Best Family Doctor. I have been Dr. Tressel's patient since 1991, all my family members are her…read morepatients.

Dr. Tressel is an outstanding doctor. Myself and my entire family go to her. She is excellent with…read morepatients, great bedside manor, and is clearly a talented physician. She's also through Penn Medicine which is convenient, as they have email communications which is awesome. Dr tressel is super responsive. Best family practice doc I've ever had - highly recommend!

A wonderful, wonderful practice. After dealing with a lousy doctor's office for several years, my…read morefamily finally made the switch to GVFM, and we couldn't be more pleased. All the doctors on staff are very friendly, knowledgeable, and go to great lengths to make sure their patients are comfortable, informed, and well cared-for. While I've also seen the other doctors in the practice once or twice, my PCP is Dr. Melrose, and he's delightful. An affable guy without any of the arrogance that you often see in other doctors, Dr. Melrose -- and his angel of an assistant Charlene -- both take wonderful care of their patients. He never makes you feel like you're taking up valuable time, and is perfectly happy to spend as much time as needed with each patient. The front-office staff is very friendly and welcoming as well, and the clinic itself is clean, brightly-lit, and quite nice. Best of all, I've never waited more than 10 minutes for an appointment, and 95% of the time, I'm seen within five minutes of walking through the door. My only regret is that I didn't switch to GVFM sooner. So long as I live in this area, I'll never, ever go to another practice. LOVE these guys!

Doctors are great. BUT, this office staff sucks. Not professional. transferred phone back and forth…read moremany times, would not listen to my issue. wasted much time with the office clerks.

She is a wonderful dr she figured out what was wrong with me when other doctors misdiagnosed me she…read moreeven took her own time in the evening to send me my results not to many doctors around like her

Quality care. 5*'s Dr. Daniel is thorough, very…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate, empathetic, excellent with pharmacology, and accessible. Angela, office staff, is very personable, helpful, and professional. Best practice I have ever worked with.

professional, personable, accessible, very knowledgeable, excellent at pharmacology, listens well,…read moreresponds in very helpful ways, offers solutions that work, her office manager is professional and quite helpful, always pleasure in her work and telephone presence.

It has been four months since my stroke, and I am still following the instructions that my…read moretherapist sent me home with, and I see a difference almost every day. I can't say enough about how wonderful my Rehab at this hospital was! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

After having my knees replaced I went to Bryn Mawr three days a week for six weeks. Care was…read moreexceptional. Therapists were so on top of treatments. I was scared when I first started but it was perfect. I would recommend BM to everyone

I have been a patient with this practice for 35 years. Dr. Robert Lawlor was wonderful. Before he…read moreretired, he sent me a nice letter explaining he was retiring and that Dr. Costabile would be taking his patients. I had a good experience with Dr. Costabile for about a year, but one day when I was sick, I called to make an appointment with him and was told I couldn't see him because he wasn't my doctor. The receptionist said my "doctor" was a physician's assistant. I explained that I'd been seeing Dr. Costabile, but she said she couldn't schedule me with him. After several months, they offered a new young doctor and I saw him for a little over a year. Today, I called to schedule my annual physical and was told the new doctor was leaving the practice and I should call back in a month to see if they had hired someone else. The receptionist quickly gave me the names and numbers of two other practices. It seems Devon Familiy Practice doesn't want to keep their patients and is actively trying to unload some of us, so I'm looking for a new practice.

I have been going to Devon Family Practice my whole life since second grade! My whose family also…read morewere taken care of by these wonderful doctors until they moved away. Dr. Priem has been my main doctor for do many years- he is the best! Thank you for all you do Dr. Priem!

In 2007-2008, I was treated for Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the Cancer Center of Paoli Hospital (my…read moreoncologist being Dr. Christine Szarka). While I don't think anyone will find cancer a "wonderful experience", the doctors and staff of Paoli Cancer Center make it as good as it could be for the seven months I was treated there. First, the doctors. Dr. Szarka, trained at Fox Chase Cancer Center, gives off a schoolteacher vibe - Not the mean teacher, but the friendly, scholarly one. You feel comfortable asking questions, and you are confident with the answers you get. Face it - You're trusting your life with your oncologist. If you don't trust them, find another. The nursing staff is also outstanding. During those seven months, I had treatment every two weeks, at the center for about six hours a pop. The nurses would hang out with you (in between rounds), and it was just nice to get your mind off things. Naturally, they were also technically outstanding, but its always nice to having people you can relate to as well. The facilities were also good. The Cancer Center had its own infusion room, with each area having its own TV, and wifi access. Hey, you're sitting there for six hours, you get bored :) While I hope you never have to visit a cancer center, if you find yourself in our survivor club, I can say that you will be hard-pressed to find one better than Paoli's.

How in the world did he get rid of his old yelp reviews? Well, one more reason not to trust Yelp…read more I have been sounding the alarm about this doctor for years- one who dropped me without the 30 days of care required by law before I found another doctor. I was taking 2mg of Suboxone a day. Normal dose is 16mg. My bf had had a drug problem i was unaware of and I didn't know he had been stealing from me, i kept calling Dimonte's office to make an appt to get my medication but they would not call me back. I didn't understand what was going on. I was calling daily, going through withdrawal, unaware that it had only been maybe 2.5 or 3 weeks since i had last gotten an Rx. Finally one of the office girls - who I doubt are still there but at the time were Megan and Julie and they would treat me like a completely different person if I called Dimonte as my primary care doctor (which he was as well) as opposed to calling the separate phone number/business name that his Sub patients were given. So one of the girls says finally "you aren't due for a refill for over a week. You can't have any more." And hung up. I screamed at my bf and he admitted it. I called back and said that I wanted to bring him in to confess to them and that they could drug test him - although idk if they had the capabilities because for the 7 years I was his patient with 12 sub appts a year, I was not given a urinalysis once. Never. They said they would talk to the doctor but the next day I got a letter saying I was kicked out of his practice and he would still be my dr for 30 days as required by law. Dimonte knew the only reason i still took subs was because my stomach never stopped emptying without them (but he never suggested it was an underlying cause even though my next sr, an incredibly amazing one, mentioned it in the intake, So he is still my dr for 30 days while i scramble to find another doctor. So he should let me bring my bf in and give me at least a week's worth. But nope, he never returned a single call and neither did his office and as a result, 9 years sobriety went down the drain. That is one little nothing story out of a ton i have. But the most DAMNING and DISTURBING thing is that he was never named in connection with the Murray Overhill pharmacy arrests. The entire time I went to him, his Sub patients were only allowed to go to one pharmacy (very sus in itself) and that pharmacy was... Murray Overhill. The weirdest part about it though was that I was bitching to a guy who was waiting in the waiting room with me about it and he looked confused and said that he could take his sub script anywhere he wanted. Maybe this was a coincidence and i really hope it was because the alternative- that only female patients were sent there - is sinister. I'm not saying that is the case. However, this is: For at least a decade, Dr DiMonte had a mandatory rule about opiate addicts on Suboxone going to only 1 pharmacy. That pharmacist has since been indicted for trading sexual favors for opiates. He also ordered more opiates than a pill mill. Why has no one made this connection? Just stay away; you can't say I didn't warn you.

Lets talk atmosphere:…read more Its a very small facility for sure. As soon as you walk in its a small area to sit down and wait to be called. Let talk Receptionists: There were two girls there today the one on the left was Krystal. She was so amazing and extremely welcoming. As soon as I walked in she greeted me, and let the other girl know what to do as far as my appt, also made her aware that I was new to the facility. The other girl there to the right was the COMPLETE opposite. As soon as I walked in her whole facial expression just CHANGED which made me feel very weird being as though It was my first time meeting her. She never smiled, never said hello, did not GREET me what so ever. I was a bit bummed by that due to the fact Krystal had her handle my paperwork so I had no choice but to continue to ask her questions like: Is that it? Do I sit down and wait to be called? Do you need something else from me? She just did NOT communicate with me at ALL! Now lets talk about DOCTOR: He was AMAZINGGGG!! So talkative, charismatic, funny just all around great. Asked me all the necessary questions to find out what is going on. That to me WON me over. So 5 stars it is for me! Thanks Krystal & Doctor