Over the past 55 years, my spouse and I have been patients at Mount Nittany for 14 surgeries, 11 ER…read morevisits and 7 medical admissions. Never once have we been disappointed in our care at Mount Nittany. They satisfy my "three Cs": competency, caring and class.

First of all, I came to Mt. Nittany via ambulance along with my wife. At first the staff was very…read morenice. Then they put me in a waiting room all by myself where I waited for about an hour without anyone talking to me, without any water or bathroom. At the conclusion of my visit, about three hours later, I asked about a ride to get home. The nurse was all like, "I'm sure we can up with something" all upbeat. Well, I went out to the desk and asked the kid there. He looks frustrated as he's going from nurse to nurse and finally, they approach my wife and I. They screamed, not spoke, but screamed at us, "This is the last time. We don't have money to keep paying for rides over and over again!" in front of everyone. I felt like saying, "Fine we'll walk home in the dark. We'll be back when we get hit by a car." Needless to say, the next time I visit this hospital, I'll make sure I'm dying, so I won't need a ride home to Bellefonte (14.8 miles away).

Treat you like an inmate. Improper care given for broken arm. Wrote incorrect prescription for…read moresteroids and did not write prescription for muscle relaxer when promised they would. Rude nurses. Barely get any water.Very little privacy. Could hardly walk when I arrived and no wheelchair provided. Granny Clampett would be right at home here.

We had to go to the ER and it was a great experience. We've been to Mount Nittany a number of times…read moreand it either awesome or terrible and sometimes waits can stretch hours and hours. At Penn Highlands we were greatly quickly, taken back with 20 minutes and seen by a doctor with 45 minutes from walking in the door. The space is brand new, clean, and shiny. Will go back for urgent medical needs

Very professional care provided by all their staff. They also communicate via the website : my…read moregeisinger.org I am very pleased with my Geisinger doctors, nurses, physician's assistants, nurse practioners , clerical and business, scheduling staff, and medical secretaries.

They don't deserve one star. This place kills and maims people, but they have great PR, it's the…read moreonly thing they care about, but aren't willing to do the right thing to earn a better name. I hate this hospital with a passion and it's bottom of the barrel doctors. They can all get stuffed here.

Everytime I come here I am treated with love and respect and been kindly told what has brought me…read morehere flin the first place. The Doctors and Nurses are very friendly and kind and very helpful.

Hmm. Would've gave zero stars & that's telling a lot. Don't come here. Especially at this location,…read moreit's not worth the time & there's better places to visit. Some of those medical workers are unprofessional & are enabled to disrespect patients, especially minority ones. One of the male workers was giving dirty looks to random patients in the waiting room. I suspect due to racial prejudice & also sexism, he didn't do it to the non-minority patients in that place. Another worker was performing blood-work on a patient & she was behaving in a passive-aggressive demeanor from the get-go. She was talking in a catty, rude manner & tone the entire time. Then her strange, unstable behavior escalated towards the patient who was actually calm & civil during the entire encounter, unlike her. Assumed her actions was also because of racial-prejudice, she acted normal & acted polite with the non-minority patients, yet was completely the opposite towards the patients who didn't look Caucasian. I guess both of those workers forgot who's land they're on. Anyways she kept roughly & loudly throwing items in the trash bin, nearby her. While she was taking the patient's blood, she jabbed the needle into the patient's arm aggressively in a stabbing motion. Was a very belligerent gesture & just inconsiderate. I guess she thought she was going to try to "intimidate" the patient for having the "audacity" to seek care & get her blood-work done. I've studied in healthcare & that's not how taking bloodwork is supposed to be performed. It's supposed to be done in a careful, calm demeanor & set-up. I'm aware she knew that too, I'm not dumb & can't imagine what else she's done to other patients in secret. If this medical practice's workers can't hold back their awkward & malicious, weird little compulsions to mistreat, harm/assault random patients for no reason, then they need to find somewhere else to work. Nobody has to deal with that unacceptable behavior because they're minority, especially as a woman of color. Not to mention & after that all happened, I've had two other people tell me that some of the medical rooms are dirty, some of them have dirty floors & one of the rooms had a dirty floor with some food wrappers on the floor, near the bed. That's disgusting & can't be trusted to be treated properly if I got to worry about catching a infection from bacteria & filth.

You can see this relatively new Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center from Route 81. This was my…read morefirst visit to this medical facility, which opened in October 2021 and offers inpatient/outpatient and emergency room services. It is a modern, state-of-the-art medical center conveniently located on the West Shore of Harrisburg; driving to Hershey is no longer necessary. My hubby received excellent care for his outpatient procedure, there is plenty of free parking and staff very helpful in locating where you need to go.

From start to finish, my entire experience at this medical center was very positive, thanks to the…read morewonderful staff. The ER doctors and nurses, surgical team, Med-Surg nurses, transport staff, CT team, and meal delivery staff were all friendly, caring, and helpful. Everyone I encountered made a stressful experience much easier and treated me with kindness and professionalism.

I am a 76 year old with an enlarged prostate. I went to UPMC Carlisle Urology for treatment…read more Dr Dussinger recommended surgery. So we set date of 12/16/25. I have severe osteoarthritis and take Diclofenac for pain. The Dr said to go off the Diclofenac 7 days prior to the surgery because of the risk of bleeding. I complied. After the 5th day I was suffering. After the 6th day I could not walk. I took an Oxycodone left over from a shoulder surgery. And was able to call his office. I explained the severity of the pain I was in and asked for a scrip for 2 or 3 days worth of Oxy. He refused!! He told me to resume taking the Diclofenac?? He was willing to risk severe bleeding on the operating table rather than give a perfectly safe scrip for Oxy!! Even if I had agreed it takes 4 or 5 days to get back in my system. We had to cancel a surgery that I badly needed l. What kind of Quack would be so heartless?? Update: I received an AI Generated response to this post. They want me to reach out to them so they can tell how wrong I was. They have my phone number why don't they call me. I have a call into Wellspan to see one of their Urologists.

My husband recently had surgery at UPMC Carlisle Hospital. Hospital was clean and very well run…read more EVERYONE was extremely caring and professional. They kept me, the spouse, well informed all along the way. Everything ran like a well oiled machine. Also, the hospital is easy to get to, with plenty of free parking. I've also gone there for an emergency I had, and received excellent care myself. Would highly recommend Carlisle Hospital to anyone needing to go to the hospital or emergency room.

My elderly sister was taken by ambulance for emergency services June 2026 and was quickly and very…read morewell treated at every level by a caring, knowledgeable team of professionals. From admission, surgery, post-op and recovery 13 days, all levels worked together providing excellent care and keeping our family updated. Can't thank Evan's ER, Medical, Nursing and super support staff enough for all they do every day for their patients, and especially my sister. We are grateful to have this quality healthcare asset successfully serving our communities... for 100 years already!

Unfortunately, Wellspan Evangelical is the closest hospital to our location. We use UPMC as our…read moreprimary care physicians, my mother was sent to Wellspan for an x-ray requesting what views our PCP wanted. The technician came to us and said they had a call into our PCP office as the views were not WellSpan's protocol, we waited over 30 minutes to finally get x-rays done. Also, prior to this we had an ER visit and the Dr on call was definitely rude and non-caring to our needs. Stated that we should have gone to urgent care (which was closed) my mother was in a lot of pain and could hardly walk. At all cost we will definitely be avoiding WellSpan Evangelical in the future.