~ With Dr. Singh as my ophthalmologist, I've visited his office a number of times. During those…read moretimes, I've NEVER encountered any problems whatsoever, not with treatments or eye exams. He and his staff have always been professional and treated me accordingly. I disagree with Larry K.'s review; perhaps he had a bad day. Any doctor's office or medical center one visits, there will always be a wait, even if the staff gives you an appointment. Too many folks leave negative reviews in anger when they're simply not justified. Some years ago, I went to an optometrist who was lousy. As an older patient, she was treating my husband's eyes so I thought I'd do the same. Big mistake. Based on an eye exam she gave me, she concluded that I had cataracts/early stages of glaucoma and needed potential eye surgery. She also charged me $400 for the eyeglasses I now wear. Ridiculous. I then realized that not only was I overcharged but was out of network. I switched to Dr. Singh at The Medical Eye Center. He's more thorough than an optometrist and much more professional. I'm very comfortable with Dr. Singh as my "eye doctor" and appreciate his professionalism and that reflected of his staff. ~

Avoid this place if your time is valuable to you. I had a 11 am appointment with Dr. Leh and after…read more45 minutes of waiting past 11 am, I left. I don't understand why they tried to make you wait that long when you have an appointment. Its not like they are running into an emergency because they will not make an appointment for anybody who has a problem. If you have a problem, you have to go to urgent care. There are other good eye doctors in Charles Town and we do not have to put up with this rudeness.

I recently went here for a new patient visit. The waiting area was small but I did not have to wait…read morelong so that was not an issue. They have a little tv with health news on it in the reception area. Receptionist got me signed in and all my paperwork done right away. When I went back, nurse was friendly, did the normal vitals, all pretty standard there. The doctor himself had great bedside manner. He listened and did not rush me in any way. He addressed every concern I had thoroughly. He even was on the same page as me about addressing what issues I could naturally. Most doctors I've been to in the past won't even have a discussion about natural options. He was very kind and understanding which I feel is important for me to trust a doctor. Very glad I found this office.

I've been going to the Family Health Center for a couple of years now and I missed a few…read moreappointments cause I only have one vehicle and my husband had a business emergency and he had to go to work I called them to let them know 3 hours ahead of time for my appointment that I couldn't make it the nurse was rude and unsympathetic didn't care about my situation I'm out of my medication and won't give me my refill cause the doctor won't see me anymore. I feel I was treated unprofessionally and now I have to go hunt down another doctor to get my medication I asked the nurse to give me at least one month worth of my blood pressure med till I found a doctor they flat out refused me...Beware of this office they will hold your medication hostage.

There was a mix-up with my prescription, and Carla, the receptionist, took the time to help me and…read moregot the situation resolved very quickly. I was quite impressed and grateful.

The Frederick Kaiser pharmacy sucks, they are not consistent with filling prescriptions and wait…read moretimes. One month they fill at 28 days and the next month they fill at 30 days which is far from consistent plus they send you text messalegs with inconsistent information. I received a text message this morning from Kaiser that said would fill on 3/6/25 (today is 3/6/25). To be sure I called the pharmacy and they said they were working on filling the script. Then I get another text message that said they would fill on 3/7/25 (ok now I'm confused). So I call the pharmacy again to clear up my confusion and ask to speak with a pharmacist who precedes to tell me now they won't fill it until 3/8/25!!! Now I'm completely confused and a little angry now at this point. So now I'm forced to drive to Gaithersburg on Saturday ( which I was supposed to be out of town with my husband) to fill a prescription that I should have gotten today.

There is absolutely nothing I can say nice about this practice. They take NO time to talk to you,…read morejust order tests and rush you out the door. No paperwork is ever given as to what just happened or what to expect for ANY procedure. I think I would have gotten better treatment in a third world country. I went to them three times so this was not a one-off bad experience. Just a horrible practice in every way.

Dr. Haseebuddin is probably a fine and great Dr but when you get referred to him from Frederick…read moreMemorial Hospital because you ended up in the ER for a kidney stone, and then you never see him for said issue, that's a problem. His PA rushed me through both the initial appointment and follow up appointment. For having just gone through the worst pain of my life (I know, it's "just" a kidney stone, but they're awful!), I expected a bit more care and attention from a Urologist's office. Also, don't even try to contact their office. If you have appointment or insurance or billing issues you'll speak to someone who didn't identify themselves at the start of the call so you don't know if you're speaking to the correct person. And his support staff might as well be a corporate call center and not a family office. There's nothing "family" about Family Urology. If Dr. haseebuddin is such a great Dr, he really needs to reassess his support staff and structure because it's impossible to work with his team.

From the front desk staff to seeing Dr. Levine this place is soo great. The staff is very polite…read moreand Dr. Levine was nice and very thorough with his care of my feet and toes. Thank you guys and see you again in two months!

Dr. Levine was our go-to podiatrist for many years. Until our recent visit, he's been capable and…read morewarm--the doctor you hope you'll encounter when you have a problem. But our opinion of him has changed. Recently, we saw Dr. Levine to discuss some joint pain my wife was having. Dr. Levine said she had three options, in this order: 1) Surgery 2) An injection (I'm assuming cortisone) 3) Or wearing special shoes that would hopefully provide relief. We chose to try the shoes before surgery or a "shot." Dr. Levine told us to go to a shoe store called Shoe Fly in Frederick, MD, and buy a brand of "Hoka" walking shoes. I asked if the shoes were also sold on Amazon. Dr. Levine suddenly said, "Full disclosure: I have an ownership interest in Shoe Fly." Hmmm...wasn't that something he should have told us earlier? When I asked him that a couple of weeks later, he agreed, that was something that ethically he should have mentioned. So, a once very good doctor has apparently decided that being forthright about his "double dipping" from his patients is perfectly fine. It's not. People have a right to know that he profits from his patients' purchases made at that store. That way, they'll be more inclined to shop around for the best price. That's just common sense. Aside from this, my wife felt the overall treatment Dr. Levine provided wasn't satisfactory. She left in as much pain as she was in when she arrived, with instructions to buy expensive shoes at a store he owns to an extent (it must be a large extent, because he said his picture hangs on the wall). Our experience shows what may happen when doctors "operate" in their own little world, expecting that as doctors their patients will unquestionably follow their advice, as after all, they're the doctor. Sorry, it's a different world. People have more options. And they are better informed now thanks to the Internet (assuming they've visited reputable sites such as the Mayo Clinics' or Johns Hopkins', or the Cleveland Clinics'). And they may no longer blindly follow their doctors' advice without asking some questions. Our acupuncturist told us at our first appointment that: "You must be your own doctor." You have the right and responsibility to question a doctor about anything you don't understand, or whatever treatment options you may have. It's your health after all, and no one is more interested in that than you.