When I made appts years back, when Dr Janssen didn't have any physican assistants (PA's), I thought…read morehis practice was very good and recommended him to my family. He was listed in Washingtonian top doctors list (feels like a long time ago) back then too. Ever since Dr. Janssen has two PA's, Jamie and Rebecca, you rarely if ever can make an appt. with him! Might as well call this practice Jamie's place. On the plus side, you don't have to wait much to see your PA. Wish I can also consult with Dr. Janssen in addition to his PA though. Their lady staff who draws blood and urine work at the office, is so depressing. You can tell she doesn't like working there at all! Yes, it's convenient not driving to LabCorp, but man, smile a little. You do get your lab work results through their Healow app, which seems every doctor is using. Please Dr. Janssen, make some more time to see your patients, instead of your two PA's!

I came in looking for a specific type of medicine but was immediately told that she doesn't write…read moreprescriptions for that. She could have let me go at that time and I should have known to leave but she proceeded to examine me just to get an insurance claim! I basically had to pay a copay just to be told she doesn't prescribe that medication. Do not recommend this place.

Went to see him last month and had a great experience. Great doctor with perfect bedside manners…read more Highly recommend!

He's an ok doctor, if you're not a black person. A few times he's ignored the symptoms of why I've…read moregone to see him. I had a weird skin grown on my hand and his recommendation was to use more lotion. WTF?! I need medication for ADHD. none of the other formulations have worked for me in the past, so for a whole I gave up. I recently went back and requested the same exact medication that my kids use. It works well for them. He wanted to start me off at a very low dose. I informed him that dosage was even lower than what my daughter uses, and she weighs less than a third of what I weigh. I may not be a doctor, but I do know simple, chemistry, body weight matters in regards to chemicals and medication. He refused and started me at 15 mg. My very small daughter takes 20. I don't blame him for this next part. The insurance company refused to pay for it without prior authorization, despite them having been paying for this stud for my kids for the last few years. But I do blame him for not wanting to do the prior authorization. It's a simply bloody fax. When I went back this week for my 30 day follow up, I requested to have 30 mg. He tells me it's going to require prior authorization again because he's changing the dosage and if they ask for prior authorization again, he can't do it because he doesn't have the manpower. It takes too much effort. His exact damn words. I said to him, I told you this would be a problem. I told you I wanted to start at 30 to begin with. He snapped at me and tells me if I raise my voice at him he's going to kick me out. Mind you, I wasn't yelling. But of course, a black person being upset is like yelling at a non-black person. We are always perceived as a threat. Time to find a new doctor.

Just excellent in every way. He is completely committed to your care and wants you to match that…read morecommitment.

Dr. Singh is the best doctor I've ever had and even though I've moved away, I still drive into town…read morejust to have some of my appointments with him. He is caring, friendly, empathetic and listens to everything I have to say. I can be somewhat of a hypochondriac, but he still always take me seriously and never dismisses any of my medical concerns. I would recommend him to anyone with any medical concerns!

The actual medical care I have received is great. The office is so frustrating to deal with. I…read morealways feel like calling, emailing, or walking in for an appointment is an inconvenience to the staff. They will start sending multiple reminders about two weeks before your appointment but stop the day before. They will continue no matter how many times you confirm the appointment. After your appointment it takes a week or so before they start spamming you for payment. You will receive a reminder to pay the bill every other day until they receive payment. Between that and having to make appointments for refills or just getting bloodwork orders I'm thinking of trying to find a new pcp

1 star. If I could give zero stars I would…read more I have been trying since January 2026 to get a single referral from Dr. Ramakrishnan's office at First Medical Associates to Kennedy Krieger Institute -- a world-class specialty clinic less than an hour away. It is now April. The referral has still not been done correctly. Let me tell you exactly what that looked like. The process is not complicated: the PCP submits a prior authorization form to my insurance (Maryland Physicians Care), receives an authorization number, and includes that number on the referral to Kennedy Krieger. Both my insurance and Kennedy Krieger confirmed this is routine -- they do it with this exact insurance constantly. Kennedy Krieger told me directly that they have never encountered a PCP office that could not figure this out. Here is what First Medical Associates did instead: -- Sent the first referral with the wrong codes and no authorization number. -- When I called to correct it, office staff told me they did not know how to do a prior authorization for a referral. I then spent my own time calling Kennedy Kreiger and my insurance multiple times to research the process for them. -- At the office's request, I personally wrote and emailed them a detailed, step-by-step guide. I included every CPT code, every diagnosis code, the prior auth fax number, the Kennedy Kreiger fax number, the insurance portal link, and a numbered list of every step they needed to take. I did their job for them. -- They sent the referral again. Still no authorization number. Still wrong. -- A staff member left me a voicemail stating that their office "does not do prior authorizations for referrals." This is factually incorrect and directly contradicted by both my insurer and Kennedy Kreiger. -- I forwarded my instructions again. I followed up again. I called again. I was assured it would be handled correctly this time. -- Kennedy Kreiger called me on April 3, 2026 to tell me another referral arrived -- still without an authorization number. -- When I called the office that same day, a staff member told me the referral had been "successfully sent" to Kennedy Krieger and the gastroenterologist. There is no gastroenterologist involved. I had my appendix out weeks ago -- that case is closed. They confused my active EDS referral with a completely unrelated, concluded referral from a different specialty. They also told me that in the future I should have my surgeon handle this. There is no surgeon. There has never been a surgeon involved in this referral. I have spent over five to six hours of my own time doing administrative work that is the legal and professional responsibility of this office. I have been denied access to medically necessary specialty care for three months because of their repeated, compounding errors. I am filing formal complaints with the Maryland Board of Physicians and Maryland Physicians Care, and I am filing a grievance with the Maryland Insurance Administration. If you have a straightforward medical need, maybe you will be fine here. If you are a complex patient who needs care coordination, referrals, or anyone in that office to retain basic information about your case from one phone call to the next -- find another doctor. This practice is not equipped to help you. 0/10

The best! I have been going here for over twenty years,…read moreThe doctors are amazing; the nurses and staff are wonderful! If you want the best, it's here!

I was sad to see the bad reviews and wanted to post my recent experience. I know the concierge…read moremodel isn't ideal for everyone but we like it and I love Dr. Farrell. She's great. Wonderful. I love the additional access and follow through that the new model affords (even though I understand why some patients were upset by the model change.) The routine primary care offices are fine if you have one physical a year and are never sick...but if you prefer more care and handling I strongly suggest a concierge model if possible. Dr. Raffo is also fabulous. I like these doctors a lot and am happy we joined this practice!

No major complaints, she helped me get a government job due to my disability. Her office hours are…read moreflexible, front desk people are nice, office is clean. Dr. Hubbly is cool, if I need something she's always there. At first I felt some kind of way like her attitude toward me was a bit prejudice but over time, I past it and I've been with Dr. Hubbly for about 10 years now.

I like this doctor. I haven't had a primary care doctor in a long time! I have been searching and…read moreon my insurance search for doctors list Dr. Hubbly came in as a top 3 option with great ratings. It was worth a shot to check her out and can I say my experience was great!!! I am honestly happy I found her. She is a one stop shop. If you need to talk to her about OB situations you can. And she does regular internal medicine routines as well. If you need to been seen by a specialist she will write a referral or the nurse practitioner will do it if she is not in the office. Get your physical done here and other office visits. I have United Health Care and they took my insurance. I would call the office if you may not feel they take your health insurance. As far as location?!! It was a little hard to find this place! It's in a shopping center where the Wendy's is. The front enterance has a barber shop so you will have to do through the door where the barber shop is and then take the stairs down to get to her office. Or I think you can just park around the shopping center and there is a door that leads To her office in case you cannot walk far.

Over billed even after insurance paid out and tests that were not necessary like the nuclear stress…read moretest for 88 year old that didn't need it. Had to get the insurance people involved to settle with them. Looking to his past, it is all right there on Google, lawsuit central in regards to over billing, and the nucellar stress tests.

Got a bill about a year after treatment, completely out of the blue and outside the window of my…read moreflex plan reimbursement schedule. Thanks for your promptness, jurkwadz.

Dr. Hunsinger has been my first born doctor since 2006. Since then I have brought all three of my…read morechildren to him. Let's say, since then we have moved and willing to make the drive for my kids doctor appointments. Dr. Dan and staff are caring and Always concern with our kids health. I remember in 2007 when my oldest was hospitalized for bronchitis, Dr. Dan went to make sure she was doing fine. Our family highly recommend Dr. Daniel Hunsinger and staff!

I have five kids and knowing that I have to see only one Doctor is more personable to me. Dr…read moreHunsinger is very firm and family orientated. The location is great and the staff are wonderful. As a mother of five children I have to add that the office is very comfortable, clean and well kept up to date. It is very hard to find a provider that cares and listens to their patients, but to find a provider that cares and listens to the parents is a hidden gem. I feel lucky to have Dr Hunsinger as our family Doctor.

The whole team and environment is great and helped beyond what I could have imagined! They guided…read moreme in my rehab while learning how to walk again post surgery, working with me and being invested in my progress every step of the way. Biggest thanks to Leah and Tyler as my primary PTs- they helped me repair my range of motion in my knee, and helped me step outside my comfort zone while feeling supported at the same time. They are extremely accommodating and knowledgeable about any questions or concerns I had during rehab. Even after I 'retired' from PT, Leah reaches out occasionally to check in on my progress :) Deja at the front desk is super welcoming and helpful for any questions I had regarding billing and scheduling. I can't recommend ProFlex enough to anyone who wants a welcoming, friendly physical therapy environment!!

I was recovering from a hip replacement and walking with a cane the first 3 appointments and using…read morea walker at home. My physical therapist was very knowledgeable and advised me to try to walk without the walker at home when possible, after that I gained a lot of confidence. I made steady progress from mid May through my final session in August. I am back to walking, bending and doing my regular things around the house. I am very grateful to my physical therapist, Tyler and the staff of Proflex. I highly recommend them.

Dr. Russell Carr is an excellent physician experienced in medication management of psychiatric…read moreconditions. He is very experienced in providing psychotherapy as well. Having been to Dr. Carr for 2.5 years now, I am greatly appreciative of his help and his perspectives. The best part is seeing Riley, the friendly clinic dog, every time I visit. Pet therapy!

I only had contact with one therapist, she said her name who is Nicole Byrne. She told me she could…read morenot help me. action leading me to believe that would be a good fit and she helped work with me, she then tells me that we're not going to be good fit and she's not going to work with me. That's probably my fault because prior step phone conversation I was agitated a little bit I think when I was speaking with her my voice came out forcefully and it may have made me sound aggressive which was not the intent of my what I was trying to communicate with Mrs Byrne. I do think she gave up on me rather quickly without much of an attempt to help yeah, but that's okay, she sounded young, no experience to be able to handle situations, no big deal.