Doctor Tashko was my endocrinologist for over four years until we moved to Texas three months ago…read more He is an outstanding physician: incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely caring about his patients - spending as much time as was needed to answer all of my questions and concerns without hurrying through any part of the appointment. His whole practice is patient-centric where the patient's need definitely come first. His consultations will be missed!

I've been seeing Dr. Tashko since June 2016, 8 years after I was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. I…read morehad visited more than 5 endocrinologists before I met Dr. Tashko. My condition was getting worse. Other endocrinologists were unable to help and all of their effort was to constantly change my medications without any explanation and no results. I always felt rushed during my doctor visits with them especially after having had to wait in the waiting room for long periods, which was very inconvenient and useless.  Dr. Tashko is one of the very few doctors I know who is extremely passionate about his profession. He takes time to make sure all my questions are answered. He works with me to address my health concerns and makes sure I understand my course of treatment and action. He makes sure we are on the same page and understanding. He takes his time to explain the prescriptions and their side-effects, how they work, and the science behind them. He discusses several options, the outcome of each, and which best works with my lifestyle for the best result. I have NEVER seen a doctor who cared so much. He always prints out handouts for me to take home and he directs me to related articles and resources to educate me on my health condition. Hands down, Dr. Tashko is one of the best doctors and I'm so blessed to have met him and have him as my endocrinologist. After having two babies back to back in 2018 and 2019 I had gained a lot of weight and my A1C went up to 7.0. Thanks to Dr. Tashko I lost 36 lbs and dropped my A1C down to 5.0. This is the best I've ever felt about my health and physical appearance. I would also like to add that his staff is very friendly, respectful, and responsive. I always get a respond within an hour (on business hours) no matter if my inquiry is administrative or medical related. I highly recommend him!

Dr. Emmer and his staff are WONDERFUL! Their practice has that "small town feel" we all know and…read morelove combined with a high level of knowledge and professionalism. Every time I walk into the office I am greeted with big smiles and a warm welcome. All of the staff provides excellent patient care and that is evidenced in all the many ways they serve. Kudos to Dr. Emmer & his team! Keep up the great work! If you are considering becoming a patient here, I highly suggest you go for it! You will not be disappointed.

Throughout my life, I have visited many doctors due to a medical condition I was born with, and no…read moreDoctor has ever made me feel more at ease than Dr. Emmer. He is extremely knowledgable and truly cares about his patients. Every time I see him, he is welcoming, warm and genuine. I would recommend him to anyone and highly suggest that if you need a doctor who truly cares and knows what they're doing you go see Dr. Michael Emmer. He may just save your life!

Clear Symptoms Completely Dismissed: No Diagnosis, No Treatment…read more I saw Dr. Monica Mannan when I was 19 in college for primary amenorrhea -- I had never had a period in my life -- along with insulin resistance, and other classic pcos symptoms. I was worried and didn't know what was wrong, and I paid privately because insurance would not cover the visits. Dr. Mannan ordered extensive testing, including large blood panels (around 10 vials in one draw), urine tests, screening for Cushing's, a pelvic ultrasound, and more. After all of that, she told me my hormones were "normal," said she didn't know what was wrong, and suggested the NIH. No clear referral was provided, no diagnosis was made, and no treatment options were offered. For a young patient with obvious symptoms, the lack of follow-through or basic clinical care was shocking. A few years later an OB-GYN diagnosed PCOS almost immediately and started treatment that finally initiated my first menstrual cycle. That was medically important because going many years without menstruation increases endometrial cancer risk, something that was never addressed during my care with Dr. Mannan. I am now older and still upset about this experience and the lack of PCOS awareness from an endocrinologist. I lost years dealing with symptoms that should have been treated much earlier. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this doctor.

It was hinted to me that Dr. Mannon's bed side manner was "ify" but that was not the priority with…read moreme. I wanted an excellent Dr. for Type2 diabetes with someone (me) who has been in denial and was now suffering from complications due to non-conformance. So, initially she was empathetic...friendly. Her sliding scale was off ex. 10 units before meals because my numbers trend "high" and 10 units is not enough...I'm insulin dependent with issues. But I continued. My latest visit was awful. I had a hard time getting through...the receptionist kept dropping the call and then the phone just rang and rang. Finally got through and got an appointment. Dr. Mannon was dismissive. I've been on a pump (didn't like it) switched back to the pen. she of course suggested I get back on a pump. I asked her if she had a personal preference...she responded yes but wouldn't tell me which one. I chose Omini pod vs. Tandem because I don't like being hooked up. I had blood work done in Jan, 2026 with another doctor (alternative mind you much more thorough but expensive) she ordered blood work (ok). I needed long-acting insulin (ran out) thought the office called at least one pen into the pharmacy, but they never received anything as of last Friday. Was told by the pharmacy my insurance (BCBS-Fed) no longer accepts Lantis and will not cover Omni pod (ok). So, I attempted twice this morning to call the office (it wouldn't go through) at this point, I'm frustrated...no pissed. Listen, this disease is complicated enough. You shouldn't have to go thru hoops like this with an office. If you are assertive maybe you could handle an office like this, but when you are not feeling well you look for hand holding a bit and you need an advocate. This Doctor isn't that type of person.

As a physician, I am very careful about whom I refer patients to. When I was first looking for an…read moreendocrinologist for my patients, I asked a colleague who he thought would be a good endocrinologist to refer to. He said: "Michael Dempsey. He is not just the best endocrinologist in the area - he is probably one of the best endocrinologists in the country". Now, as both a patient of Dr. Dempsey and a referring physician, I have to say he was right. Dr. Dempsey is very thorough, extremely knowledgeable, and a compassionate doctor. I highly recommend him to anyone in need of an endocrinologist.

My experience is more closely aligned with Jessica C (below). I think Dr. Jaffe is great…read more I think the office can get busy, like any doctor's office. I find when I schedule early in the morning, they are right on schedule, so I just do that. I don't really like that the parking is only free the first hour--but this is obviously not something that Dr. Jaffe controls--it's the building.

Dr. Susan Jaffe is great. She really understands women's health concerns and issues. She has very…read morecaring bedside manners and is a good medical provider. Waiting time is minimal and privacy is absolutely guaranteed. She is very prompt in notifying her patient in regards to their health reports. I researched many doctors in my area and I'm very happy that I found her. Highly recommended!

Accept insurance -- not only they charge a high fee, the generate more expenses but not accepting…read moreinsurance.

I was introduced to Dr. Possner by a good friend. There are not enough words to describe how…read morethankful I am for this introduction. From the first meeting I had with Dr. Possner, I knew things would be vastly different and that I had found someone that would have a profound impact on my health. My first appointment was the longest time I had ever spent with a doctor. My appointment was 2 hours and Dr. Possner had fully reviewed my medical records and engaged me in thoughtful conversation about my medical history. I left my initial appointment with a feeling of empowerment over my health that I had never really felt before. Little did I know that the impact of having Dr. Possner as my doctor would happen so quickly. I was on vacation and had an acute UTI. It was after business hours, but I was able to call the office and get the on call doctor that happen to be Dr. Possner. I walked him through my symptoms and he immediately called in a prescription for me. Because he had such knowledge of my history it was easy for us to communicate and talk through my symptoms. He checked on me via email through the client portal several times over the next couple of days to ensure I was ok. The fact that I was in a remote part of a different state and I was able to call and speak with the doctor saved me stress and the hassle of finding an urgent care to go to. He has made several recommendations to other specialists and doctors, all of whom have turned out to be amazing. His referral goes a long way with each specialist I have scheduled an appointment with. I can't recommend Dr. Possner enough; he's a great listener, thoughtful, caring, kind and you can tell he truly loves what he is doing. His follow through is simply amazing.

Dr. G is one of the most amazing people I have ever had treat me…read more Unfortunately, the mismanagement of the front office, the unresponsiveness of responding or sending blood work orders, and the over all feeling the front office is incompetent and lazy I had to find another endocrinologist. Phones are NOT answered. Portal messages are NOT answered. Emails are NOT answered. The telephone service they have leads you to press all these buttons to either disconnect you or send you to a voicemail that is NEVER replied to. The doctor deserves 10 stars. You need a real office manager and you need to get rid of everyone there and start over.

I've been with this practice for close to 15 years. It has been great. The doctors, the office…read morestaff, etc. Over the past few months it is a complete dumpster fire. They don't respond to portal messages, they don't answer their phones. If and when I finally get through they say the computers are broken. Huh? For over a month. I've sent so many friends and coworkers to this practice. No more. Time to switch. Last week I was supposed to have a telemedicine appointment. I confirmed in the portal. Got email confirmation. No link. I called and sent messages but nothing. Luckily, the doctor called because I didn't show up so I could talk to her. She said she had no idea what is going on up front but would have them call me. Nope, didn't happen.

I've been going to this office for nearly 10 years, and have seen a number of different doctors…read more Dr. Juarbe has been the only one I've had a problem with, and it went 1 step too far for me. We've longed disagreed about the dosage of one of my meds. I tell him about the negative effects different dosages have on me, and ask him to adjust it accordingly, but he just looks at the lab tests and usually changes the dose in the opposite direction of what I've asked. And my state gets worse. During my last visit I was again in bad shape from the previous dosage change. I told him I need to be back to one of my previous doses; he just looked at the lab reports and suggested a change in the opposite direction. That's bad, but when I asked what the dangers were with the dose I was asking (which is well within dosages I've been on from other doctors in the practice) he just rattled off terms I didn't understand and couldn't catch. When I then asked what the risks of those would be, he said "there will be a risk". Totally useless information. I'm giving 3 stars because I don't have any problems with the other medicines he prescribes me. But this is a medicine I need to stay alive, so it's important to me. Lab work is important, but it doesn't tell the doctor about the side effects a medicine is having. And to blow-off a patient's questions is just inexcusable. Hopefully, the practice will get an additional doctor soon who treats the patients, not the lab results.

The staff here is very professional and courteous and friendly. The doctor really trying to help…read morewith your concerned and address your concern professionally.

I just started with this practice and I love Dr. Sharma! He's very easy to talk to, down to earth…read moreand makes you feel comfortable. I usually go with female docs but sticking with him.

Johns Hopkins Community Physicians in Germantown has terrible customer service. Saw the doctor for…read morea sinus infection after having the flu 10 days earlier. The doctor recommended a flu and covid test. I asked if it was free and he said yes. Ended up receiving a bill for over $100 for the covid test. After disputing it with the office and billing, I was told there was nothing they could do. The doctor even said he didn't say it was free. I felt let down. Someone who is supposed to be in charge of my health lying. The office could have easily taken care of this. Instead, I am left with a lack of trust in my provider.