Dr. Joshua Neil Aaron, MD

Dr Aaron is a very good doctor and office staff is friendly in Havre de Grace MD. Did sleep studies in his office and was very satisfied.

I did a sleep study at Dr Aaron's Elkton Office. The room was 80+ degree and I got too hot to sleep. The bed was so hard my hips hurt and I had to keep switching from side to side. There was only one technician, so you had to wait long periods, 30-minutes or more, for help if he was setting up or working with another patient. The walls are thin, so you can hear what's going on in the other rooms across the hall or next door. I tried on 4-masks in preparation of using the CPAP machine. I selected 2-masks to potentially use for the study, that remained in the room. The 2-masks not selected were placed back in the boxes they came out of and the lids were closed up. After briefly sleeping, I woke up because of the heat, I couldn't sleep because I was sweating and I started wondering about the cleanliness of the masks I chose to potentially wear. I did finally fall asleep for a few hours. After the technician removed the wires, he left taking the masks that were in the room with… him. I have no idea what was done with the masks that had remained with me. I can't bring myself to go back to complete the study with the CPAP machine for fear of contracting something. If I could i would give Dr. Aaron a negative rating.

I had to wait for 2 to 3 hours past my appointment time to see him. When I did see him, he barely spoke and barely looked at me. He also smirked when I was explaining my symptoms and was not empathetic or anything. He seemed like he didn't want to be there.

Dr. Aaron has treated me and given me so much hope, faith and confidence to live the rest of my life by. Oh, and his staff couldn’t have been more kind, courteous and professional! I highly recommend Dr. Aaron to anyone in need of a pulmonologist... FAMILY and FRIENDS! I am shocked at any negative reviews he gets.

When you make a appointment you arrive fifteen minutes early are taken back all workup done and sit a hour more past appointment time tells me unprofessional don’t know how to run a office and a major overhaul is due this is rediculous behavior for a professional. Find another doc this one is late late late I left after a hour

I have been seeing Dr. Aaron for nearly 12 years. My only complaint would be that the branch in HDG has very select hours which are sometimes hard to accommodate in my schedule. Usually Monday/Tuesday or Friday. The service is wonderful and the help I have received as well. Dr. Aaron was also my husbands Dr. for about 7 years, and he helped him greatly also. Keep up the good work!

During one of my first visits to see Dr, Aaron, he was hurried and quipped about some paperwork he was required to fill out, I assumed for another patient. I find out, it was one of those VA form in assisting a veteran in his attempt to file for VA disability. I do not know if this was ever completed but if the attitude is he doesn't want to go the extra mile for the veterans then the word must go out to avoid his practice. He does very well with many veterans but I was told not to ask him to bring in a form for him to complete. I am deciding to determine if I will follow up with him again.

After 10-12 appts with Dr. Aaron, I realized he was not treating me (and my medical problem) as an individual. He'll get you on a sleep machine and do routine followup. When it snowed, he had an office full of people & he's over an hour late. He has a phone.

Did have too long of a wait time like others. He does spend a good amount of time with you on your first visit which I was happy with. They ran 3 tests on me also which was surprising for being a new patient which was nice. His bed side manner is a little awkward but I don't really care about that personally, I just want an accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Aaron is most definitely a unique individual. At times he seems not to hear you because he is so focused on getting his notes written, but he has actually heard everything you said. If I had to guess, I'd bet he's on the autism spectrum somewhere. He is a great doctor and I've been with him many years. Try to get the first appointment of the day though. He spends a lot of time with his patients, which is good, but your wait gets longer and longer. I always make the first appointment of the day. I would recommend Dr. Aaron. But, if you don't like quirky, don't go.