Dr. Pavelock was my mom's gastroenterologist, and we always had great interactions with both the…read moredoctor and his PA. I'm so thankful that she had such great care in such a small town.

Dr. Lemke was my mom's oncologist, and she was wonderful. She never minced words, but was diligent…read moreabout making sure that we felt comfortable, even when she was telling us that my mom was never going to get better. She tried to make sure that we would have as much QUALITY time with her as possible, and I really appreciated that. Let's face it - she's an oncologist, so the outcome isn't going to be good a lot of the time. But Dr. Lemke's bedside manner really did make us feel confident that our mom was receiving great care, regardless of what the outcome was clearly going to be. There is one woman in her front office (unfortunately she answers the phone) who is very uncaring sounding, and I that stinks when you're family member is dying. However, I appreciated that the doctor visited my mom while she was in the hospital in Syracuse, and travels to Oneida once or twice a week so that her patients in this more rural area don't have to go all the way to Syracuse for chemotherapy. Thank you Dr. Lemke! Cori Doble (daughter of Betty Moshier).

Oneida Health is actually really nice and is in the process of upgrading a lot of things. This was…read morethe site we chose for prenatal care so we ended up coming here a lot. The doctors all seemed extremely nice and knowledgeable. They also had extra soon to be parent educational courses for free. while we were going here they changed their women's health location to a nicer newer location, though the old one was also pretty nice really. Overall everything is pretty clear and spacious and its a nice place. The hospital is on the older side but all the side buildings are very new and give good service.

My doctor recently sent a referral for an MRI here, as it was much closer to my home than any place…read morein Syracuse. Not only is it closer, they have appointments available easily a month or two sooner than any place else in the region, it would seem. Certainly a lot sooner than any place in Syracuse! I am a difficult patient to deal with, not because I throw a fit, but because I cannot sit in a chair, and can only walk (with a mobility aid) about 20 feet, and I have severe pain after doing so. I had to lie down on the floor soon after getting to the front desk. This understandably caused a fair amount of distress all the way around, but I had no choice. Rather than getting angry at me, the staff were all very kind and compassionate. They made intake as easy as possible for me, crouching down and helping me with my paperwork. They rolled the MRI gurney all the way down the hall to the doors that opened out to the waiting room. I only had to walk about 15 feet to get to it. They helped me on it, and also got a wedge under my knees right away when I told them I needed it in order to lie still in the machine. When they rolled me into the machine, they of course gave me headphones and asked what my preference was, musically. I asked for classical, and they gave me some really nice soothing music. They also had nice cool air blowing over my face, which helped SO MUCH with feelings of claustrophobia. The tube can get warm and stuffy, so the air REALLY helped me. I ended up meditating on an oil painting of autumn leaves, listening to lovely classical music and enjoying the cool air on my face. They were really kind, checking in and letting me know how much time I had left in the tube. It sounds weird to say this, but I actually enjoyed it. I was a little sad when it was over, even, haha! Yeah, the machine goes ANH ANH ANH ANH ANH TOKTOKTOKTOTKTOK EERRRRRRRRRRR, but the classical helps sort of drown that out, and it's just pretty relaxing overall. I think I might have even dozed off, despite my intense pain. They did everything they could to make sure it was all as painless and stress-free as possible. Once I was done, everyone on staff at the time came out and helped me to my car, walking with me the whole way and making sure I got in the car. I didn't scream or cry at all until I had to get to my car (it was a long walk for me) and I could NOT have made it if they hadn't been there. I cannot express my gratitude for their compassion strongly enough. They are wonderful here. If you need an MRI, this is THE place to go. The people working here are so nice and caring. They should be proud!

Take good care re of my husband and I. But they need to get slush off side walks almost fellread more

I'm telling y'all. go to a different hospital. my friend is 17 & pregnant. And everytime we come…read morehere, we they always take mad long. The waiting room is always hot. Not only that, but everytime we are here we are in the waiting room for 2-4 hours. Then when we finally get a room, we are still in there for hours. It's like the nurses and doctors are discriminating my friend from being a teen mom. The care is absolutely awful, they don't listen when something is really wrong. They also take a tremendous amount of time to do anything.

They dont put your name in the schedule when you call to schedule an appointment. You show up there…read moreand they tell your name is not on the schedule for that day. It happened twice. Once for my son his first time there as a new patient. The second was my step-daughter that had an appointment as a new patient and they didn't put her name in the schedule either. They need to hire some better employees that actually know what they are doing. How hard is it to put a name on a schedule?! They also expect you to change your appointment to a different date/time even though it was their mistake not putting you in the schedule. Not very professional!

I see Dr. Weaver, as have my daughters since birth (ages 6mo & 5yr) and we think she's great! She…read moreis down to earth, approachable, and practical. She doesn't suggest unnecessary medications or excessive testing, and I trust her advice. We've never had issues with wait time as suggested in other reviews here. I don't recall ever waiting more than 15 minutes other than one occasion when I was seeing a different doctor as our primary wasn't in, which made me an "extra patient" on his load that day, so I didn't fault him for it. The only complaint that I have is that doctors work only a handful of days each week, so your primary isn't there every weekday. That said, other doctors will see you in their absence, you just have to be willing to be seen by someone you aren't as familiar with. All of the doctors that we've seen have been professional, explained everything in laymen's terms, and have always taken the time to make sure we've discussed any concerns I've had thoroughly. We have yet to see any doctor at Tri-Valley that I haven't been comfortable with.