Dr Pallan is one of the best Doctors I've ever had he listens to your concerns and addresses them…read more His staff issues have been resolved and they all seem friendly now

Dr. Pallan is stellar, and it's too bad his staff his belligerent, arrogant and attitudinal. Likely…read morehis practice suffers as a result of his staff. Dr. Pallan is very competent and has a great disposition, and is interested in listening and establishing rapport w/ the patient. However, would absolutely NOT recommend this practice based on his terrible staff.

Excellent cardiologist who replaced my retired doctor. Dr. Gulati is very thorough and pleasant. He…read moreis very engaging and on top of my care. The office staff is also very nice and helpful. Highly recommended.

I have had both great and terrible experiences with both clinicians and office support staff. I am…read morehappy with my current PCP at Clinical Associates. However, I felt traumatized by my treatment by a previous PCP there, her medical assistant and the office staff. All seemed careless, marginally competent at best and indifferent to whether I lived or died if it required any time, attention or effort on their part. It did not appear to be anything personal. The whole experience felt totally impersonal. This was the Woodholme office, which seems horribly poorly managed with zero quality control standards. No one ever answers the phone. You have to leave a message. Maybe they call you back within 24 hours, maybe they don't. I don't think I ever got any response to any messages sent through the patient portal to my previous PCP. I once had a telehealth appointment scheduled with her, used the link the office sent me and waited about 45 minutes without her showing up. Tried calling the office. No one answered, as usual. No one responded to my voicemail. She finally called me several hours later and claimed the staff had some problem processing my insurance. God forbid they treat me without making sure the insurance claim went through. Nevermind that my insurance hadn't changed since my previous visit and no one else has ever mentioned having this problem. I was very confused, frustrated and disappointed by the process and the lack of respect it displayed for me as a patient, especially since no one called to let me know what was going on or to check whether I could be available later. I got a perfunctory apology and the sense that my PCP did not think this was any big deal. Just one bad experience among several over a couple of years before I fired her. Should have done it sooner. Until recently, I also had a specialist at the Woodholme office, but she left the practice and wasn't allowed to tell her patients where she was going. She referred me to a colleague, which would have been fine EXCEPT when I tried in March to make a follow-up appointment, no one was available until November! Unacceptable when I'm trying to manage a serious medical condition, had just recently been put on a new medication, and had some concerns I felt needed monitoring. Fortunately, I was able to get an appointment with a few weeks with a specialist at a different practice. I used to have a fantastic PCP and eye doctor with Clinical Associates, but both retired several years ago. Since then, things seem to have gone extremely downhill. I am giving them two stars only because I like my current PCP so much. She is in the Reisterstown office, where a real person answers the phone most of the time, voicemail messages are returned the same day and my messages through the patient portal are promptly addressed. Based on my experience, I would give the Reisterstown office four stars (have had some isolated issues with one very unprofessional staff person there or else it would be five stars) and the Woodholme office zero stars.

Dr. Loeb is wonderful. She's a great listener, and I can't stress enough how important that is in a…read morepractitioner. She's empathetic, encouraging and has a killer sense of humor. Not to mention how great her care is!

We took my mother to an appointment with Dr. McCorkle 1 1/2 weeks ago and he & his staff are…read moreterrific; they're all very friendly, helpful and patient.

After waiting for 45 minutes to see the doctor he rushed us out in 5 minutes and made me feel like…read moremy daughter wasn't worth his time. he made us feel as if she was not worthy of his care. I felt his racisism vibes and it saddens my heart that my daughter had to witness his shallow bigotry and rudeness. I'm going let my pediatrician know so that they don't refer anybody else to this office

Dr. Lamson is the best doctor I've ever had --- easy to get through to make an appointment, easy to…read moreget referrals, he listens well, and he's very smart. He's one of those primary care doctors who chose primary care because they believe in it, not because they couldn't get into dermatology or surgery. He went to MIT for undergraduate and worked at MIT in computer science before computers were widespread, and he went back to medical school after a successful career in computer science. He's located at GBMC, and it's easy to get lab tests downstairs. Now that I've moved away, I'm having trouble finding a doctor who even comes close to measuring up.

Dr. Lamson was also the best primary care physician I'd ever had until he was told he was retiring…read morein December of 2014 because he was not seeing enough patients per hours. My father's physician was in the same practice, and same thing happened to him. Thank you, Obamacare. That's what happens when a doctor takes the time to get to know a patient today, listen to all his/her concerns, address them, explain all the side effects of prescribed medications, etc. Dr. Lamson was a consummate professional who left left no symptom unaddressed, no illness undiagnosed before you left his office. Now I go to a doctor who sees me for 15 minutes, doesn't even listen to my heart or lungs even though I have had hypertension for 25 years, and double pneumonia twice, and throws me out of my office (times up!) before I can get my prescriptions refilled. Youth of Amerika, this is your future!

Dr. Tun has been our family doctor for over 40 years, specializing in internal medicine. If you're…read morelooking for a take-a-number in-and-out computer age clinic type visit, he's not for you. Whether by appointment or a walk-in, expect a lengthy wait which will be quickly forgiven when it's your turn. Dr. Tun doesn't rush his patients because he takes the time to actually get to know them- and he remembers! He treats the person and not just the illness, much the same as the doctors of long ago. Through the little chats he can pick up signals of possible depression, anxiety, tension, etc, and looks for the possible causes and hints of a pending illness. Besides the general exam, he will remind you to get whatever up-dates you are due for and give you the required paperwork. During your visit, you're not watching a doctor looking at a computer, you are looking into the eyes of a doctor who truly cares about his patients and loves his job.

Dr Tun fails to do routine office tests, b/p, pulse, oxygen, blood sugar, but pretends to, cupping…read morehis hand and writing down bogus information. He's never asks for information from office visits to specialists, leaving him ignorant of the health of his patients. He wastes time during appointments talking with his home cable and Internet provider, with he initiating the calls. Hangs up on patients, mid discussion. Refuses to deal with insurance company on urgent matters. He's verbally abusive and a very poor listener. He's also mentally losing ground, which is obvious to all but some of the most geriatric of patients he serves. He has a large geriatric clientele. He has done many things worthy of having medical license rescinded/terminate. He's dangerous to the well being of patients. He's elderly and fails to keep up with any vaguely current info. He could easily kill you. Known now as a "pill pusher", all the worse as he doesn't understand the medications he prescribes. His knowledge of these is decades old. Avoid at all costs!

We were recommended to Dr. Simon by another parent who had brought their child to Dr. Simon for…read moreyears. It was the best recommendation we could have gotten. He's a great doctor and my 3 year old would agree. Dr. Simon is a very calm and soothing individual who has a soft presence that is wonderful for dealing with nervous children. They are very accommodating and will usually make room for your child in a pinch in cases of unexpected illness that need a doctor's visit. If you are looking for a new pediatrician, please give this office a try. You won't regret it! I promise you!

Dr Tagle might not be for everyone (judging by the reviews I've seen on other platforms anyway!)…read morebut if you're ready to listen to someone who is very passionate about having you take control of your health, I highly recommend him. I credit starting to see him as a PCP as when I started taking exercise more seriously, and I'm really grateful he was so straight forward with me about what I should be doing in terms of diet and exercise. He is also the closest you can get to boutique-style medical care - my husband was jealous of me on several occasions at the level of care Dr Tagle provided. I could always reach him through Mercy's online platform, and if he had a follow up question he would immediately call me to make sure I got what I needed. I've since moved to Austin but I miss having Dr Tagle as my doctor! I seriously think about his guidance most times I run (which is three times a week, which wouldn't have happened without his encouragement!)