I just had my first appointment wit Dr. Collins. Scheduling…read morethe appointment was easy, the staff was pleasant and helpful. When I arrived, I was IMMEDIATELY greeted and assisted. Some other offices make you feel like they're doing you a favor to look up. Not here!!! Everyone is so incredibly nice! Dr. Collins is outstanding. She listens. She doesn't make you feel rushed. She makes sure that you understand everything that she's talking about, and pays attention to all of your concerns and answers all of your questions. i received xcellent patient care In this office From the moment I walked in until I left. Highly recommended!

Dr, Hutchinson saved my husband's life. She wasted no time on a plan of action after his first…read morevisit and her attention to his care has been responsive and thorough. Her new office is spacious, welcoming, and conveniently located for us!

Dr. Bulent Zaim and everyone at the office was top notch. My son needed an EKG before heading to…read morecollege. Doc was able to fit us in and explain the entire process. Is there 10 stars? He would deserve it!!

Dr. Freedman is knowledgeable, caring, and listens to all of my family's issues. He addresses all…read moreof our medical needs with expertise. We are fully satisfied being under his care.

From the owner: Dr. Michael Freedman has been an Annapolis Internal Medicine physician since 1997 and has been…read moreawarded Top Docs honors 6 years in a row from Whats Up Magazine. Dr. Freedman received his Bachelor of Sciences from the University of Michigan majoring in psychology and biology, Masters in Physiology from Georgetown University and MD from Drexel University in Philadelphia. In Medical School, he led a group which built the largest student-run medical system for the homeless in the country and was awarded the 807th Daily Point of Light by then-President George Bush. On graduation, he received the following awards: The Daniel Mason Award for Excellence in Cardiology; The Hahnemann Club Award for Academic Excellence, Outstanding Leadership and Loyalty; The Joseph A. Langbord Memorial Prize for Humanitiarism in Medicine; and The Student Affairs Committee Award for Outstanding Service to the Class, the University and the Community. Dr. Freedman completed his residency training at Emory University in Atlanta in 1997, became Board Certified in Internal Medicine and moved to Annapolis. He has special interests in Cardiology, Geriatrics and preventive/general wellness -- both physical and mental. Shortly after moving to Annapolis, became Medical Director of the then newly formed Annapolis Outreach Clinic where he would build the clinic, which offered free care to the underserved, from 12 to 150 doctors...

6 out of 5 My 1st visit with Dr. Ginsberg was Sept 2018…read moredue to a "VERY HIGH BP" at a vascular scan center next door. Dr. Ginsberg fit me in & heard the reasons my BP was so high. He waited to see if my BP went down & then directed me to track BP for a month & return with results & my BP machine to ensure its accuracy rather than doing a knee jerk reaction with BP meds. Since that visit he has been available for any heart related testing & advice as I'm very invested in my continued good health. He is always professional, approachable, a good listener, thorough with all details, supportive, trustworthy, and I'm confident that I am in the best hands for my cardiology care/needs. Office staff members are all excellent too.

Horrible level of CARING. They sent my EKG results to my previous doctor (even as my current…read moredoctor ordered the test). At check-in they had my old doc in the records which I CORRECTED AT CHECK-IN. They sent the results to the old doc anyway. I called two weeks after the EKG to figure out why we were still waiting for results, the person that returned my voicemail acted like I was an interruption in her day and could not wait to get me off the phone after telling me the results were sent to "my doctor." Before she was able to hang up, I barely got the words in "what was the name of the doctor because I had to correct my record at check-in?" She said she would take care of it. Two more weeks go by and still no results. Called again, same rushed attitude, same promise. I HAD THIS EKG FOR A REASON!!! STILL WAITING FOR RESULTS A MONTH LATER!!!! UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!

I have two doctors here. I see Dr. Kelley Sullivan…read more(https://www.medstarhealth.org/doctor/dr-kelley-w-sullivan-md/) is my regular cardiologist and Dr. Jay Mazel (https://www.medstarhealth.org/doctor/dr-jay-aaron-mazel-md/) is my Electrophysiologist. Both are fantastic doctors. I started seeing Dr. Sullivan in 2002 and Dr. Mazel in 2005. Dr. Mazel implanted my Boston Scientific ICD/CRT-D Model N118 at Washington Hospital Center in DC. The best compliment I can give is that they have kept me alive and they have great personalities.

I've been seeing Dr. Ender for 10 years or so and I will never go to see anyone else! He spends…read moretime with me and is very knowledgeable and has very high standards when it comes to patient care.

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Dr. Peters is so wonderful. I'm relatively young for such fun health adventures, but he puts me at…read moreease. Great bedside manner! Dr. Peters is also very easy to talk to about embarrassing symptoms. I had been referred to him fresh off the heels of going to the ER before my diagnosis, it was a scary time. Had my first colonoscopy last year and it went so smooth. I see him a few times a year so we can adjust my medication accordingly. I will certainly be heartbroken when he stops practicing. This week, I was in a time crunch and had to be seen on his day off, was instead brought to a nurse for concerns of my flare symptoms. She was tense, rushed, short with me-- maybe I'm just spoiled from Dr. Peters or maybe they were just busy, but I didn't leave feeling good about my experience. From now on, I'll just make sure I can see him, for I definitely feel like I'm being taken care of.

Although dr. Velamati is a decent doctor (she used to be amazing) and np Karen prahler is…read morewonderful, the practice is corporate now and procedures are run like a cattle shoot. The prep is bad enough but first they require you to be an hour early and you are thrown into a room with lots of other miserable, hungry and thirsty people. Then you are finally called back to wait, papers to sign are thrust in your face and a nurse tries to start an iv. Last time the iv was so painful that I couldn't wait to be put under. Weird, since i am lucky and have great veins. Last time a nice nurse tried 3 times to get the iv right. She thought she had it but when I got back to the procedure room, the anesthesiologist said it was wrong and the mood in the room changed. He was angry that he had to do it. He clearly didn't want to be there. Dr V sat at her computer the entire time and barely acknowledged me. The team attending was rushed and started to put me under just as a mouth block was shoved in my mouth (endoscopy and colonosccopy). I could feel it was inserted incorrectly, but before I could say a word I was out. Three days later the teeth on the right side of my mouth began to fracture. I've lost two teeth, needing implants and crowns. None of it is covered by insurance and by the time the necessary dental work is completed it will cost about $15,000 dollars. A beloved dr and her practice has been turned into a profit making machine. I will probably keep working with the np but if I need a doctor or procedure I will go elsewhere.