I came to this location while in town visiting family. There are no Quest Diagnostics near where I…read morelive. I needed to get blood work done for my insurance company, which they have a partnership with. In the past, I have gone to their clinic located in Dunwoody, GA, and have always had a pleasant experience there. This location was not as pleasant. So I arrived at 10:33 am and my appt was for 10:10am, so I was late. It was not a big deal because they take walk ins. I simply needed to make an appointment to ensure the location had my paperwork when i arrived. I walked into a completely empty room, and no patients at all were waiting. There were 4 women behind the window having a conversation. They glanced at me when I walked in, said nothing, and then went back to the conversation. I proceeded to go to the kiosk located right in front of the window and signed in. The computer allowed me to choose a walk-in appointment since I was late. The next available appt was 11am, but the computer said they would call me when they were able to. I sat down, and 15 minutes later, one of the women called my name, and I walked over to the window, giving her my insurance card and ID. Once everything was scanned, she called me to the back. My interaction with the woman was good. She was amicable and got straight to business. She did the exam and blood work with care, and I was in and out within 10 minutes. The exam room and the entire clinic seemed dirty. I could smell the bathroom just sitting in the room across from it. A little paint and bleach go a long way. It must have been a slow day because I did not see any patients at the facility during my entire visit. Overall, it was an ok experience. I was able to get what I needed done. If I lived in the area and needed to go back to Quest Diagnostics, I would probably choose another location.

Have been here a couple of times. Have never had to wait more than 10-15 min.Technicians are…read morepleasant and efficient. I usually go between 10-11am so its less busy then I assume

I saw Dr. Michelson at the After Hours Care and she was wonderful. She isn't my regular Dr but she…read morewas patient and caring. She took the time to explain everything and showed me pictures online to better explain what was going on. I'm so glad that Clinical Associates has After Hours Care.

An office best avoided. Has seriously gone downhill. I saw the fabulous Christine Manko for many…read moreyears until she retired. Then I switched to Syma Rizvi. I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt and presuming she was under pressure to see a lot of patients as quickly as possible and this explains the careless treatment I consistently received. She was usually very unclear in explaining things and in too much of a hurry to answer questions, which she would sometimes refer to her assistant, who was also clueless. The whole office was horribly run. No one live ever answered the phone. You had to leave a voicemail. Calls were usually not returned the same day. It could take days to set up an appointment. After a visit, I often got a followup survey about my experience emailed to me. But when I filled it out and tried to email it back, I would get an error message about a server problem. Every single time!!! Nothing about this particular office works! Truly an awful experience! So glad to be done with them. Used to be so much better.

This review is specifically for Dr. Tara Chadwick, my new OB/GYN. I know it's kind of weird to…read morewrite a review on this, but women know how important this is. Dr. Chadwick is awesome. She explains everything and is very easy to talk to. I'm very happy going to her now that my prior physician retired. Highly recommend if you are part of the Mercy medical system.

I would like to give Dr Ernestine Wright 5 stars but I can't . I had all the test done that she…read morerequested . I have called 4 times for my test results and she has never returned my calls . Now I need to find another PCP .

I have had both great and terrible experiences with both clinicians and office support staff. I am…read morehappy with my current PCP at Clinical Associates. However, I felt traumatized by my treatment by a previous PCP there, her medical assistant and the office staff. All seemed careless, marginally competent at best and indifferent to whether I lived or died if it required any time, attention or effort on their part. It did not appear to be anything personal. The whole experience felt totally impersonal. This was the Woodholme office, which seems horribly poorly managed with zero quality control standards. No one ever answers the phone. You have to leave a message. Maybe they call you back within 24 hours, maybe they don't. I don't think I ever got any response to any messages sent through the patient portal to my previous PCP. I once had a telehealth appointment scheduled with her, used the link the office sent me and waited about 45 minutes without her showing up. Tried calling the office. No one answered, as usual. No one responded to my voicemail. She finally called me several hours later and claimed the staff had some problem processing my insurance. God forbid they treat me without making sure the insurance claim went through. Nevermind that my insurance hadn't changed since my previous visit and no one else has ever mentioned having this problem. I was very confused, frustrated and disappointed by the process and the lack of respect it displayed for me as a patient, especially since no one called to let me know what was going on or to check whether I could be available later. I got a perfunctory apology and the sense that my PCP did not think this was any big deal. Just one bad experience among several over a couple of years before I fired her. Should have done it sooner. Until recently, I also had a specialist at the Woodholme office, but she left the practice and wasn't allowed to tell her patients where she was going. She referred me to a colleague, which would have been fine EXCEPT when I tried in March to make a follow-up appointment, no one was available until November! Unacceptable when I'm trying to manage a serious medical condition, had just recently been put on a new medication, and had some concerns I felt needed monitoring. Fortunately, I was able to get an appointment with a few weeks with a specialist at a different practice. I used to have a fantastic PCP and eye doctor with Clinical Associates, but both retired several years ago. Since then, things seem to have gone extremely downhill. I am giving them two stars only because I like my current PCP so much. She is in the Reisterstown office, where a real person answers the phone most of the time, voicemail messages are returned the same day and my messages through the patient portal are promptly addressed. Based on my experience, I would give the Reisterstown office four stars (have had some isolated issues with one very unprofessional staff person there or else it would be five stars) and the Woodholme office zero stars.

Dr. Loeb is wonderful. She's a great listener, and I can't stress enough how important that is in a…read morepractitioner. She's empathetic, encouraging and has a killer sense of humor. Not to mention how great her care is!

The check‑in desk closed an hour earlier than the posted closing time, which wasn't acceptable…read more Because of that, I wasn't able to get my wristband.

Everything is under one roof. More specialized services can be referred another Kaiser center. The…read morelab is very efficient, as are all the staff, technicians and doctors.

Their billing department is completely incompetent. They repeatedly billed BCBS with a code that…read morepaid them nothing and tried to collect from me even though every explanation of benefits or explanation of payment clearly states that the patient is not responsible for anything that the insurance company doesn't pay (other than the patient's co-pay.) BCBS and I had many phone calls with them trying to get them to submit the claim with the correct code. They continually use the wrong code and didn't get paid and kept trying to collect the money from me. Eventually, with Blue Cross Blue Shield giving them a special exception so that they could file their form even though it was past the deadline, they were able to collect some money from Blue Cross Blue Shield and I paid my co-pay. My visit was in March 2023, and they didn't get things straight with Blue Cross Blue Shield until July 2025. Here it is August 2026, and I got a notice that they sent me to a collection agency for the entire amount that they tried to bill Blue Cross Blue Shield! I again got Blue Cross Blue Shield on the phone with their billing agent, who says oh no, they pulled it back from collections after they received payment in July 2025. Yet the collection agency took 13 months to find me, since I moved out of state in April 2025. If indeed clinical associates had canceled the collection on me, the collection agency had 13 months to take me off their list yet they didn't. If you receive any bills from this practice, I suggest you look very carefully to make sure that you or your insurance company haven't already paid them.

I felt welcome, heard and treated well. I appreciate the service and time allotted for appts.read more

I made a same day weekday appointment for 3pm. Checked in a little late (around 10 mins after…read moreappointment time, 310pm). I had to pay for services right when I checked in. I waited around 1 hour in the waiting room before being brought back, around 410pm. I waited in the back for about an hour before being seen by a provider, around 510pm. The motion sensor lights in the room literally turned off like 3 times because I laid there waiting for so long. I was seen by the provider for less than 10 minutes total. I wasn't in a rush to go anywhere afterwards, but if I did have plans after my appointment they would've been severely delayed. The front desk staff, nursing/ medical assisting staff and the PA seemed professional and friendly. Though the extended wait times with uncertainty of when I'd be seen rubbed me the wrong way. There wasn't a clear estimate given about the wait time, but I was told there were maybe 3 people ahead of me. I also overheard through the door something about how I was supposed to be seen before someone else, but "Oh well". That was the tipping point. Way too blasé, like it happens all the time, I guess? A suggestion is putting in a better system to avoid seeing patients out of order and causing others to wait longer unnecessarily? There weren't clear instructions given about what to do if symptoms persisted even after medication or other treatment options provided. Or possible explanations about why I had this problem. Just "Oh so this is what's happening, and here's some medication I can write for you. Okay, thanks. Bye."

I feel very confident when I say that your experience at most urgent care facilities SUCKS, but…read morethis one stands apart. They are quick to see you, are kind, provide updates on the length of time you'll be waiting, etc. They don't simply do perfunctory testing, but also examine you and make an effort to understand your symptoms. Wait times can be long but you go in eyes wide open on the length of time you'll be there vs. others where you'll sit in the waiting room AND the examine room for hours without any updates.