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.

Had my first appointment with them today. Reception was super friendly and accommodating. Wait…read moretime was about 45 minutes, but when i have one of the last appointments of the day, its likely going to happen anywhere more often then not. Doctor gave me plenty of time and encouragement. I look forward to his treatment plan and seeing results soon.

Absolutely the worst front desk staff I have ever encountered. Zero effort to follow up and…read moreauthorize procedures after making the appointment. Had to call them to remind them and they still didn't do it. Phones are always down and used that an excuse, but what about the 14 days I had the appointment? Will be looking for another provider.

First time pain free in years, walking straighter, gained almost an inch in height after first…read morealignment. Make appointment as necessary, desk is so nice and friendly.

I haven't had to contact the office in awhile because I have been healthy. I just got off the phone…read moretrying to explain why I needed an appointment and when. The person I talked to was very rude and really needs to be trained on customer service. She argued with me about a procedure that I know could be done there and she never even checked to see if any appointment was available. She just said "I know there's nothing open" without even asking who I wanted to see . VERY RUDE and needs retraining.

This is a wonderful doctors office. The front staff are great, nurses are wonderful and helpful in…read moreevery way, the doctors actually listen to you and answer your questions the best they can.. they don't mind taking the extra time to try and help you.. you aren't just a number to them they aren't just in and out, they take their time with you

Dr. Pazer has been my Primary Physician for a while now and I couldn't be more pleased with the…read morecare I've been receiving. Very patient-centric, he listens and considers, and is thoughtful in response to questions or concerns. He's focused, thorough and has given me great care across a broad range of things. I feel I'm in very good hands with Dr. Pazer, the result of a solid doctor-patient relationship. And high marks for the practice in general...

I have been a patient of this office for over a year now and have had 3 appointments including 1…read morecheck up. I was here once for a bad back strain and got the help I needed and was given free sample muscle relaxers which helped greatly. I had 2 other appointments more recently also. The only real negative for me was I mentioned a particular area of concern and a check of my blood pressure was not done which I thought should be routine. I was seen in a timely fashion and all of the staff is friendly including Dr. Barr. I know some other patients of this practice and I would recommend them.

I disagree with these reviews. I've never had to wait more than 10 min. Dr Mohler is kind,…read moreengaging and knowledgeable

I mostly see Dr Catterall or a member of his team. He listens to you and welcomes your input. I…read morenever feel rushed.

After the confusion we did have a positive experience. I am going to assume someone in insurance…read moremade a mistake but the overall care my family member received was positive.

The staff is amazing and caring but I feel like my ideas and suggestions to my oncologist are…read moredismissed because I don't have a medical degree. I've suggested multiple things that I researched prior to bring it up with my doctor and she dismissed it siting reason that were the direct opposite of what I found in my research. Needless to say, I've scheduled a second opinion with a well known cancer center

Jean Marie is excellent in her knowledge and treatment of people. She is well established in her…read morefield. The office is pleasant and welcoming and you are treated well by Jean Marie and Tiffany. Second go round with hand therapy and I wouldn't want to go anywhere else. Thank you, Nan

I am writing this review because I believe prospective patients deserve to know about my…read moreexperience. I have been receiving occupational therapy here following hand surgery, and the therapist treating me is also the owner of the practice. During my appointment, she voluntarily shared a story about a former patient who used pronouns outside of "he" or "she." She stated that she refused to use those pronouns and expressed that she does not respect people who do. She also commented that her daughter is "too much of a stickler" for LGBTQ+ rights. This conversation had nothing to do with my treatment, yet it was brought into a healthcare setting where patients should feel safe, respected, and welcome regardless of their identity. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I found these comments deeply disappointing and offensive. I also have family members who use they/them pronouns, so hearing a healthcare provider openly describe refusing to respect a patient's identity was unsettling. Everyone is entitled to their personal beliefs. However, when those beliefs are expressed in a way that signals certain patients may not be treated with the same respect or dignity, people deserve to know before choosing where to receive care. If you are non-binary, gender-fluid, or simply expect your healthcare providers to respect patients' identities, I would encourage you to consider this experience before choosing this practice.