She is the very best after seeing 6 different specialists I saw Dr Marchant and she figured out…read moremy situation after only one minute . She has an excellent bed side manner and a great Sense of humor . You will not be disappointed . Call her right now and make an appointment .

Dr Marchant was a very, caring, compassionate and professional in her skills. I highly recommend…read morethis bright and highly knowlegable doctor! Very friendly and explained things so i was able to understand.

Dr Shapiro is a life saver. He did my revision rhinoplasty after I tried 4 times with other…read moredoctors. I always suffered with breathing issues and used Afrin medication all the time for at least 20 years. Because of Dr Shapiro and his in incredible technique and extreme attention to my issues and previous unsuccessful experience he spent with me at least 1 hour for consultation, clearly and honestly described what to expect and finally scheduled my surgery. It has been 2 months since and I am a happiest person and finally got my perfect nose, the way I dreamed all my life.

We had our daughter's rhinoplasty with him a few years back and we were so thrilled with it that we…read morereferred him to numerous other people and they were also so happy with his work. I recently referred my own niece from New York because I only trust him and it came out beyond fabulous. He is warm, kind and has wonderful bedside manner. He is the best of the best!! A true gentleman. If you are lucky to have him as your surgeon , you are in great hands. Thank you again Dr. Shapiro!!

Dr. Miller Sr. is an outstanding doctor. He doesn't talk over your head in medical jargon. He's…read morealso personable, a good listener, and usually doesn't rush through your appointment. What impresses me most is he emphasizes prevention like exercise and good nutrition; while it sounds common sense that all physicians should, surprisingly few do. If you need a good general practitioner in the Conshy area, I highly recommend Dr. Miller. Just FYI, his son Glenn Miller Jr. is also part of the practice so I'm sure you'd be in good hands if you see him, also!

I have never been more disappointed in Medical Profession the way it has been after being with…read morethis physician and this practice for last 4 yrs. Because of Miller Sr.'s negligence, my spouse suffered a stroke, He has no clue about what he is prescribing or recommending about the medical situation. The office calls you to come-in for every detail so they can charge you an office visit. My spouse needed a cardiologist consultation which would have saved her from severe stroke if he had referred us to a cardiologist at right time. I guess he did not want to lose a client to a cardio and as a result has costed us our health and thousands of dollars that we are now paying for rehab for last 2-3 yrs. I wish there was a forum to take these mercenary people out of practice, so no one ever suffers again at their hands.

I came in for my first consult and was pleasantly surprised to find an active and engaging staff,…read moreshort wait times, organized paperwork, and Admin, and most importantly the physician who saw me was engaging, with a wonderful bedside manner, quickly analyzed my concerns and prioritized things for me promptly. I am confident coming back for my return visit that the identified issues will be solved and in very good hands.

I have been with Dr.Feehery for 16 years. He cured my cancer and has been keeping me healthy since…read more I have recommended him to family and friends and he has helped them with their issues as well. Rich B.

Prompt call back to exam room. Thorough time and attention spent with me during visit.read more

I received fine service and purchased top of the line hearing aids after being told that I could…read moreget them at a cost below the regular cost. Then, just days before the 30-day warranty period expired, I received a bill for the difference ($750) between the amount on my sales receipt and the regular retail price. Was told that the special price I had been quoted was from an old policy that was no longer practiced. I view it as nothing more than a version of the old "Bait and Switch."

Excellent quality of care by Dr J. She was thorough and was able to do my procedure in a way that…read moremade me comfortable.

I'm thrilled with this find!!! Kind, incredibly thorough,…read moreand knowledgeable. Bonus are lovely modern offices and exam rooms.

Dr. Graham has been my physician for almost 19 years and I find him to be one of if not the best…read morefamily physician in all areas. Recently I had to switch to another physician because of the distance by so I'll be finding my way back to him. His continuity of care in his practice well exceeded any care I have ever received! He's the best and when my plan changes I will be back in his care.

Dr. Graham is a great doctor. He spends time with his patients, you never feel rushed and he…read morelistens attentively.

The doctors are great.....the office staff not so much…read more If you call for a rx refill, it never gets there until you call several times over the course of days. If you need a referral do not ask the day before. They act as if you are asking them to donate an organ to you and they will not guarantee the referral will be there the following day. They insist you leave the information on their referral voice mail line. There is no such thing as customer service anymore. It's all self serve. Pretty soon they'll be leaving instructions for us to do our own mammograms and draw our own blood.

The Reverend Dr. Steak and I have been patients at LMFM for many years now. This is a small…read morepractice located in the 'heart' of downtown Narberth, PA, near the movie theater. Parking is in a private lot at the rear of their office building and it's free. The Rev. has some standard chronic health issues - cholesterol, blood pressure. He for many years primarily saw Dr. Stallkamp, whom he liked very much. Dr. Stallkamp left the practice a year ago to go into research, which initially made him sad. Then, he met Dr. Lytton. I can honestly say Dr. Lytton saved his life. Furthermore, she is the ONLY doctor that has gotten through his thick Southern skull to where he's finally enacting some serious lifestyle changes. You see, the Reverend is indeed a fully grown Southern man. The four basic food groups of the Southern Man would be fat, salt, meat and sugar. This is why so many Southern men don't get to be people "of a certain age". Despite years, I mean years, people, of cajoling, nagging, begging, yelling, refusing, etc, on my part, this man would not make changes in that diet when things like the cholesterol and the blood pressure and the weight started to go awry. I have snuck more Splenda and Boca in this man than he realizes in the name of true love. Still, the car would be full of soda bottles and fast food wrappers and when left alone, it was fry an egg in butter and bacon grease time. It didn't help that his compliance with taking his medicine to help control these things was spotty at best. That, again, despite my best nagging and cajoling and such. You may think I'm an ineffective nagger. I am not. He is just as stubborn as a jacka**, so in him I feel I have met my match some days. When he doesn't want to do something, good luck getting him to do it. Even denying him my 'feminine wiles' failed to change him. That's DEFCON 5 nagging, people. Years with Dr. Stallkamp, as great as she was, failed to enact change. That doesn't mean she wasn't a great doctor, she was and is. She just could not get through his thick skull. It took Dr. Lytton taking over his care, taking a good look at him and putting him in the hospital because his BP was so out of control then sitting him and I down together and giving us not only a stern talking-to but recipes, guidance on food choices, and yes, encouragement to get him to change. This man in 8 weeks has subsequently lost 18 pounds. He eats mostly vegetarian. When he goes out he looks for good choices like chicken grilled vs. beef. Yes, on Easter he smoked a brisket for the family and he had two pieces (and yes, it was mighty good) but that was it. He has grilled pork chops occasionally. He rarely drinks soda. He has not missed a dose of his medications in two months. He looks better, feels better and actually is doing that on his own, making his changes. So, yeah, the staff may not always be pleasant. Dr. Lytton does present as a little flighty and scattered and odd. Don't let that fool you, the woman knows her stuff. When you go there, you have as much time as you need with the doctor, not 5 or 10 minutes. Lastly, they care. Dr. Lytton has called at 10 PM and on weekends to give test results and to talk with him and to check in on him. Is the practice perfect? No. The staff is rude. Sometimes you wait (like that never happens at a doctor's office). However, I'll take rude staff and sitting in a waiting room all day long when it means a longer life with my love. Wouldn't you?