Update after many years and his poor bedside manner…read more I initially liked Dr. Major... until I started getting sick and he had NO NOTES for me me to provide to my specialists about things I complained about to him. He them chastised me and claimed he didn't have to provide detailed notes .....huh? He told me to get a procedure done and he would do it..? To be clear, he is a PC. The surgery he wanted to perform wasn't something I feel he should offer. I called me out on it, and he lied and told me he never said that. So unprofessional

This man, Dr. Mark major, Saved my site. Saved my life…read more Bless him and his staff I'm 63 years old He is the reason I can carry on like a 45 year old.

Dr Fortune is the best doctor ever. She truly cares about her patients and takes time with them…read more Often you have to wait after your appointment time but she is well worth the wait for a doctor that truly takes her time to get to the route of the problem.

Apparently now there's a $150 charge per year for my neurologist... Dr. Fortune is amazing but this…read morewas unpleasant and unexpected. I was informed about this via text this morning.

I have never had that level of undivided attention from a physician unless I was anesthetized.read more

I heard she was excellent from a friend. She did loads of tests and charges $150 per year to…read morecomplete insurance forms. Really?

I've seen Dr. Herzfeld a few times in connection w/stubborn migraines. She fixed me up w/some…read moreexcellent meds, one taken on a daily basis, and the other taken as needed. I can't remember the last time I had a migraine, which is great, since they are really awful. It's been a while since I last saw her, but I seem to remember her office was pretty good; it wasn't hard to quickly get an appointment.

Holy Cross Hospital-- For Rich or Healthy!! The Good and the Bad, of my experience…read more First off, my pre-op team, surgical team and post operation teams were top-notch. Very helpful, knowledgeable, very professional, very kind and all around very courteous and lovely people. I enjoyed being careful by this hospital. It's a beautiful hospital that (I NEVER visited before in my life) pay attention this will come up later. Now, this experience did not start off very well. About 2-3 days before my surgery, I was notified by hospital billing of the full total before my procedure, I started making payments. I broke it up in 4 payments. Great, wonderful, I can afford my surgery after insurance does their part. This part was not so bad, it was a shocker but NOT BAD, new experience but it alright. Upon arrival at the hospital, I was directed to hospital admission. I was greeted by a happy and pleasant gentleman named, Juan. He was kind and wonderful way to start my visit/procedure. I was given a number to wait to continue the check in process. I was called to the Billing Section located in admissions, I sat down and they started to grill me. Apparently, the billing department does not properly annotate their records to show the accounts. I was asked about paying for my surgery, I stated I just made a payment a few days ago and that I'd make more payments at a later date. The gentleman at billing proceeded to argue with me that it was from a previous outstanding balance. I told him that was not possible, I'd NEVER been to this hospital. He then proceeded to argue with me further, that I had to make a payment, I told him I had no more to give as I just made a sizable portion towards the bill. NOW, this was NO WAY to be in a relaxed mood and calm manner before a surgery. This was wholly unnecessary, unpleasant and NOT a good way to treat a patient and customer. This surgery netted them a good amount of money, $11,000 between my payments and the insurance company. The question is will I EVER want to have another surgery here, if dealing with the billing department in-person felt like a mugging, a straight argumentative, stressful robbery. I'm alright with paying what I owe, I'm not alright with being treated like a criminal. So yes, once I clearly Billing, all was well but to get the surgery, that was like a reality television show, "Who Want to Feel Like a Criminal?'" They probably should keep better records and train the billing people better to be less combative, respectful and mindful that they work in a service industry.

I could have driven to Richmond, Virginia to VCU/MCV' ER, received excellent care and returned home…read morein less time than the ER at Holy Cross. The word "emergency" should be with the word "room".

My condolences if you ever need physical therapy. If you are expecting a physical therapist, you…read morewon't find any here If you need a chiropractor Glenn Berkeley is kind and explains things in layman's terms. I arrived early since I wasn't sure of the exact location & I knew there would be mounds of paperwork. The receptionist didn't have to let me in early but she did. She is easy going and nice. She is fluent in Spanish, if that helps anyone. The practice has a media device that allows you to touch a picture of a skeleton and then answer questions about the degree of pain. It is handy and much more convenient than mounds of paperwork (I only had half a mound). The chiropractor was easy going and had a sense of humor. He checked on me several times during my treatment. The practice has several locations and evening/weekend hours. In Maryland Chiropractors are allowed to perform physical therapy treatments. I did not realize that when I booked the appointment. I had expected to meet a physical therapist. The furniture is outdated and drab. The building is old and the elevator needs a pacemaker. There is plenty of parking and the medical building is walking distance to Aldi & the post office (not that I will walk there). The location is conveniently located in between Takoma & Langley Park. I was sent home with a neck/head support pillow & hot/cold pack sent home with me. If you need a chiropractor who has a physical therapy program, you can find one here. If you want a physical therapist, look somewhere else.

I was referred to see Dr. Berkeley by a friend and I'm grateful for it. I was not injured or in any…read morekind of accident. My body was just very tense and stuff from stress. When I called to make an appointment the woman was very kind and helpful. She was able to put me into the schedule for the next day! They are very accommodating and easy to work with. The parking lot for the building was a bit crowded but I was able to find a spot. I arrived about 30 minutes before my appointment. When I entered I was greeted by the receptionist. I signed in and soon after I filled out some paperwork and the receptionist explain how to use a tablet that would record my history and current areas of pain. They accepted my insurance and I paid my copay. The waiting room is a bit dated but it is still kept clean and neat. About 15 minutes after I arrived I was called back by Dr. Berkeley. He was very cheerful and personable. He made an effort to get to know me but also to listen to my areas of concern. After a quick examination, he led me to a room where I laid down. He applied some type of small probes to my areas of concern and then laid a heating pad on top. The probes pulsated which allowed for my muscles in that area to relax more. The feeling was very calming and relaxing. If it wasn't for my sporadic muscle spasms from the probes I might have fallen asleep. About 5-10 minutes later Dr. Berkeley came back in to check on me. I laid there for about 15-20 minutes max. When he return he had me lay in different positions while he adjusted my body. It was never painful and was over very quickly. Afterwards I felt a lot less tense and "normal". He advised me to drink lots of water to flush my system and return to see him on a as needed bases. Overall I had a really great experience and will be returning to visit Dr. Berkeley whenever I need. He really would be a great choice for your chiropractic needs.

I've been to many other physical therapists over the years, and two years ago decided to give this…read moreorganization a try. I have worked with two great Physical Therapists and two great Occupational Therapists. OT's were Roxy and Jorge (George) and the PT's are Dr. Calvin Baxter and Suki. Suki is the one I am currently working with. I am a difficult case in the sense I have a ton of stuff going on (had several surgeries over the last 6 years and not the best help until I found these folks). What I love about this group is that they are constantly learning. I need a PT with dry needling experience. Dr. Baxter and Suki have that. Also what I love is that the PT's spend time with you. Once the Tech's take over, the PT's are available should a problem arise or if there are a questions. The Tech's are great as well. They guide us and assist us to make sure we are doing the exercises correctly. They are a great support as well. They listen and help according to whatever the need is. Lastly, White Oak Physical Therapy is a community therapy office that treats me like a private practice. By the way, I have been coming for the last two months (during the Covid-10 Pandemic). The Owner has created an extremely safe place for his staff and clients. The entire staff wear masks. The physical therapists wear scrubs, face masks and face shields. Temperatures are taken as soon as you walk in the door. Sanitizer is available. All equipment and machines are sanitized after each and every use. It is definately a safe haven for those that wish to return and those that need a place to get receive rehabilitation help.

The staff at white oak physicalTherapy and Hand Rehabilitaton are friendly and professional. I…read morehad a great experience wor,in with Nicke , who is an excellent physical therapist kind kind patient and supportive throughout my treatment Unfortunately my experience with Dr Logan was very different.in my experience,if you disagree with him he does not respond well.i felt that I was discharged from therapy before I had recovery enough. He also seemed unhappy when I worked with other therapists and would say "I AM the doctor".