I had my right foot totally reconstructed in March 2017. I followed the post op instructions and…read moretook care of myself, and my foot healed beautifully. Dr. Jeffrie Brodie, who is a foot and ankle specialist, is amazing! He listens and explains everything that is happening. If you are having foot surgery, it's a long process. Make sure you have a good support system at home. Also, I was back to work way sooner than I anticipated. I don't know anything about any of the other doctors in the practice, but I highly recommend Dr. Brodie!

I wish the staff will discussed price of the equipment before providing to the patient. I was given…read morewalker later I was billed for $61.00 which cost $23.00 on Amazon they also provided a new removable boot I wonder how much this will cost me. I guess I should asked

I was sent to dr. Cavanaugh for lead placement for a spinal stimulator. He responded I was too fat…read morefor surgery. I get that I'm fat. But you don't need to be condescending and cold!

Dr. Cavanaugh is the most caring and hardworking doctor I have ever had. I broke my back in Italy…read moreand when I came back to the states, I knew I needed to see a doctor to help me. I talked to my primary care doc ( who I also love) and he called Dr. Cavanaugh. Before he even finished telling Cavanaugh about me, he was getting things in place to see me. Dr. Cavanaugh has a great bedside manner and is a greatly skilled surgeon. He repaired and straightened my back and did more for me than I imagined. He has a PA, Mina who is equally skilled and caring and both of them take their time to listen and answer all your questions and don't rush you out. In fact, his whole staff is just as dedicated, hard working, kind, and efficient. When we were in the waiting room, his staff brought around snacks and water. Who does that? To get a doctor who is so amazing can happen but to get a doctor and staff that are equally amazing is incredibly rare. I would not allow any other orthopedic surgeon touch my back. Dr. Cavanaugh and staff are my precious gems!

I'm here for an injury that happened and work at my therapist is GREAT. Awesome staff and located…read moreright next to the BAAC

Dr Raj seemed great at first. However he did not care to…read morelisten to my concerns. Okay, you say I need a hip replacement.."what about the extreme pain in my Thigh"? He said you're not here for your leg, you're here for your hip. I said if the thigh pain is still there after surgery, then what? No response He gave me a referral for PT to go to before Surgery. I made appt and went, however I was told after they reviewed my multiple Chronic Issues that my problems were too severe to be treated with PT. So no Surgery, only getting worse. I feel completely unheard!

After my appointment several weeks ago...I have went through what I liked and didn't like about my…read morevisit. I feel Dr Raj is a very good Dr. However I don't feel he was good at answering concerns I had about Surgery. I have multiple "major concerns" with my spine. Also pelvic,leg/ thigh pain I was told might go away. I can't imagine going through Surgery and still having the leg pain. So I must make a tough decision. Thanks Dr Raj

Husband was called for appt reminder on Friday 8/7 for today 8/10. We arrived 20 minutes early and…read morewent to the second office where he usually goes for procedures and entered through unlocked door to the office. After sitting there for over 35 minutes I told my husband, who walks with a walker, to sit there while I went to the other office down the hall to see if we were in the right place since no one had come to the desk to check us in. There I was told that we were in the wrong area and that he could not be seen since he was considered late by this office. I explained we had been sitting there all that time in an empty office with no service. If that office was closed for procedures today why was the door unlocked with no one there. I was told they didn't know because both offices did not communicate with each other. After being quite upset that he would be rescheduled another person came to the desk and said they had an opening for 11:00 if we wanted to wait. I said yes after driving an hour to get here and getting my husband out of the car and into the building we would wait. I then went down the hall to the other office to get my husband. Still an empty office, unlocked, and no front desk help. It's very unnerving to hear that two offices working for the same faculty do not communicate with each other and could care less about an unlocked, unmanned office, and handicapped people under their care.

I have been a patient at Clearway Pain Solutions in the Bel Air area for almost three years, and…read moreyesterday was the final straw for me. From the very first day I walked into that office, one of the front desk employees the Black woman (ugly hard face) at the front desk has consistently given me an attitude for reasons unknown to me. I would always greet and thank her, yet she would never respond. I tried to ignore it because I was there for medical care, not personal interaction, and I never caused any issues. There were many times I wanted to complain about her nasty attitude, but I chose not to. Over time, I also began noticing unprofessional behavior from Monica and other staff members. They would stand behind the desk near the waiting room laughing and talking loudly while patients, including myself, sat waiting to be seen. On one occasion, I was the only patient left in the waiting room and I was in pain, yet Monica still took an extremely long time to see me. There were multiple visits where I waited close to two hours total before being called back and being seen. At first, Monica seemed attentive and caring toward her patients, but lately that has changed. She appears friendly on the surface, but over time I began to feel judged rather than supported. I truly believe she assumes I am opioid dependent, while failing to understand that I have a legitimate medical condition that requires pain management.There were several occasions where she would remind me that the clinic does not specialize in pain management and that it focuses on spine care, as if she were doing me a favor. She refused to increase my 5 mg oxycodone to 10 mg, despite my ongoing pain and being a long time patient who never misused her medication. Ironically, when my insurance denied coverage for a pain relief patch and suggested medications such as fentanyl or morphine, I declined them myself and chose to remain on oxycodone because I did not want stronger medications. I have repeatedly expressed that I wish I did not have to rely on medication just to function normally. I also explained that pain management was recommended by hospital doctors because they are limited in what they can prescribe for my condition. I have even discussed with my hematologist how dismissed and doubted I sometimes feel during appointments with Monica. It often seems as though my condition is not taken seriously or fully understood. Now, regarding what happened yesterday: Last month, I attended my scheduled 1:30 p.m. appointment, and before leaving, I was scheduled for a 2:30 p.m. appointment for 5/19. I specifically remember this because I always confirmed my schedule times and I planned to speak with Monica again about how I felt regarding my treatment and concerns. When I arrived yesterday, I greeted the black (hard face) front desk employee, and once again, I was ignored. I was only nine minutes late, and they supposedly allow a ten-minute grace period. (Ironically, there was another time I was exactly ten minutes late and still got turned away.) After about five minutes, the front desk employee (ugly hard face) went to the back and returned with another staff member who informed me that I needed to reschedule. I explained that my appointment was supposed to be at 2:30 p.m., not 1:30 p.m. The staff member then confirmed that my original 2:30 appointment had apparently been changed to 1:30 without my knowledge. The front desk employee (hard face) repeatedly told me I would have to reschedule. I calmly asked if I could at least receive an apology since I had never been informed about the change. Instead, she insisted that I had been told in person during my last visit and even claimed she remembered my "exact words." The problem is, those were not my words, and I do not even speak the way she claimed I did. I refused to take accountability for something I know did not happen. I asked again for a simple apology, and both employees remained silent. At that point, I decided I had tolerated enough disrespect and unprofessionalism. As I walked away, hard face suddenly asked if I wanted to reschedule, but by then I was done. Honestly, I cannot believe I stayed with Clearway Pain Solutions as long as I did. I only remained because I did not want the hassle of starting over elsewhere as a patient, but enough is enough.

For a fractured elbow, excellent above excellent care. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff made…read moreme always comfortable and ready to take on the task. Love all who worked with me for this period of time.

Following complete knee replacement surgery I was sent to ATI, in BelAir, Maryland for physical…read moretherapy. I was impressed with the thoroughness of the initial evaluation. And, it just got better from there. My program was designed for me by professionals who take their responsibility seriously. I interacted with a few of the therapists. Each was professional, caring and kind. That was 2 years ago. On January 8, 2024 I was undergoing emergency spine surgery. 7 days in the hospital were followed by a one month stay at John's Hopkin's Hospital Rehabilitation Center, Baltimore, MD. It wasn't until last week that I was cleared for outpatient physical therapy. I, without hesitation, selected ATI. Once again my evaluation was very thorough. And, once again I felt well taken care of. I was delighted to see several of the staff who helped me with my knee recovery. I highly recommend ATI, BelAir. I can't imagine going to any other physical therapy company.

I was in severe pain from a slipped and degenerative disc in my lower back. I made an appointment…read moreto see Dr, Schneider and was told to arrive at 3 pm for a 3:30 appointment. I showed up at 3:15 because the hospital had closed the regular entrance because of covid 19 concerns and, having difficulty walking, I had to take a long circuitous route to his office. When I did arrive I was met by a rude staff member who said the Doctor may not be able to see me, because I am late, but fill out the paper work anyway. I did, and as I was ready to turn it in right at 3:30 I was told that I needed to reschedule. What? I said, for a consultation you are going to ask me to come back? I said "forget about it. I'll go somewhere else". Which I did and very happy that I went to see Dr. Bednarek at GBMC. What an inconsiderate office and Doctor! Is there a negative rating I can give this practice?

i am very late in writing this review for iDr Holt has been my doctor for over 35 years. i cannot…read moreimagine another doctor caring about his patients the way Dr. Holt does. so many times he has saved my life. He has a gift and shares it with all his patients. He does not stop til he has done everything he can to find an answer.And He has never been wrong, though i have challenged him a few times. What a sweet, positive, intelligent, God-fearing, America-loving, down to earth, person and physician, God Bless Dr. Holt!

He is a wonderful doctor and takes his time with each patient. He was able to give me a proper…read morediagnosis for my condition. May God Bless him!