Primary Care Around the Workday in Tysons and McLean

Built around the workday

Tysons is Fairfax County’s main business district, with the largest concentration of office space in Northern Virginia, two large malls and four Silver Line stations: McLean, Tysons, Greensboro and Spring Hill. McLean, east along Route 123 toward the Potomac and the George Washington Memorial Parkway, is mostly residential. For many people here, the scarcest thing is time.

Making a work-day video visit work

1. Book a 30-minute follow-up in a gap between meetings.
2. Find a private room, such as a small meeting room or your parked car.
3. Check you are in Virginia. If you work in Washington, DC or Maryland that day, join from home or a Virginia office.
4. Have your medicines and any home readings to hand.
5. Afterwards, members can message follow-up questions through the portal or WhatsApp.

Our telehealth readiness check takes a minute.

If you want more in-person time

Premium Concierge is $500 a month. It includes everything in Standard Hybrid, more in-person access, up to two home visits a month in our service area and a personal health-plan review. Home visits depend on your address, so text us and we will confirm coverage in Tysons or McLean. If you only need occasional care, pay per visit starts at $85.

Run a team in Tysons? The employer plan offers primary care as a benefit, with no minimum headcount and pricing worked out on a short discovery call.

Hospitals nearby

Call 911 in an emergency. Inova Fairfax Hospital on Gallows Road, Northern Virginia’s only Level I trauma center, is the nearest major hospital to Tysons, and Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington is closest to much of McLean.

Neighbors: Vienna and Falls Church, Oakton and Great Falls and Arlington.