Do NOT go to this so called Dr. She believes in prayer and God before science and reason. She won't wear a masks and thinks covid is a big lie. I honestly do not understand how she still has a medical license after losing it once already for sloppy record keeping and dirty instruments.

Submitted Dec. 11, 2020

Timing on her suspension was horrible.. She finally got a perfect team together. Sadly missed and very grateful for the time I did have you as my primary. Thank you for all your help and believing in my health issues.

Submitted June 18, 2015

Submitted Nov. 22, 2013

HORRIBLE office. The staff was offensively rude. They lost my medical records and hung up on me when I asked for further information.

Submitted Aug. 26, 2013

Never ever deal with this office!! I understand doctor's offices are often busy but wait 2 days for an appointment for a very sick 7 year old!? WOW! But ok they said they'd have the doctor call in a prescription to the pharmacy based on my daughter's symptoms. Ok if that's what we have to take then maybe the prescrption will help in the meantime. BUT we waited all day until after 5 (since I was told the doctor calls in prescriptions after 5pm) to go to the pharmacy for a prescription and the pharmacy said none was ever called in!! That is beyond unprofessional,it's a disgrace!! I will NEVER go to this doctor or take anyone there and recommend no one does!

Submitted March 14, 2011

They told me it would take like 2 weeks for test results, got them back a month later.

Submitted Nov. 5, 2009

Dr. Maryjo Szada is a breath of fresh air. She is very down to earth and is knowledgeable in many fields. She is not so uppity that she resents a patient bringing in new info that may pertain to their particular case. We are happy to have made the change to her practice.

Submitted Oct. 2, 2009

I have a treatment-resistant illness, and as a result, must do my own research on possible medications, alternate therapies, etc. Dr. Szada does not seem familiar with many new drugs (I must have the dosage info and both generic and brand names for her). I paid $260 for bloodwork done that was incorrectly tested. Her office admitted no wrong but I was told the lab would not redo testing without a second payment, which leads me to believe the error was not the fault of the lab. Dr. Szada did not notice I was tested incorrectly until I brought it to her attention. I was told that a sample pack of two pills of free medication through a low-income assistance program were all that were mailed to her office despite my confirmation through the company that twelve pills were sent. Prescription refills cannot be requested more than two days before the refill date, but very often it takes her office more than two days to process written refills, resulting in 1-4 day periods without meds.

Submitted Aug. 18, 2009

Staff is the worst. Rude & Slow

Submitted July 31, 2008