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Women's Health | UM Professional Building
419 W Redwood St # 500, Baltimore
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Initially after the first visit with Dr. Marks I left a review giving the practice 5 stars…. After reading my after visit report, and my phone correspondence with the practice, I had to change my review to better reflect my experience… There are multiple inconsistencies in the report (and this has happened on more than 3 occasions during my visits among the University of Maryland Medical System practices/hospital)… information that I did not even mention was listed in my chart, things we discussed were documented incorrectly. As an RN myself, and someone who has been in the medical field for over 14 years, I understand that things happen and errors can occur, I... read full review
Horrible experience again and again. I transferred to this office in the beginning of my pregnancy and I had a lot of hope considering it was UMMC. However, I have been disappointed more and more as time goes on. Your blood pressure shouldn't be higher when you leave the office than it was when you arrived. From the disorganization of the front desk, to the nurses never returning your phone call or messages through the portal as they promise they would, to the inconsistency of seeing different providers who all have their own opinions on what testing you should and shouldn't have, to being lectured and felt like I am pushed into things I do not want, to the... read full review
The physicians and medical providers at this office are fantastic to work with. They’re very knowledgeable and attentive during appointments. However, the office staff are disorganized and do not manage the office efficiently, which leads to long wait times before being seen by providers and difficulty getting paperwork completed. Their communication isn’t great either. When policies change regarding visitors, there was zero communication to let patients know.