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    Active Physical Therapy

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Meritus Surgical Specialists

    Meritus Surgical Specialists

    1.0
    (2 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    My experience with this office has been awful. I had a consultation with their Dr. Jafferji, who…read morereally seemed like a decent person who at least appeared to listen to me. His demeanor came across as empathetic (unusual for a specialist). He asked that I have some tests done for him to better evaluate my need for surgery, and his desire to be thorough was reassuring. So far, so good; but my Meritus experience went rapidly downhill since. I have some serious concerns about one of the tests that Dr. Jafferji ordered, and wrote him a letter outlining those concerns. That was nearly three weeks ago. When two weeks had passed with no communication of any kind, I called his office and spoke with a decidedly unhelpful woman who lied to me to get me off the phone: she said that she was the person who reviewed the mail but had no memory of receiving my letter, though she admitted she might have, and would have forwarded it to the doctor if so. She promised to both contact the doctor and to have someone from the office follow up with me; that was four days ago and of course no one has done so. At this point I have no way of knowing if Jafferji ever saw my letter, or whether it has just been lost in an office where no one cares about communicating with patients. While he certainly came across as an understanding physician, I have been wrong about things like that in the past. However I also realize, after speaking with the very unhelpful woman, that he may never have seen it, and the dysfunction in that office is therefore such that he never will see it or be informed about it. In the end it does not matter which it is; the bottom line is a patient with real concerns has been completely ignored and left to twist in the wind with the clear message that his concerns are totally unimportant to a staff that has, evidently, better things to do than help their patients.

    I have had 2 different experiences with this center and both have been bad! I had a hernia surgery…read moreand Dealing with the staff was so frustrating and you got no where! I then had to have my appendix removed, it was an emergency surgery and I was there over night. The plan of care was 1 to keep you in pain not get you out of it! The pain was so bad I could barely walk and my surgeon did not care. He Left me in pain and sent me home and my 1st night home was almost intolerable! He gave me basic meds and when I called into tell them how much pain I was in his response was she shouldn't be in pain so take Tylenol every 6 hours and deal with it. Mean time I have 3 incisions that are so bruised I can hardly tolerate anything touching my abdomen. When did it become ok to let patients suffer? Not only that, the communication in the office is absolutely terrible, you may need something and call in and never hear back! If you have an option, go elsewhere!!!

    Ravenwood  Nursing Care Center

    Ravenwood Nursing Care Center

    1.5
    (2 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    My father was sent to Ravenwood from the hospital for rehab in 2020. Staff were always MIA and…read moretreatedyou as an inconveniencewhen one couldbe located. Our father suffered from tremors and had gotten to the point of needing to be fed after there approximately 2 weeks. Since he could no longer go to the dining room to feed himself staff would sit his plate in front of him on the tray and walk out. My sisters and I rotated coming into to feed him or he would have starved. He would routinely tell us when asked what his physical therapy consisted of and was consistently told it was chat time with other residents. Nursing was notified routinely no changes just apologie and that it would be addressed. The worst of all, we didn't let him have any personals except his wedding band of 60 years. He unfortunately passed while there and low and behold his wedding band that he wanted to be buried with was missing when he got to the hospital. I addressed it with Ravenwood contacted corporate and oh it must have fell off of his hand and got swept up. Baloney. Then they said it must have been stolen at the hospital when they took him. Baloney. I did follow up with the hospital, they were all over it. Investigated and even involved a higher level. They did more than expected while Ravenwood blamed our dad for letting g it fall off, then the hospital. The overall experience was horrible and the ending was that much worse. He had good insurance didn't need to go to a low budget nursing home but unfortunately that was the only one with the bed for rehab at the time. I would never ever ever recommend this place to anyone for their loved ones even if you are able to be there daily as were. I would give a zero star if I could.

    My experience with nursing homes is limited to three facilities in Hagerstown, Maryland. Ravenwood…read moreis not the worst of the three, but I would not recommend it to anyone. I would only recommend it over NMS in Hagerstown, one of the other facilities I've had experience with. The problem is always staffing - not enough people to attend to the residents. One Geriatric Nursing Aid to 25 residents is the state requirement and Ravenwood is in compliance with and often exceeds that ... most of the time. But frequent staff turnover and absences make it impossible to deliver what they claim on their website: "professional care with a personal touch." My mother is not being abused or neglected and has not developed bed sores, but the standard of care falls far below what I expect. The only reason I feel at all positive about my mom in that place is that she is able to afford private aids that attend to her 3 times a day. Otherwise, I'm certain she would be worse off from the 6 months she has spent there. But I have to needle them nearly every week with the same issues that never get resolved. There are staff there who are professional and clearly care for my mom and do their best to attend to her. However, these are few and they are always overworked, and frequently the good ones leave because they can't stand the environment and the workload. I realize this problem is not specific to Ravenwood. But I cannot give it a higher rating because I am not willing to lower my standards and expectations. The state of long term care facilities in the US is despicable and indicative of an overall lack of interest by most people in the state of elderly care. My only consolation is that mom's private aids give her 6 hours a day of focused attention and companionship. I feel great empathy for those who are not able to afford this.

    Meritus Medical Center

    Meritus Medical Center

    2.4
    (48 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    The Dr's and nurses are fantastic. I've had a few issues with their administration team- with the…read morereferrals not being transferred in a timely manner and having to cancel appointments. Note to others who are reliant on referrals- call to check that the referral is there before you go!

    I have nothing but great reviews about Meritus, from beginning to current. I was referred to Dr…read more Jamal for a pretty big surgery on my back (removed an infected cyst). The staff at his office have been wonderful. Post surgery I had to stay at the hospital for 4 days while the pain and vitals were managed as well as the supplies I needed (have to have a vac on my back) arrived and post-surgical care (have to have my dressing changed 3x weekly) was set up. While at the hospital the nurses, CNAs, techs, dietitian, and staff were incredibly great!! They definitely took care of me and treated me with respect, kindness, and professionalism. Hospital visits and stays are never fun and no one likes to be there so how you're treated during a vulnerable and unpleasant time makes a huge difference!! Everyone was very thoughtful, didn't experience any disrespect nor rudeness. Yes, there are different cultures and personalities, but I was very happy with how they took care of me during this painful and uncomfortable time. Thank you all!!

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    Meritus Internal Medicine Robinwood

    Meritus Internal Medicine Robinwood

    2.0
    (5 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    I had Dr. Krishnamoorthy as my primary care provider for many years. I found that he was typically…read moreon time, patient, and really listened to me. He normalized my concerns and always offered solutions to those that he could fix, and referrals to anything that may need outside attention (ie: MRI, therapy, etc). He provided me with reassurance and took a nonjudgmental stance. I really appreciated having such a kind, accessible, and consistent practitioner. I would recommend him to anyone that desires person-centered care.

    I had two telemedicine sessions with a nurse practitioner from this office in April and May of…read more2020. This was a follow up to my visit to Urgent Care for a post-covid illness. Meritus is not charging for telemedicine visits but this office charged me $77 for my first visit and $306 for the second. I am currently disputing these charges. I had blood work done at Urgent Care and was told that the results were normal. I told this to the nurse practitioner at this Internal Medicine office, and she used this as the basis to keep telling me that I was fine. She pulled up my record as she was speaking to me, because she knew my age and other details about me, but she never bothered to check the blood panel. I have since discovered that my blood panel had five items outside the normal range. When I was able to see an actual physician in June, she told me that my blood panel indicated inflammation, infection and some level of dehydration. She immediately diagnosed my problem as a cytokine storm. She recommended Ibuprofen and antihistamines to reduce inflammation and my body's immune response. There were additional drugs she could have prescribed if I had seen her earlier, when my symptoms were more severe. There are limitations to telemedicine and it is no substitute for seeing a physician in person. My main issues with my telemedicine sessions are: The nurse practitioner never even looked at my blood panel; She told me to stop drinking electrolytes because I was NOT dehydrated (when I was); She told me to stop taking Ibuprofen (my doctor told me to take it to reduce inflammation); She told me that the symptoms I was experiencing were too far removed from my covid infection to be related (my doctor told me that cytokine storm lasts 2-3 months, and I was in this time frame). She tried to trouble shoot it as a freestanding problem, and prescribed a medication which she said would raise my heart rate and dehydrate me. This was very alarming to me as my heart rate was already elevated and I knew that I was dehydrated. This Internal Medicine office called me and tried to set up an appointment in person with the nurse practitioner who did my telemedicine visits. I said I was not comfortable seeing this CNP and asked if there was a physician I could see. I was told that a nurse practitioner is basically just as good as a physician. I declined to make the appointment at this office and found a physician elsewhere. I never received a bill in the mail for these charges, only noticed them when I logged on to print my records (and I had to contact someone in Meritus' IT Department to create an account to be able to access these records). I was charged around $1000 by Meritus for the Urgent Care visit, lab work, and these two telemedicine sessions. I got basically nothing out of this and had to see a physician anyway. The Billing Department said it may take two weeks to reverse the charges for the telemedicine visits, but I suspect that I am going to have to keep fighting it.

    Active Physical Therapy - physicaltherapy - Updated June 2026

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