Is it even possible to love your ob/gyn doctor? If so, I do!…read more I moved to Baltimore almost 2 years ago when I recently found out I was expecting and needed to find a new doctor that was accepting patients, so I didn't have to drive 45+ minutes to my existing doctor. I'm not a fan of picking doctors at random, especially this kind, but I didn't have many options. After my first call to their front office, I knew I was in good hands. The receptionist took the time to introduce the office, tell me about Dr. Bonsu and set up my first appointment. It's been smooth sailing ever since! Dr. Bonsu is so nice and personable. She almost feels like a friend; albeit, a friend that looks at your lady parts! Unfortunately, Dr. Bonsu wasn't the on-call doctor when I had the baby, but she has handled all of my prenatal, postnatal and other checkups with ease and even called my hospital room to check on my labor. She really does care about her patients! I have to deduct one star though, as I have had to wait to see the doctor, sometimes in excess of 30 - 45 minutes (especially with the late afternoon appointments). I know those things are often beyond her control and she apologizes profusely, as she knows your time is valuable too. I just try to schedule morning appointments when I can now.

I've been a patient of Dr. Bonsu's since 2006. She takes patient confidentially and comfort to…read morewhole different level. She is easy to talk to and easily accessible. Genuinely cares about the well-being of her patients. I would high recommend.

Staff, nurses and midwives are amazing! This is my 2nd pregnancy with them and the care was…read morephenomenal. I do have to make a major complaint about the in office wait times. Often times, im left waiting in the room for up to an hour after my appointment time was scheduled. I know wait times are expected, unfortunately, this happens at almost every appointment. Im sure there is a good reason (short staffed, lots of patients etc.) however, its unpleasant to have to wait for THAT long at almost every appt.

I would not advise this place at all. They don't respond to…read morethe online messages. They just want you to come in to collect copays instead of answering a question that could be easily resolved on line. All about the money and not actually resolving the issue. Stay away!

I came to this practice totally "cold"'basing my visit on other reviews. Well, I have to admit that…read moreI absolutely LOVE Dr. Mohannad Alshalabi!!!! OMG, he has such an amazing bedside manner!! The office is very clean, neat, and modern. The staff is pretty friendly and professional. Making an appointment has always been easy and prescriptions get sent directly to my pharmacy within an hour. Did I mention how awesome this doctor is? Well, you will absolutely LOVE him AND he is THOROUGH, taking time to explain everything to you. I couldn't be happier.

In October 2020, I visited this in-network provider for simple Lab work. The visit was generally…read morefine and I never met with the lead practitioner because well it was a simple lab work being done. Fast forward months later, I see that there's a lab claim on my insurance for $1,500+ and that it's my full responsibility. How can this be, if I went to in-service medical provider? Well, apparently this provider only uses one lab called bio-reference lab unless explicitly expressed by the patient to use another. This is the most backwards ass thing I have ever experienced. How can you as a provider not do your due diligence to see where my lab work needs to go? Why is that my responsibility. Why wait for some nonsense like this to happen, when you could tackle the issue on the front end? Now there's a huge possibility that I have to pay this large bill for SIMPLE LAB work because office assistants don't want to go the extra mile to check. It's disgusting as hell and I know this issue is a massive problem within the American Healthcare itself. Providers need to do better. I'm a 23 year old woman that is new to the healthcare insurance enrollment period (that typically occurs in September/October) so if you refer back to my date of service you could see that this is months into using my new insurance after being on my parents. Why must people advocate for themselves when providers should be doing their damn jobs to make sure things like this don't happen. I had one of the office assistants tell me that they don't check the specific labs that will accept a patients lab work. WELL, I'm requiring and urging you all to implement better practices within your office. There's no way WORKING PEOPLE should be stressed about paying medical bills due to your error and lack of care. I pray I am able to beat this, and that nobody comes after me later down the road. I'm simply not coming back here. I'm sure the doctors here do great work, but it was the lack of care from this office that has made me very very cautious of where I go now.

I've had several pap smears in my life since I am of a certain age. The experience I had here was…read morepainful, I felt like the doctor used a much larger speculum than necessary as insertion and especially pulling out hurt. The day after, my lower back hurt a LOT. This has never happened before and the pain lasted for 2 days. This also sounds weird but the very second the doctor went to my crotch during the pelvic exam (I could not see her because of the gown covering my legs), I could hear laughter erupt right outside the room. After the appointment when I went to check out, I made eye contact with 2 receptionists who were smirking at me in a way that would suggest that they knew something or were laughing at me specifically. I did a double-take because I was taken aback by these looks. They caught my eye again and avoided my gaze afterwards. This might seem like nothing but the combination of the well-timed laughter, the looks of malicious glee from the 2 receptionists, as well as an uncomfortable smirk from the doctor herself as she looked down at my body when escorting me out of the room (after pelvic exam and breast exam), leads me to believe that my privacy was deeply violated. I'm not sure what exactly happened but I feel extremely uncomfortable by my experience and I won't be coming back.

I am a patient of Morgan Walker, CNM. She is great and really seems to genuinely care. She doesn't…read morerush through the appointments and just really takes the time to listen and even asks "what else?", giving me the time to really open up with any questions or concerns. The rest of the office staff are lovey, too. And during a really difficult health experience I had recently, the office called and checked in with me outside of any visits just to see how I was doing--just a little touch of human compassion like that can really go a long way. Plus, the gowns they give you to wear during your exams at this office are real cotton gowns that can fully wrap around you instead of those cheap paper "gowns" some clinics give that are scratchy and don't cover anything. Little touches like that just makes coming to this office feel so much more dignified and cared for than some other places I've been.

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

I really wanted to have a better experience with Dr. Parshard because he does seem like a kind and…read morecaring doctor. Unfortunately, the practice feels very overwhelmed and understaffed. There's no nurse on-site, limited support staff, and appointments seem to get cancelled often due to scheduling issues or deliveries. The biggest frustration for me has been communication and follow-up. I've been trying for days to get my blood test results and keep getting passed around by the front desk with no clear answers or callback. At a certain point, it starts to feel like the office simply does not have enough support to properly manage patient care. I don't think the issue is Dr. Parshard personally; I think he's trying to do too much on his own. But as a patient, it's been frustrating and disappointing.

I will forever be grateful to my OBGYN--not only for his skill and knowledge, but for the genuine…read morecare and compassion he shows every step of the way. He quite literally saved my babies at birth, and I'll never forget the calm confidence he brought during one of the scariest moments of my life. (3 emergency csections) He treats you like family, not just as a patient--always listening, never rushing, and making sure you feel safe, supported, and heard. I trusted him with my life and my children's lives, and I'd do it again without hesitation. A truly incredible doctor and an even better human being. The day he retires will be a sad day for all.

Times are different and hard during quarantine from Covid19 and I understand that. I was in need of…read morea birth control refill which should be simple enough but when calling the office, there is a recording saying they are only responding to emails. I emailed this practice 4 times and was notified by cvs that they have tried multiple times to get in contact and there has been zero response. This lack of professionalism and common courtesy to respond to an email is absurd. Needless to say, I have contacted a new OB-Gyn that was able to schedule me a virtual appointment. I can't wait to switch doctors offices because as a female, I do not feel that this practice cares at all about their patients.

They helped me during the toughest time of my life. I trust them wholeheartedly. Everyone there is…read moreso sweet and welcoming. I've been going there for years.