George Washington University Medical Center
Washington, DC
Internal Medicine 1987-1990
Chief Medical Resident 1989-1990
Medical Resident of the Year Award 1988-1989
George Washington University Medical Center
Washington, DC
Internal Medicine 1986-1987
Georgetown University Medical School
Washington, DC
Doctorate of Medicine 1986
Ginnis Award for Academic Achievement and Contributions to Research in Oncology 1986
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT
Bachelor of Science, Biology 1981
Summa Cum Laude, Honors Scholar
Phi Beta Kappa 1981
National Board of Medical Examiners
American Board of Internal Medicine
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Fellow, American College of Physicians
Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine, George Washington University Medical Center 2000-present
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, George Washington University Medical Center 1991-1995
Top Doctor, Castle Connolly 2007-2024
America's Top Physicians 2010
Top Doctor, Washingtonian Magazine 2002, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012
Student Achievement Award, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Pan American Health Organization and American Association for World Health 1985
Sigma Xi Research Award, Research in Pharmacology, University of Connecticut 1980
District of Columbia
Maryland
MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual and annual payments.
Expect comprehensive screenings and tests and a custom wellness plan designed for you.
97% of MDVIP members are satisfied with their relationship (vs 58% in traditional PCP).
See Dr. Scanlon quickly and take your time during each appointment.
Reach Dr. Scanlon by phone after-hours and on weekends.
MDVIP practices are smaller than most primary care practices, which means your doctor has more time to help you.
See Dr. Scanlon when you go to the office — not someone else like a nurse practitioner or physician assistant
If you need urgent care while traveling, your physician can help arrange your care with a local hospital, pharmacy or doctor.
For patients who need care beyond what is available locally, MDVIP can connect your doctor with specialists at some of the country’s leading medical institutions
Members have better control of chronic conditions like type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and hypertension.
Doctors who operate in the MDVIP models typically see far fewer patients than traditional primary care doctors. That gives them more time to develop deeper doctor-patient relationships that can lead to better outcomes. They can also offer conveniences that most primary care doctors can’t, including same- and next-day appointments. They’re available after hours for urgent matters. And they have time to focus on prevention. That focus begins with the MDVIP Wellness Program, which patients pay for with their annual membership fee.
Most MDVIP-affiliated primary care practices accept insurance (your physician can tell you whether they accept your specific insurance plan). Your annual fee pays for preventive care medical services that insurance usually doesn’t cover (e.g., advanced diagnostic testing and screenings). Your MDVIP-affiliated physician will continue to bill your insurance and charge copays, co-insurances and deductibles as he or she currently does for other medical services like sick visits.
MDVIP makes wellness and prevention easier by providing your physician with innovative tools and technology. MDVIP supports your physician’s practice and seeks to eliminate barriers to a positive healthcare experience. Your doctor will determine whether and how to incorporate these tools at his/her discretion.
MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual and annual payments.
Mon | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Tue | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Wed | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Thu | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Fri | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Sat | Closed |
Sun | Closed |
MDVIP’s annual fee covers the Wellness Program and generally can be made in quarterly, semi-annual, and annual payments.
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