The staff at Blissful Companion Care were the caregivers for my uncle. They did a wonderful job…read morewith caring for him, being on time and respect his needs and privacy. Thank you to the staff of Blissful Companion Care. We will be using you for future needs.

Dr Adam's was thorough,explained everything and was professional in redoing my root canal. I will…read morerecommend him .

Dr. Adam's and his team were friendly, informative and very calming. I had heard horror stories…read moreabout root canals and was anxious about the process. Dr. Adam's was quick and and it was less painful and traumatic than some minor dental work from my past.

My wife and I had root canals done by Dr. Adams. The whole experience from beginning to end was no…read moreless than outstanding. Dr. Adams explained everything and answered every question clearly. He makes every effort to make the experience as comfortable as possible. I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Adams. The office staff was very courteous and helpful .

Office staff was very nice but the doctor was very mean. He is a very intolerant person with little…read morecompassion for his clients. I was 10 minutes late for my appointment and he started with a rude, smug "hurry on back, we're having a VERY late start today." Then rushed me back to the chair that I am more scared of then anything else in the world ( lol mind you, I'm a 35 year old, male, industrial technician), and started drilling me with questions and xrays like he was about to miss his flight. I complied and tried to help hasten the process as I felt bad for being late but it didn't matter. Within 5 minutes he said we'll I can go ahead and give you a root canal today if you want. I had one done before and it was terrible so I was skeptical of it as well as the attitude he had. (Would you want someone with a bad attitude towards you working on your teeth?) So I tried explaining how I wasn't tally prepared for a root canal and he said im not comfortable rescheduling you as late as you were so I think your better off going someplace else". I was in no way letting this a- hole work on my teeth. It's possible that he is good at working on teeth but his people skills are terrible and his patience and compassion is very lacking. So maybe he'd be good for you but if your late, Don't even walk in. So go somewhere else because he will see you as the worst type of person that walked the earth. the biggest failure on earth hahaha. When I have a dentist or any sort of person working on my teeth I expect compassion, understanding, patience, and care. NOT a drill Sargent.

Taneytown Physical Therapy worked so well for me. I went in with a knee brace on and on the first…read moreday, I walked out without it and haven't put it on since. Wonderful people and a great atmosphere. Miss you all! I highly recommend Taneytown Physical Therapy!

I haven't had much luck with Wellspan but I figured going to WS urgent care would be fastest way to…read moresee a Dr. instead of waiting out to sept.-October. The location I went first to was South George st but that was packed. I left then went to Town Center and this seemed less crowded. At registration I was told they may not refill my rx. I explained my condition and asked for advice. The clerk put me through notating my situation. One whole hour and fifteen minutes later I got to see a nurse practitioner who cut me off each time I was trying to explain my situation as to why I couldn't get rx. She said I should go to the ER. I handed her my rx bottles which had a few tabs left. I told her I understood the procedures and stated I was fasting so labs could be taken. All the while still cutting me off. She leaves the room but I could still hear her talking with the nurse. In comes the nurse ready to take blood. This nurse actually listened without cutting me off. She stated she knows it's been difficult for many patients to get closer date appointments. Due to procedures they could only give me a 30 day rx. Additionally, she offered to help me get a video call with another nurse practitioner who could ask me questions and check through all the WS clinics to find me the closest appointment. What a relief she was! But, miraculously, she looked up and found that I already have an appointment set up for months end! I haven't been to that office since early 2024. I switched to another office on greensprings dr. How that appointment came to be is a mystery but I'm happy to have it! I'll call it a great miracle, God is looking out for me!

Returned to Dr Hecht on 9/11/2025 to have implant opened up and pin inserted. Just as last time,…read morefrom the moment I entered the office, the the moment I exited, 100% courteous and professional, Dr's staff is unsurpassed, (if still in business I'd attempt to steal every one of them), and of course Dr Hecht exhibited his exacting skills and efficiency. Once again, while I live in North Carolina, i will return to Shippensburg, PA . To see Dr. Hecht should I need an oral surgeon again, hands down, one of the most professional medical offices I've ever experienced.

I am sooo upset and angry right now. My boyfriend needed an infected tooth removed and I suggested…read morethis office do to the fact I had a wonderful experience with them when it was called Curry and Hecht. I however still recommend this office because I was seen as a patient both by Dr.Curry and Dr.Hecht and at that time I had a great experience. I really wish Dr.Curry was still there. I had a lot more Teeth removed and I had by far 3x less swelling and bleeding then my boyfriend is having just getting one tooth removed. Then during the removal they told him that it was OK for him to swallow the water, blood and of course there would be bone fragments that it wouldn't hurt him.. They didn't even go over his instructions with him before he left to make sure he had no questions and understood everything just gave him a paper with instructions and sent him on his way. I highly do not recommend this office. I wouldn't even take my furbabys to them at this point. P.s I really don't even want to go any stairs but have to in one to post.

Dr. Friedrich is excellent! He is very compassionate knowledgeable and caring. He explains his…read morefindings in plain English so I completely understand. He is by far the prudent doctor I have ever been to. The longest I have had to wait is 5 minutes. His staff is wonderful, very professional and personable. They greet you by name and genuinely care. I highly recommend this office.

I'm grading my review of Kleinman one star, only because a review cannot be posted without a…read moregrading. In truth, he deserves -10 stars, based upon my interaction with him today. I was referred to him by my family dentist for recurring, intense gum pain where my dentist had extracted four teeth a few years ago because my dentist can't figure out the cause of the pain. Kleinman walked into the exam room, with a face that would stop an 8-day clock, didn't even introduce himself, and said in an I-couldn't-care-less tone of voice, OK, so what's the problem? When I told him, he said this isn't my area, you need an oral surgeon (before he had even looked at my gums). Aren't gums the specialty of a periodontist and isn't Kleinman a periodontist??? Then he said my dentist hadn't referred me to him, I had chosen him myself, which is a lie, making him a liar, and I told him so. I had a copy of my dentist's referral in my purse and my dentist had sent him copies of my most recent X-rays of the gum area weeks ago. Then he finally got around to looking at the gum area, pressed down hard on it, I saw stars, he said it's probably a bone infection, tell your dentist to open it up and clean it out. When I told him my dentist had already opened it up and found no cause for the pain, Kleinman said then go see an oral surgeon, I can't help you. An addendum to the review I posted yesterday --- Last night I found a message on our answering machine from Kleinman's office, left yesterday morning, to advise me not to show up for my appointment yesterday afternoon --- because Kleinman had reviewed my records from my dentist and, on the basis of those, he had determined that I need an oral surgeon, not a periodontist. What??? First of all, he had told me that he hadn't received anything from my dentist --- no referral, no X-rays, no records, nothing. He told me that his staff had told him that I had taken it upon myself to find him and make an appointment. So how could he review records that he claimed he hadn't received??? He is such a liar. Secondly, it was in late March when my dentist had sent him my most recent X-rays and I had made the original appointment, April 15, which I subsequently needed to change to April 29 because I was sick on the 15th. The time for him to have reviewed what had been sent to him by my dentist and to have let me know he couldn't help me was long before April 15 had rolled around. Not one month later, on the morning of the appointment, after I had rescheduled it, after I had filled out multiple forms online. Not to mention --- his office had called me a few times prior to April 15 to ask if I could come in ahead of the 15th whenever they had received a cancellation from another patient. And why wasn't I told this at the receptionist desk when I showed up there yesterday??? Instead, she had me fill out yet another form, take a seat, and wait for Kleinman to see me. Now I see why Kleinman was so rude, abrupt and dismissive with me yesterday in the exam room --- because he had already decided he had no intention of helping me and he wanted to get rid of me ASAP.

I selected this practice based upon the reviews and Baltimore Magazine's Best of Doctor's list, but…read moreI should have went elsewhere. I was told that it would cost $10,000 and 7 surgeries over two years to correct my severe gum recession. I reluctantly agreed as this practice does accept my dental insurance, and would defray a large portion of the cost. I followed the very limited recommendations provided by this office post surgery, which consisted of three actual instructions and things like "call our office if you have problems and take the ibuprofen" contained on the remainder of the 2 pages. I was underwhelmed by the written and verbal directions provided by the periodontist and googled other peridontists' recommendations for post-gum grafting. I found them recommending additional post-op suggestions including, but not limited to: not using a straw and how long to stay on which type of foods (with suggestions). I added these limitations to very limited ones provided by the dentist to try to increase my odds of success. At my post-op, I was told that I had lost a large portion of the gum graft. I understand that the procedure sometimes fail. However, the only instructions for ongoing care was given AFTER I said that I was glad to finally be able to brush my teeth. The dentist only then told me to continue not brushing on my right side for another two weeks. I had to call back to ask if I was to continue to chew only on my left side as well. The staff told me that it was in Dr. Kleinman's notes, but he never relayed to me. Communication with Dr. Kleinman was severely lacking! On multiple visits, he would provide different verbal instructions from printed instructions. When confronted, he would swear that he went over all the written directions, which was not the case. Perhaps I'm the anomaly and the other patients experiences are the norm at this practice. But my advice would be get a second opinion before choosing to use this practice for your dental needs.