I've been seeing Dr. Daya for 13 years and he remains the same kindhearted, gentle, and decent man…read morehe has been since the beginning. I was late scheduling my yearly exam (three years late) so I stopped in to make an appointment since I was having another doctor visit in the same building. What a surprise to see Dr. Daya walk in and I was told he could see me immediately. What? I literally walked in off the street. I asked him if he knew he took walk ins. Today he does. :) The exam isn't fun. Dental work runs a close race. He was gentle as always and then met with me in his office to talk about follow up care and medications I might need. Then we chatted as usual and that just made my day.

I have been a patiemt of Dr. Pegues for 30 years. I followed him from his first practice 28 years…read moreago and would still follow him. He is very attentive, listens to my concerns and goes the extra mile to figure out any issues. The staff is extremely friendly and pleasant. Having a lab to draw blood right in the office is very convenient. I can't recommend highly enough!

Doctor J is a very caring doctor. She takes her time to listen and give you good advise with moving…read moreforward towards better health choices.

From the owner: Substance Abuse, Family Practice, Obstetricians and gynecologist, Medical cannabis, Covid testing,…read moresick visits, flu and rsv testing, in-house blood drawn

They are the best , from doctors to nurses. They takes good care of their patients & their…read moremedications are very accurate. You won't regret trying them out.

I am so immensely grateful for this place. The staff is kind and professional. The doctors and…read morenurses are thorough, warm, and professional. The cost is really affordable and included all of the necessary services. This place is really a gift. I highly recommend this clinic for all female examinations and concerns.

I had an overall good experience with the doctors here - nice, courteous, answers questions quickly…read moreon Mychart, sends out results of test work with explanations. I do agree with some prior comments mentioning that staff needs some work. For example some of the phlebotomists could be better - e.g. not using gloves or using broken gloves. The billing and medical records personnel could be more courteous instead of dismissive and accusatory. Covid-19 practices: social distancing in effect. Limited patients. I always only saw 1-2 patients around which was nice. Despite this, it was easy to get an appointment, which I appreciated. Though they require masks, I did see a patient allowed in without a mask, which felt a bit unsafe. Perhaps she could have been provided a mask if she did not have one rather than allowed in without one. The staff were all masked, though where the phlebotomists congregate, they had masks off. This is another reason why they should wear appropriate gloves as I mentioned above. The lady who drew my blood had her mask half off before I entered, and when I arrived, she out her mask back on, but with her broken gloved hand! She did not wash her hands nor put on new gloves. I was kind of worried, so immediately after washed my entire arm with soap and water and went home to shower ASAP. Maybe I am being a bit paranoid, but with unknown effects of the virus on a fetus (and some scary reports coming out regarding placental infection and stillbirths), I do not want to take any chances. I have been fully quarantining, so definitely do not want to pick up a virus at a doctor's!

I have no idea why it has taken me this long to leave this horrific practice group. It is…read moredespicable that a group that employs only female healthcare providers continues to perpetuate the standard across healthcare of not listening to their female patients. 4/15/25 I go into the office saying my water broke. Dr. Hoffman herself tells me "not it didn't, go home" .. 24 hours later, I finally trust myself and go into L&D. my water was broken for over 24 hours putting me and baby at risk of infection. I'm forced to stay extra time in the hospital due to risk of infection. June 2025, 7 weeks postpartum, they perforate my uterus trying to place an IUD. december 2025 I return for another IUD placement (after having to leave 3+ voicemails to make an appointment). I am pregnant (remember the failed IUD attempt), obviously no IUD placed at this appointment. January 2026 I came in for a first trimester appointment. They ask how my IUD is. WHAT??? I AM PREGNANT! Ludicrous. i end up miscarrying. Return April 2027 for another IUD attempt. It is placed but I am having severe pelvic pain. I re for a follow up on 4/20 expressing my concern about pain given the previous IUD perforation. NP Tiara Tolbert LAUGHS at me and says "that is normal and not a reason to be seen." 6 days later I am in worse pain than being in labor, not normal for 3 weeks postpartum-IUD insertion. They tell me again on the phone nothing is wrong although they have not checked me for an infection or examined me otherwise. Do not trust them with your reproductive health. They do not care about you.

When visiting Johns Hopkins for a second opinion or an expert medical opinion, it is important to…read moreunderstand their diagnosis and treatment model. Many patients like myself are enamored by the credentials of their specialists. What you don't realize until you get there is that you really don't get the benefit of that expertise. Instead, your treatment is handed off to medical students. Frankly, you the patient are much more valuable to Johns Hopkins and their teaching program than they are to you and your medical condition. While I have no problem with Hopkins being a teaching hospital, I do have a problem with the bait and switch approach to healthcare in terms of how residents are integrated into care of patients seeking expert medical care. When a patient pays good money for an expert second opinion, the expectation is that the specialist advertised will be the one who actually conducts a thorough review of your medical records. That is NOT what happens at Johns Hopkins. The residents take oral histories from the patient and reports it back to the billing physician. Based on the resident's oral report and recommendations, the billing physician then comes in the room and gives you their opinion. NO physical exam and only a cursory, confirming conversation about what the resident has told them. It is also very important to note that this typically is done without a close review of your specific medical documentation. There is something very irresponsible about this healthcare approach regardless of the laurels on which this hospital and its outpatient clinics rest. Patients often forget or miss important details that are found in blood work, X-rays and other valuable medical documentation. To exclude that information from the formal diagnostic process is just plain wrong. I definitely would NOT recommend Hopkins for anyone seeking a valid second opinion or even initial opinion on a complex medical issue. The thoroughness is simply not there in terms of a combined clinical AND medical assessment of patients.

I made a new patient appointment at tge odenton location. I got lost and had to call. Once i…read morefigured out where they were located i was 15 min late. Dr. Zinalabedini refused to see me and told me i had to reschedule. I was furious! So unprofessional and uncaring. Why would i want to reschedule with a doctor like that? No thank you. Moved on to great doctor in Pasadena