ENT Group at Hershey Med Center denied an appt even though their website infers no referral needed…read more Primary dr not available. Have lost all hearing in one ear and concerned it may be Lyme related which has more positive outcome the sooner its treated. Does not seem to be care for the patient as a first priority.

I've been going here for about a year now for regular medical appointments and tests. I can usually…read moreget in within a day or two and that's a real plus. The staff are friendly, nurses are nice and the doctor and PA are absolutely great and very thorough. The Geisinger and Holy Spirit merger have elevated health care in this system to a new level. The combined resources make for an excellent and efficient system for care, testing, and referrals. I highly recommend this doctors office for a primary care physician.

I have had too take two of my kids here. The staff have always been pleasant and prompt. I also…read morelike that they treat my kids like young adults. This place is a great condition of prompt service and we'll rounded care.

After being advised that a third open heart By-pass surgery was the only option for me as…read moreadditional Stents placement are impossible, I was devastated! Dr Walt Watkins, personal friend, recommended Dr. Rajesh Dave. An appointment followed three days later. I was admitted to Ortenzio Heart Clinic, Holy Spirit Hospital where Dr. Dave performed the impossible multiple stent placements in less than one hour. That was 2012, I have been Dr Dave's patient ever since requiring several subsequent stent placements all successful! I shall always be his patient until I can no longer make the two-hour trip. I have seen countless medical professionals in my time but never met one as thorough and knowledgeable as Dr. Dave.

I'd been diagnosed with aortic valve regurgitation or stenosis about 30 years ago. The previous…read morecardiologist I'd been seeing on a regular basis told me "it wasn't bad enough yet" to qualify for the surgery. I was riding my bicycle, lost consciousness during the ride, and crashed the bicycle as a result. I arrived at hospital unconscious with several broken bones, etc. after an ambulance ride. After getting through rehab from the injuries, I was able to get an appointment at Cardiovascular Experts. After a thorough exam including echocardiogram and heart catheterization we attributed the loss of consciousness that resulted in the bicycle crash to that valve having failed sufficiently and was now "bad enough" for corrective surgery. A TAVR was arranged for, and afterwards several weeks of cardiac rehab. Now, at nearly 80 years of age, I'm back to nearly "normal" activity, including riding the bicycle. I don't have enough good words in my vocabulary to say about the provider team at Cardiovascular Experts

We've been patients here for over 20 years and the staff friendly and professional. Labs can be…read moredone here also. Most times they are prompt and on time.

I have come to this Urgent Care clinic on several times in the past year and have always had good…read moreexperiences. Check in has been courteous and prompt. I have generally then waited about 15-20 minutes to be seen by a practitioner, which is very reasonable. This week I visited the clinic on Monday and again on Friday for a follow up. Everyone was kind, patient, good listeners and clear with Instructions. I was seen by a nurse during my first appointment and by a doctor for my follow up. Both were excellent and had great bed-side manners. The only reason I can not give 5 stars is because there was one nurse who came into my room (while I was being attended to by a nurses aid) and she started rummaging through the supply closet and complaining about missing items. She then ordered my nurses aide to come over to help her. I felt her behavior was rude and distracting to my treatment. Overall I feel confident in coming to this clinic for urgent care and believe I am treated appropriately and efficiently.

The place was literally empty. I had to ask for a COVID & FLU test (assumed that would…read moreautomatically happen, based on my symptoms). After swabbing me, I was told that they won't have the results until tomorrow. The doctor wrote me a script for 2 medications (1 was a controlled drug). The pharmacy was out of the controlled drug. I waited 2 hours for the doctor to get back to the pharmacy with a replacement... I ended up just heading home because I wasn't feeling well. 15 minutes later, the same doctor tells me to just buy some over the counter medicine. I don't think we should ever have an urgent care that does not have their own lab. I think a controlled drug should only be prescribed when absolutely necessary (couldn't be necessary, if an OTC is the substitute) Update: I have the flu and the doctor told me to discontinue using the amoxicillin (I never opened it, but now it's $11 down the drain because CVS won't do a refund)

I had a wonderful visit here!!! I was a walk in and seemed to navigate the facility quite quickly…read more Everyone was kind the place seemed streamlined with its operations. The diagnosis was relayed to me clearly and the steps to take afterward were the same. It's been only a day, and perhaps it's just in my head, but I feel as if I am already feeling relief from the pain was feeling. The other patrons were polite and friendly and everyone I spoke with seemed to be having pleasant experiences as well. Would recommend to this facility anyone I know!!! Thanks again guys for a wonderful visit!!!!

I have been a patient here for a few years, mostly because it's where a lot of people recommended…read more I wasn't always entirely unhappy with the service; I just would often leave there feeling like no one was listening to me when i would tell them what was wrong. There were so many patients there all the time, I seriously felt like a number. I don't ever remember anyone calling me by my name except for the one who was calling me back to a room. I went to them complaining of severe knee pain. It was so bad that i could barely drive, i couldn't sleep, i couldn't sit too long, i couldn't stand too long. I was miserable. "Let's get x rays of your back" which totally confused me but, okay, you're the doc. I left there a little confused. The x-rays don't show much. So, one MRI of my spine later, I got a call to set up physical therapy. I said, "for what?" That poor girl didn't know. I told her that I in fact, had an MRI on my back but no one talked to me about the results. So now I have to schedule an appt. It was with a physician assistant which I have no issue with because I always have good experiences with them, except this one acted frustrated that he had to explain anything to me. The MRI showed I have arthritis in my back, bulging discs, etc. That appt lasted exactly 6 mins. I left with more questions than answers AND a bad knee. I went to physical therapy which was a complete waste of time. There are so many people down there getting PT, that I would have to wait until my therapist was done with 6 other people before I knew what to do next. I went 3 times and gave up. I should note that every time I went there, they would say, "oh you're here for back pain" I would say, I don't have any back pain. My knee is the problem, and it still is. They continued to tell me that it was because of my back. At my follow up appt, They gave me a cortisone shot, prescribed me meds and sent me on my way. Now I have to schedule another follow up, for what exactly, I have no idea. I get the PA again. This time, I sat and waited for him for 24 minutes, For the first 14 of those minutes, outside my room, I heard him talking to the nurses and joking around about what they were getting for lunch. (They decided to order pizza in case you were wondering) He came into the room and asked how my back was feeling. I said, "it's fine, it's been fine. My knee is still killing me though." He told me "Well, surgery is just going to make everything worse" (surgery? on what? I didn't even know what was wrong) I just stared at him. At this point, I knew this was the last time I was coming here. He sent me off with "Do you know any good chiropractors? If you don't, I know a few" I said, "no thank you" and I left. Ill wrap this up by saying, I went through my insurance to find another ortho doc. At my first appt, I was amazed that there were only 2 of us in the waiting room, and the doctor I saw could not have been nicer. He HEARD me. He said, "I don't think this is coming from your back" after we discussed the problem and he examined me. "Lets get an MRI of your knee" well finally. Turns out, I have severe arthritis under my knee cap, two foreign objects "floating" around, and my meniscus is frayed and torn. These doctors are paid an astronomical amount of money. They aren't all bad, but at the very least, please just take some time to listen. Call me by my first name. Pretend I'm not inconveniencing you. That office is nothing more than an assembly line. So, Mr Physician's assistant, I didn't find a good chiropractor, I decided to find a good doctor.

Family Practice! Everything you are looking for in a family doctor! The staff and Dr. Kostelac make…read moreyou feel like you're health is important! They will help you with your medical needs as well as explain your test to you! They answer all your questions on you visit!

Dr. Helana Pietragallo (Obstetrics and Gynecology) is by far the best doctor, of any specialty,…read moreI've ever had. She will never rush you, she is very sensitive with patients who are sexual assault survivors, and she does her best to make everything as comfortable as possible. I thought that because so few places in the area take Medicaid, I was going to get stuck with a terrible office like Dentistry (which can be incredibly poor for people on Medicaid and Medicare in Central PA), but I'm so glad I went here. I barely had to wait, too!

It was okay once I got an appointment at least 6 months after my first incident of skin cancer and…read moreMohs surgery- the Mohs surgeon at Hershey Med, Dr. Cartee, was great but as far as any other scheduling or patient relations the Camp Hill Specialties office isn't one I'd recommend. I would have thought a follow up appointment and my first full screening would have been scheduled asap after the surgery but they didn't seem to think it was necessary. Months later and with no further reminders or outreach, I had an appointment with a nurse practitioner who was okay, but after another appointment the following year with zero reminders I decided to look around for another practice. I'd also say their patient portal isn't the greatest. Coworkers were going to Dermatology Associates of York and liked it, so I was able to schedule an appointment at their Mechanicsburg office with an actual MD dermatologist and have been going there for the past couple years. That's where you want to go if you need serious dermatology care, they're great, great patient outreach and response, great patient portal. I realized I hadn't had a complete skin cancer screening before I went there. Oh, and I one point I actually tried to schedule an appointment with the family practice that's connected to the Penn State specialties office, but similar issues, they didn't have any actual doctors who could see me for months, just physician assistants or NPs- I'm sorry if this sounds "elitist" but I'm over 50 years old and now with a history of cancer so I wanna see a real doctor, not an almost doctor who has to have their work checked and approved by real doctors. I'm now a patient at the Pinnacle/UPMC family practice in Camp Hill. I'd recommend them too.

Dr Moore is a kind and caring man. I really believe he was going to help me. He is very quiet…read more Things were going well until he knocked up his staff member, Renee, and then everything went downhill. Renee has now taken over. Calls are never returned, appointments are forgotten,it is now so very dis organized. Renee is a counselor, yet she tells the patients her life traumas, and doesn't seem to be interested in ours. That's if we get a chance to speak.Trying to speak with Dr. Moore is out of the question. Renee fields all of his calls.He ALWAYS spoke with us before.I believe Dr Moore is a good man that wants to help with addiction, but he might need to get rid of the ones that aren't professional. We are talking about people's lives here!!!!! Myself and several others have left due to Renee. I have gotten help elsewhere, and only pray the others have done the same. DR. MOORE....PLEASE COME BACK!!!!! WE LOVED YOU.SEND RENEE HOME ON MATERNITY LEAVE!!!!! OH, AND SPEAKING AS AN ADDICT, DRUG TEST YOUR STAFF. I.KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT.

From the owner: During a fellowship in medical toxicology, Dr. Moore realized the negative impact of substance use…read moredisorders on physical and mental health. Untreated, these conditions can be costly for patients, families, communities and the healthcare system. Recognizing an opportunity for systemic improvement, Dr. Moore, while continuing to serve as a consulting and attending physician at a local hospital system, began to study the treatment landscape for patients following medication overdose. Stigma surrounding addiction, availability of services, and underutilization of evidence based modalities were major obstacles for recovery. Dr. Moore realized the benefits and evidence supporting medication assisted therapy (MAT) and became the medical director of a state-licensed opioid treatment program (OTP). To bridge treatment gaps, AMT was created as a specialty program to expand resources available to patients whom are involved with counseling outside of a state licensed OTP.

If you need an appointment or have a question for staff , drive there in person . They do not…read moreanswer the phone , nor do they return calls . be prepared for the attitude , like " how dare you show up"

Unless you're willing to wait almost 6 months for mohs surgery after a positive biopsy, I would…read morelook elsewhere. I was referred to the main Penn State mohs office after testing positive for basal cell carcinoma on my face, after a couple more weeks of waiting for a response I received a call from this Camp Hill office telling me that my surgery was scheduled for almost 6 months later and was given no other options for an earlier time other than calling every day and asking about cancellations- there was no cancellation list I was told of, the reception person just said that a lot of it was probably removed during the biopsy. What?! After my wife took over and checked with her own primary care doc along with the the main office of Penn St mohs and our insurer, she was able to get me scheduled with Dr. Cartee at Penn State Hershey. He was great and would recommend him, but only after an extremely stressful situation for someone who had cancer for the first time. I now see a dermatologist MD at Dermatology Associates of York, they have an office in Mechanicsburg and they're great. Highly recommend them.