Trevor Tarwater saw me for the first time. I needed several appointments to be scheduled with other…read morefacilities and all of the places contacted me that day to schedule. He called me with results on one test today and I asked about the other test, and he didn't know the results. Shortly afterwards, he called me with them because he works efficiently. Very professional.

My favorite doctor / my primary care left the practice. Long waits. The receptionists have pulled…read morethe wrong chart for me 8 out of the last 10 visits. I literally had to change my name in the system to a nickname in an effort to combat this. Brand new PA ordered a slew of tests on me that turned out to be overkill. $1000 in bills later... changing practices. I've had it.

Prime Care Providers ( PCP ) Richland…read more I recently required medical treatment for various worsening medical issues. Some of which I found myself with questions. I went to see Dr Matse Prime Care Providers ( PCP) in Richland. I want to stress that I've been seeing Dr Matse since approximately 2003. He'd always been very caring, concerned, compassionate and empathetic. Providing care from first visit, through testing and completing a plan of care for the problem until resolved. This visit was very far from his usual bedside manner. To the point he was rude, refused to communicate directly with me even following information from an ER visit that recommended I see my PCP within 3 days. When I called his nurse she said that I have an appt in a month and he said wait until then. Upon further requests to speak with him then, she again said wait till next month. This is not the Dr Matse I've known all these years. Is it he or his staff who've forgotten the patient comes first. As a physician provide care until issue resolves or at least the patient feels they've received satisfactory treatment with the care, compassion and empathy a Dr took his oath to provide. Or is it the nurse that did not communicate the information I'd requested her to provide him? I'd given her additional information related to test findings, ER visit, and related family history that I do not think he was given as the old Dr Matse would have called me to discuss these issues or at least made an appointment for me to come in to further investigate my concerns relating to my being totally debilitated and having to miss work as I'm unable to walk or navigate stairs. I'm well aware of changes related to insurance coverage and the hectic days he puts in and that I'm not his only patient. I just don't know if it's worn him down through the years to this point, but now after all these years I'm in search of a new PCP because I need care and answers.

My family and I have been going to Dr. Comas for many years. We've been more than happy with the…read moreexpert care we've been given. My family is very natural-based, and anytime we've given Dr. Comas info about something we've found, he reads up on it and takes it into consideration. We feel very well taken care of and heard by both him and the NP, Lori. A great doctor and NP with an understanding of their patients. They are always sure to ask me how things are going, and remember details of my personal life. I feel very heard and taken care of.

First of all, the entire staff is rude. They will become abrasive and inform you that you are…read morewrong. Then you hardly ever see the doctor, you typically get stuck with his incompetent PA. I have been misdiagnosed more than once by this practice. They like to hand out antidepressants to solve every issue rather than take the time to look at your symptoms and offer you a medication that will help your problem but NOPE. Its apparently easier to give you antidepressants that make you so depressed that you just don't care anymore.

I went to her once and will never go again. She is very rood, belittles you and makes you feel like…read moreyou are not worth anything. It was my first visit with her, and I was so upset by the way she treated me, I have never had anyone ever treat me the way she did, or talk to me the way she did.

I went to see Dr. Ruggeri this morning because of chronic right knee pain and the certainty I had…read morethat I probably would need a knee replacement . Sure enough, x-rays that Dr. Ruggeri ordered confirmed that I was literally bone on bone for the knee, which he also stated verbatim to me. Throughout the visit I felt quite dismissed by him and very uncomfortable with the fact that he did not want to seem to listen to me. So he did give me a steroid injection for the knee I asked him for a short-term Supply of pain medication until we could see whether the steroid injection worked or not. He was adamant that he would not do this and when I tried to speak to him further about it my perception was that he was almost downright rude . I will not be returning to Western Pennsylvania Orthopedics. By the way I have already had three joint replacements and so I do have an idea of what's going on with my body .

Dr. Katz was rude and seemed rushed, and my visit was ultimately unproductive. Front office and…read moreradiology staff were good though.