Looking for a primary care physician? You can't do better than Dr. March. She is, hands-down, the…read morebest PCP I've ever had! She always runs late for appointments (seriously, usually an hour or so). But she is well-worth the wait. She runs late for appointments because she actually spends time listening to you and talking with you. She never rushes you and will spend an hour with you if needed. She will never make you feel rushed. She is proactive on treatment of anything and also a registered nutritionist. She will never say "well, let's see if your leg falls off first before we do something". She knows your history, will take action when needed, and also give you a reality check even if uncomfortable. I am seriously dreading the day when I move away from Pittsburgh and have to find another PCP, because none have ever or will ever be as great as Dr. March. Definitely choose her and don't stress about the wait.

Dr. Jenkins makes seeing the doctor an enjoyable experience. She sits down and chats with you. It's…read morean actual conversation. I feel like she's giving me advice because she has concern for my well being. Dr. Jenkins is smart, she's kind, and I trust her. When I forget that a year and a half has gone by and I've forgotten to see her she asks my mom how I'm doing. She never comes off as judgmental. I like her. Obviously.

I had to switch PCM's because it was clear my old doctor was close to retirement and checked out. I…read morepicked this office, and Dr. DelGreco, based on reviews and another of my Dr's suggestions. I can't say enough good things about them. Reception has been very friendly, the PA helped get me set up for follow up appts, and Dr. DelGreco listened to all of my concerns and is getting me the treatment I need. Ladies, if you want an office that is going to hear you and help you and not tell you "have you tried losing 5lbs?" this is the place for you.

The front desk staff is extremely rude!! They NEVER answer…read morethe phone!! Only good is the Lab, the young lady is very fast and efficient

The absolute finest & brilliant physician. While Dr. Fiorillo has retired, his office is still…read moreopen, and the staff is excellent. Laura, nurse practitioner, is thorough and you won't find any finer.

Anthony Fiorillo is a a primary care doctor, specializing in Internal Medicine with Solano and…read moreKarkoles internal Medicine Associates. He has been in practice for 35 years. Dr. Fiorillo is affiliated with Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC and UPMC Presbyterian. His offices are on Lytton Avenue in back of the Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center at the University of Pittsburgh campus. This practice is quite convenient to the campuses and the offices have an adjoining Quest diagnostics making for convenient scheduling of lab tests.

Dr. Jarvis is a great general internist. He spends time with you and listens carefully to what's…read moregoing on. Also, he really thinks through problems. I know this fact because I had some complications from a skiing injury that had me seeing multiple doctors for months. Of course, the downside of his care and competence is that if you need to get an appointment, sometimes you may have to wait a week or so. Also, if you can't get an appointment with Dr. Jarvis directly, they have two great alternatives: a CNP named Julie and a PA named Dimas. I absolutely LOVE both of them too! If you aren't aware CNPs and PAs can both diagnose and prescribe so if you have something that needs immediate attention, you can usually get an appointment the next day. Plus, if they ever need a second opinion, Dr. Jarvis--or one of his partners--are available in the office to assist Julie and Dimas too. It's like you get a whole medical team!!! I love them all!

The worst front desk staff at the Bethel Park Pa. Fatigati/Nalin has some bad doctors. I know two…read moreother families that have left.

If I could give zero stars I would. By far the worst medical office I have ever been to…read more When I moved to the area, finding a PCP was extremely important to me. My first visit was unfulfilling, second, unfulfilling. The physician I saw could have cared less about anything I talked to her about. The third year I came here for my yearly physical, I decided to go to another physician and give this place the benefit of the doubt. Somehow, this appointment went worse than the first two. The doctor actually took a phone call while she was seeing me for my appointment. And here, I thought I had seen it all. I would never, ever recommend that anyone come here. There is no parking, the staff is extremely pompous and rude, and the follow up to your appointment is completely nonexistent.

Very unorganized.. The doctors... And the nurse practitioners don't really seem to care nor are…read morethey invested in actually helping. I went two days in a row, because my first experience with the one doctor, I left feeling unaccomplished. So I tried again the next day with another doctor and it was just as awful. I've been going here for two or three years. In the beginning I had some decent experiences. But recently they've All been terrible. Since I've had issues outside of this office with the AHN network... I consulted a few friends that have fairly serious illnesses or requirements to see a doctor regularly, and they all go to UPMC. I've decided my family is going to switch.

Been going there for years..a bit disorganized--missed my apt by 15 minutes one person in the…read moreoffice--said I had to reschedule--starting to have second thoughts about this practice

I am being to biased here. Lets say 25 years ago its thanksgiving and you are about to have Turkey…read morewith family. My grandfather starts having chest pain at the age of 97, who shows up on Thanksgiving day to see my grandfather on thanksgiving day in the afternoon, Dr. Daljit Singh. True Story. he did save his life back than but 2 years later 6 days prior to 100 he left for Heaven. I have been seeing him for almost 40 years, nobody is better. Did he have past relations with a younger female and get into trouble, I don't know and don't care, who am I to Judge. Who does not have a past or have secrets that nobody knows... majority of people. Was it not Jesus that said he who has not sinned, let him throw the first stone. I love Dr. Singh and his lovely ladies there is no on better in my opinion. He is caring and listens and solves problems of Health.

Dr. Singh is very thorough. He sits with me and listens to what I have to share. His medical…read moreknowledge and caring has lead to him being my PCP for more than 30 years. He is also each of my parents PCP. It is very difficult to get my father to his office for appointments. Dr. Singh's solution? He made house calls to my parent's home, understanding what a hardship getting my father to him, would cause. I feel very lucky to have Dr. Singh as my doctor. His care is unmatched. I could not recommend him more confidently.

I recently took my 82 year old Mother here.....I was actually very surprised and very impressed at…read morehow nice, friendly and helpful the staff and doctor was......I am more than aware of how other doctors offices are and this place was remarkably different.....these people have the patience of Catholic Saints ! They are very understanding and cooperative in managing my elderly Mothers care......and if you have dealt with some of those issues.......you KNOW what I mean ! From wait time, to service, to calling in scripts, to returning calls, etc........these folks are great.....really. I appreciate it......really !!!!!!!!

Earlier this week I had my first and last visit to the practice of Dr. Jason Luciano at his…read moreAspinwall PA Office. I was referred to him by my PCP to have a cyst removed. The procedure seemed to go well and I returned to my office. Once there I noticed that my back felt wet and, as you can see in the photo, the wound was leaking blood. I called Luciano's office and spoke with a nurse who I told I was back at the office and the wound needed attention. He suggested I get gauze and tape and apply it to the wound. I noted that I couldn't do it myself since the wound is on my back. What was I supposed to do? Strip to the waist and ask a colleague to do it? I then told the nurse I was immediately returning to Luciano's office. When I arrived the Physician's Assistant treated the wound and redressed it. I asked to speak with the doctor but was told he wasn't available and I could speak with the Office Manager. My conversation with her was, to put it mildly, highly unpleasant. I won't be returning to this doctor and I've made arrangements to have the sutures removed by my PCP.