The best bedside manner, always accommodating. Dr. O'Brian goes out of his way to make you…read morecomfortable. I have a broken wrist and could not get my wedding band off because of the swelling. They were going to have to cut/saw it off, he took at least 10 to 15 minutes with soap and finally was able to save my ring and get it off my swollen knuckle. The staff @ his offices are also extremely caring and considerate. Such a difference from the doctors who speak & type on their computers more than they talk to their patients. Dr. I'Brian never once used a computer. You feel like he is treating you as a human being & not a number. I highly recommend this practice to anyone who needs help with rehab or a broken bone. I give them ten (10) stars Oops spelled Dr. Dennis O'Brien name wrong. Soooooo sorry

As a professional performer, I was devastated to learn that I had a potentially career ending…read moreshoulder injury five years ago. I saw three orthopedic surgeons and wasn't impressed with their cavalier attitudes toward surgery or their dismissiveness about my concerns. I wanted a doctor who was conservative and not quick to pull out the knife when a Theraband would do. I was so reassured by Dr. O'Brien's thoughtful approach and expert skill as a surgeon. I was performing again with full range of motion after a few months post-surgery and still performing five years later.

I've seen Dr. Taubman a couple of times and he's a nice enough guy, no complaints. However, I've…read moreseen Kim Kinder, the Nurse Practitioner, several times and she's AMAZING. I just love her style - she's very REAL and spends time talking with you about both your medical issue and life in general. She was very sympathetic to my financial situation when I was seeing her (unemployed and without insurance) and always went out of her way to ensure that my costs would be as low as possible. My only regret is that once I became employed again my only option was Kaiser and I couldn't continue to see Kim for my medical needs. I HIGHLY recommend this practice, and Kim Kinder in particular.

I initially made an appointment with Dr. Taubman because he was highly rated on Yelp and had some…read moreexcellent reviews. Both my husband and I see Dr. Taubman. Compared to our previous Dr. (who was also a wonderful doctor), office visits are painless; no long waits (we used to wait 2 hours or more to see my old doc), the office staff is a delight (not so with our old doc). Nurses are always on hand for shots or other assistance (great attitudes and personalities) and they have their own phlebotomist in house. Dr. Taubman is great!

Dr Plotkin and his staff are truly genuine and caring people. Dr Plotkin always takes his time…read moreexplaining everything during my appointments. He has been my doctor for the last 8 years and I would highly recommend him to anyone who is looking for a professional, knowledgeable and caring doctor.

Dr. Plotkin has not seen patients in his office since the start of the pandemic. All appointments…read moreare virtual. He still has an office, although the office has moved to Georgia Avenue.

Dr. Motamedi should retire. He is tired and ineffective in terms of quality of care. He tends to…read morerush and be dismissive when I consulted him for a physical condition I was experiencing with an uncomfortable lump in my body. This doctor did not show any interest at all nor concern about what basic symptoms I was experiencing. He was curt and just quickly rushed me out of his office with 2 business card referrals for me to consult. I am African American - My wife is Asian, and had a similar experience. He made her wait for an hour and a half as he spent time having a lengthy conversation with his preferred patient. He was well aware of her presence in the next room. She decided to leave the doc's office, filed a complained and re-scheduled. This doctor's 'bedside' manners are despicable and unacceptable. He displays preferential personal affable treatment when his patients are either white or one where he has probably had prior close personal relations with them either culturally or socially (in our opinion). His 'bedside manners' with African patients (or people of color) in particular were particularly deficient and brisk, with barely any follow-through medical attention or concern. I always feel rushed like it's a 'waste of time' for him or his practice. I am quitting their practice - I decry Motamedi's prejudicial practices (I daresay 'bigoted' even) and will find another medical provider.

I had been passing out quite often. Eventually, because of this, I ended up breaking a vertebrae…read more I had gone to Johns Hopkins for surgery. They ran a bunch of tests and was diagnosed with a blood pressure issue. They told me to see my GP for medications and recommendations. Motamedi told me there was no reason I needed to be there and the only time low pressure is dangerous is when it hits 0/0. I stopped going to him and went to another doctor who took it very seriously and referred me to a cardiologist. I was prescriped medications and things have been controlled. Did I mention he was eating soup during my appointment??? And YES you wait forever and all they want to do is go over the medications and supplements over and over again! I was leaving the office and they wanted me to repeat it all by filling out a form. NO WAY!!!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!

I have been a patient of Dr. Mays for 30 years. He is the best diagnostician I've ever had. He…read morelistens attentively to everything I say, is remarkably considerate, professional and always up-to-date on my health and welfare. My biggest fear is that he'll retire before I leave this world! He has saved me countless times, from Lyme disease, COVID, heart issues and even mental health issues. He is, in a word, a gem!

It is very hard to write a review for Dr. Mays' office…read more Dr Mays himself is excellent! Warm, friendly, knowledgeable, just a great doctor. Unfortunately, his office staff sets the gold standard for incompetence, rudeness, and general discord. They cannot get anything straight, lose appointments, do not return calls, and have horrible manners. It took me 3 days of repeated phone calls to get them to get me a referral. Each time I called they had messes some other aspect of it up. The other problem is that the office is only open a few hours a day. The do not open until around 10:00am (sometimes later) and then close for lunch at noon. They reopen sometime after 1:30, but sometimes as late as 2:00 or 2:30. Then they close at 4:00. I *swear* I am not exaggerating! While this must be very nice for the staff, it makes it very hard to get an appointment, or even reach someone on the phone. So...in short, great doctor, but everything else about going there is pure hell.

Dr Evelyn is very loving, kind, and knowledgeable. She is also very flexible. Whenever I need…read moremedical attention, she is always ready to see me regardless of her busy schedule. If time allows, she will spend as much time as possible with me.

Dr Jackson is a good listener and takes time with her patients. She is a good diagnostician…read more However, she refuses to use electronic records which hinders patient care. If switching locations she doesn't always have the patient record and more critically made an error regarding prescriptions due to a lack of electronic records. Her office staff are rude and nasty creating a barrier between patient and doctor, refusing to pass on messages (and Dr Jackson doesn't have a portal or email). Although she has voicemail her office staff won't put you through to it. Had office staff been better and more accommodating we would have stayed wither her; however they made it impossible. Dr Jackson would do well to hire competent and compassionate staff and become modernized. That said she really is an excellent diagnostician and listens well. So I would recommend her only if you didn't need to see a doctor more than once or twice a year.

I have been with Advanced Internal Medicine for over 10 years with Dr. Shashank Patel as my primary…read moredoctor. Always above and beyond in terms of patient care and personal interest as me as a client. Staff is great as well. I would highly recommend them.

Went to visit Nurse Practitioner Katherine Kemper Dean at MD Daphna Henkin office for my…read moreappointment today and she was very thorough with my questions and concerns.

Dr. Henkin was able to immediately resolve my medical issue. This was after consulting other…read moredoctors with no success and a lot of frustration. The office staff is very friendly and doesn't offer the unfriendly, distant disposition often found in other offices. I'm very pleased with the very high caliber of medical care. I recommend it for elderly patients as well since my family members now go to this office and their care is followed very closely by the doctors in this practice.

Like Anne ,I am also floored by the bad reviews of Dr Harding…read moreMy family has been patients of this doctor for 8 years and we have always been very satisfied and happy with the advise and treatment of both him and his assistants. Dr Harding treats you like a intelligent person and takes all the time it takes to listen to your story.He assumes a patient knows his own symptoms best. But after he has listened he speaks with all the wisdom and authority of his many years of experience. I would recommend Dr Harding and Dr Bonnie Chestnut to everybody!

Good old -fashion Doctor who takes a genuine interest in his patients health and well being…read more Reminds me of the turn-of the century type of doctor who used to make house calls. Has a calming demeanor. Does not treat patients like a number but asks AND REMEMBERS individual life events. My family used to go to his office in Mt Airy but closed it a few years ago. We felt so comfortable with Dr. Harding that we decided to follow him to the Olney office which is 30 minutes away. I do agree with the other reviewer, to a degree, that Dr. Harding is quick to prescribe medicine that sometimes treats the symptoms and not always the root cause. This may be an overly-compassionate desire to relieve discomfort in his patients. In any case, I believe everyone has to be their own health care advocate by asking lots of questions or have someone to act in that capacity. I was impressed to learn that Dr. Harding shares his time and talents with others who are less fortunate by financing his own mission trips abroad to assist patients in under-privileged countries who cannot afford or do not have access to modern health care. This speaks volumes to his compassion. My only other complaint is that I cannot remember the offices hours which are consistent week to week but not standard day-to-day -- but that is my issue as I cannot instantly the office hours for any given day but instead have to reference it. But that is a minor inconvenience and more of a burden on my memory than anything else.