Primary Care Doctors - Pikesville, MD

"Dr. Levy has been my son's pediatrician since birth, and I cannot speak highly enough of the care we received. When I was interviewing multiple physicians for my newborn, Dr. Levy immediately stood out as someone who truly cared about his patients and possessed a wealth of knowledge that gave me complete confidence in his expertise. Throughout our years as patients, the office was always impeccably clean, and the staff consistently greeted us with warmth and friendliness. Dr. Levy took the time to listen to my concerns, answered all my questions thoroughly, and made both my son and me feel comfortable during every visit. Unfortunately, the office closed permanently with no advance notice. I discovered this when I called to confirm my son's appointment because I couldn't recall the exact time, only to receive an automated message announcing the permanent closure. This sudden closure meant I never had the opportunity to obtain my son's medical records, which was disappointing given our long relationship. Despite the abrupt ending, I will always be grateful for the exceptional care Dr. Levy provided my son during those important early years. He truly made a difference in our lives."

"I read these reviews before my C&P exam for sleep apnea, I didn't want to cancel my appointment and delay the claims process. I should have. 1) this doctor flat out lied on my exam, as I understand it. Doctor claimed I said, "Veteran reports he does not recall snoring or having apneas late in his military career...". This is a lie, I told him I did wake up grasping for air. That I was choking. I also provided a letter from a spouse stating he observed same, but he still lied. I also never snored back then, and still don't snore today. 2) this Doctor started the appointment extremely distressed, vocalizing to me he's in a crises and it challenges his entire outlook on his family, his faith, everything he believes in. He was in a dire situation and I felt so bad, I said I'd rather talk about your issue instead of mine, that I didn't want to see him hurting so badly. I even said I want to give you a hug. I felt awful for the crises he was going through. He told me he did feel a little better just talking about it... which made me feel better. 3) he was not objective or thorough because he was in crises mode for himself as described in item 2. 4) i'm looking into reporting him to the medical board because all this is extremely inappropriate, unethical, and unfortunate to any veteran having to be examined but him. He put his needs on the table, and apparently didn't consider mine. 5) i'm fine not getting a favorable outcome, but let's be honest about it."