For someone looking for care in downtown Washington, the way this location is described depends on the source. The official location page calls it CMG Primary Care - McPherson Square and says the office delivers primary care. The matched local listing categorizes GW Primary Care - McPherson Square as walk-in urgent care and records walk-in welcome, online check-in, and several on-site services. These descriptions are useful context, but neither a directory category nor a general service listing establishes whether a particular visit is available today. The address, contact details, and posted hours help identify the office and frame the right scheduling question.
Match the McPherson Square address, not just the name
The official location page gives the address as 1101 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20005, and places the office at the intersection of 15th and L Streets Northwest. The local listing gives the same street address. Matching that address is a practical way to confirm that information refers to the McPherson Square office, especially when a search result or saved link uses a different organization or location name.
The official page uses the name CMG Primary Care - McPherson Square; the local listing uses GW Primary Care - McPherson Square. Those name variations do not change the shared street address. The page also offers directions and a link to meet providers, while its text directs prescription-refill requests through MyChart. That refill instruction is specific to prescriptions; it does not establish how urgent or walk-in visits are handled.
Read the service descriptions within their sources
Capital Medical Group’s official location page describes the office as a primary-care location and lists Primary Care as its specialty. Separately, the local listing labels it “Walk-In Urgent Care.” That listing records “Walk-In Welcome” and “Online Check-In,” and its on-site-services group lists X-rays, lab tests, stitches and wound care, COVID and flu testing, and IV fluids. The listing also describes the clinic as serving pediatric and adult patients and records most insurance accepted. These are local-listing details, not a guarantee that every service, age group, insurance plan, or walk-in option applies to a specific visit.
If you are looking for urgent care, the useful question is whether the office currently accepts the visit you have in mind and whether the relevant service is available at this location. If you are seeking primary care, ask about arranging an appointment and whether the office can address your reason for contacting it. The published descriptions provide a starting point for those questions, not a determination of what care an individual needs.
Two phone numbers appear in different contexts
The official page displays 1-833-694-9362 near the location details. It separately states, “To contact this location call” 202-798-0100. Since the page presents both numbers without explaining that they serve the same purpose, do not assume they are interchangeable. Choose the question you need answered—such as the visit type, scheduling, or hours—and ask which number is appropriate. The local listing also records +1 833-694-9362, matching the number shown near the official page’s location details.
The listing’s saved website field points to a GW Docs URL, whereas the supplied location information is presented on Capital Medical Group’s website. When following a saved link, check that the page names McPherson Square and shows 1101 15th St NW. This helps distinguish the intended office from another location or a general organization page.
Compare posted hours before choosing a day
The official location page lists Monday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday as closed, and Sunday as closed. It lists Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with a specific note that the office is usually open every other Saturday and that patients should call to confirm Saturday hours. The page also lists holiday exceptions: closed on Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day, open 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve, and closed on Christmas Day.
There is a Friday-hours difference between sources. Healthgrades lists Friday hours as 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., while the official location page says Friday is closed. For planning, treat Friday availability as unresolved rather than combining the schedules; check the current location information or contact the office for the intended date. The official page’s every-other-Saturday note is also important: its posted Saturday time range does not mean the office is open every Saturday.
Use the rating as feedback, not a service schedule
The local listing reports a 2.5 rating from 215 reviews. That is a snapshot of reported customer feedback, not confirmation of a specialty, current hours, walk-in access, or the availability of a particular test or treatment. It may help a reader decide what experiences or practical concerns to investigate, but it cannot resolve the source differences in service descriptions or Friday hours.
For this Washington office, the most useful decision points are concrete: confirm that the destination is 1101 15th St NW, distinguish the official page’s primary-care description from the local listing’s walk-in urgent-care category and service details, and check the right contact number and hours for the visit date. Those details let readers clarify the office’s current arrangements without treating a directory label, posted schedule, or rating as a promise about an individual visit.
