Marshalee George, CRNP

Doctor George is a very knowledgeable provider who have achieved a Phd in public health along with numerous publications, so earned the right to be addressed as Doctor. Her staff is also amazing that it's so evil that someone could leave such an untrue review about her and the office staff. My mother have been a patient of doctor George for over 10 years, myself 4 years, and we have never seen any one being treated the way a reviewer claimed they were treated by her staff. Do they feel like they were entitled to some special treatment or could not have bullied the staff, who I must add are very professional yet friendly.

NP George is a warm and caring person. Her practice is built around an integrated health approach that optimizes wellness by addressing physical and mental health in a proactive manner rather than being reactive to disease, which is an excellent concept. The problem is in the execution. Her staff showed incompetence at every turn, from scheduling to paperwork to billing to prescriptions to communication. The clinical staff supervisor lied to me on multiple occasions. These were not differences of opinion, but easily verifiable lies. I knew I could not trust the practice after that happened. NP George's staff also call her "Doctor" due to her doctorate in public health. It is at best confusing and at worst disinformation to refer to a nurse as "doctor" in a medical setting. I wish that NP George had different staff; I certainly would have stayed in her care if I thought I could trust her staff. But as is, I cannot recommend that anyone use YWS.

I had the pleasure of being referred to this wonderful caring practitioner 5 years ago by my previous provider who was leaving Maryland, i have never regretted having her as my provider that now my wife and and her two sisters have made her their provider also. she is so caring and explained in detail about my diabetes which is very much under control since i am under her care. the way she speaks to you it makes you comfortable to open up to her about any health issues you may be dealing with.