Areas Served
In-person visits at the Chantilly and Fairfax offices, with virtual appointments available throughout Northern Virginia. Pick your community to see the office you would use and how patients there tend to work with me.
Book NowChantilly is where I see the most patients in person. The office sits on Centreville Road just off Route 50, in the medical building near the Route 28 interchange — the same corridor most Chantilly families already drive for pediatrics and primary care.
Learn moreThe Fairfax office is on Fairfax Boulevard, the Route 50 and 29 corridor running through the City of Fairfax — central to Fairfax City, Oakton, Vienna and the neighborhoods off Route 123.
Learn moreCentreville sits directly south of the Chantilly office, and Centreville Road connects the two — which makes this one of the easier in-person trips of anywhere I serve.
Learn moreHerndon sits at the north end of the Route 28 corridor, a straight run down to the Chantilly office. It is also a town where a large share of the working population is on a schedule that makes a midday appointment easier than an evening one.
Learn moreReston is close enough that in-person visits are entirely reasonable, and the drive south to Chantilly avoids the worst of the Beltway entirely.
Learn moreVienna connects to the Fairfax office by a single road — Chain Bridge Road, Route 123, running south through Oakton to Fairfax Boulevard. It is one of the simpler trips on this list.
Learn moreOakton is the closest community to the Fairfax office of anywhere I serve — Route 123 runs directly between them, and for most of Oakton the office is a local errand rather than a trip.
Learn moreGreat Falls is one of the longer trips to either office, and I would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Georgetown Pike and Route 123 get you there, but it is a real drive.
Learn moreMcLean connects to the Fairfax office down Route 123, though anyone who drives that corridor at the wrong hour knows what it can become.
Learn moreFalls Church sits inside the Beltway, which makes it the eastern edge of what I would call a comfortable in-person catchment. Route 29 and I-66 both run west to the Fairfax office.
Learn moreBurke connects north to the Fairfax office by Braddock Road or the Fairfax County Parkway, both practical routes without touching the Beltway.
Learn moreAshburn runs straight down Route 28 to the Chantilly office, which makes it one of the more practical Loudoun County trips despite crossing the county line.
Learn moreSterling sits just north of the Chantilly office on the Route 28 corridor, making it one of the shorter Loudoun County trips.
Learn moreSouth Riding connects to the Chantilly office along Route 50 — about as direct as it gets across the Loudoun County line.
Learn moreLeesburg is the furthest community I serve, and I would rather be straight about that than sell you a drive. Route 7 east to Route 28 south gets you to the Chantilly office, but it is a genuine trip.
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