I'm posting this for my sister who does not have yelp. She was seen by Marie Pryor CRNP to start…read moreon HRT. She did her pap, bloodwork and mammogram/sonogram. Marie Pryor told my sister that she needs to start taking a statin drug for her high cholesterol and another medication for her liver before she will write a prescription for HRT and that she will need to come in every 2 months. She does not want to start on a statin or any other unnecessary medication. All she wanted was to start on HRT to relieve her extreme menopause symptoms. $75 copay for each visit wasted.

I loved my experience at the new Urbana/Worthington Blvd location. I saw Marie Pryor & she was…read morefabulous. She really made a point of listening to all my concerns, patiently answered ever question and helped me come to a solution that was right for me. When an unaffiliated pharmacy gave me trouble over the prescription, Denise was wonderful about troubleshooting the problem and following up with the pharmacy directly to solve it. Then getting back to me to make sure I knew it would be ready to go! I really loved my experience with this practice that actually cares!

0/10 Do not recommend…read more Do not be a patient here. They are understaffed, over worked and absolutely do not care about you as a human or individual. As a first time mom I left appointments in tears with how unsupported I felt. The worst doctors I have ever ever ever encountered: the Dr. Heyman couple (husband and wife). AWFUL. Would leave 0 stars if I could.

What a rude bunch at this office!!! Horrible staff with ZERO manners especially the woman at the…read morefront with the eye liner, she talked to me in a very condescending manner and raised her voice at me! They provided a service to their benefit even though I opted to have it done at the local hospital. I regret giving Dr. Gao a chance. Wish Dr. Chen was still practicing.

I strongly do not recommend going to this place. First I'll…read morestart by saying they told me I had an overactive bladder. They did culture. They misdiagnosed a uti which I only discovered when I went to a doctor in Hollywood CA Thank god they were able to get a proper diagnosis.

Dr. Janet Parnes and her nursing team are exceptional. I was referred years ago after a…read moremisdiagnoses from Dr. Lee in Frederick, MD. Dr Parnes answered all my questions and provided empathetic and thorough insight. I researched my options and went with a procedure not recommended or performed by Dr Parnes. Not only did she support my decision, she wanted to know more about the process. True professionalism and compassion was shown. Fast forward to today; Dr Parnes continues to provide world class medical care in a very professional and caring way. Nurse Anna is also extremely patient, knowledgeable and answers all my questions. Several of my friends trust Dr. Parnes and I couldn't recommend her enough. Thank you Dr. Parnes!

The reason this review gets 2 stars versus 1 is that the sonographer was really, really gentle,…read morerespectful of my privacy, and just a peach! Considering how invasive a transvaginal ultrasound is, those qualities are super-important! Wish all doctors were like her! Dr. Bienkoski disappointed me yet again, though. The ultrasound showed *no* fibroids, but he *still* advocated the hysterectomy, supposedly to cure the heavy bleeding! WTF? Are you kidding me? Especially when so many real medical studies and loads of proof from actual hysterectomy patients show that women who have their uteruses removed have bladder problems like incontinence and weakened pelvic floors as a result of having nothing to support the bladder anymore. Call me crazy, but I don't' think that bladder mesh or a pelvic sling is a good trade-off....but he blew off my concerns about that. We settled on doing a biopsy on the endometrial tissue to figure out where the heavy bleeding was coming from. Thinking back on it now, even feeling that you have to negotiate with your doctor shouldn't be something that *ever* happens. A week or two later, I had an MRI done on my back for separate issues, but the resulting images showed adenomyosis of the uterus, which means the endometrial tissue has grown into the uterine muscles, which produces enlarged uterus, heavy periods, lots of pain....etc. I called the Frederick office and asked a nurse if the biopsy was the correct test to do, considering the new results. She said no, but argued with me (the patient!) about cancelling the procedure!!!! So, in total, after 2 different appointments at two different (but linked) facilities in MD, I realized 2 things: 1) I needed to see a different doctor entirely at a new facility STAT; and 2) the word 'capital' can mean either 'really good;' or 'money.' As in: "It's a capital day to see the Washington Monument' or 'Capital seems to be the only thing this so-called womens' clinic seems to care about.' Enough said. Also, when I scheduled an consult with a new doctor at a new facility entirely, a nurse there confirmed a biopsy isn't needed in this case. Also, I asked for a disc of the sonogram to take to another doctor, and they said they couldn't due to HIPPA rules. Again, WTF? They're MY results and I was the one asking for them!!! They sent me another paper report in the mail just a few days ago....sigh....another battle to fight, just to get my own medical test results.

I have been putting this off for a while but I have the need and obligation to warn any potential…read morepatients. This is by far the worst practice for women's clinic. The staff here treat you horribly half the time. There is a stupid rule that children cannot be present in the ultrasound room therefore fathers cannot see there unborn child. Of course your not informed of this prior to your wife's scheduled ultrasound appointment. Oh and if your AD military expect to be treated with second hand service just because you have TriCare or Johns Hopkins for insurance. This place is crap and is seriously due some customer service training regulations reform.

This office is well run, efficient. The Medical Assistants are compassionate and efficient. I see…read morethat there are some low ratings --- I've gone there for at least four years. I've been assessed by 2 physicians and 1 nurse practitioner over the years -- all have been skillful and great bedside manner. The office is clean. The waiting room is large enough that I don't feel too crowded. I have nothing negative to report. And I'm a retired nurse. Most recently I saw Dr. Padhy twice and she's absolutely great.

Went for extreme menopausal symptoms. I'm not a candidate for hormone replacement. Dr. Abegaz was…read moreawful. Very dismissive and just wanted to push anti-depressants. UGH. The best person at this practice is BECKY. She was on top of things for me. Look elsewhere for menopause help. UGH.

Lacks empathy and compassion. Very disinterested in what has been a devastating, drawn out process…read morefor me. Didn't offer any help whatsoever. Would not recommend.

Communication is very poor. I go once a year for annual check ups and they don't communicate the…read moreresults of any tests. After my last check up this year, I received a letter in the mail, essentially saying that they were not going to keep me as a patient because I didn't comply with their recommendations for additional testing (what recommendations? they never told me the results of any tests that I had nor did they tell me I needed any follow up tests). I will be finding another medical provider.