I was a patient of Dr. Lisa Rosen's for many years. I was so worried that I would never find such a…read morekind and thorough Physician again. I am so thankful to have found Dr. Offer! She is very caring and smart. I feel like I am in very capable hands!

I am so happy with Dr. Offer! After moving to Philly and having to find a NEW gyn I was nervous; I…read morehad had a bad experience with a previous gyn in this area and left there to go to Dr. Offer. She was so welcoming and made me feel so comfortable (well, as comfortable as one can feel in a gyn appt!) I felt as if I had known her for years and it was only my first appointment. She was very easy going and not pushy at all (like some gyns can be). I have revisited the office this year and she has been just as great. Wait time in the office both times has been under 10 minutes and the first time was only so I could fill out paper work! The visit is quick and I was able to go on my lunch break and get right back to work with time to spare. Staff at the front desk were all friendly and nurses were great too! I hope others are having as great an experience as I have. I look forward to staying with this office for years to come.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about my experience with Dr. Wolfson. From the moment I walked…read morein, she was incredibly kind, patient, and attentive. We spent over 30 minutes simply talking before any testing was even done, which meant so much to me. It's rare to find a doctor who truly listens to your concerns and wants to understand the full picture rather than rushing through the appointment as though I am cattle. What I appreciated most was that she focused on finding the root cause of my issues instead of immediately prescribing antibiotics, which have repeatedly failed me in the past. She offered thoughtful at-home remedies and approaches that made me feel genuinely cared for and supported. Something that was super important to me is that the vitamins/supplements she suggested were ones without additives, just clean ingredients which I have at times spent hours searching the web for. It's comforting to know she gets it and I can fully trust her recommendations. On top of that, the annual exam was the most gentle, thorough, and comfortable I've ever had. As soon as I left the office, I called my sister and two of my closest girlfriends to tell them about my experience because I was that happy! They thought I was crazy for going to someones home but I knew in my gut it was what I've been looking for. Glad to share that I was right again :) If you have any reservations, let me negate them, her home was one of the most comforting places I've been, it feels healing, inviting, and warm. It's like your moms artsy friends house you went to as a kid who you just knew was the coolest in the 70s, and probably has killer stories you hope to hear when you're a little older. I'm beyond grateful to have found her and will always go back!

Iris Wolfson is kind, patient and professional, and her office is warm and inviting. Her care…read moreencompasses the whole person--mind, body and spirit. She is a wealth of information on alternative methods of healing. She takes her time during each visit and cares deeply for her patients. If you're looking for a holsitic OB/GYN, Iris is the one to see!

I have been with this practice for 13 years, and am leaving. This is not because of one thing, it…read moreis because of several small things. They used to care about their patients. I delivered my high risk babies with the doctors and NPs who USED to work here, and no longer work here. They caught my postpartum depression on a form I filled out when I didn't notice it and ran after me in the parking lot to make sure I didn't leave before they talked to me about it. They knew my kids, my mother, grandmother, and cared about me. Fast forward 10 years to 2022, the practice is now managed by Axia and they call me excitedly a week before my annual too schedule my mammogram in their office because "they can do it conveniently in the office now on the same day!" Oh, and it is covered by my insurance too! Not true, I get a surprise bill for more than $500 for something that I have never had to pay for before. But when I question it, it is not their problem. I tried to fight the payment, but eventually give in and pay the bill through their collection company, Apex...or so I thought. Slowly, over the years, all of the doctors I knew there, except one NP, left. A few months ago, when I brought up some symptoms of peri menopause during my annual visit, I was handed a 20 page pack of photocopies of herbal supplements without a single explanation, sent for blood tests, never given a follow up call or appointment, and sent a bill. I was left to fend for myself without any directions, help or instructions. The only thing I was given was a bill for a $20 copay. Shame on me for bringing up a problem during an annual visit. Not that the problem was actually addressed. So, I have decided to leave the practice for one that treats me like my health actually matters and not like I am just some billable patient number. And when I tell this to the nurse at my most recent final visit to remove my IUD, all of a sudden I have a complication with the IUD removal requiring a complicated procedure, and now the billing department cares about an unpaid mammogram bill from 3 years ago (which I believe I paid). They tried to settled it with my insurance and they said that the claim is too old now to process it, but had they tried to process it back then with an appeal, it may have been paid. They even said, "but you received a payment from your insurance for out of network coverage." That payment was $71. Three days before my scheduled procedure, they come to me to pay the bill, THREATENING that my now complicated procedure will not happen unless I pay the balance, which I believe that I have paid. I found the proof of payment in my email, call their collection company, only to find out that their system bills for 2 different practices, and that the payment I thought I made back then, was applied to a different practice, and all this time, they haven't tried to collect on this bill. I run a business, and I understand how A/R and collections can be the worst part of maintaining a healthy bottom line. But every part of this situation was handled improperly. Not once during this process was I seen or treated like a human. Could I pay this bill? Absolutely. Should I have ever had to? No. Mammograms are a covered test. I should have never been told to have it at their location and that it would be covered by my insurance. They should have made sure of that before making such a claim and they should have stood by their claim when I received a bill in error. Their billing department should have filed an appeal to my insurance in a timely manner to make sure that it was properly covered. When I came for my annual visit and asked a question about symptoms I was having, I should have been given the time of day, not a stack of photocopies. I should have received a followup call after my blood test results came in. At the very least, I should have been given REAL advice and HELP. All of this is enough to give the practice a 1 star review. What I find most distasteful is how they are using a necessary procedure as means to collect on a bill I should never had had to pay in the first place. Now I am seeking a second opinion on whether I actually need this procedure at all, or if it is just their way of trying to milk additional charges out of me before I go. What a terrible way to feel about someone you are supposed to be able to trust, and a practice I trusted for so long.

Do not entrust your health to this practice. The physicians are very inexperienced with mediocre…read moreclinical skills and judgement. I was told I needed to get an IUD removed that I'd had for over 10 years, and that I should get an ultrasound to make sure I still had it, which I did. I then made an appointment to get the IUD removed. When I arrived for the appointment, the doctor told me, "you know, you really don't need to get the IUD taken out." WHAT? Then why did I get the ultrasound and what was I doing there that day? They had wasted my time and money and displayed bizarre clinical judgement. That same physician is now their HRT expert, even though she has no certification to back up her expertise. But she is not an anomally--I have seen other physicians there and they all have poor judgement and have been trained to maximize company profits. On a recent well visit with a different doctor, the doctor asked, "how are you doing?" I honestly answered that I thought I might be getting a yeast infection. "Do you want me to check that?" She asked. sure, I said. Had I not been at the doctor, I would have waited a week or two and then purchased a $20 OTC treatment if I still felt something was wrong, but as long as she was offering it seemed to make sense. What the doctor did not tell me was that checking to see if I had an infection was beyond the scope of a well visit, and that she would be charging me for a separate problem visit requiring a $50 copay at the same time I was getting my well free well visit, and that the tests for checking on this nonexistent yeast infection cost $500! This is both unscrupulous and unethical, but standard practice for Cherry Hill OB/Gyn. I have since switched to another practice.

Great doctor and staff. They really care about the patients. Made my pregnancy much easier.read more

I love the small practice Dr. Litz has, he takes the time to listen and here me, i am not just…read moreanother face, i'm a name to him. He is busy but his office staff always gets me in whenever I call or find the time in my busy schedule. I have been going to him now for about 15 years (except for about 3 years while in Florida). Dr. Litz has been very helpful in helping and diagnosing a medical condition that was overlooked by a previous Dr.

I am currently 49 years old and a surviving breast cancer patient. I had gone in with concerns…read moreabout the heaviness of my cycle and I was totally dismissed. I was told it was very normal for my age. I asked for a Transvaginal ultrasound and was told they normally don't do those. Finally she agreed to write the script. I was made to feel like I was being an alarmist. I left in tears. I eventually got the ultrasound done. I found out in my patient portal that I do have a polyp and fibroids.... A week later and they still haven't called with results. I'm just floored.

I've been at patient at this huge and thriving practice since the mid-1990's. I prefer female…read moredoctors and they boast wonderful ones; I even like one who is a bit stern/cold. ALL of the doctors that I have seen here are thorough and LISTEN to what I have to say. Dr. Colella delivered my son in 2004, via C-section (his suggestion - THANK GOD! - b/c my son was a "beef!" and Im relatively small). Tremendous call, as is his "bed side manner." Whenever I call and leave a voice mail on the nurse line, my call is promptly returned. The U/S technician, Patricia, was FANTASTIC. Polite, informative, kind, and gave the most gentle exam (of this sh*tty type of one). The office recently was remodeled and lives up to the standard of their fantastic MEDICAL staff. The office staff .... not so much! Too bad you have no clue which staff member to go to with their confusing front desk area. Talk about a deer caught in the headlights! THE FRONT DESK STAFF ruins my Yelp rating. They are AWFUL - like cackling hens! They openly discuss their personal lives, how much longer until they go home and food (on this particular visit anyway). The woman who checked me in recently inquired about a past-due bill that I paid LAST SUMMER and was arguing with me about it in front of EVERYONE there! W T H ?!!!! Super unprofessional! (in my younger days, I would have been embarrassed as all get out!). I blasted her and told her that I took care of the bill last year (she asked how I paid - how in Hades am I supposed to remember that one?!!! - what a such-and-such!) before I could even make an appointment and that I was upset already about the ultrasound & biopsy that I had to get and that she was "making me even more upset," which was very true. After the "sheep" all looked at each other, one said, "I'll print you the information and you can get it on your way out, and you can call about your bill." I have yet to open the envelope. If the doctors here weren't stellar, I would not reccommend GS OB/GYN to anyone because the front desk staff (IDK if ALL of the employees stink). I feel sorry for new patients. Their first impression of the practice must be really bad. What a pity!

I delivered my son naturally at the BirthCenter and I could not have done it…read morewithout care and attention of my nurse and midwife. I had a very intense and fast labor and they were with me every step of the way. My first birth experience was very long and horrible in a hospital setting. However, this time around I felt in control and empowered to deliver without medical intervention. I delivered my son on the toilet and into a room full of love. Thanks Lifecycle!

I transferred my care from an ob to Lifecycle because I knew people who had delivered here. I…read moredidn't want to feel like my pregnancy/birth was just something that happened to me. Throughout my journey I appreciated their patient education, empowerment, and support so I could make informed decisions about my care. I like that my prenatal visits were longer than I could expect with an ob and that they provided a binder for me to bring with assigned homework each visit. Rather than having a "birth plan" (because they usually don't go as planned anyway) we were encouraged to think about our hopes and dreams. Everyone I've met here from the nurse midwives, nurse practitioners, lactation consultants, the clinical director, etc. have all been wonderful to me and if I could do it all over again I would have become a patient here sooner. I had many questions along the way so I'm going to be detailed here so others may know what to expect. Before you can become a patient here you have to attend a seminar to learn more about their midwifery model of care, the differences between a birth in their suites vs. at Bryn Mawr Hospital nearby (you can plan to deliver there or there may be reasons you are transferred there the day of, the nurse midwife on call has the clearance to deliver there), postpartum care, and next steps to become a patient. After attending the seminar, I had to sign a medical release forms to have my records transferred from my previous provider before I could schedule any appointments. They have two locations (Bryn Mawr and South Philly) and prenatal visits could be with the same provider or different providers. The first prenatal visit is longer and billed separately while the rest of the appointments are billed to insurance together under their global plan after delivery (not after each appointment). During my regular prenatal visits they measured my fundal height and would feel my bump for the baby's position while estimating weight (they were pretty good at that)! I had to pay for lab tests and non-stress tests separately. While I had to do my formal ultrasounds elsewhere, they had the equipment to do informal ultrasounds just to check on the health of the baby and seemed to be training their staff to do these more. I was required to schedule several classes to prepare for childbirth (series of 4 classes), about lactation essentials, and about navigating your first days at home after birth. The instructors really encourage asking questions and participation, so it was helpful to have this intimate space for that. The dates and cost of these classes are available on their site but you can't schedule them until you're confirmed as a patient. After your delivery they will follow up with you (home visit if you delivered at the birth center or phone call if you delivered at the hospital). There will be a 6-weeks postpartum visit to examine you and make sure your body is recovering but also to check on your mental health (so necessary and important)! They also have weekly lactation support and new parent support groups that were happening on Zoom, I think they are also now offering in-person options too. I could tell from the session I went to that the other families really found this space helpful and were wanting to offer encouragement to newer parents like me while sharing about their knowledge/experience. Cara, one of the lactation consultants, facilitates the virtual groups and is amazing! I hope all this information helps anyone who is considering becoming a Lifecycle patient because the last thing a pregnant woman should have to worry about is the quality of care she is receiving.

Unprofessional , The Doctor was talking about my daughter badly right outside the door !read more

My entire experience has been awful here. The staff felt judgy. The wait was long. I felt like the…read morenurse was incredibly rude and had an attitude the entire time. I'm in my thirties and just moved here. It's the only gyno I've ever been too that's this bad. Will find someone else to help me through my pregnancy, I wou

They were very nice on the phone. It's easy to schedule an apt and get one fast. I can't give it…read moreanymore then a 4 as I ended up not needing their services. This review is based off of their customer service and ability to serve women in a quick and timely fashion. The only thing I would change is allowing a spouse in with you to appointments. Some women who come here aren't getting an abortion just to get one. Some women are coming for medical reasons and it can be very traumatic and hard for/on them. Having a spouse for support with you during these times is crucial to womens health and welfare when it comes this decisions of these matters.

Did not know what to expect but the kindness of the nurses, the front desk woman, and the doctor…read moreherself were amazing.