We had an excellent experience with Phlebotomy on Wheels. We scheduled them because our child…read morerefused to get a blood test. They were amazingly kind and calm while our child freaked out. They were professional, skilled, and quick. We highly recommend this service.

Very professional. Picked up phone right away. Paid after service was completed, and phlebotomist…read morewas professional, called and texted to provide ETA. Will continue to use them.

Disclaimer-I visited their other office in Annapolis. After receiving a troublesome result from my…read morephysical that my primary care doctor was unable to explain I had an appointment with Dr. Ipakchi. Trying to get an appointment is challenging, but the front office called and informed me of an opening so I could be seen earlier than expected. I was really impressed by friendliness of the front staff and by the doctor's knowledge. He fully listened to my concerns and ordered another test to test his hypothesis. Luckily for me, everything went ok and I no longer need to visit this office.

Technically, my check-in was for their Annapolis location, but it's not on Yelp yet. Same people,…read morethough. I really love this place. The doctors are super friendly and highly professional. They give you the straight news without fluff, but they have great personalities, too. Friendly, but serious. The administrators have been super wonderful with me, as well. I've talked to the Greenbelt person before and she's very friendly over the phone. The Annapolis rep is as well, and she's very professional but kind and friendly in person, too. Great "bedside manner," so to speak. Knows how to connect to patients, while still being very professional. I obviously don't like that I have to see a doctor, because that generally means you're not 100% healthy, but if I had to pick one, it would be Dr. Ruddick (or Dr. Ipakchi). In fairness, those are the only two I think I have ever dealt with, but they are both amazing. Hard to pick just one.

Dr. Adaku Onukogu was recommended to me by my Doctor at my Pain Management Center at Holy Cross…read moreHospital. My primary care doctor moved away, so I had been researching for a new doctor to replace her. Dr Adaku Onukogu is well knowledgeable in most all fields and is not hesitant in recommending great specialists who know and are experienced She is brilliant, performs all the right tests or sends me for further imagining. She reports back to me the findings. Now that I am 79.5 years old, my daughter accompanies me to all doctor appointments and some testing appointments. She will make room in her busy schedule to see me. I am so relieved to have a doctor who listens to my reasons why I need to see her ASAP ... and unlike others reviewing here, I found her staff and nurses excellent, proficient and welcoming! Rene'

Today was my first visit to Dr O's office. Foolish me, I was used to loooooonnnnnng waits at other…read moredoctors' offices so I arrived 45 min early. The office wasn't open yet. Unbeknownst to me, I met Dr O at the door and she kindly pointed me to a nearby cafe. When I returned, she had opened a little early and let me in. The entire staff was friendly and efficient. Dr O was incredibly thorough and even after I had raised some forgotten concerns, she repeatedly asked, "Anything else?" Her calm, friendly manner quieted some of my fears and white coat anxiety. I booked my 6 month follow up and am looking forward (???) to my next appointment. I feel like I have a team cheering me on to good health! Thank you!

Dr G is amazing! I was sick for three years and no one could find anything. Dr G ordered me an MRI…read morewithin the week and found a tumor. Within the next day she had me seen at John's Hopkins and opened up the office early to get an emergency EEG. Truly so attentive and knowledgeable- Gabri

I chose this practice based on great reviews, which made my actual experience even more…read moredisappointing. I was a patient here for several weeks of neurological follow-up care and would not recommend this practice. Appointments felt rushed and impersonal, more like being moved through a checklist of tests than receiving actual medical review. It didn't feel like my records or imaging were reviewed closely before visits. On more than one occasion, I was told things about my results and condition that simply weren't accurate compared to what the actual reports showed -- whether that came from guessing, not reviewing the records, or something else, I can't say, but it wasn't reliable information. One report's clinical interpretation section was also left completely blank. Equipment issues added to the frustration -- testing machines broke down or malfunctioned during my visits, requiring restarts and delays without much explanation, which left me questioning the reliability of some of my results. If you ask questions or disagree with the assessment you're given, be prepared to be met with frustration and fear-based responses rather than an actual conversation. It didn't feel like I was allowed to think critically about or understand my own health -- it felt more like being dictated to than partnered with. Communication was frequently alarming and delivered without much nuance or context, which added unnecessary fear to an already difficult time, rather than the clear, evidence-based guidance I was hoping for. There was also a heavy presence of interns/students in and out of exam rooms, and the office itself felt disorganized and cluttered -- food left out in patient areas, unrelated promotional materials in the waiting area, and a general sense of a high-volume operation rather than a place built around careful, individualized care. Maybe this approach works for some patients, and if it does, I'm genuinely glad. But I've been fortunate to have excellent physicians throughout my life who actually cared, listened, and practiced in the spirit of the Hippocratic oath -- and this was not that. What I needed was a doctor who genuinely understood my situation and treated me with real care, not one who seemed to rely on fear to keep patients coming back. I ultimately sought a second opinion elsewhere and would encourage anyone considering this practice to do the same before committing to ongoing care here.

Fast and easy process. If you stick with the plan the weight literally falls off…read more Also the pricing is really low compared to other places. Check them out.

This was an excellent program with guaranteed results until recently when the business decided to…read morestart mailing medications instead of providing them at the end of your appointment. This business use to provide the pre-filled syringes of medication at the end of your appointment after performing a health assessment and discussing the best options. You were then given the option of the medical staff administering your first shot and taking the other 2 pre-filled syringes home to administer yourself or taking all 3 pre-filled syringes home to administer yourself. Recently, the business started the new practice of mailing medications in a box with ice instead providing patients with the 3 pre-filled syringes or providing patients the option of the medical staff administering the first one at the clinic. This clinic no longer administers the first shot. They no longer provide the or/filled syringes at the end of the appointment. The new process involves waiting to receive the medications in the mail. This significantly delays progress. On average you have to wait 4-5 days before you see the medication now. You have to wait to find out when it's shipped which takes days. In addition, this medication is suppose to stay frozen but people work and if you are going to leave a package on someone's door step that is temperature sensitive in August, that seems like a bit of an issue. The box that it is mailed in is far too large to fit into a mailbox, so you need to get home early. If you live in an apartment you could ask the office at your apartment complex to hold it, but those offices close early and that means a working person may not be able to get the medications and start until a week after the office appointment. What is really troublesome is that you are mailed empty syringes, alcohol rubs. and bottles of and medications with no directions. The medication is a pain to get in the syringes and then you have to call the clinic to confirm the specific dosage you need since the measurement on the syringes not match the measurement type that you were told you would be prescribed while at the clinic. I was told that you can ask that the medication be mailed to the clinic but that means a second visit before you can start your medication and usually that means a week delay to your start. To add insult to injury, you are told to return in 3 weeks but you are already a week behind the day you should have started. All this new process has done is cause discouragement and a desire to start looking at other programs to determine if it's possible to get the medication injected at the clinic to ensure you are doing it right or at least get the prefilled syringes while at your appointment. I asked about this change and I was told it was a law. I do not see any law regarding doctors bring required to mail all medications to patients.