If I had to wait, So what? My very life was at stake. And believe me, Dr Moses positivly saved my life on January 14 2005. I will never forget. Three other Doctors could not diagnose my Giant Cell Arteritis that was draining my life, I had very little time left when I was lucky enough to find the wonderful Doctor. Thank you so much. His lack of punctuality is because he cares. It is not because he is late arriving. He takes time with all his patients.

Submitted Aug. 7, 2009

I saw Dr Moses several years ago because my doctor thought I might have MS. Being a nurse in the same hospital where he practices, he gave me professional courtesy. I did not pay a penny to see him. I found him to be very thorough with his exam. He is not retired.

Submitted July 5, 2009

I was sent to Dr. Moses by my orthopedic at the time who did not want to help me and passed me off to Dr. Moses and told me I had MS. Dr. Moses hit the roof and called the orthopedic doc while I was sitting there and gave him a piece of his mind. At the top of his lungs no less. I was scared to death for no reason and adore Dr. Moses. He may be retired by now and if so we have lost a wonderful human being and doctor!! God bless you Dr. Moses.

Submitted July 4, 2009

Howard Moses is an excellent neurologist and an especially excellent diagnostician. He "rescued" my wife's mother from inappropriate treatment in a mental hospital and took very good care of my neuro. disorder until, at his urging, I sought care with an eminent specialist at Hopkins. In addition, Dr. Moses is a caring and sensitive physician.

Submitted May 6, 2009

There can be a lengthy wait time while at his office but he never rushes you and that is why I don't mind waiting. He has been such a blessing to me and my family!

Submitted July 1, 2008