Misdiagnosed my daughter with PCOS. Even put her on Metforman to treat. My daughter was going…read morethrough menopause with a genetic condition, Fragile X. The endocrinologist and even gynecologist who looked at her bloodwork from Dr Sherif could not understand how she came up with PCOS. It was clearly not the correct diagnosis.

Dr. Sherif is an exceptional professional! Thanks to her expertise and excellent patient care…read moredoubled by a kind and genuinely friendly demeanor, I was able to deal with my PCOS and hypothyroidism and drop over 60 lbs this year. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Sherif and am thankful to her.

Today was not one of my better days emotionally or physically, and I came into my PCP appointment…read morefeeling completely burnt out. Before even seeing my provider, Stephanie Mackey, MA, made such a difference in my experience. Her patience, calm presence, compassion, and genuine care immediately shifted the energy of what had been a very difficult day. She took the time to get me situated, listened with kindness, and made me feel seen as a person -- not just another patient checking in. In healthcare, those moments matter more than people realize, and Stephanie's professionalism and warmth truly stood out. I'm deeply grateful for the comfort and reassurance she provided during a rough day. Thank you for having someone like her on your team.

I had a good experience with my doctor, but the front desk and office staff have been incredibly…read moreunresponsive and inconsiderate. I've been trying to get a simple form filled out for my employment onboarding and after nearly a month of calling and messaging nearly every day, I still haven't received it. Despite repeatedly explaining that this form is required for me to begin work, every time I call I'm told they'll "send a message" to the person responsible. Nothing ever happens after that, absolutely no updates, no follow-through, and no sense of consideration. As someone who has worked in healthcare, I would never put a patient through this. The lack of communication and basic respect from the office staff has been frustrating and honestly unacceptable. It's a shame, because the clinical care was excellent, but the administrative side is severely lacking.

Another primary care with better doctors the majority of doctors are MD VIP 2500 a year…read more So what's left are two doctors I very ignorant And nurse practitioner.

I recently needed to find a new primary care office after my PCP of 30 years passed away. I really…read moretook time and research to find an practice in my area that was patient centered, focused on relationship building, and was accessible when needed. I felt I had found it. I have been here three times, the Doctor I used was decent, and had trust in him. However, a ridiculous policy they have ruined my faith in this practice, and will NOT be back. I woke up sick a few days ago, and felt lousy. I went online the night before, made an appointment, all was well. I called when I woke up to see if anything was available earlier possibly, and the person on the phone asked me my symptoms for coming in. I told her, and she said "we cannot see you unless you go to a pharmacy and take a COVID test". She said if I was to be positive, they would not see me, except on telehealth. Prior to confirming my appointment, she stated this was a necessary step. I am sick, I am not running around to diagnose myself (they stated they don't to covid tests there). I was vaccinated three times. She said there was no way to see me without doing so. I immediately let them know I would not be visiting and would just go to urgent care. After hanging up, within 15 minutes, the office called me 4-5 times offering to get me in with one of their Physician Assistant, with the requirement of wearing a mask (which, when sick, Id do anyway). I just went to urgent care, where I was diagnosed with Bronchitis/Sinusitis, received medication and went on my way. How would a telehealth appointment have listened to my chest? Seen inside my nose? Ridiculous.. Do the just not want sick people to be seen here?! The idea of telling a patient to go take their own covid test, refusing treatment otherwise, and still charging my insurance.. I go to work everyday with kids, ride busses full of adults, go grocery shopping, and I am sure people around me have COVID, Flu, Colds, etc.. I want a practice which will SEE their patients when they are sick. Unacceptable.

I'm a new patient at Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center as of May 2021. I've been into the office…read moretwice so far, and have had positive experiences in person on both occasions. The first was for an annual check up, which was very easy to schedule over the phone. At the end of this appointment, I tried to schedule a follow up appointment for some bloodwork and a vaccination. I was told that you cannot make appointments in-person and had to do so online, which I found a bit frustrating because I prefer making my follow ups while there so I don't forget. After my first visit, I was sent information via email regarding how to sign up for their online portal. I did so and attempted to make the follow up appointments I needed, sadly the website is tricky to navigate, and the "services" I needed, did not appear as options for me to select while scheduling. Five months later... I finally got around to calling and was able to make the appointment over the phone but learned that they no longer do bloodwork in house. I was easily able to schedule my vaccination appointment with options as early as the same day and next day. This week I arrived early by for my 8:15 AM appointment. I was seen about 10 minutes late, but that's fine. I was provided with paperwork regarding the vaccination I was receiving and then administered the vaccine. This process took about 10 minutes start to finish. After leaving, I realized that I do not have a follow up appointment scheduled yet, and will need one. I plan to call sooner than later to ensure I don't go another five months without returning. I've found the staff members to be kind and professional. I really liked Molly Lee, who did my annual as she was thorough and informative. In a perfect world, I'd be able to schedule my next appointments while there in person.

Rushed service. Barely listened to me. Took a pregnancy test ( i am post menopausal). Dismissive…read more The person entering my illnesses wrote down the wrong information and was not very skilled. Listed wrong allergies and was rushed. Lack luster service. An uptight unfriendly environment

Caring doctors, friendly and collegial staff. I would not change to another primary care physician…read moreunless I moved to Alaska.

Terrible, frustrating recent experience. I was experiencing fatigue, body aches, and back pain for…read morethe last week. I had to wait 4 days to be seen, and only a nurse practitioner was available. I saw him Friday and he prescribed lidocaine patches for my back. However, my pharmacy never got the prescription - despite me calling the office several times on Friday to follow up. The prescription wasn't sent in until Monday morning, and of course I couldn't get it until Monday evening. No explanation was given other than he was probably busy and then went home without sending the prescription to the pharmacy!

I would highly recommend the Hydro facials and laser therapy I had fantastic results. Innovative…read moremedical staff go above and beyond to meet your needs as well as Dr. Kelli Yacono. She takes the time and care to ensure you receive the best clear skin and glowing face.

Dr. Kelly and her staff were super friendly and helpful…read more Dr. Kelly really took the time to address all my needs + concerns and came up with the perfect treatment for what I was looking for. I felt super comfortable and at ease with her and I'm already loving the results! Will definitely be a returning customer. :)

This doctor is kind, funny, and very good at what he does. He takes time to listen and answer…read morequestions. While his office can be busy, his assistant Cynthia is very responsive and helpful. What more can a patient ask for? Even though I no longer live in Philadelphia, he was nice enough to call in a prescription for me for an antibiotic when I was in between doctors.

While visiting with my wife she accused her of doctor shopping for controlled medication. It turn…read moreout that the neurologist she recommended prescribed the medication. But her attitude was extremely accusative and it took all my self control to not go off on her. She's arrogant and frankly not a very good doctor. My wife hasn't received ant satisfaction. I wouldn't recommend her for my pet.

Dr. Noble is an intelligent, warm, conscientious, and compassionate physician. She is never…read moredismissive and unlike some doctors it isn't about her, it is about you. When you need her, she is there for you. All in all a very fine physician.

The NP Geena Galvagno was outstanding. However, I am 79 years old had a UTI and went to see Geena…read morefor an antibiotic. Upon arrival I had to pee and asked for a cup, as I knew they would want to do a urinalysis. I asked the 20 something woman who was taking me to see Geena for one 1 she said you Need to see Dr. First. I yelled at her that I had a UTi and had to go now. Obviously, the snowflake was offended and so IN THE MIDDLE OF TREATMENT I RECEIVED A CERTIFIED LETTER INFORMING ME THEY WERE TERMINATING SERVICES. Welcome to Advocare Stoll medicine. I'm so disappointed.

I've gone to Dr. Geena Galvano for the last few years as both my general doctor and OBGYN for my…read moreannual women's check up. She's prompt, has a wonderful bedside manner, is super helpful, and overall is a great doctor. The staff here is friendly and I never wait too long. The office is nice and has comfortable seating in the waiting area. Overall it's a great spot.