Dr. Holly Eyler-Yeatman, MD

Dr. Eyler-Yeatman is a very caring and knowledgeable doctor. When I got sick and she was away on a camping trip she stayed in touch with me to see how I was doing and when I wasn't responding to the medication, she had me go to the hospital and was very concerned and wanted to make sure I had a way to get there. No one could have predicted what I had, other than the hospital, at that point. When I came home from the hospital, she made sure to see me first thing and went over everything with me so we could continue my recovery. She will keep looking at all her information and ask questions to find the best solution to your situation as well as what might have caused it. I will admit I am not a great patient and am very picky about what meds I will take. But she is patient with me about that too. So, she has my vote for being a really great doctor. Much better than some others I've gone to.

I have been a patient of Dr. Yeatman for 5 + years now. She is an excellent diagnostician. She also has a wealth of information about lab results and interactions of various medications. I have multiple health issues, and she has helped me immensely. She really cares about her patients, takes her time and monitors things very carefully.

Dr. Yeatman is thorough and caring. She gives her full attention to each patient. Typically, I wait a few minutes in the waiting room and only a few minutes additional in the exam room. With other doctors I have spent long periods of time in the waiting room followed by long waits in exam rooms. If you are looking for a doctor who listens and cares, Dr. Yeatman is an excellent choice for attentive, quality care.

This doctor is VERY good. Sometimes you need to wait but that is because she takes the time she needs with her patients. She listens and has a great bedside manner. My husband and I have been patients of hers for a very long time and we will not change until she retires!!

Dr. Yeatman is a competent provider, but her staff is unprofessional and discourteous. The front staff sets the tone for a medical office and this staff is rude and inattentive to the needs of their patients. They never answer the phone to schedule appointments, instead they call you back when it is convenient for them. This means that you could end up playing phone tag for days trying to set up an appointment. I wouldn't have any confidence in this group to manage more than a cold!

She is an amazing doctor. I love that she doesn't rush things and she really listens to me. I have been very happy with her as my doctor for the past 4 years.

She failed to pick up my growing neurological symptoms in the last three years before I landed in Anne Arundel Medical Center where I underwent brain surgery to remove 5 by 8 centimeters tumor on 1/17/12. She never called to see how I did after my surgery in spite that my last appointment was cancelled in Feb 2012. My neurologists told me I had this tumor for at least 20 years. I was her patient for 9. When I sick with a cold, I was told to call back next week so I went to my asthma doctor.

Dr. Yeatman is a doctor who truly cares about her patients. She asks very succinct questions in a gently probing way and because of her gift for skillful listening, is able to treat the whole person ... not just the physical symptoms. We have experienced her medical expertise in one potentially life threatening situation where Dr. Yeatman correctly diagnosed a somewhat rare disease in an older family member when nobody else among medical experts was able to do so. She pays attention!