Fixing a query in Access

I need help in a query.  In the criteria I am trying to get the query to find a string that is specified with each query.  I.e.  I want to search for part of a record.  Instead of [Enter Provider Name] and having the query match the
provider name exactly, I am trying to use a partial match.  Like instead of finding [Baltimore Heart Associates], I want it to search for Baltimore Heart.  Some of the records do not have the whole name listed and I want to be sure to include any
records that have just Baltimore Heart.  I have tried:  Like"*[Enter Provider Name:]*" and it just lists all providers.  It doesn't give the prompt to enter a provider name.  Really stumped.  Would love any ideas.

Like"*[Enter Provider Name:]*"
Should be
Like "*" & [Enter Provider Name:] & "*"

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