MIchael Morris's Online Review Report Card

It is unfathomable to me Dr. Morris is still a practicing physician. I am practically in tears as I write this review. Long story short, Dr. Morris caused permanent damage to my hearing after a procedure he performed on me. Ever since the procedure, it's hard to put into words the suffering I went through - and continue to go through - every day. What was supposed to be a simple procedure - ear tube insertion into both ears - turned into a complete nightmare. I've needed to see doctors nationwide to try and find relief and healing. Along with this, I now live as a chronic pain patient because of collateral damage caused by Dr. Morris' actions.Please, please proceed with caution with this man. It is important to know Dr. Morris was reprimanded by the State of Maryland, beginning in 2019, and placed on probation by the State for a minimum of one (1) year. It is also important to know Dr. Morris' license was suspended in the State of Florida in November 2020.

If I could rate him zero stars I would. No one answers the phone. Trying to get an appointment was a nightmare. That was not the worse part . I received a letter from a debt collector stating that I owed Morris for the appointment, which is incorrect. The office took 3 THREE months to cash the check with my payment. As for the consultation, Dr. Morris is not professional. Makes silly jokes trying to be funny. Do not waste your time. He was the worse doctor I have ever seen in my life and his secretary is even worse. What a nightmare dealing with debt collectors because of Morris' chaotic office.

This was the most unprofessional office I have ever been to. It took almost a week for the receptionist to call me back to make an appointment after calling many times. They sent me to get an allergy test and never acknowledged any of my symptoms, instead they sent me away to another office. Dr. Morris himself wasn't bad although he was unconcerned and rushed our appointment to send me out.

My daughter and I have been a patient for (me) more than 20 years and (my daughter) 17 years - she's now 20. Together we have undergone three surgeries, multiple tube procedures and other lesser procedures by Dr. Morris. My daughter and I both suffer from what once were myriad serious chronic allergy and ear/nasal problems. I have read many of the posts and almost all of them, positive and negative, are fair. But in my opinion the negative comments do not give proper context. This is an excellent, hard working and effective ENT/Allergist for those willing to give him time to eliminate potential causes of problems - he will get to your real problem. After all, it's a needle -in-a -haystack challenge for ENT specialists to be able to determine many of our issues. But he's willing to find an effective treatment if you let him. Finally, yes, he prescribes liberally, but c'mon folks! We are the stewards of our own health. He trusts his patients to understand their own conditions. In my family's case all, I can say is: THANK YOU DR. MORRIS! It took me almost 40 years to find effective treatment.

I've been a patient for 10 years. After calling weekly for 6 months leaving voicemails, I finally got a call back. I was calling to update my payment (new HSA credit card) and to get my medicine. They finally called me back 6 months later and said they sent me to collections for $40 when I have paid them thousands and had been calling weekly for 6 months trying to give them new payment information.

DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR!!! He is irresponsibly prescribing medications that can cause real harm to people!My friend recently saw Dr. Morris complaining of ear drainage and nose & throat irritation which are symptoms of a simple post nasal drip. The doctor ran several tests which were all negative, then told him that he had a positive marker for an autoimmune disease. He told my friend that the autoimmune disease was caused by a viral infection. The doctor prescribed tenofovir alafenamide fumarate (Vemlidy) for this "autoimmune disease". That medication is for hepatitis b, and can also be used as part of an HIV regimen. My friend's hepatitis panel and HIV test were negative and these diseases are NOT autoimmune diseases. So why was Vemlidy being prescribed? Using Vemlidy or any antiretroviral in a manner outside of diagnoses hepatitis b, HIV or PrEP (Truvada only) is completely negligent and an example of malpractice.My friend got a second opinion by another provider who appropriately diagnosed the post nasal drip and gave him a prescription for the appropriate medication. This other provider even stated that Dr. Morris mis-prescribes frequently and doesn't know what he's doing.Dr. Morris also prescribed something called "Allerdrop" to cure allergies. These drops aren't even FDA approved and there isn't any data for them. Making claims for cure or treatment is also not allowed for unregulated drugs according to the FDA.Dr. Morris should be reported to the medical board for his malpractice. This is unacceptable and comes at a cost to real, living patients.PS: If patients who don't know they have HIV take these medications inappropriately they can easily develop resistance to a medication that is very important to their regimen.

This doctor is wonderful. If only all doctors (and doctor's offices) were as responsive and caring! He is highly knowledgeable and approaches things with curiosity and attention to detail. I like his integrative, get to the root of the cause approach. Most doctors just want to put the proverbial band-aid on. Dr. Morris is, thankfully, not one of this. And huge shout-out to his most awesome staff who take time to listen and get answers when needed. A gem of an doctor and superstar staff!

*** Unnecessary lab tests - waste of time and money ***I went to see Dr. Morris for a possible ear infection, he ended up ordering nose exams and lots of different blood tests, totally unnecessary. The insurance was billed for thousands of dollars and I got bills for almost thousand dollars I have to pay out of my pocket. The doc at the end prescribed some antibiotics that I believe were not needed nor they made difference.I will have my primary doctor look into this and investigate.<a href="/redir?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.justice.gov%2Fusao-md%2Fpr%2Fpain-management-physician-sentenced-8-years-federal-prison-central-role-million-dollar&amp;s=6670811061d87c0556705267412c1f4709acc80c00cd11f3b336590f7121b204" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">justice.gov/usao-md/pr/p…</a>

One of the best doctors I've ever had. I've gone for allergies about 2 years ago. Haven't had any major attacks since then--thanks to Dr Morris.PROS: 1. Very knowledgeable. Knows both traditional medicine as well as alternative/cutting edge methods (like Allerdrops)2. He treats the problem, not the symptoms. His goals are to fix your issues for good, not to keep coming back!3. Dr Morris doesn't just check your Ears, Nose and Throat, he's well rounded in all general medical knowledge...so if you have other health issues, let him know. He gave me very good insight into some other health issues I had4. This doctor actually listens to what you say, carefully. Doesn't rush you out of the office. 5. Most tests, bloodwork done in house! And he will refer you for an MRI etc, again--to solve the problem in the long run6. Great location, between Shady Grove hospital and 270. Easy parking.CONS:1. Can talk a little too much (causing long waiting times). Let him know if you're in a hurry.

Wait time is too long for the doctor. Didn't get positive results from his treatment.