There is no respect for time of the patient. We waited for a good hour first thing in the morning…read more Terrible. Do not recommend this practice to anyone.

I'll start by saying I have seen multiple drs in this practice. Dr.Hui for 14 years and now…read moreDr.Shillinger. There are amazing doctors. That being said, the office is run terribly. Messages don't get returned. When I call back after a week the say they have no notations that I have left a message. I've waited on hold for 30 min for the prescription line with no option to leave a message only to find out the office is closed . I've been told by someone answering the phone when I needed to leave a message for someone that no need they know how to do their job! People are dropping the ball and this is such a bad reflection on the doctors. I have been a patient since 2010 and this has been the case for about 3 years.

The organization of the office, communication, response to call backs . I have been seen in the…read morefern hill office since 2010my Dr and nurse practitioners are great. The office staff has been abysmal excluding Linda who works from home. She has been amazing and I've been lucky to get her when I've been unable to get help. I've left messages with answering service and desk staff and don't get call back so days later I'll call again . I have mentioned this to the dr or nurse practitioner and they have sent a message to the person I've needed response from Jen in GLP 1 office and said it was sent as urgent to respond and yet two days later nothing.

I asked for an appointment on the portal before my medician ran out and was told it was denied. I…read morewas told to call the office so I did. no answer. There is something VERY wrong with the company running our heathcare. They have taken over and it appear that nothing is being done about it

Bad place for cardiac visit. Don't return calls. Transferred three times in one call. There is no…read morefollow up whatsoever.

good office. friendly staff. old school and could definitely up their systems. a patient portal…read morewould definitely of saved a lot of time and work but the help was still appreciated.

I have the best Cardiolog you ever want to have Leo Padolsky, but I do have a problem with it: he…read moreis never available if you need him, usually you can make another appointment in 1 or 2 months ahead if you miss your appointment then another month for waiting! I know that hospital wants to take an advantage of his skills and get more patients but what about years old ones? I do not want to go to Emergancy room every time when I don't feel good because my cardiologist is not available!!! I'm really disappointed and mostly that I don't have hope that someone will me help me when I really need it! He or anybody else should have some free time to accept patients where they really need him... or what is the point of having cardiologist and have to go to emergency instead????

I have been his patient for 17 years. He is truly concerned with my good health. He is on top of…read morenew developments and applies them to his patients. I am lucky to be under his care.

They have improved since i started with them many years ago. However I still have issues with them…read more I send messages via MyLGHhealth. They respond but heir replies tell me they didn't comprehend what I wrote. Communication is poor. Dr recommends meds to lower my diastolic numbers because of an aortic aneurysm then gives up saying my numbers are now good when they are the same as when he first decided they needed lowering and started prescribing meds. So now I'm running drugs through my body without getting results! Seems unwilling to keep with the plan and keep trying meds until we find what works and with side effects I can tolerate. Most nurses i speak with when i call are pleasant, but a few are not helpful in any way. Recent blood test was prescribed. Got a message from a nurse that I was late on getting the test. In all my blood tests over decades with a variety of Dr's I've never heard of such a thing. I get the tests when it suits me and have never been given deadlines. They make demands on me but they rarely do what they are supposed to do. I don't get the impression that they are interested in listening to me. I finally had to tell my Dr that I make all decisions concerning my health. He can recommend and educate but I make the final decisions unless I am unconscious. Then he makes the decisions following my advanced directives.

This place is an administrative nightmare. Twenty-minute+ wait time to make an appointment (in…read morefairness this was back in September). Follow-up visit necessary in late April, advised to call in early March to set up appointment. Here it is, March 2, and was just told no appointments are available in April or May. BTW, wait-time for a scheduler has improved, but only to a 13 minute wait. Still ridiculous. OK, let's do an appointment in June. "Sorry, we only schedule 2 months out so June appointments aren't available yet". Umm, is it still 1962 and you're scheduling with a ratty old appointment book with cross-outs all over the place? Avoid the stress (it'll be good for your heart) and find a cardiologist not affiliated with this train-wreck of an organization. It's a great idea but the implementation has failed on every level. p.s. Just when I was pondering that it couldn't be more difficult trying to deal with this group, I received a phone call with an offer of an appointment in May, but it's 15 miles away, 12 more miles from the office I called, so yeah, they did manage to make it even more difficult.

They have awesome service towards patients. They are friendly and make you very comfortable in…read moretheir office. I like all of the staff members and doctors. They are very professional.

This was my husbands first cardiology appointment. To say we were nervous is an understatement. We…read morewere referred to Dr Gitter's office in Ridley Park. From the moment we entered the office we were greeted immediately by the friendly receptionists, Megan and another young lady who both made us very comfortabl not to mention how polite and patient they both were. The MA/nurse was efficient, friendly and thorough. Dr Gitter was fantastic!! I highly recommend this practice.

My name is Paulette Christensen. I went to Berks Cardiology looking for help with a serious heart…read morecondition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. I have a very high chance of stroke. On a two week heart monitor I was having a-fib nineteen percent of that two weeks. My hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is an inherited disease. I was treated horribly. Berks Cardiology doctors treated my like junior high bullies. My hypertrophic cardiomyopathy should have been diagnosed by them. Instead they lied about me, they refuse to look at results from Hershey Hospital. Results that cause my heart to beat very fast and my blood pressure to sky rocket. Luckily my hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is genetic. Other wise they were condemning to sudden death and stroke.

Doctors are great. The people that do the scheduling suck. Never take calls, scheduling is done…read morewithout your approval.

My whole family goes here. The doctor that we see I think is way better with men with women. My…read moreprevious doctor was phenomenal. Did EKG did the whole 9 yards on a regular physical. I just don't feel like I'm getting the best care here, but it could just be me. It's hot or cold depending on when you go and what time you go

This practice has gone downhill. For instance, recently I made it to my appointment 10 minutes…read morelate due to traffic. I was sick. Five minutes went by before the receptionist could take me. Then she told me I had to reschedule because I was 15 minutes late and the earliest I could be seen was a month away (!). Another time, I called to speak to a nurse at 10am and left a message. I didn't get a call back for over four hours (!). After she spoke to the doctor about my symptoms, she said an antibiotic could not be prescribed without me being seen (although this has been done in the past for this same ailment) and that I was welcome to visit the emergency room. I was offered an appointment the next day, but I could have been prescribed something in advance to hold me over. I've been a patient there at least 10 years. I don't think the doctors know their patients very well anymore or maybe they are overwhelmed and can't keep track of them.