Jennifer is wonderful and takes a personal touch in choosing professionals to care for your loved…read moreone.

This company well fits its name. They really do put their heart (hart) into everything they do!…read more They are all so kind, respectful, professional & polite. These are the characteristics I want when a loved one is being cared for & I am So pleased. Thank you for being so wonderful!

My father was on hospice care for about 5 months. My family and I cannot say enough about the care…read morehe received by the nurses ,health care workers, spiritual counselor and social worker. The support the team gave my mom was also very good. There was always someone on call if she needed. Thank you for making my dad's final months comfortable and for always doing the best care for him.

Negative two stars. Terrible facility. It's so understaffed that staff are sometimes unable to…read morerespond to calls or are so overworked they forget. Communication with the staff and management is so poor that haphazard is a generous description. The facility is shabby and the rooms run down. The residents are all warehoused daily in a common space with a TV. They are largely unresponsive. Staff hand washing is suspect...our resident got c-diff and had to be rushed to the hospital. Requests for diagnostic tests were not relayed, not performed, and/or the results not communicated. The office staff was always disorganized and harried. Our patient was not prepared for doctor visits, despite the staff assuring us they would be. Don't place your loved one here.

AFTER MY SISTER HAS BEEN AT CHANDLER HOSPICE I'D LIKE TO UPDATE. MY ORIGINALLY "MIXED" REVIEW…read more My sister was admitted to the hospice facility last week and was very happy with the accommodations and the staff. Physically, the facility is beautiful, clean, and roomy. There are outside patios, bird feeders, nice views from patients' The food is delicious. It is quiet, and quite homey. The staff and volunteers have been wonderful, professional, helpful, and eager to get the patient exactly what she needs 24/7 In particular we have been impressed with my sisters nurse, Susan, who is the consummate professional. She is compassionate and one of those rare professionals who is a good listener. "Being heard" is the greatest gift one can give to a hospice patient. I don't know all the names of other staff, but everyone I have met has been compassionate, helpful, patient, and kind. If you or a loved one seek Hospice Care, Chandler Hall is first rate. My sister loves and trusts her physician.

My father did two respite care stays here, in total around 25 days. The care was exceptional, from…read morethe director, who always had her door open and welcomed conversation, to the memory activities lady who had the tenants laughing or smiling while singing and playing games. My father had advanced prostate cancer and Alzheimer's disease. His nurses were tentative, warm, and always addressed him by his name. I can't say enough positive things about the place. But my favorite shout-out must go to the medical director, David, which I recently learned was promoted to a higher position in the company (so deserved). He was absolutely incredible! He even stayed late on a Friday night (3 hours after he was done working) to get my father back in for a second respite, after we tried taking him home and he ended up in the ER. He spoke with the hospital and took care of all the loose ends. He was always on top of everything! My father passed away, but I am forever grateful of the care Arden Court had shown our family during his brief stay. Thank you!

I was a patient of Dr Schnur for a few years & wasn't too fond of him. Always felt like I was being…read morejudged but what made me no longer be a patient of his was when he misdiagnosed me! He ordered routine blood work to check a few things. He said my blood work results showed I had an under active thyroid. I go to the hospital to have that rechecked and it turns out I did NOT have an under active thyroid. I'm sorry, but how do you tell someone they have an issue that they don't actually have?

I have been a patient of Dr. Schnur for eight years. Coming from an HMO I was comforted by the…read morequiet manner and personal attention he gives. He takes time and listens. His approach is minimal intervention first. That said in an emergency or the prospect of a significant problem his referrals have been, with one exception, the right fit specialist or appropriate higher degree of intervention for me. As a result conditions that could have been life altering if not threatening were diagnosed early with positive outcomes. As to the staff Barb has always been warm, efficient, and I dare say caring. The medical assistants have been good as well.

Dr Fitzgerald is great! He has great health recommendations and is always accomodating with…read moreappointments!

Dr Jim fit me in on short notice and took the time to figure out my issues in order to help with me…read more(neck). I am impressed with his thoroughness and care and walked out feeling ever so much better.

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.

Primary care physician Dr. Hal Hockfield has been my primary…read morecare physician since 1993 He is the best Professional, likable, smart, and caring

At Abington Plaza Medical Associates, there's a team of doctors, internists, nurses, and support…read morestaff displaying qualities of knowledge, experience, empathy, effectiveness, commitment, responsiveness, and effective communication. I would not trust my primary care to any practice than doesn't include Dr. Kevin Zakrzewski, and Dr. Joseph McAllister. Not only are they exceptional at their craft, they elevate it by their professional, and personal rapport with patients, genuine sincerity, earned trust, and consistency. Yes, sometimes the wait can exceed 10-15 minutes to speak with a receptionist. However, when you do reach them, they are kind, cordial, detail-oriented, and helpful. My most recent hold time was under four (4) minutes. So, it depends on the day and time you call, and there's more than one office you can contact. The offices for Abington Plaza Medical Associates are located in Levy Medical Plaza at 1235 Old York Rd, in Abington, directly across the street from the hospital. Parking is $4 flat rate at Scully Garage. Once you enter the building from the ground level, the offices for Abington Plaza Medical Associates are one for up and to your left, as you exit the elevator. Many of the tasks you need help with can be assisted through the MyChart app for Jefferson Health. There, you can do everything from checking test results, notes from visits, see past and upcoming appointments, medications, and your entire care team for every specialty. You can request refills for prescriptions, send non-urgent messages, request and schedule appointments, see upcoming tests, and procedures scheduled/required. The doctors and the nurses check messages regularly, and are responsive in a timely manner. The offices are clean, well-kept, and wait times upon arrival for a visit are never long. There's a wonderful support staff of nurses that are truly an extension of the doctors. Beth, who is Dr. McAllister's second lifeline, is always a delight. As soon as she calls your name to come back to the patient offices, she immediately goes through each and every medication, to ensure the records are accurate and up to date, as well as if refills are needed, asks relevant questions to determine how you are doing, physically and mentally, and proceeds to take your blood pressure, temperature, and heart rate. Beth and Dr. McAllister work hand in hand to deliver superior patient care, as does the phenomenal Dr. Zakrzewski. There's reason why booking a general appointment takes so long- the doctors are outstanding and in high demand. And when instances arise for an appointment with a CRNP, Kelly Lappa is thorough, providing superior patient care. The one doctor to avoid, Bostros Shenoda, MD. His past judgement calls utilized poor problem-solving, and misdiagnosing. He told me on more than one occasion that I may have an autoimmune disorder. However, upon checking myself into the hospital and requesting full labs for everything, the results from the gluten test that popped up on my phone on the MyChart app indicated my allergy/intolerance to gluten, which was the issue preventing my WBCs from focusing on attacking Covid, and bronchitis. Completely unacceptable. However, that's not the quality of care you can nor should expect from any other medical professional at Abington Medical Associates. I'd drive an hour each way to see the best team of doctors and nurses, in Abington, Warrington, etc, to know my health and well-being are safeguarded by Doctors, McAllister, and Zakrzewski, et al!