Care across Northern Virginia
Primary Care for Vienna and Falls Church, VA
About 20 miles from our Woodbridge clinic, Vienna and Falls Church patients mostly use video and messaging. What works remotely and the nearest ERs.
Two different places, one commute
Vienna is a town with a walkable center on Route 123, the W&OD Trail running through it and the Orange Line’s Vienna station nearby. The City of Falls Church, at just over two square miles, is the smallest city in Virginia. It is centered where Broad Street (Route 7) meets Washington Street (Route 29) and is home to the Eden Center, the largest Vietnamese American shopping center on the East Coast. Many addresses that say “Falls Church” are actually in Fairfax County.
What both share is a busy commute toward Tysons, Arlington and Washington, which is why video care fits so well here.
Your first video visit
- Book online, or call or text (571) 402-2102.
- Fill in your intake in the patient portal so the 45 minutes go on your health, not paperwork.
- Find a private spot in Virginia with a steady connection; our readiness check takes a minute.
- Have your medicines, recent results and questions ready.
- Leave with a plan, and know how to reach us if something changes.
What we handle by video
- Blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar follow-ups, with home readings reviewed together
- Medication reviews and refills
- Lab results explained in plain English
- Sleep, stress and burnout
- Hormone health and menopause symptoms
- New skin or allergy problems, with photos when helpful
When you need to come in
The clinic is about 20 miles from Falls Church and 22 from Vienna, usually by the Beltway and I-95, or by Route 123 south through Fairfax City. Traffic decides how long that takes, so mid-day or Saturday appointments work best. If a test or exam is better done close to home, we will say so and help you find a local option.
Home visits focus on areas closer to Woodbridge. Text us your address and we will tell you what is possible.
Emergency care nearby
For an emergency, call 911. Inova Fairfax Hospital on Gallows Road, Northern Virginia’s only Level I trauma center, is close to both communities, and Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington is near the East Falls Church side. Inova also runs a 24-hour emergency room in Fairfax City on Chain Bridge Road.
Neighbors: Tysons and McLean, Oakton and Great Falls and Annandale.
Questions people ask
Can I see you by video from my office in Tysons or Arlington?
Yes, as long as you are in Virginia during the visit. If you work in Washington, DC or Maryland, join from home instead.
Can a family member join my video visit?
Yes. You are welcome to include someone who helps with your care.
Do I need a membership?
No. Pay per visit starts at $85. A membership adds messaging and priority scheduling, with a 30-day trial.
Talk it through with Lydia
Busy in Vienna or Falls Church? Let your next follow-up come to you. See a board-certified nurse practitioner virtually anywhere in Virginia, in our Woodbridge office, or straight to your front door in much of Northern Virginia.
Visits start at $85, and every membership comes with a 30-day trial.
Prefer to ask first? Text us at (571) 402-2102 or message us on WhatsApp.
