Dr Cung is wonderful. He takes the time to explain and answer questions and is friendly and doesn't…read moremake you feel rushed. He is truly caring and a great guy. I wholeheartedly recommend him! Scott M

The doctors, nurses, and staff was good. My kidney stone was removed with no issues. Took four…read moremonths for my first apartment. Other urologist was six months for a first apartment. My issues is with their billing. They have trouble with the billing codes for the insurance company. To make a ling story short. They never informed me of my out of pocket expenses. to date I have been billed ~ $3,500, the procedure was ~ $8,000.

LOVE Dr. Walton! Yes, it can take some time to get an appointment with her, but she is definitely…read moreworth the wait. She's open and friendly and actually LISTENS to what I'm telling her. She was direct in her questions, but also able to make a joke or two to help keep me at ease. She explained everything in detail to be sure I fully understood our next steps. I'm very happy that I was referred to her!

I wasn't really a big fan of my experience at this place. They seemed more focused on selling Asea…read moreRedox Miracle supplement for your skin/body (salt water) than Urology. Sorry Doctor, but when I walk into the waiting room and there is a 38" flat screen with a repeating infomercial for the ASEA vertical marketing program and sales fliers, I can't help but to feel something is not right. After filling out a mountain of paperwork with vital, personal information, I don't think any of it was reviewed before I was seen. The doctor did listen to me and checked out a few things with his rubber gloves - but when he asked me what I did for a living and then said I should look into buying ASEA from his daughter, I was somewhat shocked. (I still have her business card). I know this "product" (using the term loosely) falls under the "homeopathic" category, I think it is the furthest thing from my mind when I go to the urologist. Come on.

I've been a patient of Dr. Melograna for years. I'm an older male with typical enlarged prostrate…read moresymptons. Dr. Mel has performed the Urolift procedure on me, as well as prescribed medications that have significant improvement for my prostrate problems. Dr. Mel takes time to listen to my symptons, explains what's going on in my body, and determines the best methods to resolve my problems. I am very impressed with his knowledge and would recommend him highly.

I just found out they charged me $350 for an office visit which should have been $55. $350 is for…read morehospital visit. also they r charging me double bills. I would never pay them any more money or go back to them. they r the worst. I don't know who is posting good reviews but definitely don't TRUST them. I got another urologist who actually cares and knows what is going on. they aren't money hungry like this AA urology which shows on my bank statement as AA dermatology. smh

I wish I could give zero stars. I made my husband an appt to be seen. He was referred by the…read morehospital & I confirmed with my insurance first that my insurance was in fact accepted. Which it is and also IN network. I got a call the day before and was told since my insurance didn't pay out well, the wouldnt see my husband BUT he could be a self pay....I contacted my insurance again and was confirmed again, the insurance was accepted & in network. My insurance then reached out to try and figure out what the issue was. And, because my insurance doesn't pay as well as they want, the refused to see my husband unless he paid out of pocket. In the end, I don't want my husband seen by such selfish, money hungry people. I would consider looking elsewhere if you want proper care and a doctor who cares about your well being and not just how much your insurance can pay.

Dr. Freedman is an excellent doctor. He formed this practice to detangle himself from the…read morehealthcare industry and yet still provide excellent healthcare service to those in need. Essentially, you pay for the healthcare you need. This is an excellent practice for people who cannot easily afford medical insurance and are shut out of our healthcare system. For myself, I enjoy the fact that The practice is personable and accessible, and I never have a difficult time getting an appointment when I needed it. I think many more people should be considering medical practices such as evolve, yet I still do not find that many. The closest analogy is somewhere like Care first, however, Care first is less of a medical practice run by one doctor and more of a mass healthcare system. Evolve is a medical practice, with an excellent doctor, competent staff, and a pay as you go approach.

Excellent service! I was referred by someone I trust. This clinic is a lifesaver for me! I am so…read morehappy I found them!

I don't know what he does but it's magic .... Fix these ole stiff bones ... if the need presents…read moreitself again I'll go here.

Calidad de servicio son muy amables y respetuosos son muy buenos los recomiendo al 100read more

i was interested in becoming a patient. However, this office does not have a meet and greet option…read moreavailable with Dr. Akhmed. They expect you to financially commit to someone you have never met, nor had a conversation with. That is insane.

Dr. Akhmed saved my life…read more I had been given a false diagnosis by an urological oncologist at no less than Johns Hopkins. He told me that I had an advanced incurable cancer, and to "settle your affairs". I was only in my 30's, and this put my family into a huge crisis. After weeks of emergency room visits and specialists, I somehow ended up in Dr. Akhmed's office. She asked me what medications I was on, and right in front of me, pulled out a reference book and looked them up. She said that she thought I was having a rare reaction to an allergy medicine I was on and that I should stop taking all medications immediately. She was right. The allergy medicine had been causing high blood pressure and urine retention, resulting in a blocked bladder blowing up to the size of a basketball, which necessitated the emergency room visits and could have resulted in death. The other doctors I saw during the crisis gave me yet more meds which caused more side effects. Once I stopped taking the allergy meds and the high blood pressure meds, my blood pressure went down, and I never had another problem with the bladder. I am eternally grateful to Dr. Akhmed.

What I wish more businesses did, was communicate. I made an appointment with AFC Urgent Care hours…read morein advance without conflict, was able to submit my medical requirements before arrival, and still arrive on time. My appointment was set for 4:30p & I was not seen for an hour+ without forthcoming communication of what the delay was for. I had to ask at least 3 times and their response was just "trying", yet I'm sure if I used that same reason as to why I was "trying" to be on time for my appointment but was an hour late, I'm sure I would've been charged for my absence. I don't appreciate my time being dismissed, especially without communication. But to address care quality once seated in a room, was fine. The staff in that regard was attentive and quick.

I sent the following email to AFCUrgent Care the day I was seen (December 16th) AND I have yet to…read morereceive a response. Figured I'd add the review to Yelp! "Good afternoon, I am writing to share my experience at your Edgewater, MD location today. While I was impressed by the professionalism and kindness of everyone I interacted with, I unfortunately received an incorrect initial diagnosis. I came in for an x-ray of my pinky finger and was initially told that there were no breaks or fractures. However, I later received a call from PA Ben confirming that a hairline fracture was detected after further review by the radiologist. I understand that medical errors can happen, but I believe it would have been beneficial to wait for the radiologist's report before providing a definitive diagnosis. Additionally, knowing about the hairline fracture, I would have appreciated the opportunity to have my finger wrapped as a precautionary measure. Despite this, I want to commend the staff for their overall care and attention. I hope this feedback can be used to improve future patient experiences. Thank you for your time and consideration." This was my experience in a nutshell. Needless to say, I won't be returning.