Dr Azer and staff are fabulous from the front desk staff to the nurse who checked me in and asked some preliminary questions to seeing Dr Azer. Dr Azer showed and explained the x-rays and everything lined up with my knee replacement. The X-ray technician was patient and kind and helped me off the table. Thanks to Dr Azer and staff and physical therapy I have regained my mobility. Thank you all!

Not the easiest place to get into if you’re not familiar with the Shirlington area after you come off 395 you don’t really see the address on the building and making it sharp left. Turn to come into your garage area or the building.

The staff and DrAzar are excellent

Always a great visit with Dr. Azer, PA Casey, and staff! Thanks—God bless!!

Dr. Azer and staff are very friendly and I'm willing to recommend anyone when there's a need to use this service.

Woodburn Location was very convenient.

Dr. Azer is knowledgeable and compassionate with the care and information he provides. He takes the time to share details regarding your needs and recommendations. He is respectful and supportive of me taking a conservative approach to treatment after thoroughly explaining all treatment options! I highly recommend Dr. Azer!

The Arlington office is great.

I receive all my questions I need answers to and. I received the medical help I was scheduled to receive.

Please allow me to comment here on the format of some questions in this survey:1) The three options given here to answer Question 4 above are not relevant enough, in my view, because a patient could have a different answer than the options given. Like in my case, I am already an established patient at Anderson's. (I had my shoulder surgery few years ago by Dr. Lavallo (now retired ), which was a great experience. Then my wife, Farzana Abrar, had her two knee replacement surgeries by Dr. Nigel Azer). (2) Ref last item at Question 3 above i.e. "Resolution of the primary reason for your visit". I think this question is too premature to be answered at this stage because it was the first visit in my current condition. By referring me for an MRI means the problem is yet to be diagnosed before start of a treatment. Thus resolution at this stage is rather premature. This question, I believe, should be asked once the treatment has completed and the problem "resolved".