I really like Dr. Katz. My initial visit to him was very comprehensive. All initial physicals are…read morethis way, I suppose, but I was impressed at how much time he took to talk to me and sort of find out who I am from a medical perspective. His manner is calm, competent, and thorough. Subsequent visits have been the same: the waiting room might have many patients, but when it's my turn to be in the office, I feel like I have the time I need to talk to him about my concerns. I have never felt rushed in my appointments, and because I am not feeling pressured about time, I am better able to express my concerns and have a productive, efficient visit. I don't get rushed out of the office thinking, "Shoot, I meant to ask about this..." By the way, you might get his answering machine sometimes when you call the office to make an appt., but they always return my calls very quickly -- last time they called me back within about 15 minutes.

I have Seen Many Doctors in my sixty years. None have been as attentive to their patients needs as…read moreDr. Katz. Mark Harpe Annapolis MD

I have been seeing Dr. Seidel at Bay Crossing since 2007. She is caring and very comprehensive in…read moreher care. The practice is busy so sometimes getting an appointment within a short timeframe is difficult, but that says something about the practice, doesn't it. Front office staffing is competent and friendly.

Wonderful practice. Dr. Seidel is a warm, compassionate doctor who takes the time to talk to you…read more She was able to solve a problem with some medication by going the extra mile and finding one that would work for me. The staff is also very helpful and friendly.

Several Critical Care nurses at AAMC recommended this lady to me as my primary care physician. I…read morehave nothing but wonderful things to say about her and her staff. Dr. Arata really knows her stuff. On my second visit, she quickly diagnosed an infrequent but painful problem I had in the past that 3 other doctors had missed. All the other doctors knew the problem. But Dr. Arata was the only one to find the cause and propose to me a solution.

Dr. Arata was prompt, professional, courteous and knowledgeable. Her staff was friendly and the…read moreoffice ran smoothly for time I was there. Even though I was there for a healthy visit/check up, she was thorough and comes highly recommended from the medical community.

I saw Dr. Rhodes yesterday for a physical since it had been years since my last one. I didn't go in…read morewith any specific issues, I just like to make sure everything is good once in a while. It was my first time seeing Dr. Rhodes and I thought she was great! She was very friendly and personable and I felt comfortable talking to her about personal topics. The exam room was very clean. They have a lab on location which makes this location very convenient. I always hated those doctors offices where they referred you to another lab, such as LabCorp. Maryland Primary Care is a one stop shop. I even had a quick eye exam. The lady who took my vitals and obtained my basic information (I think it was Ms. Kathy) was extremely friendly! I see many negative comments concerning the front desk staff but I had no issues. A day or two after making my appointment, my work schedule changed. I called back and was able to move my appointment without an issue. The lady who scheduled my appointment directed me to all of the new patient paperwork online. I am glad I did it ahead of time. She provided me with all of the information I needed for my first appointment, told me what to bring and advised their arrival procedures for Covid. My husband is also a patient of Dr. Ashbeck who he loves. He was experiencing symptoms for many years and finally saw Dr. Ashbeck who had the knowledge and experience to diagnose him properly. I believe he also saw Dr. Zarzuela a short time ago last minute. He had no complaints and liked him as well. Overall, my appointment went well from start to finish. They may need to pay a little attention to the restrooms to keep them fresh and tidy but that is my only complaint. They are in a convenient location with plenty of parking. If in need of a primary care doctor, this is definitely a quality option.

Everyone was super friendly and great. I didn't wait long and things were explained well for me. I…read moream a baby with blood work and needles and the lab was also so friendly and for the first time I didn't pass out. Overall great care and as good as you can expect from a doctors office.

My boys see Drs. Hackett and Ginsburg. The office is clean and child friendly. The boys love…read moregetting a cookie or lollipop after a visit. While we love the nurses and doctors, the office staff can be a bit short and seem unfriendly. Also, we always have to wait to be called back (up to 30min) and to see the doctor (up to 45min) despite being on time for appointments. Seems to be under-staffed in relation to the volume of patients seen.

Best doctors around. Dr. Hackett & Ginsburg are amazing pediatricians!! They go above and beyond…read morefor their patients and it shows. They're not too quick to give antibiotics which I can appreciate. The staff is very nice and kind too.

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.

Dr Majek and his office have cared for me since he started in private practice. I generally do not…read moreneed to wait long in his office before I see him. Lately I have needed to see him immediately and got appointments the next day. I have used teleconference calls several times which have worked out well. I recently had major surgery. Dr Majek visited me on most mornings while I was there. I can't say how much I appreciate him and his staff. They are the best.

Dr. Majek and his awesome staff (especially Nicole and Jocelyn) at Parkway Medical are the absolute…read morebest! They have taken very good care of me for many years! I just recently moved to Delaware and will really miss them all. I just hope I find another Doctors office that comes close to the care I received there. Thanks for everything!! xoxo

This location is closed as of Sept 2021 - I arrived to find the door locked. Called and went to the…read morePasedena location which is still open

I went to Wise to see a doctor/nurse about my international travel to asia. The attendant at the…read morefront desk wanted to know why i was there. Since the chairs are in the same room there is no patient privacy. Despite my requests to see the nurse even as i was willing to pay, i had to tell her and others heard. She indicated that it wasnt a valid reason to see the doctor and she would not let me see her. I could not believe it. I asked her to talk to the nurse and she did but then came back and told me that the answer was no. I said, are you really not going to let me see the nurse? She said yes... I dont recommend going here for medical services...

I've been coming here for at least 10 years. Typically you can get an appointment in a few days but…read morethat's no longer the case. I called last Friday for a suspected kidney infection. They had no availability Friday or Saturday & advised me to go to an urgent care or hospital. I'm not a fan of Urgent Care facilities however I tried the new University of Md Urgent Care at Park 97 on Crain Hwy. they were wonderful. They ran test & confirmed a kidney infection but they do not have equipment to test for kidney stones. I was instructed to follow up with my primary which I did Sunday via the portal. When I didn't hear from anyone I called the office to speak with my primary Elizabeth MacNaught. Samantha took all of the info from & I stated I needed a script for an ultrasound. I was fine if they said I would need to come first before getting the script. Samantha called me back & informed me I would have to come. However the 1st availability that they had is wed dec 3. That's 10 days away I could be dead by then if this turns into sepsis which is what urgent care was concerned about. I like Elizabeth MacNaught but if I can't get his in to see her or even speak to her on the phone that's not helpful. In addition, Elizabeth did not respond to my request. This is the request I send directly to her. Hi Elizabeth, On Friday I had to go to the University of Md urgent care as I was pretty sure I have a kidney infection. If you'll check my test that they ran I do have an infection. I'm taking Cipro for the infection & Tylenol for pain & fever. I'm concerned I may have a kidney stone. I'm suppose to go to Mexico for a week starting 12/3. I do NOT want to have a medical emergency while traveling. May I ask you to PLEASE issue a script for an ultrasound or CT scan so we can rule out a kidney stone. This is suppose to be a healing trip to help with the grief of losing my husband a few months ago. Anything you can do to help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Elizabeth responded Wednesday evening but I can't get a CT scan until 12/3 which is a week away. I called MPCP again this morning however no one has called me back. If they can't see their current patients in a timely manner perhaps they need to stop taking on more patients.

Dr. MacNaught is so amazing, she listens to your concerns and actually cares to understand you. I…read morehave never had a doctor that was so validating and supportive. I recommend her to anyone but particularly women. I also love the app where it is so easy to make an appointment or chat with someone if you have a quick question. I've seen some reviews talking about not being able to get an appointment or no one answering phones and I have not had this experience at all.

Excellent physician. Great bedside manner. Caring. Takes her time. Wish she was still in…read moreMaryland.