First and last visit to this location. Three people working in a small store and not one of them…read morecould assist you in purchasing items. Then they tell you the return policy once you made the purchase.

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Preventative care was fine. However as an established patient having to wait to be seen for 3 weeks…read moreafter cracking a tooth is unacceptable.

I have been a patient since 2019 and never had a bad experience. The office staff and nice, always…read moregreet you with a smile and the hygienist Lisa is super friendly and makes you feel at ease during your appointment. Dentists are friendly and listen to your concerns.

Office space needs updating; exam rooms are dismal to say the least. They let go the only provider…read moreat the office I have trusted not to screw things up. But Family Practice it appears has corporate "minds" for which the only goal is profit. So they don't treat their office staff like anything other than numbers. And at this point I don't really trust their acumen or intentions. Pretty sad what the physician/patient relationship, once something sacred actually, has now become. A "tech" from the office was the one to tell me I had cancer. On the phone. And then they missed ordering a test so I had to call and tell them what radiology suggested. The walk-in labs and X-rays on site are extremely convenient. Now you need to find providers who have onus. There have been multiple questionable orders since I first presented to office in 2005, which I pretty much just sat on because I appreciated the convenience. But when a provider looked at my chest x-ray because I was sick, febrile with rigors, and I pointed to an apparent circular pocket in in my right upper lobe but the provider said no, think that's a cross section of a vessel . Provider wanted to give me a Z-pac and I just said no, I'm not messing with this, and requested Augmentin. That was a Thursday. The following Tuesday was when I got a call from office staff to tell me I had a right upper lobe "necrotizing pneumonia," and needed to see Pulmonary. I saw a doc in Philly who put me on mega respiratory drugs and told me my provider had chosen the right Antibiotic. When I saw pulmonary a week later for follow up, he said I was lucky because when he initially saw me he was feeling pretty sure I was going to need bronchoscopy. Thankfully with his aggressive treatment I improved enough to avoid the bronch. No help from Family Practice. But I was impressed with the x-ray on Thursday then results given the Tuesday which essentially should have been ASAP or stat orders? And since the tech who called me couldn't answer any questions about the diagnosis. But that's the help you get when you treat your employees like a number and why anyone would want to work there? It's really bad. The admins don't reward loyalty with anything. But they'll fire you irregardless of how well you do a job to replace you with someone accepting a lower salary. My friend worked for FPC for 35 years and then was terminated when she and all the other employees refused to take a significant pay cut. No salary, no healthcare benefits, no warning. A whole bunch of employees So all of this just says profit before patients and it seems like people are talking about FPC, and it's not anything good. You'll destroy yourselves with your own reputation.

Just go to the mifflinburg office. Save the hassle. Ive been a patient at family practice for over…read more20 years and i did not know that if you dont go in for 3 years that they drop you as a patient. Well i called mifflinburg office and they explained that to me and they were willing to get me set up again as a patient and were very nice about it. Selinsgrove office was the total opposite. No wonder they only have a 1 star review lol

This place is really nice, they have really nice things at a decent price. Plus you can find some…read morenamebrand type things that are more pricey. They have rugs furniture clocks clothes purses pillows bedding stuff. They have things for pets men kids babies toys. It's not too bad here nice and spacious my wife absolutely loves it here. If you're in the area definitely come check them out.

This place has some cool items overall butits not really my style in general I guess. Doesn't mean…read moreit wouldn't float somebody else's boat though

Awful experience. Frequently not there during posted hours, even after leaving work early and…read morephoning ahead. Other staff at the store has said that they frequently go on break 30 minutes before they are to close for the day, and other times they just go home early without notifying anyone. Waited an hour the other day while staff paged and searched for the optical staff, who apparently went home but left all the lights on and packages stacked up. We were then informed that they are getting a new company in January to take over due to the poor performance of the current company and staff. Hopefully it's better, and the staff is replaced.

Quick appt, no wait. Friendly staff. My only gripe is not…read moregetting the glasses I picked in the 7-10 range the was specified.