We have been 'doctoring' at Davenshire Medical Center since 1978. When Dr Kistler died and Dr…read moreCzulada took over the practice, we were very pleased with the transistion. Babies, colds, covid, lime, kidney failure & transplant, wellness exams, etc. ...the staff at Davenshire has always made the right call. Front office staff has also worked well, finding a timely appointment when needed. Nurses are also the best! From our experiences, knowledge and caring attitudes keep us coming back and higly recommending this practice.

I left this practice due to their placement of profit above patient needs. Everything requires an…read moreappointment so that they ALWAYS get their appointment fee. Want to ask a question? Pay the Fee. Want to get a referral? Pay the fee. Need urgent help? Come in first and pay the fee, then we will send you to the ER. It is Profit over people.

Six-month check on pre-diabetes numbers, especially my A1C, and an update on cholesterol numbers…read more Thank god, all is well since I committed to walking 3x/week and controlling the amount of carbs I consume. Excellent staff attention from Libby, the check-in receptionist, who was very personable. And attentive care from Youry, M/A, and Nirja Chudal, CRNP, my medical provider. The UPMC patient portal is perfect for checking in for appointments, ordering prescription refills, and viewing my lab test results and appointment summaries.

Caitlin Stauffer is very good. She listens to her patients-at least she does…read moreTo me I always try to see her rather than anyone else

Originally, the practice of Dr. Frank Jackson, Camp Hill, and Dr. Steven Siegelbaum, Harrisburg,…read moreboth gastroenterologists and thought leaders, had a longstanding gastroenterology practice that merged. Still consistent, excellent patient care and experiences. Hubby recently had a colonoscopy at the West Shore Endoscopy Center. Before his colonoscopy, clear written directions were provided for the dreadful prep to clean out the colon so it could be examined for pre-cancerous polyps or any other gut ailment. According to my hubby, Jackson Siegelbaum staff provides a Pleasant office experience.

The concerns that brough me here were never resolved. It was sort of dismissed (after $1000 in…read morecopay's and who knows how much in insurance) as live with IBS. I requested my medical records be send to new PCP. Records did not arrive. I tried again a month later to have them sent directly to me, and still nothing. So I called again, and they said I had to come in person and PAY them for the records! The lady was subtly totally rude about all of this. Would it have been too hard to contact ME and let me know records weren't sent (she said the fax number didnt work)? Or that records could not be sent to me? So mediocre care while there, and great difficulty getting your records.

Dr M is amazing, sometimes my family goes to her if there Dr is not available and they also think…read moreshe is great. The staff is always helpful and friendly.

I relocated to this practice because my family dr retired. Initial visit was good. I am in good…read morehealth and take few medicines. I explained I was looking for a family dr I could visit when needed for an occasional illness, ie cold, stomach issue. I thought we had an understanding and the dr was pleasant enough. shortly after I was told I would need to come in for an exam every 6 months because my insurance required it. (not true). Then she said it was their office policy. in the last few months, I have had minor problems that required treatment in a timely manner. Both times I could not make an appt earlier than 2 days later. Was told to go to Urgent Care. My insurance would have paid in full for family dr but cost me $50 at UC. I relayed this to dr and they could care less. So - I am aware that I don't really matter as patient. They want me to come in for unnecessary exam, but are too busy when I need them. I will be changing drs.