I was seen quickly. The doctor was attentive and paid attention to my concerns. He did additional…read moretesting which showed the cause of my problem after initial testing turned up nothing. I'll go back if something else needs immediate attention.

Communication. The doctor did not tell me that I had an active infection, even though my white…read moreblood cells indicated that I did. She also didn't tell me that she called a script in for me. She basically left the room typed up her notes and the admin handed the notes to me on the way out the door. If you don't like your job being a doctor why don't you quit your job and become a paralegal?

This place is a joke. Wouldn't recommend these doctor's at all. I didn't know clowns could be…read moredoctor's. These doctor's are bozo's. I ran right into these bedside manners the other reviewers were talking about in their reviews. The lady receptionist/intake is very nice though I'm going to leave her out of this.

Rude. It's interesting that the other existing review mentions rudeness because that was the word…read moreforemost in my mind as I sought out this entry to post a review. After contacting them online I was told to call. (Fine.) I called and was immediately put on hold. (Inconvenient but not unexpected or intolerable.) Then the call was disconnected. (Frustrating. Not a good sign, though. Perhaps just a mistake." I called back. I explained what happened and was immediately put on hold again. When the man handling the call came back online he immediately wanted to know my ID number. (My ID number?) "What ID number?, I asked. "You're insurance ID number," I was told. "Well, I don't have that handy," I replied. "I need that to sign you up. Once you get that ID number, call me back." "I don't think I'll be bothering to do that," I said, concluding the call, but I think he had already hung up. Thus ended the breadth and length of my relationship with the Lyons medical practice. Take it for what it's worth.

I stopped by briefly to drop off food for a friend. Parking near the main entrance seems limited to…read morehandicap spaces; general parking appears to be in the garage, and signage could be clearer. Staff were polite, but the hospital itself feels dated. The rooms in particular could use updating, and I was surprised to see shared rooms, which feel outdated given today's health concerns. Overall, it's an okay hospital, but modernization would really improve the experience for patients and visitors.

The rude ass nurse at chestnut hill hospital please people don't go here they will kill u and have…read moreu sitting all day and night Please go to any other ones but there and temple

Hospice itself is an amazing tool to help keep the person you love comfortable during their…read moretransition to end of life. However, it's the staff at caring Hospice that sets it apart. At no point did I feel unsupported. They cared for my grandmother like their own, but also made sure I felt supported and my children had coping resources for our loss. I need to especially point out the care of our CNA, who transitive into our home and grams care take so gracefully and organically is hard to believe she wasn't here all along. The social worker, RN and pastor who openly listened to my concerns and addressed them individually and with "CARE". At one of the worst parts of my life, I also felt cared for. Thank you for helping my loved one transition with kindness, dignity and respect.

My journey with Caring Hospice started in early June of 2025. my father was pleasantly confused and…read morehad Cancer. Everything was good at first but quickly turned bad on June 29, 2025. My father was on their service and in a Skilled Nursing Facility. He experienced an injury at around 4am which was believed to be a fall with a possible right hip Fracture. I was not called til after 11am by the nurse on weekend call, who was also the program Director Michele Zahumensky. She sounded that she was either experiencing a medical emergency or was highly intoxicated. She was slurring her speech. Later in conversation she stated she would order pain management, a mobile X-Ray, and would not be going to see him then stated "I am now going back to sitting on my deck and finishing this bottle of wine." At around 3pm I received another call for another nurse from Caring. She stated that she was going to do a visit with my father since Michele had not gone to see my father or put any orders in or seen him. Within 30 minutes I got a call back from this nurse stating she found my father in pain with deformity to his right leg. She asked to send him to Emergency Room for x-ray and pain management due to the deformity and my father was asking to go to the hospital. Once at hospital it was found he did have a hip fx. He was admitted to hospital for a week to manage pain. Once discharged from hospital my father had declined to point he was not conscious and did not know when people were there to see him. My father passed away July of 2025. When he passed all I got was a voicemail from caring hospice stating "your dad ceased to breath." They then just hung up. That is very ignorant and unprofessional if you ask me. I feel the delay in my father being seen the day of injury played a part in his decline. I also feel that a manager who accepts to be on call should not be drinking alcohol during their on call shift. When I spoke to my fathers nurse and expressed my concern with Michele's actions, she agreed that he drinking hindered he ability to manage and care for patients. I reached out to Michele's direct boss a Randy (sorry can not remember his last name) and also the owner of the company with no return phone calls. I feel now they approve of this behavior. I would not recommend or use this company again.

I received an email from M3 global research asking if I wanted to be a part of a myasthenia gravis…read morestudy, compensation would be $120. I agree to this and I completed the study questions through a zoom call on August 19th 2026. Today it is September 21st 2026 and I still have not received compensation. When I call the phone number that I was given via email no one answers the phone. Also the lady that I scheduled the study with does not respond to emails. I finally was able to get someone on the phone today, it was some lady from the Middle East and when I gave her the reference number for the study I completed she said that that doesn't match their records. I will never ever do another study with this company. On their website it says that you should receive payment 2 days after the last day of the study and I did my phone study the last day of the study and here it is a month later still no compensation. Then the lady that I got on the phone with today she said "I will have to look into this and call you back by the end of the day." I don't understand why she couldn't do her job while I was on the phone with her, I feel like she could have put me on hold and went and talked to whoever she needed to talk to. I'm extremely frustrated and I have worked with other research companies such as rare patient voice and they are amazing, I have never had any issues with them. As for M3 global research, they have officially lost me.

This company really should get a zero score but that option is not available. I have been involved…read morewith numerous physician survey/consulting web sites and clearly M3 Global Research is the absolute worst . In my experience they have the highest "screened out rate" of anyone. I am told, after spending significant time taking the initial qualifying questions that I do not qualify the vast majority of the time. I completed 4 surveys. Getting paid involved running a gauntlet of delays, stall tactics , etc. They say it only takes up to 2 days for your completed survey to be cleared for payment. My first survey took 11 days to be " approved". Once all 4 surveys I was able to complete were eventually approved , there was another hold on payment as they needed to reapprove the final payment which was another delay. I seriously doubted if they were ever really going to pay me . After I sent several E mails registering my concerns, I was finally paid. I suspect this company is bordering on a scam company. I have no trust at all in this company and would avoid them at all cost.

Several years ago, I gave a 5 star review to this business. Since then, it has been purchased by…read moreVivo Infusion, a national infusion company that obviously does not care about its patients or its nurses. The only reason I give it a 3 star rating now, is because of my nurse, who has continued even though Vivo Infusion purchased the company. Otherwise, I would give it 0 stars.

Absolutely love this place! Dr. Singh and his staff are so supportive, caring and accommodating…read more Would highly recommend for any of your infusion needs.

I had a physical done here. You have no way of accessing your results yourself. They do not email…read morethem, or have an online portal. You can only get them from someone on the medical staff calling you with them. When the representative called they said all the results were good/normal. When I pressed about the blood sugar results it turns out I was actually in prediabetic range. I'm not sure how this could be considered normal or "good". Also, I would have never had known this had I not specifically asked to have the exact number. My doctor, while there, also made sexist comments about my name. Also while there during my visit, certain results from tests that did not need to be sent off had been thrown away. My doctor literally retrieved documents from a trashcan to consult me on.

Dr. Carlton Silver has been my primary care physician for almost 8 years now, and that's pretty…read moreamazing for a few reasons: 1. I don't excel at the art of the long term relationship (except for my husband, of course!). In fact, I have been referred to as a "fickle pickle" on more than one occasion. 2. I'm kinda picky, especially when it comes to any situation where someone may have to touch any body part of mine. 3. Especially in these times of managed care, you don't really get to know your doctor - and for me, bedside manner is just as important as the origin of the diploma hanging on the wall. Dr. Silver is exceptional - no ifs, ands or buts about it. If you need an appointment, his wonderful staff will find a way to get you in. If you call the Doctor, he'll call you back quickly, even if it means he has to stay late to do so. I've never felt like he was rushing me out during an appointment, and he is friendly, smart and has an awesome sense of humor (a good thing when you're not feeling so hot). My husband goes here and he was the first doctor to see my daughter after she was born. I trust him - and I don't throw that word around lightly. He's affiliated with Abington Hospital, which is the only hospital I would ever return to voluntarily (the food's not that bad there - honestly!) Dr. Silver is so great that it's almost a shame that I'm as healthy as I am, because I only see him a couple of times a year lately...wait...is that a sniffle coming on???