day before I needed to see her, that she was taking the day off. For the second time during my short concierge period, she referred me to another doctor. Unprofessional and lack of concern for my well-being. I canceled my agreement with the office.

Dr Vallone is the best doctor I have ever dealt with. He is extremely knowledgeable and a great…read morelistener. He always takes enough time to understand my issues and concern, and lays out the next steps in treatment logically and thoroughly