After waiting over a year to get a new primary care physician, I finally decided to give this…read morepractice a try because it was recommended by someone at the hospital. You are seen by physician residents that are overseen by Physicians that have been doctors for many years. When you get set up with a primary resident you might have that resident for three or four months until they move on but this is OK because these residents are top-notch. Amazing staff. Physicians and other care workers are always on time. So the office experience is fantastic.

I am deeply disappointed in the way Dr. Timothy Woods and his office have handled my mother's…read morepassing. My mom died on May 5, 2026, and we have been trying for weeks to obtain her death certificate from Dr. Woods so we can take care of necessary arrangements. Despite repeated attempts to contact him and his office, there has been no response and no sense of urgency or basic compassion. During an already painful time, this lack of communication and failure to provide such an essential document has added unnecessary stress and heartache for our family. In my experience, this is not how a doctor who truly cares for patients and their families behaves, and I would urge others to keep this in mind when choosing a physician.

The doctors and nurses here are all fantastic. When I couldn't breath due to heart valve problems,…read morea nurse went the extra mile to ensure I got an oxygen machine at home, stat. I've been seeing Dr. Reibman for over a decade; he's GREAT. Although he's retiring, I've also had great care the couple times I went for urgent help and was assigned another doctor. That's one of the BEST things about the MPCP Annapolis office - options! You can see somebody quickly, or you can do telemedicine. There's only one downside: they don't always answer the phone. BUT if you are close enough to drive, just do that - we've always had great results just going in when we had the need.

The doctors and nurses were patient oriented. The practice is very regimented and not patient…read morefriendly. My first doctor was a great clinician. When she left she recommended another doctor who was also good. I had found the truth about why she left. It was because of the office rules and regulations. I chose another doctor because the practice was very convenient. Then I was shuffled to the new doctor who was kind and helpful. I tried to schedule another appointment but the staff refused to schedule an appointment when I wanted it because of office policy. My husband was Iooking into the practice years ago when his doctor went concierge. They insisted on a meet and greet which wasn't covered by insurance.

Dr Romero is the best physician that we have ever had. PERIOD!…read moreShe is incredibly knowledgable, extremely caring, and is networked with specialists as needed. Our specialists have all been a part of the Johns Hopkins system. We have been with her for about 10 years (when I turned 65) coming from an HMO, She was rated as "Best Bedside Manner" by Annapolis magazine. We feel blessed that we have Dr Romero as our General Practitioning Physician Betty/Bill Annapolis

I have been seeing Doctor Romero since moving back to the Annapolis area three years ago. She…read moreacquired the practice from my childhood doctor in the Annapolis area. She is very caring and careful. She takes quality time to be with each patient. I wouldn't be with a doctor if I couldn't award 5 stars.

Updated review...I still love the staff here. However, this is concierge service which requires me…read moreto pay extra yearly. Their offer is guaranteed appts, 24 hr access and Stella care. I make sure any other doctors I see sends all info to Dr. Benns. Very seldom does she read it. As our visits start she'll ask "Oh when was that test done", "What were the results"? The practice charges a copay for bloodwork which is required every six months. A few times emails were unanswered and I ended up calling the office to get an answer. I'm not saying it's the worst but it definitely doesn't deserve 5 stars.

From the owner: Dr. Erika M Benns graduated from the MCP- Hahnemann University School of Medicine in 2000. Dr…read more Benns completed her internship and residency at the Atlanta Medical Center in Georgia. She is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Benns has an interest in preventive health care, especially in the areas of hypertension and diabetes.

She is an Impeccable , Internal Medicine Primary Care Doctor.( job well done )…read more Her performance and her Appearance is incredibly outstanding. her staff memebers are Amazing ...

I have been a patient of Dr. Chambers for many years. Recently, I had a hospital stay. Right…read moreaway, I called Dr. Chambers' office to alert the doctor of my illness; to this day she has not answered my two calls!! One week later I called her office again to say I was still in the hospital. Her staff member told me that "Dr, Chambers doesn't do that." I asked what doesn't she do? The staff member told me that Dr. Chambers doesn't talk to patients or their families when there is a hospital visit involved?!!! I wish I had known that, all these years. Know this: Dr, Chambers will not be there for you or your family if there is a health emergency. My question is, where is her alliance to the Hippocratic Oath that she took, Including... "I will remember that I do not treat a fever chart, a cancerous growth, but a sick human being, whose illness may affect the person's family and economic stability. My responsibility includes these related problems if I am to care adequately for the sick."

I went to Dr. Bernstein because I had developed life-changing multiple chemical sensitivities. Dr…read more Bernstein documented in my records that I have anxiety and he recommended counseling. He is not a mental health professional and so not qualified to make such a diagnosis. I have never been diagnosed with anxiety and he never recommended counseling. Side note: anyone who exists in this world where they can get sickened from fragrance/cigarette smoke/cleaning products, etc. is likely to be anxious about that don't you think? That is not a mental health condition. I later asked to have my records amended but he refused.

An excellent physician... very personable, genuinely cares about his patients.. does not rush your…read morevisit. I'm very happy with Dr. Bernstein as my primary care doctor. The front office is great too. Pay your bill, make your next appointment and go about your day. Thanks, Patty. I appreciate your attention to detail and the ability to help me get on my way.

I have been a patient with this practice for over 10years now and have always received exceptional…read morecare from these doctors and nurse practitioners. I rarely have a problem getting an appointment and have noted that recently my wait in the waiting room to see the doctor has been 15minutes or less! They are obviously trying very hard to be convenient as well as caring. A shout out to Physicians Assistant O. Pindell, very caring and knowledgeable!

I called the office as a new patient to make an appointment to see a doctor. The first question…read moreasked was what kind of insurance I had and transferred me to the billing department. I advised them that I will have Medicare Part A and B with federal BC/BS as a backup. I was told that they do not accept patients who have Medicare as the primary insurance provider. I post this so folks with Medicare will not waste their time trying to make an appointment with this medical group.

I avoided reviewing this office for over two years. If you look at reviews on Tebra, (the site the…read moreoffice uses), there are many 5 star reviews. Many of which have dates entered on the same day or next day. Suspicious This practice is a Concierge service. Dr. Benns was available 95% of the time but none of that matters if her level of care is 2%. The office staff is wonderful and all of these ladies do their job efficiently. I was able to get appts when needed and calls were answered by staff. Emails to Dr Benns were rarely answered. I would have to call the office to get an answer from her staff. If she called me back I was charged for an office visit. Bloodwork was constantly requested, done in the office, and also came with a copay. I definitely do not recommend this business.

The current Concierge model in this practice has resulted in a decline in quality. The formerly…read morefriendly and helpful atmosphere has descended into a cold environment hostile to patients. Primary physicians refuse phone calls repeatedly. Phlebotomist refused to do all prescribed test requiring a second visit. A long time staff member bullied ederly patients to join up. The initial 'choice' quickly disappeared leaving long term patients adrift. After requesting help with a medication adjustment the nurse practitioner responded by say that the only thing needed was to start walking and stop eating pasta. The concierge rollout ensured that patients would all have an option to go concierge or stay as is. This was deceptive as it quickly became apparent there was no choice at all.

Dr. Freedman is knowledgeable, caring, and listens to all of my family's issues. He addresses all…read moreof our medical needs with expertise. We are fully satisfied being under his care.

From the owner: Dr. Michael Freedman has been an Annapolis Internal Medicine physician since 1997 and has been…read moreawarded Top Docs honors 6 years in a row from Whats Up Magazine. Dr. Freedman received his Bachelor of Sciences from the University of Michigan majoring in psychology and biology, Masters in Physiology from Georgetown University and MD from Drexel University in Philadelphia. In Medical School, he led a group which built the largest student-run medical system for the homeless in the country and was awarded the 807th Daily Point of Light by then-President George Bush. On graduation, he received the following awards: The Daniel Mason Award for Excellence in Cardiology; The Hahnemann Club Award for Academic Excellence, Outstanding Leadership and Loyalty; The Joseph A. Langbord Memorial Prize for Humanitiarism in Medicine; and The Student Affairs Committee Award for Outstanding Service to the Class, the University and the Community. Dr. Freedman completed his residency training at Emory University in Atlanta in 1997, became Board Certified in Internal Medicine and moved to Annapolis. He has special interests in Cardiology, Geriatrics and preventive/general wellness -- both physical and mental. Shortly after moving to Annapolis, became Medical Director of the then newly formed Annapolis Outreach Clinic where he would build the clinic, which offered free care to the underserved, from 12 to 150 doctors...

Dr. Freedman is an excellent doctor. He formed this practice to detangle himself from the…read morehealthcare industry and yet still provide excellent healthcare service to those in need. Essentially, you pay for the healthcare you need. This is an excellent practice for people who cannot easily afford medical insurance and are shut out of our healthcare system. For myself, I enjoy the fact that The practice is personable and accessible, and I never have a difficult time getting an appointment when I needed it. I think many more people should be considering medical practices such as evolve, yet I still do not find that many. The closest analogy is somewhere like Care first, however, Care first is less of a medical practice run by one doctor and more of a mass healthcare system. Evolve is a medical practice, with an excellent doctor, competent staff, and a pay as you go approach.

High quality affordable care that fits with my needs and schedule…read more Thank you Dr. Freedman and team!