Family Medicine practitioners - Ashburn, VA

"My family of three had Dr. Simmons-Wyllie for about 7 years until our insurance changed. After 3 years of virtual only PCPs and one in-person provider who kept Googling my symptoms, I'm glad that I have insurance that will allow me to start back seeing her. "

"I came in with the flu and he stated I will get better on my own. My flu then turned into bronchitis and beginning of pnemonia. Not only that, i got a huge bill for a service a cotton swab in my nose and never was informed of any fees. Very bad experience. "

"Horrible person. Was our doctor for 10 years. Attacked my family personal over his own personal problem. Will never go back"

"My appointment with Alicia Alden was great. Extremely patient and attentive. She listened to everything I had to say. She asked very relevant questions and showed concern for my issues. I will definitely see her again!"

"Dr.Lee misdiagnosed me with lyme disease! She put me through 7 months of antibiotics and my symptoms only got worse. I finally went to an infectious disease doctor (which is the type of doctor you should see if you think you have lyme or something like it) and he looked at the blood tests that she had done and used to diagnose me and it was very obvious to him that I did not have lyme at all. Dr.Lee first put me on 1 month of doxycyline which my id doctor said would have gotten rid of the lyme. The antibiotics did only harm, I had diarrhea, nausea, and even more exhaustion and lack of concentration than I had before, not to mention the worsening pain all over my body. She claims to know more about lyme than most doctors but in reality she treated me with an unnecessary cocktail of pills that made my symptoms way worse. At times I was taking up to 4 different antibiotics at once, my primary care doctor was shocked when I told her this. She ruined me and now I don't know what to do. If you want to be diagnosed with lyme go to your primary care provider or an infectious disease doctor. If you have lyme, they will be able to tell you. And if you still are going to see Dr.Lee then get a second opinion. And if you are not willing to get a second opinion make sure to research what your blood test results mean. You need to have at least 4 different types of IGG present in your blood to be diagnosed with lyme (I had 1). Dr.Lee messed up bad, please do not make the mistake of trusting her like I did."