Dr Schub is great, sure. But his staff is also excellent, from the front desk lady to the PA…read more Recommend!

This place is a disaster. The staff is looking to bill you multiple times and have a horrible…read moreattitude. I spoke to Dr. Schub and his exact words were "These are not my employees. They are LifeBridge employees. They are no more my employees than your employees". Completely threw Lifebridge under the bus. I canceled my colonoscopy and booked with an "adult" in Frederick. Definitely reconsider if you are planning on using this guy!!

Dr. Abdallah is the best. Very nice, cares about his patients and listens to your concerns. He…read moredoesn't rush you and will answer your questions. Receptionists are pleasant and are quick to assist you. Nursing staff are wonderful as well. Highly recommend them!

Dr. Sarina Ahuja, M.D. was exceptional. There was little to no wait time once signed in at the…read morefront desk. A nurse took my back and obtained the usual stats (weight, height, blood pressure, heartbeat) and then the doctor came in shortly afterward. The visit didn't feel rushed at all. Detail information was provided, and all of my questions answered.

Dr. Sivieri is one of the best natural doctors out there - extraordinarily smart, competent,…read moreknowledgeable, kind, compassionate, etc.! We are extremely grateful! Absolutely highly recommend!

Nice guy but didn't help me at all. Kept asking me what I wanted to do for treatment. I left his…read morepractice still not really knowing what is wrong with me.

Prescribers listen well and renew prescriptions swiftly. Appointments (in-person & virtual) are…read moreusually scheduled about 10-14 days out. Most prescribers here are nurse practitioners. Practice offers phlebotomy services, but I prefer LabCorb for independent access to results. Office staff are friendly. Lobby has good vibes & bathrooms are clean.

Billing after I already paid for services never provided…read more Abysmal phlebotemist who squirted blood everywhere and then proceeded to wipe the chair with the gauze and use that gauze on my open wound.

I have been a very happy patient of Dr. Ruani Gunawardane since 2009. Following a stroke in 2009,…read moreI was referred to "Dr. G" by my primary care physician, I was away in Florida when the stroke occurred, so I was amazed when Dr. G. assured me that she would find the cause of the stroke (I had doubts, after all, 8 days had passed already)! Dr. G. ordered a TEE test and determined the stroke was to to a PFO (a small bypass hole in my heart that had not closed since birth and allowed a small clot to enter my brain). Following her direction, I was sent to a surgeon who was able to close the PFO with a device, called an Amplatzer, in order to prevent a clot from causing another stroke. Since that time, I have had routine follow-up appointments to monitor my progress to recovery. Dr.G is very popular, but her time and advice has made my life to recovery very happy.

I chose this practice based on great reviews, which made my actual experience even more…read moredisappointing. I was a patient here for several weeks of neurological follow-up care and would not recommend this practice. Appointments felt rushed and impersonal, more like being moved through a checklist of tests than receiving actual medical review. It didn't feel like my records or imaging were reviewed closely before visits. On more than one occasion, I was told things about my results and condition that simply weren't accurate compared to what the actual reports showed -- whether that came from guessing, not reviewing the records, or something else, I can't say, but it wasn't reliable information. One report's clinical interpretation section was also left completely blank. Equipment issues added to the frustration -- testing machines broke down or malfunctioned during my visits, requiring restarts and delays without much explanation, which left me questioning the reliability of some of my results. If you ask questions or disagree with the assessment you're given, be prepared to be met with frustration and fear-based responses rather than an actual conversation. It didn't feel like I was allowed to think critically about or understand my own health -- it felt more like being dictated to than partnered with. Communication was frequently alarming and delivered without much nuance or context, which added unnecessary fear to an already difficult time, rather than the clear, evidence-based guidance I was hoping for. There was also a heavy presence of interns/students in and out of exam rooms, and the office itself felt disorganized and cluttered -- food left out in patient areas, unrelated promotional materials in the waiting area, and a general sense of a high-volume operation rather than a place built around careful, individualized care. Maybe this approach works for some patients, and if it does, I'm genuinely glad. But I've been fortunate to have excellent physicians throughout my life who actually cared, listened, and practiced in the spirit of the Hippocratic oath -- and this was not that. What I needed was a doctor who genuinely understood my situation and treated me with real care, not one who seemed to rely on fear to keep patients coming back. I ultimately sought a second opinion elsewhere and would encourage anyone considering this practice to do the same before committing to ongoing care here.

This year I've been seen by three separate practitioners at Visionary Women's Health for a number…read moreof different gynecological assessments and procedures and I've taken my mother, who is nearly 90, for a needed appointment there as well, and all of the practitioners were knowledgeable, informative, caring, and patient during the appointments and Tola Fashokun was especially gentle and insightful with my mom; however, the follow up after one of the appointments has been egregiously unacceptable. I first came to this practice on the recommendation of my primary care physician, who advised that I see a new gynecologist. Previous testing earlier this year showed that I needed to be assessed for possible endometrial cancer and possible unrelated cervical cancer. To address this Janis Logan, a nurse practitioner at Visionary Women's Health, gave me a biopsy of my endometrial lining and a colposcopy which turned out to include several biopsies as well. I've been dealing with these cancer scares for a couple of years now, and Janis Logan explained to me what's been going on with my body and my previous test results more thoroughly and clearly than anyone has to date. The procedures were painful, but she was caring and walked me through everything she was doing, and she even asked me if I wanted the nurse in the room to hold my hand when things got especially tough, which is something I had never been offered before during painful procedures such as these, and it helped to ease the situation a great deal for me. It is clear that this practice puts thought and effort into making women's health not only effective, but also comfortable and accessible (they accept my medical-assistance insurance). After the appointment, Janice Logan let me know that she would be having a follow up TeleMed appointment with me after the results were in to let me know the findings and if I would need a followup procedure such as a hysteroscopy or ultrasound. Because I was waiting to find out whether I had two different types of cancer, I called in about a week to see if the results were in and was told that not all of the results had come back yet and that someone would call me when they did, and I tried again at week two and was told the same thing and was given the additional information that it can sometimes take as long as three weeks for the results to come back. Almost four weeks later I still hadn't heard anything and I was back at the practice for another appointment for an unrelated problem and an appointment for my mother, and I requested that someone speak to me about my test results while I was there. I was told that the practitioner would speak to me about it after my appointment, and then I was given the update that she would speak with me after I attended my mother's appointment with her, and then I was given a third update that the practitioner would call me after I got home. I did not receive a phone call after I got home nor did I receive a phone call the next day. I called again the day after that to ask once again if I could speak with the practitioner to find out the results, and the person taking the call spoke with the practitioner herself and then came back to tell me that a nurse from their practice had already sent me a two-sentence message four days after my procedure was done saying that the results of my biopsy were normal and that I was to call if I had any questions. I explained that I had called several times since then and was told that not all the test results were back, as well, I did not know which of my biopsies that written message was referring to, and so I asked the person on the phone does this mean that the test results were negative for endometrial cancer and negative for cervical cancer, and she replied that she was unable to answer that question, and I once again said that I would like to speak to someone who could answer that question. She told me that the practitioner would call me before 12 noon that day to let me know about the cancer results, which did not occur. She also volunteered that I should request to speak with the head of the practice, Dr. Amy Gueye-Weinstein, to address the problems I was having in getting my results. When I had not heard from the practitioner by noon, I called to request that Dr. Gueye-Weinstein call me, and the person I spoke with said that she would have her colleague, Dr. Gueye-Weinstein, call me and also added that she would have the practitioner I hadn't heard from to call me as well. Neither of them has called me. More than four weeks later, I still don't know whether I have either one of these cancers. I also still don't know whether all of my test results are in, whether I need any additional procedures, or why no practitioner is returning my calls. Update: They had the results, which indicate that I don't have cancer, just 4 days after my procedure, which was before my first phone call. I still haven't received a return phone call.

I only have good things to say, the entire staff is great, the office is super cute, the wait times…read moreare good and the Nurses and Providers are emphatic and knowledgeable, all women staff and no pregnant women in lobby perfect for me.,Dr Gueye W, is amazing,I feel heard and my uterus is happy now., I had previous Drs who didn't try to figure out what was making me so sick! for years I struggled and one visit with Dr G and my quality of life is so much better worth it! my 21 year old is also a patient..

I checked in not once but twice prior to my scheduled appointment for 10.31.22. Upon my arrival, I…read morewas early. A nurse checked me and confirmed that I did indeed checked in online and even asked personal questions during the check-in. I like Dr. Berger, he has been caring for me for awhile. He is honest and deliver great patient care.

One of the best Dr appointments I have ever had even though it took forever to come scheduled in…read moreAugust first available appointment was December and it was worth the wait... Dr Newton listened to all my problems and we worked together on a solution..she didn't blow me off or down play my problems like my other gyn did in the past and It was just a pleasure

Both my mom and I are patients. My mom is often uneasy around doctors, but not with Dr. Dutta. He…read moreis very pleasant and extremely thorough. I have never been to a better GI doc. His assistant Dayna is AMAZING, I love her. Dr. Dutta has treated my family very well. He has always been responsive to our concerns. I highly recommend Dr. Dutta.