Maryland Medical First P.A. is a premier primary care practice in Parkville, Maryland, led by board-certified internal medicine physician Narender Bharaj, MD, and certified registered nurse practitioners Regine Guefack, and Jisha Varghese. The practice takes a conservative approach to care for adults.
Maryland Medical First P.A. offers comprehensive primary care when and where patients need it. The expert providers focus on total health care for acute and chronic (ongoing) conditions. The highly trained staff members practice in outpatient, hospital, and skilled rehab settings in the Baltimore area.
Internal medicine physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants are compassionate and dedicated to offering superior care in a welcoming, comfortable environment. Dr. Bharaj provides wound care for large and nonhealing wounds in-office and at the Good Samaritan Hospital Wound Care Center in Baltimore, Maryland.
Maryland Medical First P.A. emphasizes total wellness by offering preventive medicine, immunizations, physicals, health screenings, and more. The providers treat illnesses and chronic diseases in patients with heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, obesity, and more to maximize patient health and reduce the risk of complications.
Maryland Medical First P.A. specialists take the time to address all patient questions and concerns and diligently follow up to ensure they’re well cared for and the treatment is working.
Internal medicine specialists at Maryland Medical First P.A. warmly welcome their patients to the practice and look forward to serving them. Call the office to schedule an appointment or book one online today.
For your convenience, Maryland Medical First P.A. accepts most major insurance plans. Click on "View full list of companies" to see a list of commonly accepted insurances. This list is not entirely inclusive of all the plans we accept. For specific insurance plan inquiries, please contact the office at (410) 661-4670
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