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Dr. Wilbur Kuo
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Board-certified internist Trusted family doctor of 17 years Most major insurance plans accepted Flexible office hours Like us on Facebook! |
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Graduated from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Trained at University of Maryland Hospital Awards: Patients' Choice Award, Compassionate Doctor Recognition, Health Grades Honor Roll, Carroll Hospital Center Guardian Angels Award | |
DR KUO'S CORNER
Travel Medicine
Osteoporosis
- What is osteoporosis and what are the risk factors?
- What can I do to help prevent osteoporosis?
- What medications are used to treat osteoporosis?
Focus on Allergies
- What is hay fever?
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How is allergic rhinitis treated?
Part 1: Non-medication strategies -
How is allergic rhinitis treated?
Part 2: Medication treatments -
What if the other treatments don't work?
Part 3: Special cases
Latest Office News
| Mon 3/30 | Per Governor Hogan's stay-at-home order for Maryland, we have changed all non-urgent appointments to telemedicine. We are still in the office every day to care for you. If we feel that it is in your best interest for us to examine you in person, we will ask you to come to the office. Stay well and safe. Contact us by text, email, phone, or patient portal if you need anything. God bless. |
| Mon 3/23 | We offer telemedicine visits for most appointments; you can call, text, email, or send us a portal message to request one. At your telemedicine appointment time, our providers will send a message to your smartphone or email. If you click on the link in the message, you will be connected to our provider. |
| Tue 3/17 | We are screening sick visits for COVID19 symptoms. If you have COVID19 symptoms, we will evaluate you via a telehealth appointment. 99% of our sick appointments for respiratory symptoms can be completely handled this way. However, there may be rare occasions where we find that the telehealth visit is not enough - that we know you don't have COVID19, but we need to examine you in person to make the right recommendations. In that situation, we will ask you to come to the office the same day for an examination. We think this two step approach keeps our patients and staff safe and ensures we give the best medical advice we can. |
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