I went to doctor Julie for a colonoscopy. The staff were kind and reassuring. The procedure itself…read morewas done in a caring and reassuring manner. There was no pain or bloating after the procedure although I did not have any polyps so nothing was removed. I will go to him for my next procedure. The only negative was I had to wait about 40 minutes past my appointment time but the staff kept me informed and 40 minutes wait is not too bad

He's is the very best! Awesome job checking me out!…read more He's patient, gentle, kind, informative and extremely knowledgeable.

If I could give zero stars I would. I called for an appointment and was told that the first…read moreavailable for new patients was three months away. I had just moved from out of state and he had been recommended, so I made the appointment for three months away. The morning of the appointment - three months later- I had not gotten a reminder call from the office so I called to confirm my 1:00 pm appointment. I was told the appointment had been canceled because they had not received my paperwork and had called to remind me about the appointment and the paperwork on three different occasions. I asked what number they had been calling. It was an incorrect number - off by one digit. Since I'm not in the habit of giving an incorrect version if my own number, it was clear there had been a typo when they input my number. I told the receptionist my correct number and asked that they honor the appointment that day. She said she would go and talk to the doctor. When she returned to the phone, she told me that not only would they not see me as scheduled but that the doctor had said they would not schedule me at all - ever - because they hadn't received my paperwork. While initially I was upset and disappointed, I'm actually quite glad it turned out this way because I wouldn't want to see a doctor who has so little compassion or consideration.

After a long and disappointing association with an oncology practice, my mother was not getting…read moreneeded pain medication or support for her illness. The patient him or herself can't make decisions about changing routines much less physicians. It pained me to see the daily frustration, her pain medication wasn't working. I consulted my own hospitalization's pages to find a doctor whose speciality is Geriatrics. Dr. Peter Schlissler is a prince among men. He had my parents and me in his office...cancer is a group activity, or it should be. The oncologist had no such office or family meeting. Dr. Schlisser spoke at length about my mother's condition and what we could expect. I told my mother to bring prescriptions in a bag, even empty bottles. Dr. Schlissler commented that these prescriptions were all but no longer used, it was no wonder that the medications were not working. There are better things and better dosages. I had tears to think that this doctor not only provided the revelation about the illness itself, but that there was better, pro-active treatment. Dr, Schissler wanted to examine the patient himself. You could see what kind of a person he is when he took the wheel with her wheelchair. He pushed it himself, slowly, chatting with my mother, mindful of her condition, respectful of it. More tears for me. That appointment lasted nearly five hours. He found that she had severe osteoporosis which no other doctor had tested for. He set about protocols to ease her pain, which eased our worry, he gave us a sense of control at long last. It was such a sense of relief to find Dr. Schissler and his medical practice. He restored our family by providing the respect my battle weary parents needed to carry on. Dr. Schissler is gentle and wise. He was there for my mother every step of the way. As surely as he told us at that first appointment that we were no where near ready for Hospice, he later wisely knew when it was the time. Imagine the dignity and grace. Anyone would do a family member or friend a service by having a consultation with Dr. Schissler and Associates. He provides gold-plated, compassionate care. http://www.marylandgeriatricmedicine.com/aboutus.html

Dr. Khalid is one of the best doctors around! My only complaint is that front desk staff is not…read morevery helpful or professional. I asked for my personal records when I had to change insurances and change doctors and I had asked for my records in December 2020 in person, then had called every month multiple times leaving messages and speaking to the front desk asking them ( and them agreeing) to fax my records or mail them to my new doctors office and THEY NEVER FAXED THEM! I am currently sitting in their waiting room, I had to tell them that I wouldn't leave without my records. ( it's been almost FOUR MONTHS!!) They made me feel like I was a nutcase asking for MY personal records. ( I cried because I was so embarrassed) No one should ever have to fight to get their records to be able to get the medication that they need to live comfortably.

I like Dr. Khalid a lot. I picked him w/o any recommendations. Just looked on ZocDoc.com for…read moresomeone nearby who took my insurance. It's a very modest office, but Dr. Khalid and his staff are always friendly and sure to take care of my needs. While other doctors have made me feel like less of a human being for being overweight, Dr. Khalid gently suggests that I take advantage of nice weather and go for a walk. (Which I do!) :-) My favorite part about visiting the office is getting to interact with his medical students. It's really fun to see them grow and get more confident. That being said, if you're not into the idea of a med student getting to watch your exam, Dr Khalid may not be the doctor for you. But for me, I was more than happy to let a med student listen to my lungs when I had bronchitis. After all, they're the next generation of doctors and they need to learn somehow! :-)

My father was a patient of Dr. Maruf for years. Dr. Maruf was always available when my father…read moreneeded him and he was also very comforting to my father and me during a crisis with my father. I will always be grateful for that. I am also a patient of Dr. Maruf and I feel that he truly cares about me. When I am with Dr. Maruf I never feel rushed. He is a kind, gentle, and excellent Doctor. I have recommended him to many friends and family members and they have all felt as I do about him. The staff warm, helpful, and friendly. The office is very attractive and clean. Occasionally the wait can be a bit long because they take emergencies as they arise. What good is a doctor if they are not available in an emergency!

I went there twice, and will never go back. Arrogant doctor with arrogant staff. I asked them to…read moremail my test results, but the office staff told me to come and pick it up because it has been done that way for years! They are just lazy. Every doctor's office except the Urological Consultant mailed me test results. The doctor lacked in explaining me the need of tests. I received several bills from two laboratories and am wondering whether the tests were really necessary.

As a physician, it is uncomfortable to write a less than stellar review. However, for the sake of…read morecancer patients seeking treatment, be prepared for a doctor who is less than complete when it comes to a physical exam. I will not speak to his technical abilities as he did not operate upon me. Indifferent is his overall approach. Perhaps it was a bad day. For me, the visit was a waste of time. I always called my patients with critical laboratory results. I had to call his office several times to get the results which also arrived by mail but not until two weeks later. The current Georgetown system is run as a clinic without physician guidance. There are too many impediments to direct physician-patient telephone contact. Perhaps this generation of physicians prefers it this way?

Unresponsive doctor and office. I get the feeling they are more concerned with getting health…read moreinsurance payments than provided patients with test results. I had tests done; it took 3 weeks for them to respond to phone messages left 3 times within 2 weeks. They promised to mail test results Nov. 23 and a month and 1 week later, I haven't received anything. I would never return to this office. The ironic thing is, they have a health care referal counselor who provided references to doctors there, prior to the appointment I am reporting about. This was helpful, but the doctor's and the office staff's' responsiveness to me as a patient is medically detrimental and negligent. I am getting a very bad flavor from Georgetown University Hospital Center, which represents this specialist.

I made an appt here as a new patient a few weeks ago and I arrived for my appt 5 min early. I…read morewaited a full hour and 15 min and never actually saw the Dr. There were only 3 ppl ahead of me & the front office staff were extra busy (with whatever they had going on)--it was legit work--not just sitting around. I will admit, everyone seemed nice & friendly. Not sure if they're overbooking appts or what but I can't afford to wait like that for straightforward appts (just a physical). I had to leave and pick up my child. Hate that I wasted so much time on a day I took off from work.

Millennium Family Practice is ALRIGHT with me. I love Dr Udochi. She give it to like it is but…read moreshe also make sure you comfortable and understand what she is saying before you leave. No stone in un-turned when dealing with Dr. Udochi, she will find the cause and solutions of any health problems you may have. The staff is friendly as well.