Everhart Veterinary Medicine

Everhart Veterinary Medicine is a veterinarian in Glen Burnie, MD, located at 4005 Ritchie Hwy. The practice provides primary care, preventive care, urgent care, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, and rehabilitation, and it holds a 4.70 rating from the customers who have reviewed it. Its hospital location operates seven days a week and handles all major medical procedures, while a second facility in Pasadena functions like a community health center, covering everything except major surgery and major medical care. A third location operates in the Village of Cross Keys in Baltimore. The practice describes itself as caring for pets as if they were its own and treating clients as part of the family.

The Baltimore hospital is equipped with an expansive reception area with multiple seating options, a complete in-house urgent lab, digital radiography, diagnostic ultrasonography, multiple surgical suites, a full dental suite with radiography, and therapeutic laser treatments. The practice traces its origins to the original Everhart Animal Hospital on South Hanover Street in Baltimore, which was founded in 1954 by Dr. Frederick F. Everhart, Jr. Dr. Robert Z Goodman, who first came to Baltimore for a summer internship and a rotation in Comparative Pathology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, became Chief of Staff and took charge of the hospital in 2003. Dr. Annie Notarangelo, an associate veterinarian for more than a decade, focuses on small animals, internal medicine, endocrinology, and urology. Dr. Jacqueline Falke holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Michigan State University and a master's in public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and volunteers with a Boxer Rescue.

The practice has served the Baltimore area since its founding and maintains a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it.