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License Number: C0002727 Rosemary Ingado
License Type: Physician Assistant
License Status: Active
License Issued: 04/18/2003 License Expiration: 06/30/2027

Licensure Pathway: Traditional
Special License Category: N/A

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Physician Assistant Notification of Collaboration Agreements

Agreement ID: 7539 | Submit Date: 11/02/2025
Practice Setting: URGENT CARE
Facility: ACCESS NOW URGENT CARE
Address: 11406F GEORGIA AVENUE
SILVER SPRING , MD 20902
Advanced Duties: Yes | Prescriptive Authority: Yes | Dispensing Authority: No
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Agreement ID: 7541 | Submit Date: 11/03/2025
Practice Setting: URGENT CARE
Facility: ACCESS NOW URGENT CARE
Address: 11406F GEORGIA AVENUE
SILVER SPRING , MD 20902
Advanced Duties: Yes | Prescriptive Authority: Yes | Dispensing Authority: No
View Collaboration Agreement

Active Supervisee - Delegation Agreement For Core Duties

Download all Maryland Disciplinary Actions (not time-limited)

All Orders are downloaded in .pdf format.

Order#: 03102023 dated 03/10/2023
Order#: 05152020 dated 05/15/2020

Summary of Known Disciplinary Actions by any state medical board

In Maryland:

Date of Action: 03/10/2023	State: MD
Summary: Termination of Probation. The physician assistant has complied with the terms and conditions of the probation imposed by the Consent Order, dated May 15, 2020. The reprimand remains in effect.
Date of Action: 05/15/2020	State: MD
Summary: Reprimand. Probation for a minimum of eighteen months; terms and conditions. The practitioner failed to meet appropriate standards of care, and failed to keep adequate medical records, as determined by peer review. For a minimum of six months, the practitioner is prohibited from prescribing or dispensing all CDS, except for in emergency cases. In emergency cases, the practitioner may not issue more than one prescription for each patient during the CDS prohibition period, and the prescription may not exceed the lowest effective dose and quantity needed for a duration of five days.