I've been going here for over 40 years. I've gone to other doctors and they had no clue what was…read moregoing on. I could just walk into the office and look at me and tell me exactly what was going on and that was the problem. He's the best the doctor. And the staff is incredible

I am so grateful for Dr. Kurylas and his wonderful staff. I have been his patient for more than 10…read moreyears, and throughout that time he has always been there for both me and my husband. He takes the time to answer our questions, provides thoughtful advice, and refers us to the right specialists when needed. Dr. Kurylas is kind, compassionate, and highly professional. I truly admire his knowledge and his prompt responses to our many requests, whether it's for a prescription refill, a referral, or an unexpected illness. I highly recommend Dr. Kurylas to anyone looking for an exceptional primary care physician

I want to begin by saying that I find Dr. Alice Williams to be an exceptional physician. She takes…read moreher time, great sense of humor, extremely thorough, warm, and caring. I would highly recommend her. I am giving this review 1-star because I was unable to give it a negative zero based SOLELY on the front desk service at her practice. I'm not sure if Dr. Williams is not aware of what goes on at the front desk while she practicing, but it's the absolute worst front desk service I have experienced in my adult life of scheduling appointments. Ever! I first saw Dr. Williams last year after scheduling a physical. It took me 4 months of calling just to get someone to call me back after leaving voicemails. Fast forward to this year... Two months ago (yes TWO) I scheduled an tele-visit for July 28th at 3:00 p.m. The doctor was a no-show. I called after 5:00 p.m. on July 28, 2023, to reschedule the visit. I left a message asking for an in-person visit instead. I called Saturday with no expectation of anyone being in the office, but I wanted to leave a message hoping to receive a return call on Monday. Monday, July 31, 2023, in the afternoon I called and a live voicemail service answered my call. The person happened to be the same gentleman who scheduled my July 28th. appointment. I was transferred to the receptionist, got the voicemail, and left a message. I called a second time on July 31st at 4:15 p.m. and left a message. Still, no return call. Tuesday, August 1, I call after 11:00 a.m. The live voice service transferred me to the receptionist. No receptionist, so I leave another voicemail. Noontime I call again and this time I left another voicemail expressing that this is the worst front desk service I ever had. I do not know what it takes to get someone to return the call, but this is not a good service. I was unable to write a shorter review because the details are important. If you want a great doctor, you will find it in Dr. Williams, but getting a person on the phone in order to make your appointment is where you are going to find the problem. If the receptionist is unable to handle the job, then she is not suited for the job.

As if this place couldn't get any worse. I just received a bill in the mail for $210. The bill…read morestates that it is for a Level 2 New Patient Office Visit. First of all, I never came into the office whatsoever. I actually had a video chat call on my computer from home that was less than 30 minutes. Not only that, but I was literally told that I needed to go see another doctor. So nothing was done for me whatsoever but I am being charged $210 for a Level 2 office visit? This place is clearly desperate for money and is upcharging for things that they didn't even do.

This practice does not care for it's patients. Dr Berez is actually very caring when you get to…read morehim. His office staff and on call staff are horrible. Here is our story.. my husband was in a serious accident today. I have connections in healthcare and was able to expedite his care. He had 3 significant breaks and a tear in his shoulder. We called Berezs office for an orthopedic referral and pain meds. The office closed at 2pm and had no on call option. We were told to deal with it or go to hospital. Unacceptable. Do not use this practice. I had to do 1 star because 0 isn't an option.

If I could give "zero" stars, I would. Since being sold to Luminus Health, the practice has…read moresignificantly changed. The front desk staff are not friendly and short both in person and on the phone. One possible reason may be attributed to changes in policy by the corporation and onslaught of patients now attempting to be seen. If you're an existing patient, good luck scheduling an appointment to see your long term physician. If you were unlucky enough to lose your physician due to retirement, know that the replacement physician quit after a very short time and the practice does not have another replacement. Instead, they're essentially telling you, "Good luck" finding another practice because this one can no longer accommodate you." Do yourself a favor and quickly seek a different practice not owned by a large corporation.

I have been a patient at this office for more than 10 years. My doctor recently retired. I called…read moreto switch to a new doctor and was told that I had to see his replacement, that I can't switch to the doctor of my choice in the practice. I looked up one of the doctors I wanted and it said she is accepting new patients. So if I'm a new patient I can choose a doctor that has availability but an existing patient doesn't have that option? This office has really gone downhill, no wonder my doctor retired.

I've never had an issue with this place. I've been coming here for primary care for years now, and…read moreit's always a good experience. It's typically very easy to get appointments, even same-day if you call really early. My wait is never very long, probably 20-30 TOPS ever. The nurses are all very friendly and helpful, and I also never have to wait long for the Dr after I go back. It's also inexpensive if you don't have health insurance, at $40-$60 per sick-visit, depending on what you needed. I always see Dr. Tadimalla. I recently had a bad allergic reaction to penicillin and she was genuinely concerned and very helpful, not dismissive like some Dr's can be. The place is also very clean, and has a nice little waiting area for kids if need be.

I normally don't post reviews because most often it doesn't help however I bit the bullet and did…read morethis one. I went to see a Dr. Best here at this practice. She looked at me like I was in another time zone when explaining to her regarding my nail fungus. Not once did she tell me whether she would or could give me any antifungal medicine to cure whatever fingernail fungus I had. Not once did she even attempt to take a speciman so that she could accurately diagnose the problem. I knew right then I would never ever go back to this practice. I wish I could call my insurance company to inform them not to pay her anything. Please don't waste your time with her. Find another dermatologist. I learned...smh.

I came in because they have just started opening the practice to new patients…read more I was really happy with the level of service and care that I received. The staff was warm and friendly and it was a great experience all the way around.

Dr. Aliabadi is amazing. We drive 45 mins just to see him because he is that good! He is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, even about things that are rare. He is cautious without being over zealous. He also respects alternate parenting views, ex. delayed vacs. If we have to wait 10 mins that is a long time. I am usually in and out in 30 mins. I can't imagine having another doctor for my kids.

Simita Talwar is the worst doctor I have ever been to. I am still smh over the whole experience. I…read morewalk into her office (11 am) and no one even looked up from behind the reception desk. I stood there for a few minutes then I finally said good morning to which my greeting was returned by, did you fill out the paperwork from the website. I hand over the paperwork then go sit down. That was the first turn off but I keep an open mind. The second turn off was it had to be 80 degrees in there. I actually fanned myself while I waited to be seen. I waited 40 minutes past my appt. time to be seen. (now 11:40 am) Fine. It happens. Except I was the only patient in the place. Still keeping that open mind. But here's the part that blew my mind. She had an assistant come in and ask me a round of questions as to why I was there, medical history, etc. (He was actually very nice-too bad he wasn't the dr.) Well, I guess it was taking too long so the dr. comes in (11:50) and says we have lunch at 12 and then I have a meeting so we need to hurry. I am not kidding. That is exactly what she said before she even introduced herself! (It was my first visit). Mind closing. I asked if I should came back at better time and she said if you have a lot of issues you may need too. (Wow) I said I am only here for one issue but I can come back at a more convenient time because I don't want to cut into your lunchtime. Once again she said I may need to if it takes too long because insurance limits the amount of time you can be seen. (ooook) The assistant started telling her the info he had gathered from me and I start thinking to myself, if she wants to eat lunch right at 12:00 why didn't she come in herself and ask me those questions or see me at the actual time of my appt. I knew at this point it wasn't going to work out so I wrapped up the appt without my issue being addressed and was in my car by noon. Mind closed. My previous doctor of 8 years, who recently left the practice I used to go to, would have never treated me or anyone so unprofessionally. I would guess with a reasonable amount of certainty that any 5 star ratings on this doctor are likely family members trying to help her get her practice off the ground. I don't see that happening either. I do wish the kind assistant who I saw first the best of luck. He deserves better.

Dr Talwar has been my doctor for years She takes the time to…read morelisten to u and does not rush u out the door The staff is very helpful and friendly and the office is neat and clean. If you call her with an urgent matter she always calls back or u can get an appointment the very same day no waiting a week for an appointment when u are sick The staff is helpful when u have a problem and they care about there patients

Dr. Robertson is an amazing doctor! Personable and never in a rush. I have been seeing her for…read moreyears and cannot recommend her more highly. She is my doctor for LIFE.

Genie is my concierge physician . I had 3 stents put in and I trust her for all my care . An…read moreexcellent diagnostician

My husband and I each switched primary care providers to this office several years ago. Each of us…read moresee Dr. Martin and she is fantastic. From the folks you talked to when you called to place an appointment, to the front desk staff when you arrive, everybody is very friendly, helpful, but also professional. Dr. Martin's support staff is also great. When you're getting your vitals taken, you're never treated like they are in a rush and they also always make sure to answer any questions you may have. Dr. Martin is amazing. She is incredibly knowledgeable and thorough, but takes a whole body approach. She asks a lot of questions and gives you time to share any of your concerns with her. Neither of us have ever felt rushed when we were. The office is very spacious with a large waiting area and very well-maintained. If you need lab work done, they even have a lab downstairs in the same building; so it's very convenient. If you're looking to switch primary care providers, I cannot say enough great things about this practice.

I had an appointment with Danny Huy Nguyen at 2:30PM. Unfortunately I arrived 15 min late. They…read morehad to check with the doctor who decided to turn me away. It's funny how patients can wait 15 min or more but doctors can make you wait much longer. This doctor decided his time was just too important with an empty waiting room. Totally unacceptable. Johns Hopkins apparently doesn't have a late policy at all locations... From a quick web search: Johns Hopkins has different late policies by department, but generally, being more than 10-15 minutes late may result in rescheduling or being placed on a waitlist for later availability, so it is crucial to call the specific clinic ahead of time. Some locations also apply a grace period, while others consider lateness a no-show, potentially leading to a fee or even discharge from the practice for repeat offenses. Not good customer service. I think I'll find a new doctor and new location.