Dr Soffer is one of the most thorough and caring doctors I have ever encountered. She takes the…read moretime to explain things and give you options for your care. Dr Soffer is very kind and helpful. She even took the time to help me find a local pulmonologist because she was concerned about my wheezing that she noticed during my examine. Highly recommend her!

From the owner: Dr. Diana Soffer is a Gynecologist and Chronic Pelvic Pain & Vulva Specialist providing care in…read moreAnnapolis and Prince Frederick, Maryland. Her success helping women with chronic pain syndromes is rooted in experience, her scientific approach, and the trust she builds with her patients. Dr. Soffer makes her patients feel at ease to discuss their concerns and comfortable asking questions. She teaches her patients about what they are experiencing, fully reviews with them all their options, and partners with them to help them make the best choices for their treatment. Dr. Soffer also offers personalized and effective gynecologic care, including helping women with abnormal bleeding, menopause symptoms, hormone replacement therapy, sexual health concerns, and well-woman care.

LOVE Dr. Walton! Yes, it can take some time to get an appointment with her, but she is definitely…read moreworth the wait. She's open and friendly and actually LISTENS to what I'm telling her. She was direct in her questions, but also able to make a joke or two to help keep me at ease. She explained everything in detail to be sure I fully understood our next steps. I'm very happy that I was referred to her!

Very happy with Dr Safran, but nothing else works, the office staff is polite but non functioning…read more And "can't assist with the portal".

I had an appt with my favorite gynocologist today and was delighted to meet his new medical…read moreassistant, Lauren Whitlock, who is aiming for medical school.. she would be a great doctor and at the moment, she is under the wing on a man who can teach her, Dr. Julian Safran, because he is a great doctor.

Saw doctor Barbara Estes in suite 211. She was absolutely HORRIBLE. She never introduced herself so…read moreI had no idea who she was. She just did her thing and rushed everything. My fiance and I had to ASK about the health of our baby. We had to ask what the heart rate was for it and everything. We never got pictures. The whole experience was absolutely horrible. Worst doctor I'd ever met. I was extremely upset with the experience. I'm not just a number and neither is my baby. I shouldn't be treated as such.

Back up for mitra? BS! Mahata is a terrible obgyn. If you care about your body and baby and they…read moreway you're treated you'll find a different PRACTICE IN GENERAL! She hangs up on her patients when they're explaining things that are happening and tells you to go to the ER. Every. Damn. Time. You all know how much ER trips can cost don't you? I'm 20 weeks and switching to a different city completely. Calvert health has completely gone to crap! Smh

I'd been casually looking for a new gynecologist since I came home from college. But severe…read moreabdominal pain lead me to seek out some more immediate attention. I called Woman to Woman just to find that they wouldn't be able to see me for another 3 weeks. I scheduled the appointment but I ended up going to an Urgent Care facility and a Planned Parenthood just so that I could be seen right away. Both experiences were very poor. So you can imagine my relief at meeting a very thorough and pleasant Dr. Toni Mason-Jones. The moment I stepped into Woman to Woman, the receptionist greeted me very pleasantly. It is a quaint little office in a large building full of other offices. It was difficult to find at first because there's nothing advertising that Women to Women is in that building. But it's in there. The office is quiet and clean. The service is speedy and attentive. And everyone I came in contact with, as the name suggests, is a woman! My bad experiences still in my head, I felt nervous. But Dr. Mason-Jones' spirit immediately calmed me. She asked me the typical, invasive questions but she did so in a way that I felt comfortable telling the truth. It felt like I was talking to a girlfriend who really cared. She was thorough but direct--careful not to waste my time or hers doing procedures that I'd already had done. I will be returning!

Where has she been all my life!…read more UPDATE - Had to actually finally move on. Getting prescription refills became a horror. Phoned in a prescription 3 times, phoned again and left messages with the receptionist and the nurse...never received a call back and never got the refill called in. If it was a drug for a minor condition, it would have been ok. It wasn't. Truly loved seeing Dr. Toni Mason-Jones as she is a thorough, caring and compassionate doctor. In the 4 years I was going, new people coming and going, but having to phone over and over to get a refill was the final straw. Again, Dr. Jones is a fab OB/GYN, but there is no way refills should not be phoned in.

I've been here multiple times for different injuries, all of the therapist are very friendly. All…read moreof the equipment are kept very clean and you still have to wear a mask while being treated. Come give them a try see for your self.

A solid 3 Stars based on my rating system. I give three stars for businesses to which I would…read morereturn, four stars for businesses at which I would like to be a regular and five stars for businesses to which I would drive out of my way. I've been trying to get an appointment here for about a month and that process was not as smooth as I would have hoped. They always answer the phone promptly and are pleasant to deal with. That said, they called me back after I made an appointment when they realized they had given me the wrong time. Okay just a minor issue. Then a week later they called me about my appointment which they had put on their calendar for the wrong week. Managed to get that straightened out, but in the interim they had also decided that the referral from my surgeon was not valid and I would have to get a referral from my primary care manager. The bureaucracy of our medical system has become appallingly inept and does not do anything to further the health care provided to the patients. So I had to make an appointment with my primary care manager just to ask him to write a special referral that was identical to that from the surgeon. Of course now that it was from a different insurance provider, they selected a different therapy provider. So when I went to make the appointment, they told me they could not provide service. This required more calls to the insurer to have the referral changed to the original provider. All of this meant about a three-week delay in getting a simple preoperative physical therapy evaluation. I arrived about 30 minutes early for my appointment and filled out all of the paperwork as well as paying the co-pay. I was eventually seen about 10 minutes late, but the therapist was great. Very pleasant and easy to deal with and very professional. Other than the documentation issues and the minor mishaps in getting an appointment I would recommend this office.