When it comes to healthcare I can understand why some providers are insensitive about this…read moresituation. I have been treated well every time I've visited. I appreciate the hard work the office staff and nurses make an uncomfortable experience better than expected. Felt comfortable in a difficult situation. Great care in times of need. I appreciate the angels that care of your health like family. Highly recommended for their compassion when needed.

I'm updating my review- after 9 months of desperately trying to get my loved one help and after no…read morecalls back, no communication with the doctor, I (kind of accidentally and miraculously) would up on phone with him today and he was actually very nice. I wish I had his help 9 months ago perhaps we could have prevented a lot of pain and suffering but after a VERY frustrating experience with the staff, I'm hopeful that the doctor will continue to work with me to get best outcomes.

Steel City Internal Medicine is located in building T of the UPMC Passavant-McCandless campus. This…read moreoffice's physicians, physicians assistants, and nurse practitioners provide services for primary care and internal medicine. I have been a patient here twice. First, I had an appointment with the nurse practitioner Ann Patterson. After a short wait in the waiting room, a friendly medical assistant measured my height and weight and took my vital signs. She said that my blood pressure of 114/62 was "low," but actually it is normal. (I am a registered nurse.) After a wait of several minutes, the nurse practitioner entered the room. She spoke very courteously to me. She discussed my and my family's medical history. Then she performed a physical examination. She ordered a routine vaccine, laboratory tests, and an x-ray. Many minutes later, another employee entered the room to administer the vaccine, but he had mistakenly drawn up a slightly different type. Several minutes later, he returned with the correct vaccine. He properly administered it into my deltoid muscle. After this appointment, I visited other departments to receive my laboratory tests and x-rays. UPMC put the test results on their website, and the nurse practitioner wrote notes to explain that my results were normal. One year later, I had an appointment with the physician Jennifer Mall. A medical assistant took my height, weight, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and heart rate. My appointment was in the early morning, but the physician did not arrive at work until 45 minutes later. The medical assistant said that the physician usually arrives late so she can drop her children off at school. I think that they should not make me wait 45 minutes. The physician asked some questions, did a brief physical assessment, and ordered routine laboratory tests. Later, at home, I logged onto UPMC's website to view the physician's Visit Summary and Notes. I felt surprised to see a temperature recorded for me, because nobody ever took my temperature. I have no medical conditions, so no follow-ups or treatments are needed.

My PCP retired and I needed to find a new provider. Several friends are patients and recommended…read moreDr. Jaeyoung Lee, and I definitely mad the right docto.

I had an appointment with Dr. Scolieri upon recommendation from an audiologist. He didn't seem to…read morecare in the least about the audio symptoms I was having, and made no suggestions for how to manage said symptoms. I received more ideas and options from a simple Google search. It was very odd and flat interaction.

The staff was very courteous and polite, I did not wait long and Dr. Elford was very polite and…read moreexplained everything. I would definitely recommend.

I had to make my new-patient appointment with Dr. Mackey several months in advance. I did not…read moreexpect any health problems; I was visiting her office just for an annual physical. Upon check-in at her office, the staff members allowed other patients but not me to sign the sign-in sheet. Finally, they handed the sign-in sheet to me, and I filled it out, but then they did not bother to use it or look at my name on it. Anyway, I had a morning appointment, and I did not have to wait long to be called back to Dr. Mackey's office. I first saw her medical assistant, who took my weight and vital signs and asked me some questions. He had a pleasant personality. Several minutes later, Dr. Mackey entered the room. She made conversation with me to get to know me. Although I am slender and healthy, she talked with me about the importance of physical activity, which I think is important for all physicians to discuss with all patients. She performed a thorough physical assessment. (I am a nurse, and I approve of her assessment skills.) I asked her if she would order any lab tests for me, considering that my last lab work was done five years ago, and she ordered the tests for me.

You know, I've gotta be honest, I didn't like Dr. Mackey when I first started going to her. I…read moredon't know if she was having an off day or her bedside manner isn't the greatest right off the bat. But seeing her more often (or at least yearly) has made me like her more. I try to keep up on going to a yearly physical (which everyone should do:) and it was that time of year. As always, I still feel a tad rushed being in there, but maybe that's most places because they shuttle you in and out with so many patients to see. But this time I really felt like she listened to what I had to say. Things I was worried about, etc. I enjoyed that she shared some personal info with me, it made her seem a little more human and less white coat-y. I will admit, I'm still always listening for other people to say how much they like their doctor in hopes that one day maybe I'll find someone who really cares. Because isn't that the point of going into medicine and not the money (cough cough). We'll see...I'll keep you updated!

Looking for a primary care physician? You can't do better than Dr. March. She is, hands-down, the…read morebest PCP I've ever had! She always runs late for appointments (seriously, usually an hour or so). But she is well-worth the wait. She runs late for appointments because she actually spends time listening to you and talking with you. She never rushes you and will spend an hour with you if needed. She will never make you feel rushed. She is proactive on treatment of anything and also a registered nutritionist. She will never say "well, let's see if your leg falls off first before we do something". She knows your history, will take action when needed, and also give you a reality check even if uncomfortable. I am seriously dreading the day when I move away from Pittsburgh and have to find another PCP, because none have ever or will ever be as great as Dr. March. Definitely choose her and don't stress about the wait.

Dr Federoff has relocated to Garrett Medical Group in Oakland, MD.. I have seen her a number of…read moretime and find her to be a excellent physician. She doesnt rush you in and out, she listens to your concerns and provides excellent care. I am so pleased she has joined this practice. As a retired RN, I have high expectations of my PCP and have changed to her.

This is the worst place to be a patient- first, they have zero respect for your time, they triple…read morebook so that you wait an hour or more. Second, receptionists are some of the rudest people I have ever encountered, do not care at all. I left after sitting 45 mins and was told I should expect to wait. I've changed primary care dr. And have moved across the street to allegheny, health network should have done long ago. So much more helpful, professional and friendly.

I went to Dr. Levine as my pcp and gyne for a couple of years…read more When I was having regular migraines out of the blue, she said she didn't know why, and said they probably weren't migraines (they were localized headaches with an aura and vomiting). She prescribed me an antidepressant, with no other follow up to try and determine the cause. I didn't like the drug, so I tapered off of it. At my next appt, she just shrugged her shoulders and didn't offer any other tests or solutions, than to say it might be an allergy. (After about 2 years, the migraines stopped as suddenly as they started.) I had a mole removed that she said she wasn't going to bother sending for biopsy, even though it had become itchy and reddish. Then the kicker was when I went in after having menstrual spotting every day for over a month. I told her that my periods had always beem highly irregular (I was in my late 20's at this point) and that despite not using an sort of birth control regularly, I had never gotten pregnant. She said that it sounded on paper like PCOS but that she wasn't going to test me for it because I don't "look like" I have it. Then she said I probably can't have kids, and that's that, and sent me out thw door to schedule my next routine appt. I did not schedule another appointment. A couple of years later my husband and I started trying to have a kid. I skipped the ob-gyn and went straight to a fertility specialist. Not only was I immediately diagnosed with PCOS that I've likely had since puberty, but the years of not being diagnosed and treated for it had lead to a precancerous endometrial growth. The best thing I ever did for my health was to find a different doctor.

Never did I think that after moving from the medical mecca of Boston would I find better care in…read morePittsburgh. However, Dr. Levine is an engaged, patient physician who took the time to look at my health carefully and holistically. She takes a measured approach that I really liked, taking my concerns to heart while not pushing me towards unnecessary diagnostics. Really top notch all around!

Excellent doctor who cares for his patients. My whole fily goes there nut he is especially good to…read moremy elderlyom who is on a limited budget. There are some medications that her insurance doesn't cover. Dr. HARETOS will give her some free samples to help out. Highly recommended