I went to see Dr. Olga Pomerlau for my three children, and she was simply amazing. She is bilingual…read moreand VERY patient. She sat and talked with me, waited to see if I had any questions-- it was just a very nice experience. Dr. Pomerlau's staff was also great. They didn't put on a fake smiles, weren't really over-the-top bubbly like some clinics, and also were happy to be there. The waiting room was also nice. It has a large fish tank in the center, a play area for the kids, and lots of books for adults to read/check-out to bring back! Oh yeah--and the hours are great, too! They're even open on Saturdays!

Denies care for unvaccinated children according to BaySide's office staff…read more Refuses care to unvaccinated children, the policy feels restrictive and limits access for families, and does not allow decision-making for parents.

From beginning to end Dr. Parker and her staff treated my daughter and I with care, attention and…read morerespect. Jennifer, the Office Manger is the friendliest, most personable professional I have ever encountered! She is attentive, and everything is taken care of. From refreshments, to billing and making sure your next appointment is scheduled, she is on top of it all. I love the informational sheets and goals that are printed out at the end of each appointment reminding us of goals and vital information we discussed with Dr. Parker. Dr. Parker is enthusiastic, a terrific listener and you can tell she truly cares about the health of your child. I've never experienced a practice such as this and I would recommend this practice to any one seeking to feel supported throughout their journey to living a healthy life for their children.

This practice is exactly what we were looking for to help our daughter. First of all,Jennifer…read moreresponded promptly by phone and email to my request for an appointment. Shes kind and friendly,and answered all my questions about the practice,immediately felt we had chosen the right place.Dr Parker shows such empathy,is thorough in her questions, exam and never once made us feel rushed or like we were just a number. She listens!The office is comfortable and decorated in a way that you don't feel your at a medical visit. Definitely recommend this practice to anyone in need of a pediatric endocrinologist.

I'm really shocked by the low reviews. I love this practice. Yes sometimes there can be long wait…read moretimes. However just keep in mind that you never know what's going on in the room next to or across from you with the provider you're supposed to be seeing. Sometimes what a parent thinks is just a quick trip to the doctors for a "runny nose with a cough" can turn into a medical emergency. That can hold the provider up while they're waiting for the ambulance or for the specialist to call them back. I'm sure if it was your child you would want another parent to understand. My dad was a patient of Dr. Briscoe's at this practice when it was first opened. Dr. Sutton saved my older brother's life when he was a newborn in 1983 when he had a bowel obstruction that Arundel General Hospital(now AAMC) missed. Both my older brother and I were seen at this practice from the time we were newborns until we turned 18. Both my children who are now 14 and 10 have been coming to this practice since they were newborns. My son started wheezing before he turned 2 months old and had other medical issues and other medical diagnoses as he's gotten older and he's always had the best care here as well as my daughter. I have had certain providers call me to check on both my kids when they've been really sick to make sure that they're feeling better, one even called me on her day off which meant a lot to me and was something that she didn't have to do. Need some advice as to who to see? Dr. Libber is an absolutely amazing and compassionate pediatrician. I can't say enough kind words about him. He's been there since both my brother and I were young kids. Dr. Edwards became my pediatrician in 1997 when I turned 12 and she's absolutely amazing. Dr. Fassil, Dr. Conrad, and Dr. Lester are also both great doctors that I would highly recommend. Nichole Tucker who's a nurse practitioner is absolutely fabulous and goes the extra mile for her patients. Kendra Nagey who's another nurse practitioner is absolutely amazing and she also goes the extra mile. I've also never not had a return phone call from a nurse when I've had to call especially when the automated phone system makes you verify your phone number.

This review is about Conexus Laboratories, who we were told by Annapolis Pediatrics we HAD TO USE…read more That is a lie. They prefer you to use Conexus because it's less paperwork for them. Conexus Labs has a reservation application that is not functional. You do not have a reservation. You are a walk-in registered at the time you sign in there. So be prepared to wait. Do not make a reservation thinking you will be done in an hour - you will still be waiting. I find it ridiculous that I was lied to about not being able to use LabCorp (specifically asked and was told no) and then lied to by Conexus about having a reservation.

I almost don't want to write a review to let people know about this little secret. I know others…read moreare complaining about wait times, but we have had nothing but prompt service here at PM Pediatrics. There is an online system where you can get an appointment and maybe I've lucked out, but you can get them usually within the hour. We've been here a few times for minor issues (potential ear infections, pink eye, etc) for both of our kids. The doctors and MAs have always been nice and helpful. Yes, there is sometimes a wait but I can assure you it's much shorter than and more affordable than going to the ER. That being said, if our kids had a major need (major bleeding, broken something, etc) I would always recommend an ER especially if it's a very time sensitive issue. The decor is bright and cheery and they do a great job keeping things clean and tidy. I would definitely come back here as needed!

Great care. In and out, never missed a beat. Awesome clinicians in a great spot within Annapolis…read more Reasonable waits. Five stars.

We have been seeing Meghann Wellard, NP for pediatric care since our daughter was born 6 months ago…read moreand we absolutely love her. She is always patient and kind and never makes your appointment feel rushed. The staff is always friendly and the clinic is very clean. I can't say enough great things about this office!

Amazing pediatricians and staff! We see Dr. Revesz and she is kind, knowledgeable and really…read morelistens to her patients. The nurses are warm and friendly towards the children, making our son feel at ease (he gets nervous at the doctors). The office/rooms are clean and adorable murals are on all of the walls, making it inviting and cozy. I highly recommend Arundel Pediatrics!

We had a great experience with my daughter, unfortunately did not have the same experience with my…read moreson. We were in the building but he had to go to the bathroom bad, ironically he usually does not go anywhere but the house. I waited for him in the lobby as he went, due to his bathroom emergency we were late (10min) and they refused to see him, didn't offer to reschedule basically just no not seeing you- guess I should have let him have an accident in the office. Based on reply below - I went back and reviewed my confirmation text- all it said was Great! Your appointment has been confirmed at Parker Place on Wed, Nov 13 at 12:50 PM. I did not receive anything else before the appt. The only other text information received was to fill out the forms within 7days or the appt would be canceled

Dr. Mogavero was very knowledgeable about Endocrinology and Pediatrics and made my teenager feel…read morevery comfortable during his appointment. She explained her treatment plans and different ways she wanted to assist him in reaching his goals. We really look forward to working with Dr. Mogavero and Parker Place in helping him reach his potential. I would definitely recommend this facility for pediatric/endocrinology needs.

My boys (7 & 9) have been patients at Annapolis Pediatrics since they were born, so I was excited…read morewhen they opened the Edgewater office, which is closer to my home. We typically see Dr. Parmele, who is awesome, but we have seen many of the other providers there as well. They are all great. The pediatricians are really good about offering helpful suggestions and information based on their health history. My kids have had some atypical issues over the years, and the office is good about checking to make sure they are as healthy and happy as possible. I would recommend this office to anyone looking for a pediatrician in the area.

I accompanied my daughter to Edgewater office last week. She called 9am and was told she could…read moreweigh premie baby to feel confident her breastfeeding was going well by stopping there without appointment. Upon arrival exhausted new mom was asked to wait for nurse to speak with doctor about her doing this without appointment. After waiting 15-20 minutes she was told there were no available appointments at that office and she could not weigh baby to give first time mom confidence and peace of mind, despite being told by phone that she could. They stated they would let the person who told her it was ok know that wasn't ok. STAFF WAS UNCARING AND UNCONCERNED ABOUT WELLBEING OF CHILD OR MOM. She left office after about 25-30 minutes with no apology or concern by doctor or staff. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING!!! ...not a place I would recommend.

I'd give zero stars if I could. Tall nurse lied about where she stuck my kid with a needle…read more Everyone who works there is argumentative. Misdiagnosed my son. Doctors don't listen and they gaslight you.

From birth until 6 months my son saw providers at this practice. We always felt like we were an…read moreinconvenience to the doctors abs nurses there. I tried several different doctors/nps but we just didn't click with any of them. Not to mention at my son's 3 week appointment when they did his heel stick, they sent a brand new nurse or cna in, not sure which, and I had to send her to get someone else as she couldn't complete the task quickly. After almost 2 minutes of her squeezing his heel and him screaming, she wasn't even a quarter of he way done. Thankfully, the nurse who came in to retry had it done in less than 30 seconds. Dr. Gordon is basically a fossil and has no bed side manner at all. He makes you feel like you're an idiot. I'm just thankful I found a practice that actually listens, and takes care of their patients.

Every thing professional from start to finish. I had a leg wound from a weighted can falling from a…read morecounter and gashing my left leg. Received an appointment quickly, taken right on time, received a script which took care of the problem. Everyone professional and helpful.

I get a feeling that they may like like gay people at MPCP as once they did. No smile. No…read more(platonic) kiss. No (gentle) tap on the bubble butt. Nada! And they don't like gay folks calling for their spouses for help when the spouse is sick. It wasn't always that way. For over 30 years, a fine man, as well as physician, Dr. Chaconas, cared for my father and all of me, including several LGBT related parts, pieces, and whatnot. When Doctor Chaconas retired, I was assigned to a replacement physician, Dr. John Billom - kind of stuffy at first meet - but maybe he'll improve. NOPE! After the 2nd office visit with Dr. Billom, I was informed that the good doctor was not "comfortable" with continuing to treat the LGBT issues, as before. Going forward, I was told I needed to seek treatment elsewhere for my gay parts. No problemo! I quickly found Whitman Walker, which expertly provides primary care for all parts of my gay self. I changed Primary Care Providers and thought that was that. UNTIL... I got a stern sounding letter from MPCP that said I had been discharged for "non-compliance with prescribed treatment" "Hmmmm... prescribed treatment, I thought?" Wasn't my "prescribed treatment" that I should take my 'ding-a-ling' and other playful parts elsewhere for treatment? I did! Funny, how there were no calls before termination to warn of the dire violation I had somehow started to commit, nor any advice on how to avert my impending doom. Nope! None! So I called into the office. The cheerful voice of the person who answered, suddenly turned icy-cold as soon as I gave my name and date of birth. Oh well. Maybe I called in at a bad time - again. I referred to the letter and asked what was the "prescribed treatment" that I had not complied with. The lady said , now more brusquely, that she could not tell me that information. I asked why she couldn't tell me . She said she couldn't why I was no longer a patient because I was no longer a patient. Whoosh! Shades of guillotine! Oh well. No problem. I have a brand new, sparkling new doctor "place." They like us gay folks there. They really like us! UNTIL....2025 - My wife, who still a patient at MPCP ,has a medical emergency 100 miles away, while attending to her elderly mother. Having her hands quite full, I call MPCP and ask to speak to her CRNP, a very nice person who I met during office visits for my wife several times last year. (Another sudden arctic chill:) "No!" Why? "Because you're not a patient." Can you ask her to call me - my wife's hands are full - she is in the ER? "No!" Can you ask her provider to call her? Non-nonchalantly, very non-nonchalantly, "We'll pass it along." Hours later when I checked, it seemed not much had been passed along. My wife called later to see whether the office could email an Authorization to Discuss Patient Info form for to her to sign and return. You know, many many places use email these days - it's marvelous thing. "Yes, but she has to pick up the form at the office -in person." Let's see.. My wife, drives 100 miles , signs the form; then drives back another 100 miles. No, I don't the ER is going to like this. Next I try, "Can her husband pick up the form for her? " No! " (should have known.) Funny how I don't recall hearing as many "No!s" back when I was a patient, a good little complying patient. But not today. Tomorrow, on through the next century don't look promising either. We gay folk kind of recognize that change to very formal, very clipped speech whenever certain areas of discussion are entered. Happens all the time. But I was truly astounded seeing this act come off the lips of a professional, a physician? I guess MD PCP no longer means MD Primary Care Physicians. It must mean MD Partial Care Physicians - if one is lucky.