I sought out Dr. Paddock because I was interested in finding a DC-area holistic doctor who is a…read morenaturopathic physician (they study similar things in medical school like MDs do, but they also learn lots about natural medicines, nutrition, and counseling) who also specialized in homeopathy. I've seen Dr. Paddock over the last two years to receive my constitutional homeopathic remedy and have noticed great improvements in my stress levels, feeling of well-being, and some skin complaints that I had since I was a kid. I've had lots of other doctors and counselors treat me in the past, which have all helped, but the homeopathic remedy that Dr Paddock prescribes completes the treatments and gets at a deeper level of healing in my opinion. Dr. Paddock's visits are great because he doesn't rush me and I feel well-cared for. He gives nutrition and exercise counseling as part of his whole picture of advice. He's very professional and remembers me each visit, which means a lot from a doctor. He works with my other providers too, which makes for a nice team. I can also schedule appointments online through his website. Overall, a great experience.

I have an autoimmune disease which causes fatigue, brain fog and pain, and I've had conventional…read morecare at Baltimore's most prestigious hospital . But for the last three years, I've lived with daily pain that no medicine could touch. At my first appointment with Dr Paddock, he listened to what was going on with me over the years and reviewed the years of lab work I brought in for him to see. He then ordered a few labs at a conventional provider (Lab Corp). The new labs showed I had an active virus, and some other endocrine and vitamin deficiencies that the conventional specialists had not considered testing for. Dr Paddock recommended a few natural supplements, a safe herbal based sleep medicine, and a referral to an expert chiropractor for women's musculoskeletal issues. Starting within two weeks of his treatment plan, most of my joint and back pain and sciatica had vanished, plus I regained the energy and mental sharpness that I thought I'd lost forever. I highly recommend this smart, insightful, and caring doctor. While I am still in touch with my conventional MDs, I feel that this naturopathic approach to health has really worked for me, and I will be a patient of Dr. Paddock for years to come.

Dr Folasade Onasanya…read more Absolutely wonderful physician New to my 21211 neighborhood this doctor gave me a same day appointment. She spent 1.5 hours doing my workup . I have a stomach condition thats never gotten more than 10 minutes and a new pill. Now I have a different eating schedule and meal plan to wean me off my prescriptions. She even called pharmacies to make sure they had my meds.

This office is terrible!!! You never get quick appointments, you must plan your entire day to see…read moreher. They will have you waiting for 2 hours just too see her for 5 minutes!!! And the staff will never say the Dr is running behind, no they get mad when you question about the wait. Very defensive and rude, the office have dim lighting the rooms are small. One small office shared by 3 Dr's. They are rude to the seniors just not worth the headache. Too many physicians in Maryland , we should not have to tolerate poor service and no respect for peoples time.

Dr. Martin-Jones office is a complete joke. Unorganized, unprofessional and certainly unethical. 3…read moretrips to her office in the span on 1 month for a paper that she still refused to fill out. All they wanted was our money. They could not have cared less about the patient. Charging a "new patient" fee of $110 when our copay is only $25. And charging us for her to fill out a form that she never filled out. Do not waste your time or money on this joke of a physician.

Family Medicine. Conveniently located on the UMMS campus, staffed by faculty and on the corner of…read morePratt & Paca Streets. The facility has 3 pods: A, B, & C for which patients are seen. They see patients by appointment and also walk-ins for those of whom are already established. There is also an employee quick clinic for those in campus. I am not new to the UMMS campus, facilities, faculty nor standard of practice. So understand, I say this with years of personal service including years of actual time worked on campus. This clinic has "cleaned up" a lot from what I recall. There was always a long wait and the clientele appeared suspect. Today, I went as a walk-in as I was sick and needed my medical treatment confirmed appropriate. This location used to be my PCP office before I switched. My current PCP is on maternity leave, so this was more convenient. I sign in as a walk in, I am then called and I am refused. The lady at the front desk, an older Hispanic woman with boxed colored golden hair said to me with a smug look wobbling her head, "yea, you can't be seen. You haven't been here in a while". So as I am face masked, with a raspy voice, I remind her that I'm sick and need an emergency appt as I'm a walkin and my office is with the system, but around the corner. She yells no and walks away. I call my PCP who inform me my earliest appt is 11Feb. I'm upset. Chest congestion, headaches, teeth in pain from the pressure, ear pain, sinus congestion... I know I'm in trouble, but what do I do? My mom, who had an appt that AM arrives and explains to the ladies that I'm very ill. They make me an appt for 3 hrs later. I then realize that the women all work smooshed to the left as far away as humanly possibly to the patient nazi who sat alone on the right. The three other front desk women never engage with her and never give her eye contact. As I waited, I see the Hispanic lady turn insurance having patients away. It's as if she gets a high out of it. As this place is not my first choice, I wouldn't encourage anyone to go here if they have to deal with that lady. I'm not sure her problem, but she needs to be eliminated from her position. She's a liability and she doesn't uphold the UMMS mission regarding patient care.

There are numerous doctors from which to choose and open access scheduling that allows you to see…read moreyour doctor, or someone on your doctor's treatment team, within 24hrs. There is also a walk-in clinic available for treatment without an appointment. It can get crowded, but wait times are usually short. They are efficient. I've never had to wait longer than an hour at most. I've had some great service here. The doctors are excellent and are not always rushed to get you in and out. I receive prompt call backs for test results and from the on-call doctor for after hours attention. When I was very sick recently, the on-call doctor opened the clinic on a weekend to see me personally. I'd say that's very exceptional. The great aspect of being a patient here is the access to other facilities at the hospital. If your doctor wants an X-ray or other imaging type, you get it the same day by walking over to the imaging center next door. The same goes for blood work. No making other appointments or heading to other facilities.

The care was always amazing when I heard that Dr, Star retired I was upset because he was my…read morepediatrician since I was a newborn baby he was also my sibling's doctor and my cousin's doctor going there was fun we would get lollipops.

My son has been with Dr. Star his entire life, he is 20! We were told he could stay there until he…read morewas 21, and while we were going to change- he was in college in another state and thought it would be easier to have all his history in one place even though Dr. Star retired this past June. [Dr. Star was AMAZING! HIs PAs were always wonderful too!] My son came back from college in Chicago, needed help with a sickness and to get some medical records- The man who answered the phone was great, compassionate, thorough and helpful. The woman who called us back was nasty. She was NOT the doctor or PA- she called us back to say only my sick son could talk to them, that he needed an adult doctor and would not tell us the doctor he saw for his heart before. My son tried, sickly to ask all the questions he didn't really understand. I tried to ask through him since I have a medical background, but a feverish sick person can't easily relay questions. She was so horrible, she wouldn't help in any fashion. Her tone was clipped and intentionally sharp/mean-We needed guidance, and she told us to start from scratch though he is allowed to go to a pediatrician until 21. The man who answered the phone was great, this woman called us back and was not nice or compassionate at any moment. She must be the one they use to call with bad news.

FYI- If you choose Dr. Weingart @ John's Hopkins.... do not count on ANYTHING to happen unless YOU…read moredo their jobs for them. No joke, an insurance approval that supposedly takes 2 days, has taken OVER-A-FU**ING-MONTH! Only because I have had to call, email, and threaten to choose a different provider to get any form of communication between the office, insurance and myself. Apparently, they can never get in touch with each other. But, kinda interesting how I can make a ONE simple phone call and facilitate a 3-way call instantly. Unbelievable! UNACCEPTABLE! and EXTREMELY disappointing! So here's to you "World Renound John's Hopkins"......

Too much bureaucracy and self-importance. Not a patient-centric outfit. When I receive text…read moremessages to fill out a survey, you have to jump through more screen time hoops. I am a former R.N. I have worked with good caring doctors. JHCP does not foster good care. Just the opposite - you will not get care that you need. Most recently, they no longer do blood work in their offices because they are too busy. There is no respect for individuals. It all seems to be CYI (cover your ass) approach. They are horrible. If you are vulnerable, old, or special needs, you will not improve or get the care you need, in my experience. My location is Downtown Bethesda. I have a neighbor who was unhappy with his assigned doc. There have been very dissatisfied reviews of the doctor I am assigned to. There are too many instances of neglect and a system that just doesn't care. This does not reflect on the nurses and doctors at their flagship hospital in Baltimore, which is rated very highly. This is a bad review of the Community Physicians.

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!

very misleading information. this office shows up under the search results for house call doctor…read morebut the information on yelp is inaccurate. they do NOT offer house visits. only office visits available here.

I found Dr. Nguyen on the CDC website for international vaccines. She took the time to explain…read moreeverything. Moreover, her prices are well within anyone's budget, especially those traveling overseas. Don't believe me.Contact Passport Health and other providers who provide vaccines for international travel, and you will quickly book your appointment with Dr. Nguyen. The administrative assistant, Charda, is amazing.

Great doc. Unsafe facility for crips. "Team" can't refill a standing prescription to save my life.read more

Honestly the only reason I come to this facility is because my PCP is here and I've been his…read morepatient since before I had need for specialists. He's amazing and would get five stars on his own. Unfortunately... the rest of the place leaves something to be desired. The front desk staff is overwhelmingly Christian, which is perhaps to be expected from a pseudo-Catholic hospital affiliate. I'm sure that's great for their mental health, if not their eternal souls, but it does leave one with the issues one generally has with loudly-Christian folk, including self-righteousness, ableism, and homophobia. They've recently taken down the "inspirational" (read: prejudiced) printouts wallpapering many cubicles so we'll see how that goes. I have not had much luck here with specialists: My wife, a friend, and I have been refused exams (by different doctors) because of being overweight. I was told "fat people have pain" as if I am too stupid to tell the difference between mild arthritis and a displaced kneecap. Whoopsie! My wife was accused of drug-seeking after a brutal car accident; I got the same from a different doctor because I worked at a pharmacy for years and used the word "drug" instead of "medication" to describe my super-exciting and TOTALLY recreational cholesterol and blood pressure meds. Despite a pair of vicious surgery scars, I was informed that the surgery I had didn't exist. After I paid out of pocket for copies of 24-year-old paper medical records from a non-affiliated hospital, the doctor acknowledged that I had had the surgery but I just didn't know the right name for it. She refused to tell me the "correct" name. I could go on, and I could name names, but the bottom line is that this is a PERVASIVE issue in the culture of the practice. Patients are treated more like enemy combatants than partners in healthcare. There is a saying or belief in Baltimore about doctors. You go to Hopkins if you're good enough You go to University of Maryland if you can stand the politics You go to Mercy if you can stand the religious culture You go to GBMC if you can't stand either You go to MedStar if no one else will hire you ...Overlea just so often fails to live up to Mercy's place on that list.

Dr. Wang is wonderful. She listened to my concerns and had read my chart before the visit. Last…read moreyear was my first visit with her as being my PCP. Since then she has answered any messages promptly. She has a very pleasant manner. I have confidence in her care. I have never waited long after checking in.

The Columbia location is not very tentitive, scheduling appointments takes months. They request…read moreyou arrive 15 minutes before your appointment and it can another 45 minutes to see the doctor and that process takes forever. Dr. Prada who retired a years back was the best at patient care and the current doctors seem to care less. People have come into the office after me, completed their appointments, left and I'm still waiting to be called. Will be looking for a new practice.