My husband and I each switched primary care providers to this office several years ago. Each of us…read moresee Dr. Martin and she is fantastic. From the folks you talked to when you called to place an appointment, to the front desk staff when you arrive, everybody is very friendly, helpful, but also professional. Dr. Martin's support staff is also great. When you're getting your vitals taken, you're never treated like they are in a rush and they also always make sure to answer any questions you may have. Dr. Martin is amazing. She is incredibly knowledgeable and thorough, but takes a whole body approach. She asks a lot of questions and gives you time to share any of your concerns with her. Neither of us have ever felt rushed when we were. The office is very spacious with a large waiting area and very well-maintained. If you need lab work done, they even have a lab downstairs in the same building; so it's very convenient. If you're looking to switch primary care providers, I cannot say enough great things about this practice.

I had an appointment with Danny Huy Nguyen at 2:30PM. Unfortunately I arrived 15 min late. They…read morehad to check with the doctor who decided to turn me away. It's funny how patients can wait 15 min or more but doctors can make you wait much longer. This doctor decided his time was just too important with an empty waiting room. Totally unacceptable. Johns Hopkins apparently doesn't have a late policy at all locations... From a quick web search: Johns Hopkins has different late policies by department, but generally, being more than 10-15 minutes late may result in rescheduling or being placed on a waitlist for later availability, so it is crucial to call the specific clinic ahead of time. Some locations also apply a grace period, while others consider lateness a no-show, potentially leading to a fee or even discharge from the practice for repeat offenses. Not good customer service. I think I'll find a new doctor and new location.

Dr. Martin is without question the best primary care doctor I've ever had. I found her by looking…read moreat the peer ratings for top doctors that are published locally each year. When I called to set up an appointment as a new patient I was surprised because the wait to get in was pretty significant (several months), but the person I spoke with explained it was because Dr. Martin only has a limited number of new patient appointments each week, and the rest of her time is devoted to current patients. So, that works out to a slightly long wait to get in for the first time, but much shorter wait times once you're a patient! Like I said though, Dr. Martin is absolutely the best doctor I've had. At my first appointment with her, she really sat down and spent as much time as I needed with her to review my health, my concerns, etc. I've never had a physician give me that much of their time and attention, and it really meant a lot to me. Each of my subsequent appointments has been shorter, but I still leave each time feeling like I was really listened to and taken seriously. I also really appreciate that her style is to provide lots of information for me to make choices for myself, rather than feeling like she's making the decisions for me or pushing me in any particular direction. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Martin to anyone!

If I could give "zero" stars, I would. Since being sold to Luminus Health, the practice has…read moresignificantly changed. The front desk staff are not friendly and short both in person and on the phone. One possible reason may be attributed to changes in policy by the corporation and onslaught of patients now attempting to be seen. If you're an existing patient, good luck scheduling an appointment to see your long term physician. If you were unlucky enough to lose your physician due to retirement, know that the replacement physician quit after a very short time and the practice does not have another replacement. Instead, they're essentially telling you, "Good luck" finding another practice because this one can no longer accommodate you." Do yourself a favor and quickly seek a different practice not owned by a large corporation.

Part of the AA Medical group. My favorite doctors are here. Easier to park than the Belcher…read morePavilion at the main AAMC campus. Located in the Johns Hopkins medical building right off of RT 32. I was in and out in less then an hour. Try that at the main campus! Plus no headaches or trying to find a spot in the garage. Friendly staff there too!

Kudos to Dr. Kwasi Shariff and his staff at AAMG. I was pleased by the services at the Odenton…read morelocation. Appointment scheduling over the phone was a breeze. During my visit, I found this office was very well-managed in a clean, modern facility. The staff was pleasant and highly professional. Thanks for your excellent care!

I love her! I've been seeing her a few years now. She is the sweetest, kindest, gynecologist I've…read moreever been to. It took me years to find the right doctor, after moving several times I had been scarred again and again. I'm so happy I finally found one I can trust!

She is by far one of the best doctors I have encountered. Very caring and compassionate. She…read morelistens to you as much as you needed, no rush nothing. Answers all of your questions. I love her!

I've always had good service from this group, tick removal, the flu. I use them vs driving down to…read moreAnnapolis to my PCM...

I walked in to be greeted by a very professional and compassionate individual. I had a relatively…read moreshort wait in the waiting room. I was taken to an exam room and sat there for about 25-30 minutes then taken to x-ray. After returning from X-ray, I was told they needed to take blood and would not explain why... Up to this point everything seemed unnecessary since I haven't even been seen by a doctor yet. Had the doctor come to see me to listen to my chest, he/she would have known the X-ray was not needed. After roughly 4 hours I left without ever seeing a doctor or nurse. I feel this visit was a waste of time and a complete insurance scam. As far as I can tell your company doesn't care about the people who come to you for care. Patient First should be called Patients money first, patient Care when we feel like it. If I could give them Zero Stars I would.

I am a new patient at this office this year, we lost our primary care doctor because he went to…read moresome type of program that you had to pay for yearly and we just couldn't afford it. Needless to say, we were worried, we had been with old primary for the better part of 25 years so picking a new doctor was not something we wanted to do and we were looking for any excuse not to choose a doctor. After asking the opinions of my friends and family, I did some on line investigating of my own and to be honest these reviews almost kept me from picking this office but I went ahead and went anyway. I had my first ever ear infection and needed to be seen by someone/anyone really that could help me fix whatever was happening and take the pain out of my ear. Thankfully I went ahead and went in that day (late September) and I have to say, my entire experience was wonderful. As you know, completing the new patient forms is like writing a short story but I have NEVER walked into a new doctor's office and been told, "no worries we have all of your paperwork on file, if you wouldn't mind please just wait over in the waiting room for your name to be called", what?? I didn't know what to say, I had sent that paperwork in 12 months prior to my first visit and they had it all and it was entered and I just needed to take a seat and wait to be seen?? So I thought, ok, here's where they'll fail, I'll sit out here for 20 minutes and then in the back for 20 minutes, etc. well, I couldn't even get candy crush opened up on my phone before they called my name, I weighed in and went straight back to the room, I spoke with the nurse, she wrote down my concerns, took my bp, pulse, all the good studff and left the room with the "someone will be in shortly speech". Much to my surprise, immediately behind her came in my NP, Melissa, who I absolutely love!! There was no rushing with the her, she was fully engaged in everything I asked, she explained every question I had in detail, she took the time to explain the prescriptions she was putting me on. Everything! I was so surprised and cannot tell you enough about how wonderful she is!! In addition to Melissa, I cannot even tell you how pleased I've been with the girls at the front desk, they are wonderful, each and everyone I've spoken to or dealt with have been extremely helpful, Shea, Hailey, Terri, Emily each one has proven to be a wonderful resource to that office and can get any answer I may need or help me with any request I have without any issue. Bottom line, if you need a new doctor or office, you should have no fear of picking this office, you will not be disappointed! It's hard to find a group like this that runs such a well oiled machine but I think we've found it and for that we are grateful!! Thanks everyone!!

After many years of seeing Dr. Padgett, I believe he is one of the best Doctors I have ever seen…read more Always accurate diagnosis and treatment. One appointment years ago when I didn't have any health insurance, Dr. Padgett gave me all medication, free. When I started seeing Dr. Green, I noticed that his diagnosis was disconnected and inaccurate in most cases. Whenever possible, of course he issued a referral. He had prescribed medication for high cholesterol which I did not have. Dr. Green basically laughed at me when I explained the sciatic issue I was experiencing and then threw a referral card onto the examining table. The drastic change in demeanor and professionalism seemed to get worse over time. Dr. Gene Green (or office) were also terrible at completing necessary insurance documentation. It usually makes sense to have medical records forwarded to new doctor, but not in this case. Myself (and new Doctor) have no use for inaccurate, incompetent medical information. I believe he is dangerously incompetent and I truly advise potential patients to get a second opinion. Rich Jackson

I was here on Wednesday for sinus polyp removal surgery with Dr Lee. This has been the nicest group…read moreof people. Called the day before to get my surgery time and ask about bad weather and they were already planning for it. Called me back just as promised. Gave great instructions. The nurses were amazing. Just amazing. So kind and friendly. They listened when I said I was a hard stick and so apologetic that it took 3 times. The doc who gave he good drugs was kind and worried when one of the drugs was stinging. Then I was asleep. So it didn't matter. :) Woke up and immediately got feed (no food for 12 hours). Just the best care. Made sure I was able to stand up. So not that I'm looking to have surgery again but if I had to then I'd want to go here.

Dr. Jason Chen became my primary care physician and integrative medicine specialist in July 2014…read more He is the best doctor that I have ever had and one of the best people that I know. He is a great doctor, coach, teacher, and healer, and I have learned so much from him over the past year. I give him my highest recommendation! I would also like to recognize Amanda (Dr. Chen's Medical Assistant) and Sherry and Sandra (who work at the front desk). These 3 ladies make my day each and every time that I see Dr. Chen! Thank you all for going the extra mile! My life is better because I have the opportunity to meet with you and to learn from you! It's true!

Terrible Doctor. My wife came in to establish healthcare as we are first-time MD residents. Dr…read more Tang denied her of routine blood tests that we wanted for our own knowledge as we have with our previous doctors. We insisted to have it drawn and was still denied. As patients, we have the right to know what the results of our blood tests are as part of an annual check up covered under insurance, even if the doctor recommends otherwise. I can't think of a reason why an internist would deny a standard blood test at an annual check-up other than being absolutely lazy. Checking blood work every 5-10 years leaves opportunities to miss early detection for a variety of diseases that can be seen before actual symptoms occur, and Dr. Tang robbed my wife of that. Find yourself a doctor who will actually take their job seriously.

Jason helped me on the phone. Excellent demeanor. Wonderful and efficient visit. I'm glad I have…read morethis terrific care team. Thank you.

After waiting for a new patient appointment for 8 months, I got a call that i have to reschedule…read morefor another 6 months wait. The receptionist shows no empathy.