I've been coming here for at least 10 years. Typically you can get an appointment in a few days but…read morethat's no longer the case. I called last Friday for a suspected kidney infection. They had no availability Friday or Saturday & advised me to go to an urgent care or hospital. I'm not a fan of Urgent Care facilities however I tried the new University of Md Urgent Care at Park 97 on Crain Hwy. they were wonderful. They ran test & confirmed a kidney infection but they do not have equipment to test for kidney stones. I was instructed to follow up with my primary which I did Sunday via the portal. When I didn't hear from anyone I called the office to speak with my primary Elizabeth MacNaught. Samantha took all of the info from & I stated I needed a script for an ultrasound. I was fine if they said I would need to come first before getting the script. Samantha called me back & informed me I would have to come. However the 1st availability that they had is wed dec 3. That's 10 days away I could be dead by then if this turns into sepsis which is what urgent care was concerned about. I like Elizabeth MacNaught but if I can't get his in to see her or even speak to her on the phone that's not helpful. In addition, Elizabeth did not respond to my request. This is the request I send directly to her. Hi Elizabeth, On Friday I had to go to the University of Md urgent care as I was pretty sure I have a kidney infection. If you'll check my test that they ran I do have an infection. I'm taking Cipro for the infection & Tylenol for pain & fever. I'm concerned I may have a kidney stone. I'm suppose to go to Mexico for a week starting 12/3. I do NOT want to have a medical emergency while traveling. May I ask you to PLEASE issue a script for an ultrasound or CT scan so we can rule out a kidney stone. This is suppose to be a healing trip to help with the grief of losing my husband a few months ago. Anything you can do to help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Elizabeth responded Wednesday evening but I can't get a CT scan until 12/3 which is a week away. I called MPCP again this morning however no one has called me back. If they can't see their current patients in a timely manner perhaps they need to stop taking on more patients.

Dr. MacNaught is so amazing, she listens to your concerns and actually cares to understand you. I…read morehave never had a doctor that was so validating and supportive. I recommend her to anyone but particularly women. I also love the app where it is so easy to make an appointment or chat with someone if you have a quick question. I've seen some reviews talking about not being able to get an appointment or no one answering phones and I have not had this experience at all.

Front desk staff is very welcoming. But I must say I was not satisfied with Dr. Gao's bedside…read moremanner. Despite apparent weight loss, swollen lymph nodes in neck & other contributing symptoms, she caked it up to be "stress-related" and recommended rest. Not even two full days later, I visit the ER for the same progressing symptoms. A mass was found near my heart. A week later, my biopsy results reveal an acute cancer...and I'm admitted to UMMC for immediate chemotherapy treatment. I do not recommend. Listen to your body, and fight your way through until you're priority.

Dr Gao has retired. Took awhile for me to reach her office since prior office ph # is now…read moredisconnected. I was able to reach an answering machine at another number. In her recording on her answering machine Dr Gal asks that prior clients who need their medical records sent to another medical provider for continuity of medical care can send a Signed Authorization Form to disclose and release protected health information to her fax # 443-960-8593.

Terrible Doctor. My wife came in to establish healthcare as we are first-time MD residents. Dr…read more Tang denied her of routine blood tests that we wanted for our own knowledge as we have with our previous doctors. We insisted to have it drawn and was still denied. As patients, we have the right to know what the results of our blood tests are as part of an annual check up covered under insurance, even if the doctor recommends otherwise. I can't think of a reason why an internist would deny a standard blood test at an annual check-up other than being absolutely lazy. Checking blood work every 5-10 years leaves opportunities to miss early detection for a variety of diseases that can be seen before actual symptoms occur, and Dr. Tang robbed my wife of that. Find yourself a doctor who will actually take their job seriously.

johns hopkins hospital medicare advantage program run by last name is W and first name is M…read more Deserver negative stars for dishonesty with consumers. (Yelp wont allow us to use names.) JHH Medicare advantage Is buying names and street addresses from a marketing company to send out Via USPS junk mailings for medicare advantage advertisements. When you call the phone number in the junk mailings of 833-..etc....... a Dial America employees answer. Dial America was hired and paid by JHH Medicare Advantage to try and coax consumers to sign up for this program. JHH med Advantage program has been sending me USPS mailings for me for years. With someone elses name on my street address. I am the only one living in this home ever. I have opted out thru Dial AMerica and thru elaine dorsey and douglas hill. They all have put me on a 1 year or 3 year computer supressed system. Out of concern for someone elses name being associated with my street address I called the county tax records to see if this name was an error there. it wasnt. Everytime you call JHH medicare adv program they all say we can opt you out. Take all your inofrmation and never opt you out. This is dishonesty by JHH. I need the marketing company that JHH medicare adv program is buying street address and names from. I would call the marketing company to clear up the inaccurate name and get myself deleted from the marketing company. So JHH could not buy my address anymore. If marja is reading this respond by giivng me the marketing company you are buying street addrsses from.

From the front desk to the nurses and most of all Dr. Agajelu, has been giving me the best care for…read moreover 15 yrs. I love my Dr. Agajelu he has taken the best care of me and is always there to help me know matter what and without judgment. He is by far the best primary care physician I have ever had. The front desk is so polite and efficient. Whoever gave them a 1 star rating needs a shrink not a primary care physician

From the owner: This is a busy Internal medicine practice located in Glen Burnie ,MD…read more We specialize in wellness exams,sick visits and work physicals.We also do diabetic Teaching and weight management.

Being new to Maryland, I found it challenging to find a doctor. Due to solid reviews for Dr…read more Ochaney, there I went. Let me be clear that Dr. Ochaney wasn't really the problem -- although his bedside manner was lacking. The issue was his staff. After twice explaining my symptoms and trying to get an appointment, I was repeatedly directed to the ER. The second time, his staff suggested my symptoms were life-threatening and I felt obligated to go to the ER. That visit alone cost me more than $1,000 -- despite my request to simply move my appointment up sooner. Again, this is effectively a customer service issue and not necessarily a problem with Dr. Ochaney. Nevertheless, I'd recommend you skip this doctor and find someone in Columbia or Annapolis if possible.

After scheduling an appointment thirty days in advance of appointment date, office staff would not…read morelet me see the doctor without an ID even though I was paying cash. Dr. Ochaney obviously took the Hippocratic Oath, but his office staff doesn't have a clue of what it is or their purpose working in a health care environment. Maybe if the staff experiences identity theft, they would feel different.

Dr Majek and his office have cared for me since he started in private practice. I generally do not…read moreneed to wait long in his office before I see him. Lately I have needed to see him immediately and got appointments the next day. I have used teleconference calls several times which have worked out well. I recently had major surgery. Dr Majek visited me on most mornings while I was there. I can't say how much I appreciate him and his staff. They are the best.

Dr. Majek and his awesome staff (especially Nicole and Jocelyn) at Parkway Medical are the absolute…read morebest! They have taken very good care of me for many years! I just recently moved to Delaware and will really miss them all. I just hope I find another Doctors office that comes close to the care I received there. Thanks for everything!! xoxo

My husband and I each switched primary care providers to this office several years ago. Each of us…read moresee Dr. Martin and she is fantastic. From the folks you talked to when you called to place an appointment, to the front desk staff when you arrive, everybody is very friendly, helpful, but also professional. Dr. Martin's support staff is also great. When you're getting your vitals taken, you're never treated like they are in a rush and they also always make sure to answer any questions you may have. Dr. Martin is amazing. She is incredibly knowledgeable and thorough, but takes a whole body approach. She asks a lot of questions and gives you time to share any of your concerns with her. Neither of us have ever felt rushed when we were. The office is very spacious with a large waiting area and very well-maintained. If you need lab work done, they even have a lab downstairs in the same building; so it's very convenient. If you're looking to switch primary care providers, I cannot say enough great things about this practice.

I had an appointment with Danny Huy Nguyen at 2:30PM. Unfortunately I arrived 15 min late. They…read morehad to check with the doctor who decided to turn me away. It's funny how patients can wait 15 min or more but doctors can make you wait much longer. This doctor decided his time was just too important with an empty waiting room. Totally unacceptable. Johns Hopkins apparently doesn't have a late policy at all locations... From a quick web search: Johns Hopkins has different late policies by department, but generally, being more than 10-15 minutes late may result in rescheduling or being placed on a waitlist for later availability, so it is crucial to call the specific clinic ahead of time. Some locations also apply a grace period, while others consider lateness a no-show, potentially leading to a fee or even discharge from the practice for repeat offenses. Not good customer service. I think I'll find a new doctor and new location.

I really like Dr. Katz. My initial visit to him was very comprehensive. All initial physicals are…read morethis way, I suppose, but I was impressed at how much time he took to talk to me and sort of find out who I am from a medical perspective. His manner is calm, competent, and thorough. Subsequent visits have been the same: the waiting room might have many patients, but when it's my turn to be in the office, I feel like I have the time I need to talk to him about my concerns. I have never felt rushed in my appointments, and because I am not feeling pressured about time, I am better able to express my concerns and have a productive, efficient visit. I don't get rushed out of the office thinking, "Shoot, I meant to ask about this..." By the way, you might get his answering machine sometimes when you call the office to make an appt., but they always return my calls very quickly -- last time they called me back within about 15 minutes.

I have Seen Many Doctors in my sixty years. None have been as attentive to their patients needs as…read moreDr. Katz. Mark Harpe Annapolis MD