Dr. Dennis Kim, MD

I have been going to Dr. Kim for 4 years now. I have the strongest faith in his abilities. He always listens to my concerns and takes the time to explain. He has never made me feel “less than”. The attentiveness he provides makes me feel I’m important. Another important feature he has is that he looks you in the eye to talk with you. An extremely well versed and knowledgeable physician. I’m thankful I have found him as my physician.

Just met Dr. Kim today, Liked him right away, knows how to do a meaningful hand shake... Totally went over my husbands medical records and medications.. Got a referral started right off the bat and did a little examination, but addressed everything we thought was important ! I'd give him 10 stars if I could !

Dr. Dennis Y. Kim is a highly knowledgeable professional with vast medical knowledge. And, he knows how to explain your condition in lay terms. Our results under his guidance have been positive. He is a great communicator, thorough, and on top of all our concerns. We feel very lucky we found him as our Gen. Practitioner.

We felt very comfortable with him on our very first visit, He showed a very caring manner. .listened to us, asked questions, answered our questions, had a good sense of humor, really showed an interest in us. We have been searching for a good doctor for 6 years who had the qualities he showed us. We finally found it in Dr. Kim. His nurse is also a very personable person....we feel very good about having them to take care of us. We would highly recommend him to anybody.

As a son of a former president of the Balto city Medical Society I can say Dr. Kim is one of the best Docs I have seen. He is appropriate, caring, and astute diagnostician, with a great referral network. I regret having to leave due to insurance changes. He is super smart, the office is well organized. If you can get on his caseload, I would do so!

DISGUSTED! My 80 yr old aunt had hip pain level 10, was denied help by a physcl therpst who said she should have an X-ray to determine hip wasn't fractured. Dr Lee was visited and told her to take oxycodone pills and walk as much as possible to prevent herself from becoming stiff?then prescribed an X-ray. And almost as bad: the X-ray equipment required her to step up to a table 3+-' high!!! What better way to injure the hip even more? Really? Would you do that do your own mother or child? SICK!