Dr Bernstein shouldn't be treating rodents, let alone patients! She has the worst bedside manner of…read moreany doctor/PA/nurse, or ANY other medical personnel I've ever met. This clinic is a Suboxone factory! I tested negative for all three of my controlled substances just before thanksgiving. Rather than allow me to take another test, calling the lab to confirm there has been an obvious mistake, she cut me off completely!!! I went through three months of hell because this woman wouldn't do a single thing to resolve an obvious lab mistake!!! Even her staff were appalled at her insensitivity and malice!! DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR! EVER!!!

My Neurologist Dr Cheryl Berstein is part of Upmc Pain Medicine…read more I have been going to Dr Berstein for about a year for back and neck issues. The staff in the office are very nice and super helpful anytime I need anything or call. Dr Berstein is great and a very good listener. I could not imagine going to any other Neurologist after going to Dr Berstein. She is great , She has a great personality and is super friendly. I will continue going to Dr Berstien. If you are in the need of a pain doctor, The Dr bernstein is the doctor to see. She is defiantly one of the best in her field.

I have been coming to UPMC Comrehensive Care for about 2 years now…read more I see Dr Uribe. Dr Uribe is very nice and is always very helpful. I really like Dr Uribe and his staff. If you are looking for a great pcp Then look no further Dr Uribe is your choice.

My brother with recent cardiac care/surgery at UPMC Presbyterian. Care was exceptional.read more

My daughter had brain surgery June 26, 2025. Her surgeon was amazing! The staff was incredible and…read morethe over all experience was a good one! I would recommend Prseby to anyone that needs care!

Outstanding results. Dr. Alex Duke made it so easy. I completed six weeks of PT prior to the…read moreoperation, which I believe was a big help to my receovery. I had been walking in pain with a cane for over a year. Dr. Duke completed an anterior replacement (which is preferred), and only left a 2-3 inch scar. I was walking with crutches the first day, a walker the second day and able to climb the stares. Using a cane by day four and the pain shooting down my leg is gone. Absolutely amazing. Thank you, Doctor Alex!

Dr Duke and the staff at GPOA in Moon Twp are incredible. Dr. Duke was great about providing…read moreinformation about my surgery. He made sure I was fully informed. My anterior hip replacement went extremely well as did my recovery. NO MORE PAIN! He was also always so nice and polite.

Due to Coronavirus, I haven't been here in well over a year. Today I came in specifically for my…read moreCovid shot (#1 of 2), and I must say that it was well run, the staff was helpful and kind, and I was in and out in about 20 minutes. The only thing that would have been better was if they had coffee and donuts for us after we got our shot (but then again, it would mean a bunch of people with no masks on, so that's probably not a good idea . . . LOL). I am already scheduled to come back again for my second shot in April, and I also will be receiving a phone call from my doctor for a "virtual checkup" soon. Cheers!

I'm tired of fighting with Yelp about this location. I mean why would you listen to a person that…read morereports here and has reported here for work for years. The debacle started when I attempted to add the credit union located within to the Yelp pages and it went downhill very fast. The VA as we all know is a hospital system that serves our Veterans. In Pittsburgh there are several location that you can go including the now closed Highland Drive division the HJHeinz campus located in Aspinwall, but they all tie back into this location that is in the Oakland area of the city. The address is very generic. The best way to tell you exactly where it is and by telling you that it is located across the street from the Falk School. If you still have no idea it is located on the hilltop overlooking Pitt University. If you can make your way to the Petersen Events Center, you are so close to here, go past the dorms and Greek housing and you will find the hospital. The VA offers an array of clinics, surgeries, and testing under one roof. This campus not only has the medical units but also houses a research building, pharmacy, Fisher House, and a consolidation building that holds all the behavioral health needs. Also housed within is a Patriot Store for your shopping needs, this isn't your usual hospital gift shop. Patriot Cafe for your dining needs. VA Pittsburgh Federal Credit Union for your banking needs. Two ATMs, one located at the main entrance from the parking garage and one located in the Patriot Cafe. Drop boxes for postal pick up. Starbucks coffee with a small cafe setting. Did I mention that parking is free here? When the parking is nearing capacity that is when the valet service really ramps up their service here. Also there is a bus stop located out front and shuttle service between facilities.

Quick appointment or walk in care. Takes most insurance types. Easy to schedule and get an…read moreappointment! Dr. Tepe is super nice and always makes sure you feel comfortable especially if you haven't had much chiropractic care before!

We moved to this area around 30 days ago. We began to look for a new chiropractor before moving and…read moreDr. Tepe was the nearest so we decided to try him out. Let me say we really like Dr. Tepe. I like that they do a massage table prior to the adjustment; once you are relaxed the adjustment seems to be better. I, also, like that they work with your insurance; this is not something I have experienced all the time. Finally, he will adjust the adjustment to fit your body. My wife has sensitive shoulder and some adjustment types work well while, others, do not; Dr. Tepe adjusted his methods to work with her.

received nothing but top notched care from the caring doctor and his devoted staff very efficient…read morethey observed you mood and ask how your feelings

Honestly the BEST PCP ever. Dr. Fackovec cares! He's been my doctor since 1989 and I rely on his…read moreexpertise in keeping me healthy as I grow older. He gives you ample time, listens, and gives common sense recommendations. His annual physicals are very thorough! With Covid, he has virtual visits. I like that he has training interns ensuring the next generation of doctors, PA, etc. are well trained. His office team is amazingly helpful with insurance and appointments. He keeps pretty close to his appointment times but doesn't rush you to ensure he understands your concerns.

Skipper had an issue with his leg. We were able to get a same day appointment so that Physician…read moreAssistant Ashley Bell could examine him. She ordered x rays and conducted a thorough follow up . Great office staff, nurses, and doctors.

Heritage Valley owns all the doctors here in the Valley. You quickly get the impression that they…read moredon't really want your doctor to get to know you as a person, but would prefer that you take your silly illness to one of their Convenient Care facilities and stop bothering them. I had a good relationship with my previous doctor (who retired), and I wonder whether my husband would still be alive if it had been he who had seen him towards the last, since he had exhibited concern on numerous occasions (to the point of even calling us PERSONALLY at home), was familiar with my husband's medical history, and really cared. The latest: The doctor's office was supposed to be open (according to what they had told me before and what their pre-recorded message said), but it was strangely and inexplicably closed when I called at 3. Incidentally, they close for lunch between 12 and 1, because the concept of staggering lunches to provide service to customers during that time (a concept well-known to most businesses) seems to escape them. If this is the trend of internal medicine, I am glad I am old enough to remember when patients were more than just meat to their doctors, and you could get an appointment to have the doctor see you when you were sick and not just one or two times a year for your routine check-up.