I try hard to live a healthy way of life so choosing the right doctor was important to me. Dr…read moreDeepak Baskaran is my guy. He is smart and in-tune with my life goals. And since he is fairly young himself, I am looking forward to keeping him as my doc for the remainder!

I really like going to see Dr. Baskaran. He's not the type to pump you full of medication. He's…read morereally friendly and it doesn't feel like he rushes you at all. The waiting room is pretty small and not really nice looking and I've had to wait 30 minutes even with an appointment, but I would not think fo going to another doctor.

My son has been seeing Dr Bernita Taylor for years and I noticed that she payed more attention to…read moredetail than my current physician so about 2 years ago I switched and I'm glad I did I feel like I'm in better hands and our health is more important to me than anything!!

When I chose Dr. Curtis I assumed incorrectly that I would get really good care because she's a…read morewoman too. Boy was I wrong! She always acted uncomfortably around me. I started to get the feeling she didn't want to see patients that looked like me. She was very dismissive. I asked for three years but she told me that I didn't need a Pap smear or gynecology exam because I was post menopausal and 60 years old. I recently had major issues that I never felt. I just had a radical hysterectomy. Thanks for NOTHING Dr. Curtis.

Dr. Curtis is absolutely wonderful - thorough, non-judgmental and she takes adequate time when she…read moresees you. Because Dr. Curtis took the time to perform an examination I've never had an internist do, my breast cancer was detected while it was still Stage 1. She referred me to a wonderful oncologist and was very caring through the treatment and beyond. You'll wait awhile for a new patient appointment, but once you've been established as a patient, you'll not have a problem getting an appointment when you're sick. She accepts most if not all insurances as well.

My 85 mother in law waited 24 hours to get a room. Living up to the name St Agony! I am glad I…read morestopped going there 10 years ago. Poor service and no respect. I do not recommend this hospital for anything. Find a new hospital or Dr.

Came here for my annual bloodwork. I had to make an appointment online and the times available were…read morein 15 minute intervals. It was suggested to fill out the required forms online, which was a good option. After doing so, you are given your confirmed appointment time along with a QR code to checkin once you arrive. There is a large free parking area adjacent to the building. Upon arriving, at the entrance of the building and office suite, there was information in regards to masks requirements and maintaining proper social distancing. One word of caution, there is only one elevator available and given the current health crisis, I suggest, if you are physically able, to use the stairs, which are located around the corner on the left. Otherwise, the elevator is extremely slow and I suggest getting there early to have enough time to use it safely. Upon entering the suite, there was a notice that only 4 people can be in the office at a time. There were 2 checkin kiosks and I used the QR code sent to my phone to check in. There were a couple of seats that were apart and hand sanitizer was available to use at the kiosks. The staff behind the portions called us to complete the registration process. When going to the back to have the services performed, there were notices to have on your required masks and that after every procedure, the area was cleaned before the next appointment. The staff were pleasant and my experience here was good and I felt comfortable getting my procedure done.

Love this practice. Front office staff is wonderful. The doctors nurses are all professional and…read more going to this practice for 30+ years and they keep getting better.

I've been an adult patient with Dr. Lin for several years and have found her thoughtful,…read moreresponsive, compassionate, and kind. Her bedside manner is great, and I think she's been reasonable and helpful with rendering care. She's also been flexible with allowing me to do some visits virtually, if practical. I read others' comments regarding other members of the practice, to which I really cannot comment. I've met with NP Hayden, and spoken several times via phone to Dr. Miller. All of whom have given practical and reasonable medical advice. The front office staff has always been pleasant and kind with me. I am a big believer in the idea that you receive what you give--kindness included (not always, but most of the time). People are just people, sometimes we have good days, and other times-- not so much. I am not saying it's ok to be rude, but it's not been my experience that any of the staff here have treated me poorly. I also think it's been a positive addition to the practice to bring on a full-time phlebotomist, which has made blood draws faster and much easier. I enjoy the convenience of not needing to be referred out to another lab for routine lab work. I am not invalidating the experience of others but wanted to offer a balanced perspective from the other end of things.

Dr. gebrial and her assaltant , are very humanitarian. very…read morerespectiful for her patinets. Dr. have exellent ability in medical doctor's profession . her assaltant as well . THANK YOU !

In my opinion , the Breast Center Services ,located on Wilkins Ave., at St. Agnes was very…read moreefficient ,professional ,and compassionate . I am so happy that I chose Seton Images after getting a diagnosis of breast cancer . Both my family doctor , & a friend who went to St. Agnes over 20 years ago ,(& recovered from Stage 4 cancer ) , spoke highly of St. Agnes . To begin, I would like to thank the entire staff who works with Dr. Kristen Fernandez at Seton Images . They were so thoughtful , helpful , & caring .This includes the doctors ,nurses,& actually everyone I met who were involved in my care . Also, everyone explained all the details concerning my on-going treatment .This really comforted my husband & I . Their words particularly calmed me down . In conclusion, my husband & I are extremely grateful for all the care , thoughtfulness shown to us during my treatment . We would highly recommend St. Agnes to everyone . Again, thanks for all you have done for us , during this difficult time in our lives . Phyllis & Bob Roche

I love this place. Dr. Vietz is great and he always makes me feel comfortable and gives me feedback…read morewhen I have a question. One of the nurses I believe her name is Mary is so friendly and they work well with your schedule.

Trying to get hold of someone by phone in this office is impossible under old number. Just found…read moregood number on actual website.

If you are looking for a pain management center that will care for you, return your calls…read moreespecially during medical emergencies and report accurately for billing purpose this is NOT the office. My average wait time has been :23min in addition to the :30min required for arrival. When Covid-19 hit, this was the last medical practice to institute telemedicine or other monitoring protocols such as temperature checking. This is the same office that had a Front Desk staff member that deals directly with the patients in the office recovering from Covid-19. History, not including all incidents, for you to consider: 6/18 11:16am Contacted National Spine & Pain - Glen Burnie office to schedule an appointment. Scheduler advised that a request had to be submitted to the St Agnes office for permission to transfer. The scheduler advised this was National Spine & Pain process. She would submit the request and hopefully it wouldn't take long for a response. Today, 1 July, there has been no response despite me having major surgery, in need of pain prescriptions, and St Agnes' office inability to answer, respond to, nor see me. 6/15 1:45pm Appointment at St Agnes office. After standing 1hr on crutches as the waiting room was full and there was no possible way to social distance, I was advised that there was no way to predict when I would be seen. As such, I left. 5/26 9:55pm Bob, Dr on call. Returned emergency call left for Dr W. After taking extensive information re medications taken, surgery date & type, that input was needed by surgeon and other medical team members, I was told Dr W would receive the message and should call me first thing in the morning and a copy of the phone call would be available to him. Action/result: No call to date. 5/26 9:36pm Contacted Emergency Doctor Line. Stated message needed to be given directly to Dr W as messages left on the office voice mail go unresponded to. I was advised message had to be given to Doctor on call. 5/24 9:11am Left a voice mail message to have Dr W contact me immediately. About to have surgery (5/25) and need input for surgeon and rest of medical team. Also, out of medicine. Action/result: No call to date. 5/20 12:11pm Left message re medicine running out and need input for upcoming medical procedure. Action/result: No call to date. 4/19 1:02pm Returned from international trip. Saw Dr W and discussed medical emergency that had occurred prior to departure and illness during trip. Asked the Dr if he received any of the messages I had left, prior to or during my trip. He stated No. 3/3 8:47am Left a message re medicine for international trip. Departed country 3/8. Action/result: No call to date. 1/7 Tele-medicine Appointment Scheduled: logged into waiting room at 9:13am, still waiting at 9:49am, Dr arrived in Waiting room at 10:05am. This appointment was a reschedule from the 12/30/20 appointment in which the Dr did not show. 12/31/20 3:17pm Contacted Scheduling Line to reschedule 12/30 appointment. Stated Dr didn't join me in Waiting Room. I was advised the next appointment was 1/7, 9:15am. Note: this is not the first appointment I had where I was missed and/or joined late. If you don't wait extensively, you will get a bill from National Spine and Pain Billing alleging a No Show and a $75 fee. The :10min courtesy late rule only applies to you, not for you. Unlike other medical service providers, National Spine and Pain - St Agnes does not have / provide electronic means for you to communicate with your Doctor nor access your medical records. Should you need either, you must go through the St Agnes Office which is of no help. Oh, and should you there be a discrepancy in reporting, National Spine and Pain Billing alleges that it does a thorough investigation with the Office. The same office that does not keep the Dr on time, answers voice messages left no matter the urgency, and have Covid-19 infected staff greeting you.

Dr. Kim has been a doctor in Elkridge for decades. She is a Family Practitioner and therefore…read morerequired to re-certify every 8 or so years. This means she has to keep current. She is humble and listens to what a patient is saying. My only regret is someday she will retire and we'll have to find a doctor. BTW she speaks both English and Korean fluently and finished her internship twice (once at UM and once in Korea) so you're getting a highly trained doctor.

Have been going to dr.Kim for 20 years and besides getting me in when I'm sick her level of care…read moreand concern is extremely appreciated,i have copd and i call her as well as text her that i need meds and she just calls it in no need to come in to get that money she just does this for me,i love her and consider myself lucky that she is my doctor...also big shout out to Barbara as well i drive her crazy with my meds every month and she is always so understanding.

I have an autoimmune disease which causes fatigue, brain fog and pain, and I've had conventional…read morecare at Baltimore's most prestigious hospital . But for the last three years, I've lived with daily pain that no medicine could touch. At my first appointment with Dr Paddock, he listened to what was going on with me over the years and reviewed the years of lab work I brought in for him to see. He then ordered a few labs at a conventional provider (Lab Corp). The new labs showed I had an active virus, and some other endocrine and vitamin deficiencies that the conventional specialists had not considered testing for. Dr Paddock recommended a few natural supplements, a safe herbal based sleep medicine, and a referral to an expert chiropractor for women's musculoskeletal issues. Starting within two weeks of his treatment plan, most of my joint and back pain and sciatica had vanished, plus I regained the energy and mental sharpness that I thought I'd lost forever. I highly recommend this smart, insightful, and caring doctor. While I am still in touch with my conventional MDs, I feel that this naturopathic approach to health has really worked for me, and I will be a patient of Dr. Paddock for years to come.

I sought out Dr. Paddock because I was interested in finding a DC-area holistic doctor who is a…read morenaturopathic physician (they study similar things in medical school like MDs do, but they also learn lots about natural medicines, nutrition, and counseling) who also specialized in homeopathy. I've seen Dr. Paddock over the last two years to receive my constitutional homeopathic remedy and have noticed great improvements in my stress levels, feeling of well-being, and some skin complaints that I had since I was a kid. I've had lots of other doctors and counselors treat me in the past, which have all helped, but the homeopathic remedy that Dr Paddock prescribes completes the treatments and gets at a deeper level of healing in my opinion. Dr. Paddock's visits are great because he doesn't rush me and I feel well-cared for. He gives nutrition and exercise counseling as part of his whole picture of advice. He's very professional and remembers me each visit, which means a lot from a doctor. He works with my other providers too, which makes for a nice team. I can also schedule appointments online through his website. Overall, a great experience.