DC Farragut Square Office
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Primary Care Doctor's Office in Washington, DC Farragut Square

Our Farragut Square office offers exceptional primary care for adults of all ages, including seniors on Medicare. We focus on building real relationships with patients and using technology to simplify every aspect of getting care. And we’re not just here for when you’re sick or injured. We can also help you meet physical and mental health goals, manage chronic illnesses, and live a happier, healthier life. Plus, you can expect improved coordination of specialty care through our affiliation with MedStar Health. Think of us as your home for healthcare.

Same/next-day appointments available

Book online, no membership needed. Appointments are billed to you or your insurance; copays or deductibles may apply.

1627 I Street NW

Suite 800

Washington , DC 20006

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Office Hours:

Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 8AM–6PM
Wed: 8AM–4PM
Sat–Sun: Closed

Lab Hours:

Mon: 8AM–4PM
Tue, Thu, Fri: 8AM–5PM
Wed: 8AM–3:30PM
Sat–Sun: Closed
Labs will close at 4:00 PM on Monday, March 3.

Information

Public Transportation

Metro Stations
  • Blue, Orange to Farragut West
  • Red to Farragut North
WMATA
Capital Bikeshare Station
  • 16th and K St NW
Capital Bikeshare

Parking

Colonial Parking at 1666 K St NW, has limited daily parking available. Street parking is also limited and can be difficult to find. Please allow yourself extra time if you are traveling by personal vehicle.

Additional Information

Our Farragut Square doctor's office is located in the Army Navy Building with the green awning. Unfortunately, bikes are not allowed in the building, but there are bike racks outside of the building. The elevators to our office unlock at 8am.

Building security requires visitors to present photo ID upon entering the lobby. Please allow a few extra minutes to get to your appointment.

Our services

Think of us as your home for healthcare — your go-to for preventive care like physicals and screenings and your first stop when something feels off.

Frequently asked questions