Porter's has always been very nice to work with. They do compounding, so the medications aren't…read morequick like a normal pharmacy, but they take payment over the phone and will send it out by USPS without charge in a day or so. We are lucky to have them close by.

In an attempt to do business with a local business I tried to move my prescriptions to Porter's…read more They initiated the transfer and after doing so called me to tell me they could not fill my prescriptions. Seems their supplier could not provide them with the two most used insulins, products used by the majority of diabetics in the western hemisphere. Totally incompetent customer service and patient prescription care. And I'm telling everyone I know.

I happened to find Blueberry Pharmacy on a random "shout out great local businesses" thread on…read moreReddit, right when I was growing increasingly frustrated with having to pay $400-$500 for an inhaler my dog needs for chronic bronchitis. The pharmacist/owner, Kyle, is doing something truly groundbreaking by providing access to medications at a lower cost without the need for insurance. He sees that the state of the pharmaceutical/insurance/healthcare industries is not doing any favors for the person they are all theoretically supposed to serve, the patient, and is on a mission to help the consumer by negotiating directly with suppliers. My dog has had major GI problems when we've tried a generic version of his medication. When I spoke with Kyle about this, he explained to me that what I would be getting through him is called an authorized generic. A company called Prasco, a leader in the authorized generic space, produces our exact same medication with the manufacturer's blessing but it comes to us under their label instead of GSK. Everything about the medication is otherwise the same. He was so knowledgeable that I took it on faith that this medication would be the same as the $500 brand name and told him my dog would let me know if it wasn't. That was a few months ago and we are now ordering our second inhaler through Blueberry, so suffice to say it is working out and we are thankful. We pay about $260 instead of $400-$500; I'll take it. Thanks to Kyle and his equally lovely staff. I admire and appreciate what you are doing here.

I had a very good experience with Blueberry pharmacy. I ordered generic Entresto for my dog, and…read moretheir prices were much better than anywhere else I checked. The service was smooth, communication was clear and genuine. They shipped my order immediately. I made a mistake with my address (we just moved here and our new house number is so confusing, too many ones and sevens :) They were so nice about my mistake and solved the issue immediately! One of the best experiences I have had online, not just pharmacy (not to mention my first online pharmacy order) :) BTW, they are authorized to ship to only few states as of October 2025. PA, WV, NJ, DE, OH, and FL

Yes to Hiebers! First off it's a legit compounding pharmacy…read moreif you need your meds compounded then you know how important a pharmacy like this is. They also have your usual over the counter meds and other assorted sundries They just opened their little soda counter just like you would see in a vintage pharmacy It's adorable a real counter to sit at and two little booths There is a real soda jerk who makes sodas the old fashioned way. You can get a soda or a right fine root beer float Or A nice hot tea perfect on our cold fall day visit The history of Hiebers is posted using vintage photographs Front of pharmacy parking might be a challenge certain times of the day plus it's metered Make use of the free 30 min parking outback. Easy pick up window The pharmacist is very friendly and helpful will gladly answer your questions

Hieber's Pharmacy is a gem in the city...everyone there is kind and helpful…read more A Lovely Place:)

I have visited this UPMC Dermatology business four times--in 2021, 2023, 2024, and 2025. I have…read moreinteracted with only physician assistants, a nurse practitioner, medical assistants, and receptionists--NOT dermatologists. Appointments at this office can fill up quickly, so I recommend making an appointment several months in advance, as soon as the providers' schedules are determined. 2021: My appointment began on time. A very polite medical assistant asked questions about my health and took my blood pressure. I changed into a gown. Soon the physician assistant Megan Carrigan arrived. She, too, was very polite and very professional. She did a *thorough* skin exam of my entire body. (My past dermatologists at other offices improperly asked me to point out suspicious skin growths myself.) Megan closely examined my entire body from scalp to toes and even examined my private parts with my permission. Megan said that I have no skin cancer. She gave me an educational pamphlet, and she described the different types of cancerous and benign skin growths. She recommended that I return to the office every year for a skin exam. After my appointment, her notes were available for me to read on UPMC's website. 2023: In the waiting room, I used a kiosk to check in. Two nearby employees did not say hello. My appointment began on time. A medical assistant brought me into a private room, asked me questions and measured my blood pressure, and made friendly conversation. I changed into my gown. Soon the nurse practitioner Sara Prager entered the room. She performed a skin exam of my arms, legs, abdomen, chest, back, face, and my hairline, but she did NOT examine the scalp on top of my head. She used a handheld device called a dermatoscope to closely examine certain skin growths. I asked her about three small growths on my face, and she replied that two are seborrheic keratoses, a buildup of the protein keratin, and one is an acrochordon or skin tag, and they could be frozen off in the same appointment. Minutes later, she brought a cup of frozen liquid nitrogen, q-tips, and a cryotherapy tool. She spent minutes applying the frozen nitrogen to my skin. Unfortunately, the skin never fell off in the following days/weeks. 2024: The nurse practitioner Sara Prager again did a skin exam of my body. This time, she did examine my scalp. 2025: The receptionists served me promptly and politely. The medical assistant as very nice and did a good job with asking me questions. The physician assistant Hunter Baxter was very courteous, and he spent at least several minutes doing a *thorough* exam of the skin on my body, including my scalp and while using a dermatoscope. If he works here next year, then I will make an appointment with him again.

They get you in fast, are caring, and listen to your issues on top of being friendly.read more

I want to thank all of you for your compassionate, kind, and highly competent care for me today. It…read moremakes a world of difference that you can do additional studies and give us the reports immediately. I really feel like you all care about your patients and want them to get the best quality care, both medically and emotionally.

Have had several bad experiences with UPMC locations and bad doctors, but when I asked my PCP she…read moregave me Weinstein's number. The staff here is fantastic. I don't have a lot of faith in the healthcare system because no one cares anymore, but this location is awesome. People that care matters!

This is a wonderful place with highly skilled and compassionate staff. I'm never going anywhere…read moreelse.

Weinstein Imaging makes you feel comfortable and relaxed from the time you arrive at the office…read more Soft background music plays while staff members great you and do everything they can to make your appointment run smoothly. Their equipment is state of the art and the technicians are efficient and friendly. Wait times are very short and you are given the test results before you leave. I cannot recommend them enough!

Convenient pharmacy and mini grocery, second to the Shop and Save and The Medicine Shoppe. Very…read moreconveniently located in the former Rite Aid building.

Great addition to the neighborhood. Was sorry to see the CVS go but happy that another pharmacy was…read moreable to come in and they are great.

I have been going to this doctors office for YEARS…read more The staff is super friendly and accommodating. I have seen a variety of doctors and PAs and I feel that they always provide great feedback and are attentive to what works for me. They are very personable and take your lifestyle into account with providing care. I go for my yearly physical and for any follow up for general health. They are also quick to reply when you reach out with a question. Highly recommend! They take UPMC insurance.

I was searching for a new PCP and I found Premier Medical Associates through AHN. My first…read moreappointment was with a physician assistant named Zoe Blair and she seemed nice at the time. The second appointment with her started out ok, but quickly went downhill after I started asking questions and respectfully disagreed with some of what she was saying. I had to fill out questions for the e-check-in before the appointment which included what I thought might be causing my symptoms. After I tried asking her about what I thought might be possible causes, she immediately dismissed every single thing that I said and accused me of having anxiety over having potential medical conditions. I asked if I could have a couple of tests ordered related to my thyroid since I have Hashimoto's and hypothyroidism, which she dismissed as well and said only TSH matters and no ultrasound is necessary. I said that I disagreed and it's ok to disagree on things, but then she turned into a different person at that point. She started telling me how she went to school for this and it escalated into her yelling while talking down to me for even mentioning anything related to my own health. I said that I did not want to argue with her and immediately deescalated the situation. The rest of the appointment was extremely uncomfortable and I couldn't wait to get out of there. In the clinical notes, she accused ME of getting frustrated multiple times. I never raised my voice once at the appointment like she did, and it was one of the worst experiences I've ever had. If you are looking for an unprofessional, inexperienced, close minded physician assistant who thinks they know everything without even considering other possibilities, you'll hit the jackpot going here. I feel bad for any patients who need to see her for help because everyone deserves adequate care and respect, which she seems incapable of providing. I found a new PCP who is wonderful and actually cares and listens to me. Also, the rest of the staff was very nice, but I was never able to get an at home sleep test order faxed over for me. From my experience, I would avoid this particular practice like the plague. Endocrinology is excluded from this review and has provided excellent care.