Largo location: Two…read morestars. Giving this two stars instead of one because the doctor is excellent and makes you feel heard once you finally see him. However, the wait times are unacceptable. I arrived at 11:52 am for my noon appointment and I am still sitting in the exam room at 2:00 PM waiting to see the doctor. At no time did anyone come into the exam room to apologize or explain Dr Takem has been held up by a difficult case. If this wasn't for an urgent medical issue, I would have walked out. Update: I decided to leave around 2:10 PM. I went to the front desk to reschedule for an early morning appointment so that I will be sure to be seen at a reasonable time. Today is June 7 and their next available is not until the end of July. I stated before this is an urgent health matter so I had no other choice but to turn around and come back to the exam room to wait. He is a good doctor, but it appears that they are scheduling patients on top of each other and it's unprofessional.

Wow, I was on hold waiting to schedule an appointment and the reviews popped up! I am shocked and…read moresadden to see so many people rate this office so low. I have been coming to the Bowie Office Probably Over 10 years! I have to admit, there are times when I have had to hold for 10 minutes but I have never experience the rudeness or disrespect. What I have experienced is calling my doctor at the beginning of Covid19 because I was very sick. However because I did not have a high temp (my norm runs about 95, I was at 100 for me, it was high.) I was not considered a priority at the ER! I called my Dr. at MPC in Bowie, who told me to come to the back door, took my temp, took the nose swab and sent me back to the ER with a note! I was told, don't read-it, give it straight to check-in. I don't know what it said but I was finally tested and had Covid. I know, when I was a new patient and saw my Dr. I was given labs early afternoon which included blood work. My doctor, read my labs and left a message that I needed to come back to the office and she would wait for me. I got the message after 7pm but went by. I was pre-diabetic and she wanted me to have medication on the cruise. See she remembered a previous conversations about me trying new deserts when I cruise. I can call my Dr., send messages for my mom, dad or myself and get answers or appointments. BTW - she/they treat my parents and my husband. There have been changes with the staff but I have no doubt, it will be corrected. They take great care of us.

I love thid Doctor, I found him on Zocdoc because I needed a new primary. I started seeing him at…read morethe beginning of the yea and omg, I am already off 2 meds, lost 22lbs, and I am embarking on a health journey to netter health. I would whole heartedly recommend him. The office staff is wonderful and caring. I can't say enough about thidmpractice.

From the owner: About The Practice Jagdeep Singh, MD, is a board-certified…read moreinternal medicine physician who has been practicing in the greater Prince George County for over a decade. He has helped more than 10,000 patients over the course of his career, and he brings his extensive experience to his practice at Capital Health & Clinics.   At his practice, Dr. Singh offers an array of internal medicine and primary care services, like annual physicals and wellness visits. If you're living with a chronic disease that requires more regular care, Dr. Singh can help you manage the symptoms of diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and other issues. His goal is to help you feel your best.   Dr. Singh completed his medical degree at the Armed Forces Medical College, India, and his residency at the University of Massachusetts, Berkshire Medical Center. He is presently the Chairman of the Department of Medicine at the University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center. Dr. Singh has held several administrative and teaching positions throughout his tenure.   Dr.Singh holds Active Privileges at University of Maryland Capital Regional Medical Center, Doctors Community Hospital & Holy Cross Hospital. Dr. Singh previously maintained other responsibilities in other health systems and is affiliated with the Maryland State Medical Society (MedChi) as Board of Trustee and Prince George's Medical County where he served as the President of the County Medical Society...

This was the epitome of another instance of ableism in mental health. When I e-mailed initially he…read moreagreed to do my medication management, then he found a passive-aggressive way to go back in his word during the intake. I would only be granted the privilege of treatment were I willing and able to retrieve decades-old medical records from throughout my entire medical history, including that which was provided by no-longer-in-practice providers (that are only required to keep medical records for 7 years), some of which are probably long dead by now given their age(s) at the time of treatment. He was not even willing to do his own legwork and have me sign releases so that he could retrieve this information himself, nope expected me to be his personal gopher. Not how it's supposed to go or how it has ever gone in the past, very low bar here. I'm not sure what I can even say about a man that feels the need to announce 4 times in a half hour that he's "going to be extremely transparent" before saying something; no one who is remotely honest overall EVER feels the need to say that. They just tell the truth and they don't expect a medal or a plaque for doing so. It's not newsworthy because they do so by default. I told him that best I could do was supply a list of meds and notes as to what the experience was like, and he fired me as a patient. I guess his reaction to my statement of needing firm boundaries was to attempt to meddle in my entire medical life, including his over-focus on things like vitamins, that are not even his area. The whole thing felt like an invasive procedure from the get go, and some of the questions themselves were definitely brewing some legit animosity as the session progressed. There was a constant invalidation (and plenty of droning/lecturing which dealt in various unsubstantiated garbo when someone only takes their narrow academia into account just to try my patience a little more) when I wasted my breath explaining symptoms and conditions to him, and he was completely out of touch with regards to therapy not working out. Welp, mental health is not even trained in autism, and they often fall down on what they are actually trained in. And it's a newsflash that going over 20 years under a wrongful diagnoses isn't exactly a picnic for the patient??? When I pushed back and said something along the lines of "Oh looks like I have to prove myself to someone or I must be lying" after the unreasonable and impossible demand of all those medical records, I was met with the gaslighting of "Sorry if that's how you're taking it". Well when his entire attitude was pervasively dismissive, know-it-all and confrontational, that's on you not me buddy. Maybe man up and accept some accountability. And maybe accept the fact that therapy usually only works for those that have the mental equivalent of a common cold; come down off the high horse and realize that what's wrong with patients that object to it, is that they are just more rational and informed than the rest of your patients who trust you blindly because you're a doctor. And after over 20 years of misdiagnosis, either that's my fault or I must be making it all up without endless corroboration (that is not even possible to obtain). I think I liked it better when we were all entirely in the dark, as this is definitely NOT an improvement over those circumstances, before you even get to other conditions such as a multitude of concussions. Right and the thought Vitamin B and "environmental issues" were the crux of why I have sleep problems. He could not even understand why this creates a situation of necessary boundaries and trust being at a bare minimum. Especially since the tele-health carpet-bagging began during the pandemic, mental health is even more in the dark than ever before. Yeah those appointments previously accounted for around 1%-2% and now they are up to over 40% of all mental health appointments. A gold rush tends to make quality go downhill. I have encountered various forms of patient-blaming rhetoric from mental health on quite a few occasions, but this was the very first time the provider did so preemptively. Usually it's vague generalizations with a very negative connotation, like "You're too complicated", and I start thinking "Oh I guess I should have been born more simple for your benefit, but God wasn't thinking about catering to your inadequacy when he made me". Yeah. LMAO I also have to explain my jokes to people like this, or just like he did about telling the truth, I have to announce that it's a joke before one of them jumps the "danger to himself or others" gun. I am glad Dr. Glorified Title fired me as a patient. I have had enough overlords in this lifetime who live with the delusion of grandeur that if they do it, it must be 'help'. Of course that works out even more poorly when they don't even have the first clue about your condition(s). I think I just dodged another Cluster B bullet.

We've been going here for several years. They have always been great to work with. Today was no…read moreexception, the staff was super helpful and I appreciated the attention they gave me.

This review is mostly for Dr. Paul Giles, but there are tidbits thrown in about the practice in…read moregeneral. First, the bad: scheduling an appointment. This guy must be beloved by all of his patients because when I initially called for an appointment, I was going to have to wait 3 months! Luckily, I called to check a few times and got one same-day appointment when somebody cancelled. So with perseverance you can get around that unpleasant wait. When the schedule is that packed, though, it makes me worry about being able to get an appointment if I really need one in lieu of having to go to an overcrowded urgent care or ER. So it's a consideration. The good: There's quite a bit. - The facility was clean and up to date. Nice waiting area with a digital check-in (for returning patients). - Quadrivalent flu shots-- many places give trivalent shots, which only protect against 3 strains of flu, whereas quadrivalent shots throw in protection against 4. As someone who has a bad track record with the flu, I'm grateful to find somewhere that has quadrivalent flu vaccines. - Staff was friendly and helpful while I was there. RHONDA! One of the nurses gave me a shot and I kid you not-- I felt nothing. Nada. Zip. I loathe shots, but this just felt like she poked me gently with a pen or something. Of course, the actual vaccine made my arm sore the next day, but I jokingly told Rhonda that I was going to tattoo a little dot right where she stuck me so I could always know where that sweet spot was in case I ever need a shot when she's not around. DR. GILES - This guy was great about addressing multiple issues in one visit. He wasn't stingy with his time, and didn't make me feel like I could only ask advice for one issue when I've been having several health concerns. He is straightforward and technologically savvy, entering details of the visit directly into an electronic patient file and using Google to find information to share with me. I left with a printout of the information he wanted me to look into. Unlike other M.D.'s Dr. Giles is open to alternative ideas about healthcare. He encouraged me to consider a whole foods, plant-based diet to help with some systemic concerns I've had. Doctors hardly ever seem to "prescribe" a diet change unless it's for obesity or heart disease, etc. which aren't my issues. He recommended I watch a readily available documentary and an academic lecture on the subject and see what I thought. My one real gripe is that if you're going to suggest a huge diet change to a patient, it'd be good to give some specific advice about portions, recipes, etc. to get it going safely. I have been implementing his recommendations, but it's difficult without much information and/or guidance. Other than that, I'm happy to have found Dr. Giles.

I've been going here for over 40 years. I've gone to other doctors and they had no clue what was…read moregoing on. I could just walk into the office and look at me and tell me exactly what was going on and that was the problem. He's the best the doctor. And the staff is incredible

I am so grateful for Dr. Kurylas and his wonderful staff. I have been his patient for more than 10…read moreyears, and throughout that time he has always been there for both me and my husband. He takes the time to answer our questions, provides thoughtful advice, and refers us to the right specialists when needed. Dr. Kurylas is kind, compassionate, and highly professional. I truly admire his knowledge and his prompt responses to our many requests, whether it's for a prescription refill, a referral, or an unexpected illness. I highly recommend Dr. Kurylas to anyone looking for an exceptional primary care physician

I've been seeing Dr. Bolling well over 8 years now and I'm very pleased. Yes, the wait times can be…read morea little long at times, but she and her office staff know their patients personally, which is a plus. She keeps great records and makes sure that follow ups are scheduled. I would recommend Dr. Bolling to anyone.

As a health advocate and someone who always encourages others to be present and aware of their own…read morewell-being, I expected a basic standard of care and active listening during my annual visit today. Unfortunately, my experience fell drastically short. After sitting in the lobby for well over an hour past my scheduled appointment time, I finally made it back to the exam room with Dr. Kimberly Bolling. I came prepared with my health journal, ready to advocate for myself and ask important, clarifying questions regarding multiple red flags on my recent bloodwork. However, wanting clear answers and expecting a doctor to thoroughly review lab markers--rather than just taking someone's word blindly because they are the professional--was treated as an inconvenience. Because I took the time to express my concerns and advocate for my health, I was met with dismissal. It reached a point where she decided not to even complete the physical exam simply because I was asking too many questions about my lab results. When I put my notebook and pen away and clearly stated, "I do not feel heard right now and you are not answering my questions," the response was a flippant remark about how I might not be coming back to see her. She was entirely right about that. Waiting over an hour, not feeling seen, heard, or understood, being dismissed for wanting to understand red flags on my labs, and experiencing an absolute lack of bedside manners or customer service when I began packing up my things made it clear: I deserve better healthcare, and I will find it elsewhere. So unfortunate. ...so in the words of Shark Tank...and it is for that reason... I am out.

I was in urgent need of a reliable & consistent cannabis facility…read more I found MariCare on Yelp, checked out the reviews and decided to give them a call. I was surprised to get a telehealth appointment same day. Melinda was very knowledgeable and informative about medical cannabis. She took her time and listened to you. She even gave great recommendations on ways to help with my anxiety triggers. There prices are beyond reasonable and the service here is excellent. Highly recommended!!

MariCare is a holistic mental and physical wellness practice, Easy to make appointment online and…read morethe place offers tele-health, so no need to leave your comfortable home. We were able to get same day appointment! Melinda T explained and offered recommendations based on my son's needs and which course of action is best for him.

Sadly, Dr Hoeck is retiring at the end of January 2018. I have not met this replacement- a…read morephysician's assistant. The office staff is very nice and helpful.

Dr. Hoeck is patient and takes the time necessary to listen and explain. I never feel rushed and…read morealways leave the office feeling like I accomplished what I came for (not I feeling I've had with every doctor I've visited). I have recommended Dr. Hoeck to my family and friends.

Great follow up after my online appointment. Very Informative about the process for getting my…read moremedical card.

From the owner: About The Practice Nu Pathway Healthcare and Wellness in…read moreBowie, Maryland, has a team of experienced medical professionals who provides attentive, individualized primary care services. The team can diagnose and treat a variety of health issues -- from colds to chronic diseases. The physicians value the relationships they build with each patient and genuinely desire to help people from all walks of life. As part of their primary care services, the team provides comprehensive physical exams, including those that comply with the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and federal immigration laws. They also specialize in preventive men's health and women's health services to lower the risks of developing cardiac conditions and chronic conditions like cancer and diabetes. The physicians offer sick visits through in-office appointments and their telehealth platform. Through their concierge medicine services, the team provides consultations and chronic care management in a patient's residence or nursing home. COVID-19 vaccinations and rapid testing are available on-site. In addition to primary care, the Nu Pathway Healthcare and Wellness team has extensive experience in pain management for conditions like arthritis and fibromyalgia. They offer customized treatment plans using innovative therapies and can certify their patients for the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission's (MMCC) medical marijuana program...