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Are any Reston practices accepting patients?
IMAR (4 physicians, Reston Hospital Center affiliation) is the only practice currently accepting. The other 5 are full. Check Fairfax and Vienna for alternatives.
How do I find a concierge doctor in Reston?
You can browse all 7 practices on this page. For the full DC metro, see our DC metro guide.

Quick Facts: Concierge Medicine in Reston

  • Practices on NextMD: 7
  • Doctors: 10
  • Average membership: varies
  • Population: 63,000 (CDP)
  • Hospital-affiliated: Inova 360° Reston Row (2 physicians)
  • 5 of 6 practices currently have closed panels
  • Part of the greater DC metro (134 practices total)

About Concierge Medicine in Reston

Reston is a planned community in western Fairfax County that serves the Dulles corridor tech and government contractor workforce. With 7 practices but 5 of 6 currently not accepting new patients, it is one of the tightest concierge markets in the DC metro.

Inova 360° Concierge Medicine — Reston Row (2 physicians, integrated with Inova system, member webinars) is the fourth Inova 360° location alongside Fairfax, Arlington Ballston, and Lansdowne. Currently full. Internal Medicine Associates of Reston (IMAR) (4 physicians, Reston Hospital Center affiliation, telemedicine) is the only practice currently accepting patients.

Fairfax (9 practices, Inova 360° with 6 physicians, DPC from $109/month) is 15 minutes east. Vienna (6 practices, Doc Talker DPC from $99/month) is 10 minutes south. For the full DC metro (134 practices), see our DC metro guide. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, Reston is moderate. Our guide on how to choose the right concierge or DPC doctor covers evaluation factors. Research shows why concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often.