The doctor and all the staff are excellent I called and got an appointment same day. I needed to…read moreget well because I was going on vacation at the end of the week it is the 3rd day and I am almost back to normal. Saturday morning I am leaving and now I can enjoy my vacation. Thank you to the doctor and all the staff members for their fabulous service.

the best service in berks county. very professional, on time, great referals overall. i highly…read morerecommend to others.

I am in need of fairly frequent shots for my back pain and they must be done in an OR. I am at the…read moreReading Surgery Center a lot. Everything about the place is top notch. All the staff is great-- friendly, professional and knowledgeable. I am most grateful for such a wonderful group.

Stroke survivors need 100% perfect medical care 100% of the time. Reading Surgery Center has…read moreprovided that for me in 3 visits over the past two months, for 3 different procedures, and 2 different surgeons. Check-in has been fast and thorough, pre-op is well done, and OR nurses have been alert and attentive. Some OR nurses are friendly and chatty; some business-like. All have been extremely competent; perhaps I should mention that all 3 procedures at 1280 Broadcasting Road were done under local anesthesia; 10 days in a coma, from a stroke 3 years ago, left me without my 'self'. I had gallbladder surgery using general anesthesia a month after discharge from rehab... but prefer local anesthesia. Drs Schlechter and Tinsley understand my preference and both agreed to work with me. Recovery has been equally free of stress (stroke survivors don't need stress).

I need to go here - and it's a great place for my Care. The staff are beyond friendly,…read moreaccommodating and simply incredible people!! The areas are always spotless and well taken care off. They have hot tea & coffee in the waiting room - a library and an area for free books you can take. Truly an amazing, thoughtful place!!

Great practice. Staff is wonderful. The doctors really care and help. It's a great practice with…read moretwo locations I could not ask for a better group.

Careland is a great place to work customers service is the key you won't be disappointed.read more

I have been dealing with polio since I was 17 months old. From that time I've been in a wheelchair…read moreor walking on crutches. If there's anyone they can tell the difference between good doctors and bad doctors I'm the one. The staff are very friendly, accepting, willing to go out of their way to serve, and very proficient in their duties. My doctor, JuanPerez MD is probably the most compassionate doctor I've ever had. Because of my paralysis, being very obese and having depression, I seldom get up out of my bed. Dr. Perez has known me long enough to know if I ask for a medication that he believes me that I need it. I have had allergies for the past 60 years, asthma for the last 45 years and COPD for 14 years and I know that if I have a delay in getting the medications I need I can get very very sick very, very quick. Dr Perez makes sure that I get the medication I need when I need it. If I could nominate the whole practice, Dr. Perez, nurses, and staff included, for the Nobel Prize for Medicine I would!

Amazing service no complaints vary happy multiple visits good every time..read more

The receptionist when I went in for my scheduled appointment I had to stand and wait to check in…read morebecause she was on her cell phone. Then se told my doctor a lie that I threw my copay at her which was far from the truth. I laid it on the desk next to the computer she was typing on at the time I gave my copay. It seems pretty much every time I go in there for a appointment they have a different receptionist. Then when my doctor came in my room she had an attitude towards me because of this lie the receptionist ran and told her. This place has gotten worst since doctor Bonacorssi retired. Be aware.

This is what medicine is supposed to be. I couldn't be happier with Dr. Corba and her staff…read more I've been a patient for a little over a year, so I've experienced both the 'normal' primary care setting (pay per visit, use your insurance, etc.) and the transition to direct care. I was previously in a large group practice for primary care. You know, the type with 8 doctors, automated phone tree, large staff, part of a large hospital network, etc. Sounds great, right? Except no one knew anything about me any time I had a visit. The doctors often had their hands on the door when they asked, "Do you have any questions for me?" - I always felt rushed and never spent more than 3 minutes in contact with a provider. I was a number. When I walk into Dr. Corba's office, I'm greeted by name every time. Dr. Corba is always extremely responsive with any questions/concerns I have. I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes. And how many other Doctors provide their cell phone number to their patients? Recently, I had some questions about my son, who was not a patient at the time. At the end of a checkup with Dr. Corba, I mentioned something in passing. She talked me for 15 minutes about my questions and concerns for someone who was not even her patient. That's more time than his pediatrician spent with me talking about the same issues. She is always digging, always trying to find the root cause. While traveling, Dr. Corba has diagnosed/provided a treatment plan over the phone or worked with Doctors she knew in the area and set me up with a visit. On top of this, she provides most common prescriptions right in her office. No extra stops at the pharmacy. And it's CHEAP. And by cheap, I mean cheaper than the gas it would take you to drive to the pharmacy! Check out Dr. Corba and check out the primary care model.