Reston Medical Associates

Jun 2021

My family has been with Dr. Chomondeley for 13years. This practice is incredibly wonderful, your are family. When I went through some difficult times the level of patient care, compassion and understanding was beyond what you could ever imagine. The office staff is incredible and just like the doctor's nurse so very kind, responsive, nothing is too small. I always feel very special as an individual patient from the moment I walk through the door, my husband feels the same way. The level of care and professionalism is extraordinary. You are a person, patient not a number, they know who you are as an individual. The group fee is well worth the care from the best doctors...read full review

Jun 2018

Always get personal, insightful care with follow up whether the condition is something to be rather concerned about or extremely minor. I have been a patient of this group, specifically Dr Cholmondeley’s but have seen Dr Parry on several occasions. I have had excellent care and at times my health situation has been complex and even obscure but the team there had always quickly gotten to the root of the situation, handled it or found the very best specialist to send me too and personally spoke with the particular specialist before I had my visit. On a couple of occasions they have had me walk directly to the radiology group in the building complex and phoned to have...read full review

Mar 2018

After being a patient of Medical Associates of Reston for over 8 years, I was recently notified that the practice was going to turn into a "Concierge Practice". Dr. Gwilym Parry or Dr. Tessa Cholmondeley will charge $1,800 per patient, per year for the privileges associated with the service. Turns out that this is too rich for my bank account. Additionally, not long after the new practice was put into service, one of my prescriptions required a prior authorization. This was a prescription that was written by Dr. C, just a few months before. When I called the front office to see if they would help with the prior authorization, the answer was "Since you're no longer a patient of ours, we won't perform this service for you" So I opted to change primary doctors, and when I went to get my records transferred from Medical Associates, I was told that there was a charge for copying and printing my records and sending them to the new doctor. I chose to have only the last two years of records sent over, and was charged almost $40.