Great kind caring medical care over many years Docs and…read moreoffice staff excellent and professional Docs great diagnosticians and great follow up care Accommodating hours and appointments

Dr Deakin was very nice and professional .. however I only had the opportunity to see her once…read more Dr Gohel was very aloof and unfriendly .. That was not the main issue- she did not like to be asked/ recommended any thing by patient . It was obvious with each visit - no matter how polite the patient was , she made her opinion or feelings known by her actions. Cold and unaffected affect Very bad experience for the person who was very ill and needed to be cared for

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!

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.

Staff was friendly and efficient as always. Fast check in, MD visit and exit with comprehensive…read morephysical exam and MD spending enough time to answer questions. Great team

Dr. Kimberly's Price office. Staff is not friendly, not…read moreproperly prepared. The Doctors in the office are not knowledgeable in their field of practice. The staff along with medical accredited board-certified doctors have to Google your symptoms while we are sitting in the exam room. Ignoring the patients and paying more attention to the computer in the exam rooms than the patient medical health needs. They also do nothing but refer patients out to other doctors prolonging treatment causing patients to her sicker while waiting for a referral that the original doctor couldn't handle at a pcp level. The Doctors and medical staff at this location hide behind a computer screens than treat the public. The computer internally security tracking system kept track of it. Shows your doctors are googling there patients symptoms and treating them by the knowledge of google. not an accredited medical school. The staff rather sit in-front and hide behind a computer screen and panel window. Ignoring the health problems and health crisis' on America and the world today. they do not have proper patient care and treat there patients as if they were trash. They do not have proper staff and faculty care with proper bedside manners and proper patient to doctor ratio. Unfortunately, This problem has been an ongoing problem for that office for the last seven years if not more.

dr aljari is the most caring and the best doctor. don't know about the bad reviews. he is always…read morespot on with my many medical illnesses. he always gets back to me pronto. the other doctors i have seen are not proactive with their patients.

If you are going to Dr. Aljari for medical marijuana, I would not recommend him. First he will make…read moreyou do a drug test. So if you are already using marijuana, don't lie. Second, you pay $250 up front without knowing if you'll be approved. If it IS approved, you have to pay another $50 to the state for the actual card. It is not covered by insurance and it's not guaranteed that he'll prescribe medical marijuana, even if you have a documented history of symptoms. Third, if he does approve it, he has the option to give you a card for 3, 6 or 12 months. If he gives you less than a year, he will charge you $150 to resubmit your card. He may be a very good doctor but if your reason for seeing him is specifically to get MedMJ, it seems to me like he is using this as a way to make more money. If he is going to be one of the few doctors certified to prescribe, I wish his office would be more upfront about the costs.

I moved to the area and was looking for a new PCP. I wanted to find someone I clicked with and…read morethat I can build a long relationship with. This place was near me and I figure I'll give it a shot. I also wanted to take the opportunity to get a prescription for some meds I needed for when I head out of the country. The experience was pretty typical. Setup appointment, came in, had the physician assistant assess me. Pretty standard. The PA noticed I have high blood pressure. I already knew this and was currently taking steps to fix it. Then Dr. Wilfong came in. He checked my blood pressure and started to lecture me about it. He was very condescending. He went on to say that men usually don't listen to what he tells them to do and I probably wouldn't either. He looked at his PA and went on about how him and his women patients get along great. But for some reason men just never listen to him. He questioned my last PCP visit and whether I was going to stay in the area. I ended up not saying much. He was giving me directions on what to do next. I nodded and agreed. At the end of it, he asked if I understood. I told him I understood. He scoff and said, "Well you bought that quickly." He then wrote my prescription for my medication, stated that "this is what you're here for," left it on the table, then darted out of the room with a quick "see ya." The encounter lasted less than two minutes. I didn't even get to talk to him about other health issues before he walked out of the door. I just sat on the bed feeling embarrassed for myself. I guess my PCP search continues.

I have been going to Dr. Wilfong for 30 years. He has always had my health as his top concern. I…read morego 2x a year for a checkup to make sure everything is functioning and I'm healthy. He has made suggestions as to how live better and is willing to listen. I seek his staff's advice on where to go for operations and have been happy with the results.

Never return phone calls. Leave you guessing what to do. PA 's…read more Don't respond to their patients. Not good.

Dr. Evron is great but his staff is completely inept. They NEVER return phone calls (not even to…read morethe pharmacist for refills). I'm probably going to switch doctors simply because of his staff.

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.