I see Dr. Megan Belamorich here for my primary care doctor, she is the best doctor I've ever had…read more I've been with her for over five years and I have a ton of health problems, I have chronic illness. Every time I see her she is very empathetic and I've often had to write her via our patient portal for all kinds of different things, she is extremely responsive and always helps me no matter what my issue is. I highly highly recommend her.

I had a problem, which concerned me, and went to Christine Myers early walk in and saw a PA. The PA…read moreunderstood my concerns, at least I thought she did. She scheduled blood tests and said she would call me with the results. I received blood test results via internet and noted multiple liver, kidney and glucose results were OUT OF THE NORMAL RANGE. Plus all FOUR of the abnormal blood results MATCHED MY CONCERNING SYMPTOMS. I waited a day then called the office and asked to speak to the PA however, the PA was busy. 30 mins later some unknown person called me and told me the PA said there was no problem. It's a sad day when your doctor doesn't give you a chance to answer questions concerning four abnormalities in my blood test results. I DO NOT RECOMMEND CHRISTINE MYERS ASSOC.

Our family were patients for approximately 10 years. We…read morewere not interested in MDVIP because we typically see the Dr. once a year. We tried contacting the office countless times to select our new Physicians Assistant, we were always in a long queue and often disconnected when they closed the office for lunch. I stopped in the office to schedule my mtg with the PA I selected only to be told we are no longer patients abs Wouks I like to be on the waitlist which would be about a year . I asked what about my BP medication, I'll run out before I find a Dr. the receptionist told me "try a minute clinic ". I spoke with the office manager who clarified the medication question, she said the receptionist gave me misinformation and I could get enough meds to last until I saw my new Dr. , the office never called in the prescription.

It gets even worse. My Rx's run out in December. That's when I used to go for an annual visit to…read moreget my Rx's renewed. Well since I'm now on a two year waiting list for a PA (even though I signed up in May, they claim they didn't see any notes until August). At any rate since I've been going to PFM for close to 40 years before they privatized, I asked for an Rx for six weeks until my appointment at a new facility. They said NO so they expect me to go six weeks without my Rx's. Talk about DO NO HARM! They should be ashamed!

Quality care. 5*'s Dr. Daniel is thorough, very…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate, empathetic, excellent with pharmacology, and accessible. Angela, office staff, is very personable, helpful, and professional. Best practice I have ever worked with.

professional, personable, accessible, very knowledgeable, excellent at pharmacology, listens well,…read moreresponds in very helpful ways, offers solutions that work, her office manager is professional and quite helpful, always pleasure in her work and telephone presence.

Rude , rushed and dismissive. Told me he was too busy for…read more3Ultra Sounds his staff scheduled. Rude staff Not deft with female patients and Pelvic Varcies. Crowded and over booked Charged my insurance for tests not done

I had my first apt with Dr. Pentz today. He was wonderful! Very patient, took the time to speak…read morewith me and asked if I had any questions. And he's a nice guy! Hard to find a doctor with a good bedside manner. His nurse Jessie was very nice, kind & professional too.

I stopped in after work on a Saturday. The time was around 5:30 which was right before they close…read more When I first got into the lobby, I wasn't greeted at all. I felt very unwelcome. I had to beg the girl at the front to even talk to me. I was very sick. I have had those symptoms before, and I knew that there was a problem. I had a fever, chills, and many other feelings which made me think that I had the same sickness from before. I even left work early. I never do this. The staff began to rush me through my initial paperwork by saying "are you finished yet"? I was then quickly rushed into the examination room. The doctor, Dr. Meyers, a pleasantly plump female who wasn't pleasant at all; looked at me for less than a minute. She then said "There's nothing I can do for you. If you get worse, go to the hospital". I begged her for antibiotics. She told me "no": I knew I had this sickness before and needed antibiotics fast. I was then brought discharge paperwork. Dr. Meyers told me to sign it so she could go home. I told her I am sick and begged one more time for medication. She told me to go to the hospital again. I then asked for my $87 co-pay back. The fraud Doctor told me she can't give me my money back even though she told me she "wouldn't help me". Then, I told her to stick the discharge paperwork up her ass. I did not sign it, and began to walk out. I was practically chased out of the waiting room, as they told me to get back here and sign my discharge paperwork. After having the worst medical experience of my life, I canceled the $87 charge on my credit card. The next day, I went to Temple Hospital because my symptoms got worse. The Doctors there are pros. They told me I could have died if I didn't get the proper treatment. Temple is amazing. They save lives, and definitely saved mine. Pioneer, on the other hand, just wants collect money without abiding to duty to act.

I checked out this place this weekend. I was having some health concerns and knew I wouldnt be able…read moreto get into the doctor's office but didnt think it was quite serious enough for the emergency room. The office was very clean, up to date equipment and services from what I could see. The staff was very nice and professional for the most part. I thought some of them were a little casual for my taste. Some of the conversations that were going on in ear shot didnt seem like the kind of stuff that should be discussed around customers/patients. Other than that I was pleasantly surprise at the care and speed. I had to get chest x rays. They did them right on sight, wrote me a script, sent it electronically to my pharmacist and called me with the results of my x ray before i had even gotten home. So definitely happy with the overall experience.

Incredible physician. My wife and I are part of his MDVIP program, so basically we get priority…read moreprivate care, annual screenings, we can reach him at any time -- day or night. Dr. Podell has the best bedside manner. He is highly intelligent and knows medicine. Interaction with his staff is a pleasure. Our health is optimized thanks to this practice.

My experience with this urgent care is definitely outstanding. I called them earlier to check if…read morethe x-ray options are available. I registered online, and I was able to see the nurse and then the doctor within thirty minutes. They have a shared parking but it should be sufficient enough. While I visited, there were renovations going on other than that, no problem at this place. The care provided was good.

I have been to this location several times for my spouse's illness and always have had an…read moreoutstanding experience, but on one recent experience, we had a not-so-great experience. However, management from the office contacted me directly and turned that negative experience into a positive one, which is very admirable.

In 2007-2008, I was treated for Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the Cancer Center of Paoli Hospital (my…read moreoncologist being Dr. Christine Szarka). While I don't think anyone will find cancer a "wonderful experience", the doctors and staff of Paoli Cancer Center make it as good as it could be for the seven months I was treated there. First, the doctors. Dr. Szarka, trained at Fox Chase Cancer Center, gives off a schoolteacher vibe - Not the mean teacher, but the friendly, scholarly one. You feel comfortable asking questions, and you are confident with the answers you get. Face it - You're trusting your life with your oncologist. If you don't trust them, find another. The nursing staff is also outstanding. During those seven months, I had treatment every two weeks, at the center for about six hours a pop. The nurses would hang out with you (in between rounds), and it was just nice to get your mind off things. Naturally, they were also technically outstanding, but its always nice to having people you can relate to as well. The facilities were also good. The Cancer Center had its own infusion room, with each area having its own TV, and wifi access. Hey, you're sitting there for six hours, you get bored :) While I hope you never have to visit a cancer center, if you find yourself in our survivor club, I can say that you will be hard-pressed to find one better than Paoli's.