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    Green Tree Dental

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

    Services - Green Tree Dental

    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Teeth cleaning

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    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    CVS Pharmacy

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    1.8(17 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    This is located in Thorndale and closer to Wawa. They have plenty of parking but sometimes tough to…read moreget in and get out back to main road due to you can't turn left etc. Typical CVS store that has ATM machine, photo print area, basic stationery, huge candy/chocolate section, cosmetics, dental section, travel accessories, and travel packs. They do have a wide range of over the counter, which includes leading brands and their own brand. You can find some seasonal items that form good for gifting. There is an area for getting vaccines. Coming to the prescriptions, they pretty much carry the prescriptions and are okay to keep it longer if you call them ahead. Refills are easy, too. The only thing scheduling appointments is challenging at this location.

    The minute clinic definitely needs some updates, there was one person ahead of us and our…read moreappointment started 30 minutes late. If someone schedules an appointment type that is going to take a long time then the system shouldn't let someone else schedule an appointment close to them. Also, to the nurse practitioner who kept insisting we go sit in the waiting area, 1 I work sitting down all day and prefer standing, 2 why would I want to go sit in a small corner area with poor ventilation surrounded by people who might be there for an illness? Thank you for pointing out the waiting area, but I don't think anyone missed it, just chill out and let us stand if that's how we feel comfortable.

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    Schweiger Dermatology Group

    Schweiger Dermatology Group

    1.0(3 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Recently I saw Dr. Stein (I believe) for a 10:30am appointment, and from the moment he entered the…read moreroom, it was clear I was 'Just a number' and his mission was to get me out faster than I got in. I was the only patient in the office that morning; the place was a ghost town. He spoke to the nurse (outside the door, where I could HEAR the nurse repeating what I had just told her 10 seconds ago) and he IMMEDIATELY told the nurse what the problem was without even seeing me first! He walked in, told me my issue was fungus without even looking at it, and prescribed a medication. He did look at the problem after having already declared what it was, but he didn't ask me the full history of the issue, and incorrectly told me that my nail was 'cracked' (it's not.) I'm still 90% sure that my issue is actually nail psoriasis, and not fungus, but it was obvious from the get-go that he wasn't interested in really figuring out the problem I've been dealing with for months now, so I didn't waste my breath. Not once did he mention in the FIVE whole minutes I was there, that this medication would cost me OVER $600 for a 4ml bottle!!! He kept going on and on about this CLRx pharmacy in Texas that I'd have to call to "Get the best price." He never once discussed options on what to prescribe, to check if I could even AFFORD that. The nurse made sure to ask if I had insurance beforehand, which I do not, which means that anything prescribed I'd have to pay 100% out of pocket for. He didn't get this memo, or didn't care, and clearly is just pushing this RIDICULOUSLY expensive treatment because they (the company) is pushing it on the hospital. Oh, and when I got home and researched the medication, it needs to be used for at least 48 weeks to be most effective, meaning I'd end up spending OVER FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS on this medication!!! Absolutely ridiculous!!! He didn't address any of my concerns, nor any of the OTHER things I mentioned to the nurse beforehand, and did not once ask if I had any questions. Just prescribed me a $600 medication that I can't afford and left. He also did not wear gloves and I did not see him use hand sanitizer before touching my hands. I made sure to use plenty myself once I left the room. I wish I could leave zero stars, because this is the most unprofessional place. The nurses/staff stood in the hall just outside the tiny exam room and gossiped about other staff the entire time! The doctor who saw me was even one of them! The nurse and secretary women were both very polite and fine, but the doctor himself clearly just had dollar signs blinding him the entire time and something much more interesting to get back to, like gossiping with the other staff. I'm honestly not surprised by the service I received, seeing as this is Brandywine Hospital, and everyone around knows that it's better to drive 2 hours out of your way to visit Paoli or Lancaster General to get actual decent service. Don't bother, and book an appointment with Lancaster General; even having to wait months for an appointment will be better than the lack-luster service you get here for a $125 visit.

    où commencer... Poor…read morebedside mannerisms for a "professional" of his age; expected more, received less. Eye rolling and obvious facial expressions of exasperation inspired this 'Yelp' review. Disgusting, humiliating experience for first time Botox "injectee" of armpits. DR compared me to his other patients (not a compliment here) and admitted his intention of "mean"ness was to see me through the injections. And, Yes, he admitted he was "mean" to me. Not at all empathetic or personal, but simply, very arrogant, clearly only regarding HIS time and money. Injections were personally painful, which apparently happens to the small percentage, however, not unrealistic, but you manage as a professional and conform to the patient's uneasiness and not become forceful, but understanding. If you visit him, Expect to feel beneath his level of unintelligence. Bedside manners: 0/5. No hello or handshake. Good luck, B.S. Accounting

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