I had my first cataract surgery and it went well. Then I caught C-diff which is a highly contagious…read more,resistant infection. It took repeated treatments over many months to get rid of, so out of consideration and not wanting to infect others I was not able to schedule my second surgery. Finally I was able to schedule it and right before the surgery my daughter suddenly passed away from cancer. I canceled the surgery and would have rescheduled it. I think your child dying is a reason to temporarily cancel scheduled surgery for a cataract. But this Dr. Benz called me screaming at me that I canceled the surgery, never asked me why and told me not to come back that he was sick of me. Thank you Dr. BENZ and Eyes of York for your brutality, lack of decency, I guess greed comes before even the death of your child. I guess I should have gone down with the C-diff and infected everyone. What a monster.

They have wonderful doctors who take their time with each patient. The staff is very friendly and…read morerespectful.

I been to therapy once,at Applehill medical facility,I cancelled the second appointment in my…read moreportal,because I was sick ,so every day since then,I been calling to reschedule,and no answer a recording,to leave a message,I am thinking they know who I am when calling,and refusing to service me ,best and believe,I am still getting therapy,and it is not a wellspan facility,maybe it's a race issue,which is cool,I will go elsewhere ,I am quite sure your boss will be proud.

Wellspan AppleHill Surgery & Rehab Hospital is the absolute best in Rehab Hospitals. I was in a…read moretraumatic motor vehicle accident and spent 16 days here recovering. From the occupational therapists, physical therapists, and nurses to the housekeeping staff- you will not find kinder, more attentive or knowledgeable people. They do a wonderful job of keeping you on top of your recovery. The rooms are private and roomy. You order your food for the day with a representative from food service the day before and the menu was awesome to choose from. No complaints on the food- it was a lot of food. They keep you hydrated, clean, and your pain relief is of utmost importance. I cannot say enough positive things about this hospital.

Everyone at this practice works in a very professional manner. Dr. Westphal takes time to review…read moreX-rays and MRI results in great detail and will write important things down for me, so I can remember later the details of our discussion. The support staff is friendly and caring. One of the things I really like is that the timeliness of appointments. I rarely wait more than 5-10 minutes in the waiting room. I would not go anywhere else.

This DR gives a painless cortisone shot, every time. And, he does it himself, he doesn't staff it…read moreout - even though his staff is superior in every way! He sprays you with a cold spray, then injects numbing, then does shot. Others I've been to: they inject numbing and cortisone at the same time...why bother? Rhianna even used the numbing spray while taking off my bandage after TKR! Even his staff is kind beyond belief! He is kind and professional and has a sterling reputation in this area among seniors. Oh, and you should see the scar (or lack thereof). Some cardio DR could take a lesson!

I accompanied my hubby for the same-day minor surgery, and generally it was a positive experience…read more I like that different nurses handle the steps to get you to surgery, like checks and balances to ensure the correct procedure is done. Excellent explanations at every step, from check-in to prep before and after surgery, and follow-up care. My only disappointment is that Dr. Dailey didn't take the time to greet my hubby before surgery. I overheard other patients in the wing saying he stopped by to greet them and wish them well. But Christine, Aerielle, and Melissa, I applaud you for your kindness.

My husband just had two different outpatient surgeries there recently. The facilies are clean,…read moreopen, and bright; comfortable lobby/waiting area; easy parking; overall relaxed atmosphere. All the staff and nurses, from check-in through the surgery and recovery, were kind, attentive, reasuring and professional. The surgeon, anesthesiologist, and OR nurse met with him prior to going to the OR. Definitely positive experiences for both!

The new facility is so professional yet friendly AND efficient. Been patient for over 30 years and…read morewouldn't change ever. The staff is patient oriented and you feel like family there. Just a plug for my dr Lauren Bieber and the PA Jenn. I am blessed with great health practitioners. Great place. Positive improvement!

Been with them for years and have seen a deterioration of services. Probably will change to another…read moregeneral practitioner.

Family doctor. Great team!! Compassionate considerate complete care!! Been taking my whole family…read morehere for years.

Dr Ginter PHD & Mary Ginter Nurse practitioner and the…read moreentire Kissel Hill staff offer excellent care with the personal touch that's hard to find these days. I'm so glad o found this practice. I am only going there two years and they all remember and know my name.It is relatively easy to schedule appointments. When I call the office It is easy to reach someone there on the phone. Doctor Ginter & Mary Ginter have the personality traits that I like. He and his friendly staff demonstrate and include confidence, empathy, and knowledge.

First off....leaving this review is a waste of time, because they could care less what their…read morepatients think, the reply they leave is an automated response, that is the same for everyone. Despite all that, I hope a "reader benefits" from this review: UNACCEPTABLE ...THIS IS THE SECOND TIME I have had a bad experience at this practice. My appt. with Dr. Thode was scheduled for 3:15 pm - I sat in that office for "2 hours" before I even got to see the eye doctor and most of that time was in the exam room, That is ridiculous - I saw people come in after me, get treated and leave before me. When I left the office it was near closing time and there were no other patients in the reception area. To make things worse, no apologies from anyone! I only went back to that practice because of a recommendation from my eye doctor, but never again!!! I hope Thode sees this because him and his staff need to do better.

It's an actual pleasure to go to this practice! (Except for the eye-drops and the "puff" machine)…read more I've been going annually for about 10 years now. And had both lenses replaced by Dr. Rommel 2 years ago. The nurse assistants and Dr. Rommel are not only very good at their jobs but are very personable and appear to take an actual interest in the patient's well-being throughout each visit. The advice and suggestions for my better eye health and general health (at my age of 81) that they offer are both intelligent and helpful. I cannot imagine any better eye care anywhere than I get at Manning & Rommel Associates. Note: The "review mafia" must have put this place on their "hit-list" for some reason. None of the "no stars" reviews are valid, in my opinion. Seems like some of them were meant for another practice and submitted here in error. Only one of the bad reviews names a Dr. in this practice, so that one's probably in the intended place.

Very knowledgeable and professional service. A small eye care practice with a very homey feel. Even…read moreworked with my situation to help save me money! Will definitely be coming again for all my vision needs.

Honestly shocked how bad my experience was. My sister, who can't stand bad service, recommended…read morethis place to me so I expected quality. As a new patient, I arrive slightly early, then after 15 minutes I'm called to the exam room. First thing I noticed was how unsanitary it was. There weren't any disposable paper pads for your chin or forehead on the equipment. Dr. Liang used a tissue to "clean" the chin and forehead pad. I slid my mask down and used that as protection. He then asked me to remove the contacts I had in. I was given an open contact container (which looking back, who knows if it was clean or not) and a half bottle of eye solution that I'm sure was used by the previous customer. Luckily I had my own materials I could use. Also, I was poorly informed of if/where I could wash my hands before touching my eyes. My biggest concern was that I was NOT told my eyes would be dilated. Before he put the drops in, I pulled back and asked "what's that?" He said "it's to dilate your eyes". I told him its been a while since I've had that done and I cant remember the last time they were dilated. So not knowing the outcome, I let him proceed. He never asked if I had a ride home. The one thing he did ask AFTER they were dilated, is if I had sunglasses cause it would be bright. Then we were talking about brands of contacts. I told him I've been using a 'Day & Night' brand (specifically made for sleeping) for about 10 years, they work great, and I love them. He immediately said I should not be wearing them, and they're bad for my eyes. He completely disregarded the fact they work for ME. They're the only brand of contacts that have worked for me. He strongly recommended daily contacts, I politely declined. After informing him again I would really like the brand I've been using, he ordered a trial pair with a downgraded prescription; down by a quarter in one eye and a half in the other. As I'm signing out, I can't see anything two feet in front of me. I asked the woman at the front desk if this was normal. She said yes. I couldn't even see the receipt to sign my name. I then sat in my car for 20 minutes contemplating how to drive home. Before my next appointment to get my trial pair, I called to clarify what the apportionment was about and informed the receptionist that I will not be returning and do not need to order contacts due to my unpleasant fist visit. I did not, however, express what I didn't like about it. So keep in mind, they are aware I was not happy of the first outcome. I walk in to receive the trial pair with the downgraded script. I put them in, go to the exam room, and have to squint to see the letters. Granted, I got them correct, but I told him my right eye was slightly blurry. He said "you have 20/20 vision even with the lower prescription" to which I again said "it's still slightly blurry". He did nothing about it. We got to talking about my first appointment. I told him I was never informed my eyes would be dilated to which his response was "all new patients get their eyes dilated". I said "I'm sure they do, but that's information you should tell someone. I haven't been to the eye doctors in at least 2 years, I didn't remember how long the blurry vision lasted". He had no comment and was rushing the exam knowing I was not returning, yet had no desire to know why. The pattern I noticed here is that Dr. Liang disregarded my concerns. Both times I left like they wanted me in and out for a quick buck. I do not recommend this company. I will gladly make the 50 minute drive to my old eye doctor in Oxford.