Had my first visit today. Charlene was able to schedule me for a visit just two days ago. I met Dr…read moreRuane. He had a very good bedside manner about him. Very informative as to explaining what was going on. The minor procedure was painless to say the least, with little to no discomfort at all. He explained the problem and how to correct it. DR. Ed offered his services any time I ever had a problem in the future. Will definitely go to his office, if ever needed again.

If you have a Diabetes and are looking for help. You have to go see Dr Taylor he is best Diabetes…read moredoctor around. In just a few short months he got my A1C down to a normal level.

Thought this was a good choice but as of late they have slow response time to phone and email…read moremessages. Their refered Gastroligist practice these same habits? Still waiting for a response from both and have yet to be scheduled for a Colonoscopy after signs of blood? Guess I'll move on to a practice that is a bit more friendly and professional . SMH

Most compassionate doctor I've seen in a long time. He listens and is truly concerned with helping…read moreyou. He is not about having a fancy practice but a practical doctor who is in medicine because he truly wants to help

I have been seeing Dr. Cantor for six years for pain management for my herniated discs and I can't…read moresay enough good things about him. He is attentive, empathetic and extremely knowledgeable. While he does run late for appointments I find that a small price to pay for having a doctor who spends quality time actually conversing with his patients about their illnesses and concerns. Plus, I've never been to an office with nicer staff than Steph, Janet and Danielle. They rock!

When I was in Philadelphia. My visit with Dr. Leila McGown for a consultation, and I was truly…read moreimpressed by her professionalism and care. She took the time to listen to my concerns, explained everything clearly, and made sure I understood my options. Her calm, reassuring approach made the entire experience comfortable and stress‑free. I left feeling confident in the plan she provided and grateful for her expertise. Highly recommended

Dr. McGowan is my new favorite! She is super sweet and always there to listen and address your…read moreconcerns. She is genuinely a good provider and I am super grateful, especially since my last doctor was not good. She has a good personality and makes me feel comfortable. I also have had good experiences with the front desk staff and nurses.

I was very impressed by this place. Check-in was quick and easy, we were called in about 5 my…read moreminutes after we sat down. Nurse was quick and efficient. The doctor was quick and knowledgeable, also sympathetic. The longest wait was the 20 minutes it took for my son to produce a urine sample. We were in and out in less than an hour, based on my ER visits I thought it would take 3-4 hours. I highly recommend this place.

The whole experience was honestly insane and incredibly frustrating…read more First, the out-of-pocket cost was $295, which feels exorbitant compared with other urgent care locations in the area. More concerning was the lack of attention to why we were actually there. We explained my daughter's symptoms and the reason for the visit at check-in, yet once we were seen, they seemed to have no idea why she was there or what we had already told them. That was a huge red flag for me and made it feel like no one was actually paying attention. After paying nearly $300, we were offered very little in terms of help or a solution. We were essentially told to go to another urgent care because they didn't have the test she needed. What made that especially frustrating is that a basic urgent care right down the street did have the test. We only chose this location because it was the only place open that late. If a facility is going to charge this much for an urgent care visit, I would expect better communication, better attention to the patient's symptoms, and at the very least a clearer understanding of what services they can actually provide before taking someone's money. Unfortunately, I would not return.

This review of for Sharon Rubin and Paul Mather, who are advanced heart failure physicians…read morecurrently at Penn. They have been working together for decades and have been through three Philadelphia area health systems. The first was Temple, whose transplant program was shut down - then Jefferson, and now Penn. Rubin is a terrible physician. Has the personality of a social worker, which is good, but not technically competent. She can struggle to explain some things to patients. Most importantly, she is not there when you need her. My father had been seeing her for a number of years; however, when he had a massive heart attack, he was left minimally conscious. We had questions about how his cardiac impairment would limit his chances of survival given the option to discontinue life support. The hospital where he ended up did not have his full medical records and history despite requests. Our family attempted a million calls to Dr. Rubin and her office. The nurse told us that she had given her the messages and was praying for my father, but nothing further. This took place over six weeks or so and we kept calling, so plenty of time to return the calls. Not a single call to Dr. Rubin was answered - not one. Also, while she was at Jefferson, Rubin was required to do rounds and patient visits for a time with a pharmacist and nurse in the room with her. I am unsure what that was all about. Mather runs the show and Rubin is along for the ride. Mather's lower on personality. He only saw my father a couple of times when Rubin was away. He ran the Heart Failure Institute. My observations of the Heart Failure Institute were that the people getting heart transplants seemed to be mostly white and people who were put on then-experimental therapies (i.e., long-term LVAD, which required them to live in the hospital pretty much for the duration of their lives) were black. This partly speaks to the lack of availability of transplant organs for people of color; however, I never saw anyone white walking around with a long-term LVAD. (The patients exercised by walking through the other cardiac wards in the hospital.) The father of someone I went to high school with was able to get a heart transplant through this group. He is white and his heart failure was due to alcohol dependence, interestingly enough. Trust me, you don't want to be in the situation my family was in with the lack of communication/avoidance in tough end-of-life situations, so avoid Dr. Sharon Rubin.

Everyone was friendly and helpful. My doc is the best if you need a heart dr with a heart. Dr…read moreMoghbeli MD. Takes her time and treats the human.

Goodbye Breathe Right strips--hello easy breathing! I…read morerecently had a septoplasty with turbinate reduction at the Paoli Surgery Center, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The entire procedure took just 30 minutes, and I was in and out in about 3 hours. Best of all--no pain at all. Zero. Nada. Nothing! Dr. Katin and his team were warm, humble, and genuinely caring throughout the entire process. I put off this surgery for 8 years, but I'm so glad I finally went through with it. My breathing is noticeably better, I can exercise longer, and I'm finally sleeping through the night. If you're on the fence--just do it. It's truly a game changer!

I came to Dr. Katin's office in Paoli because I felt that a neglected tooth had an infection in it…read moreand I was afraid it had traveled into my sinus. Dr. Katin was completely thorough and professional. He took this infection very seriously and had the confidence as a doctor to direct me in the right path. He tried a course of antibiotics, then tested to see if the infection was still there, ordered a Cat Scan, and then highly recommended surgery to drain my sinus. He put me at ease, and I knew he had my best interest in mind. Dr. Katin called me the day after surgery and accepted a call from me right away. I would highly recommend Dr. Katin to anyone who has sinus issues or needs an ENT.

I tried to give this practice a chance. I am all about supporting local business but I just can't…read moresupport this practice. The hygienist was always unfriendly and stand offish. Dr. Flood is kind but really just wants your money. Consistent billing issues and when I tried to address them per our explanation of benefits, the office contact was rude and had no idea what she was doing. Wont go back.

My family have been patients of Dr. Flood's practice for the past 12 years and we are very happy…read morewith his service. He's friendly and professional and as a result, my girls were never scared to go the dentist when they were younger. Kelly is a fantastic hygienist and makes regular cleanings an easy event. I fully recommend anyone who's looking for detail services to consider Dr. Flood's practice in Skippack.