Maryland Board of Physicians
Maryland Board of Physicians Overview
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Maryland Board of Physicians has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall consumer sentiment is negative, with complaints about poor customer service and high price level.
Positive Feedback
No positive remarks appear in Maryland Board of Physicians reviews; the lone recent recommendation suggests living with the outcome rather than pursuing surgery.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Consumers report unresolved customer complaints and dissatisfaction with the complaint process.
- Reviewers criticize customer service handling and express concerns about regulatory oversight.
- Price level is described as high compared to perceived service value.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Maryland Board of Physicians reviews and reports before filing complaints or relying on board interventions.
- Expect complaints about customer service responsiveness and plan accordingly.
- Consider cost versus perceived oversight when evaluating services.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Maryland Board of Physicians has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review and overall consumer sentiment is negative, with complaints about poor customer service and high price level.
Positive Feedback
No positive remarks appear in Maryland Board of Physicians reviews; the lone recent recommendation suggests living with the outcome rather than pursuing surgery.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Consumers report unresolved customer complaints and dissatisfaction with the complaint process.
- Reviewers criticize customer service handling and express concerns about regulatory oversight.
- Price level is described as high compared to perceived service value.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Maryland Board of Physicians reviews and reports before filing complaints or relying on board interventions.
- Expect complaints about customer service responsiveness and plan accordingly.
- Consider cost versus perceived oversight when evaluating services.
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Doctors Can Do Anything and Answer to No One!
- - Filed a complaint about a doctor who yelled before surgery and continued operating.
- - The doctor is Kram.
- - Board reportedly found no fault.
The Maryland Board of Physicians is a JOKE! A Physician would have to kill 20 people before these idiots do a damn thing.
I filed complaint regarding my doctor who "blew up at me" so to speak, minutes prior to my surgery. For reasons I do not know, I passed out a few minutes after this episode of a break down he had but he continued with the surgery even though I was out! This doctors name is Kram. I have never in my life seen anyone with the look he had on his face before leaving the tent area and with a very rapid pace.
He did make a couple of unusual comments weeks prior to this surgery that now tell me I wish I had gone with my gut instinct and found another doctor. No Doctor should operate on anyone when they had that much or any ill will feelings against someone right before surgery. The Board of Physicians feels that what he did is OK and did nothing wrong. I have since found that this is how they deal with most all complaints they receive.
I have since learned that my issue is the same as before the surgery? How can this be? You tell me?
Actually it is a lot worse than before he did surgery. New MRI shows this and I am feeling it as well.
They need to clean house at the Maryland Board of Physicians and probably all regulatory Boards in Maryland
User's recommendation: Live with it and forget the surgery, you will thank me!
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People need a unbiased forum to grade local gov