Hands down, great endocrinologist. Dealt with her through Jefferson. Unfortunately, she is…read moreleaving there. Recommend her highly and without reservation

Very good doctor. Speaks very quickly so you'll need to stay alert but at the same time is a good…read morelistener, thorough, and seeks to educate his patients. Open minded as far as natural therapies like herbs and I like that in a doctor. I see him in Collegeville at the Providence Town Center and the entire staff there is tremendous.

I feel so lucky to finally have found a physician who really cares, listens and never rushes you…read moreout the door. I have been dealing with hypothyroid/Hashimotos for over 15 years now and have never felt better with the changes he has implemented for me after a few visits. If you are in need of an endocrinologist Dr. Agarwala is the one you need to go see - he is excellent.

This updated review is for Kevin Donohue, DO, who succeeded Dr. Quint when he retired a few years…read moreago. Dr. Quint left my care in good hands as Dr. Donohue is a fine physician in his own right. Not only knowledgeable he's personable and happy to answer as many questions as I have (and I usually have a ton). I never feel rushed whatsoever. He's also been very generous with samples when I've expressed the cost of certain meds. I see him in Collegeville at the Providence Town Center and because there is less volume of patients I've found the front desk staff to be more pleasant and coordinated.than in Plymouth Meeting. If you're in need of an endocrinologist I recommend Dr. Donohue highly. I also recommend seeing him in Collegeville if you can. One thing to note, though, is that as of right now, this office doesn't accept credit cards.

I have been a patient of Dr. Gorens for about 4 years. He has helped me manage my medical problem…read morevery successfully. The office is terribly understaffed and not always helpful. Trying to get through on the phone to schedule an appointment, ask a question, etc. is brutal. I have decided to leave the practice for this reason.

The plethora of excellent reviews for Dr. Datta you'll find online are no joke. He's arguably the…read morebest doctor I've ever had (and I've had a bunch). He makes sure to ask at the end of your appointment if you have any additional questions - that in and of itself sets him apart from the vast majority of his counterparts. You never feel rushed. It's evident he truly cares. He doesn't push treatment on his patients without gaining their input; instead, it always feels like a collaboration. Also very open-minded and up to date on natural remedies if he feels they're safe and worth trying. If in need of an endocrinologist, he gets my highest recommendation. * In addition to Collegeville, he also sees patients in King of Prussia.

I've seen the Doctor twice, and both have been positive experiences. First visit we talked about my…read morePrimary Care Physicians notes, my health in general, and she shared some things I didn't even know about my condition (that I needed to know!). She recommended two medications and gave me a Lab Order. My takeaway was the fact she actually talked to me about my condition and listened to me talk about my condition and my history. Second visit we discussed my lab results and our plan of attack. My takeaway; I like having a Doc who explain's things to you, and doesn't just 'tell' you things. Years ago I went to a Doctor who eventually retired, but every time I had to see him, always made me feel as if I was a relative. I believe I've found a Doc like that again.

I liked Dr. Agersborg the first time I met her, which is no easy feat! I'm picky with my doctors,…read moreespecially my endocrinologists. I look for them to slip up, to be behind in the literature, to be complacent. She and I have had our conflict moments, but she studied under one of the best and truly deserves her reputation! I give a 4 because each time i have visited her office, she has tried to put me on ace inhibitors, despite the fact that I'm a reproductive aged woman. I don't feel this to be responsible, as ACE inhibitors cause birth defects, and my office blood pressure is usually 110/70 and 100/64 or 65 at home.

The nurse practitioner came in and made sure that you were comfortable and examine you to make sure…read moreeverything was good

Deciding it was about time to start taking advantage of my health insurance, I scoured the interweb…read morefor a doctor. After a horrible experience with a local gyno (where she convinced me that I was depressed -I'm not, it's called PMS- and needed to be on happy pills), I've been a bit skeptical of docs. After reading Julia's review, however, I decided Dr. P sounded like my kinda woman, "someone I would love to have a beer with?" say no more. So I scheduled my appointment on Friday and they were able to put me in on Monday. I showed up at 3:30 (my assigned time), fearing I'd end up spending my entire afternoon there. Within 10 minutes I was seen by a nurse and within another 5 Dr. P showed up. She's just awesome. Totally conversational, quick to put you at ease, thorough... We talked about my medical history, she ran through a few exams, prescribed some medicine for my nagging cough, and sent me off for some blood work. I was out of the office by 4:15! She also referred me to a new gyno and dentist. All in all, Dr. P is terrific, thanks Yelp.

I dropped this provider after repeated mistakes handling my laboratory testing and not being able…read moreto obtain routine appointments, being wait listed on multiple occasions (e.g. 7 to 9 months lead time). Staff and physician were very defensive when asked to fix their mistakes. They used to be a good place for my healthcare, however, they became increasing disorganized, in my opinion. I have since gone with a different endocrinologist.

I have been a patient of Dr. Greeley for over 20 years. He is an outstanding specialist, and I…read moretrust his medical judgment completely. That trust has been earned repeatedly over decades of excellent care. Some of the negative reviews complain that his office does not offer advice on supplements or non-FDA-approved treatments. Those criticisms show a clear lack of understanding of how medicine, licensing, and insurance liability actually work. Physicians can be legally exposed for giving that type of advice, and MDs are not trained in homeopathic medicine. Dr. Greeley practices responsible, evidence-based medicine and has helped me consistently for more than two decades. I would not consider going anywhere else.

Both my husband and I each had one visit with Kyle Sullivan. We were both dissatisfied. It's…read moredisappointing that Kyle was our first impression of the practice. I did notify the office manager in detail as to why we were dissatisfied. I wish I would have seen the other negative review here on yelp on Kyle as I can relate and would have chosen another provider in the practice.