This review is specifically for Dr. Tara Chadwick, my new OB/GYN. I know it's kind of weird to…read morewrite a review on this, but women know how important this is. Dr. Chadwick is awesome. She explains everything and is very easy to talk to. I'm very happy going to her now that my prior physician retired. Highly recommend if you are part of the Mercy medical system.

I would like to give Dr Ernestine Wright 5 stars but I can't . I had all the test done that she…read morerequested . I have called 4 times for my test results and she has never returned my calls . Now I need to find another PCP .

Their compassion and true caring and attention to detail. Currently I'm a patent of Dr Kershner and…read moreI'm looking for a GP.

This practice is unorganized, uncaring, and dirty. They have gotten worse over the years. Do not…read morewaste your time or money in this group. Compassion is key in the medical profession and these folks are overworked and a machine. Stay away.

I would not recommend making an appointment with Dr. Vissing…read more I scheduled and appointment for myself to establish a new primary care physician Dr. Vissing came in, read from the history in my pre-registration form, did a physical, and asked if I had any issues and if I wanted bloodwork. No attempt to establish any type or patient/physician relationship. I described the only issue I have been having, and he prescribed me an anti-depressant because it would also help with my symptoms, although I'm not experiencing any of the symptoms associated with depression. Understandable that medicine can be used for treatment of other things. Totally irresponsible to prescribe me a new medication that is known to have side effects that can alter your brain chemistry and then tell me to schedule a follow-up in ONE YEAR. The only reason I am giving two stars is because the rest of the staff was fantastic

We've been with Clinical Associates since the mid '90's. I like my primary care physicians and the…read moreother specialists I've seen at the site. However, over the last 6 months, I have experienced MANY office communication problems. This is across the board with specialists and primary care physicians. The providers' staff DO NOT return phone calls or respond to messages. I had to physically walk into the back of my primary doctor's office, (without an appointment, and no one at the front desk) to get a referral for PT after calling four times with the request. The nurse was concerned she hadn't gotten the messages, and I showed her my call log to verify the contacts. This is just one example, we have had three other concerning encounters involving cancelled appointments (on their end), records not being forwarded to specialists outside the site, and an inability to schedule or reschedule appointments as no one returns our calls. Primary doctors and nurse practitioners retire or resign and there are no replacements, the existing doctors are stretched thin. We unfortunately, after 30+ years, will be looking for a location.

They added a lady to their staff at the front office/desk after we switched to this office. She is…read morethe main one that I always have to correspond with when I either call or come in, and she makes me feel uncomfortable. Besides the unprofessionalism, for example, she has hung up the phone on me twice and she also broke the HIPPA laws by providing my son's principal with his personal information. She makes us feel unwanted when we arrive and if I have to ask her for any assistance she blatantly acts as if I am disturbing her. I have asked to speak with the office manager regarding the preaching of the HIPPA Laws and the way she portrays their office as the first face a patient sees or the first voice they hear, but I have only been able to leave a voice-mail or leave a message with the front desk to pass on, and I have never received a respond leaving me to believe they do not care about my concerns. My son suffers from ADHD and Anxiety, and he does not want to switch doctors as change is difficult for him (and me as well) so he tells me he doesn't want to change doctors. I do like the doctor, the nurse Practitioner is awesome and I suggest your go-to. The only other problem we do tend to have often is having them send in my son's medicines refills on time. It is very stressful as he needs them every 30 days, and these are medications that can affect him mentally If he misses even a day.

I've been going to Dr. Uggowitzer and his team for over 10 years now and I have yet to have a…read morecomplaint! Great doctor who can get you in at a reasonable amount of time and provides a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. Highly recommended.

I have had both great and terrible experiences with both clinicians and office support staff. I am…read morehappy with my current PCP at Clinical Associates. However, I felt traumatized by my treatment by a previous PCP there, her medical assistant and the office staff. All seemed careless, marginally competent at best and indifferent to whether I lived or died if it required any time, attention or effort on their part. It did not appear to be anything personal. The whole experience felt totally impersonal. This was the Woodholme office, which seems horribly poorly managed with zero quality control standards. No one ever answers the phone. You have to leave a message. Maybe they call you back within 24 hours, maybe they don't. I don't think I ever got any response to any messages sent through the patient portal to my previous PCP. I once had a telehealth appointment scheduled with her, used the link the office sent me and waited about 45 minutes without her showing up. Tried calling the office. No one answered, as usual. No one responded to my voicemail. She finally called me several hours later and claimed the staff had some problem processing my insurance. God forbid they treat me without making sure the insurance claim went through. Nevermind that my insurance hadn't changed since my previous visit and no one else has ever mentioned having this problem. I was very confused, frustrated and disappointed by the process and the lack of respect it displayed for me as a patient, especially since no one called to let me know what was going on or to check whether I could be available later. I got a perfunctory apology and the sense that my PCP did not think this was any big deal. Just one bad experience among several over a couple of years before I fired her. Should have done it sooner. Until recently, I also had a specialist at the Woodholme office, but she left the practice and wasn't allowed to tell her patients where she was going. She referred me to a colleague, which would have been fine EXCEPT when I tried in March to make a follow-up appointment, no one was available until November! Unacceptable when I'm trying to manage a serious medical condition, had just recently been put on a new medication, and had some concerns I felt needed monitoring. Fortunately, I was able to get an appointment with a few weeks with a specialist at a different practice. I used to have a fantastic PCP and eye doctor with Clinical Associates, but both retired several years ago. Since then, things seem to have gone extremely downhill. I am giving them two stars only because I like my current PCP so much. She is in the Reisterstown office, where a real person answers the phone most of the time, voicemail messages are returned the same day and my messages through the patient portal are promptly addressed. Based on my experience, I would give the Reisterstown office four stars (have had some isolated issues with one very unprofessional staff person there or else it would be five stars) and the Woodholme office zero stars.

Dr. Loeb is wonderful. She's a great listener, and I can't stress enough how important that is in a…read morepractitioner. She's empathetic, encouraging and has a killer sense of humor. Not to mention how great her care is!

I saw Dr. Michelson at the After Hours Care and she was wonderful. She isn't my regular Dr but she…read morewas patient and caring. She took the time to explain everything and showed me pictures online to better explain what was going on. I'm so glad that Clinical Associates has After Hours Care.

An office best avoided. Has seriously gone downhill. I saw the fabulous Christine Manko for many…read moreyears until she retired. Then I switched to Syma Rizvi. I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt and presuming she was under pressure to see a lot of patients as quickly as possible and this explains the careless treatment I consistently received. She was usually very unclear in explaining things and in too much of a hurry to answer questions, which she would sometimes refer to her assistant, who was also clueless. The whole office was horribly run. No one live ever answered the phone. You had to leave a voicemail. Calls were usually not returned the same day. It could take days to set up an appointment. After a visit, I often got a followup survey about my experience emailed to me. But when I filled it out and tried to email it back, I would get an error message about a server problem. Every single time!!! Nothing about this particular office works! Truly an awful experience! So glad to be done with them. Used to be so much better.

The most compassionate and caring physician. Our family has been seeing Dr, Alongi for over 30…read moreyears.

I have been a patient of Dr. Hartig for close to 25 years. I could not be more pleased with the…read morestandard of care through all of the years. Other family members now work with Dr. Hartig and Jen Piper (incredibly gifted NP). Jen is one of the best in the business. Countless times I have met with a specialist and they were thrilled to hear I was under Jen's care. She is very impressive.

Check in is easy and appointment times are punctual. Staff…read moreis willing to squeeze you in for last minute visits and the my chart app is super easy to use No issues and staff is friendly