Dr Moore is a kind and caring man. I really believe he was going to help me. He is very quiet…read more Things were going well until he knocked up his staff member, Renee, and then everything went downhill. Renee has now taken over. Calls are never returned, appointments are forgotten,it is now so very dis organized. Renee is a counselor, yet she tells the patients her life traumas, and doesn't seem to be interested in ours. That's if we get a chance to speak.Trying to speak with Dr. Moore is out of the question. Renee fields all of his calls.He ALWAYS spoke with us before.I believe Dr Moore is a good man that wants to help with addiction, but he might need to get rid of the ones that aren't professional. We are talking about people's lives here!!!!! Myself and several others have left due to Renee. I have gotten help elsewhere, and only pray the others have done the same. DR. MOORE....PLEASE COME BACK!!!!! WE LOVED YOU.SEND RENEE HOME ON MATERNITY LEAVE!!!!! OH, AND SPEAKING AS AN ADDICT, DRUG TEST YOUR STAFF. I.KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT.

From the owner: During a fellowship in medical toxicology, Dr. Moore realized the negative impact of substance use…read moredisorders on physical and mental health. Untreated, these conditions can be costly for patients, families, communities and the healthcare system. Recognizing an opportunity for systemic improvement, Dr. Moore, while continuing to serve as a consulting and attending physician at a local hospital system, began to study the treatment landscape for patients following medication overdose. Stigma surrounding addiction, availability of services, and underutilization of evidence based modalities were major obstacles for recovery. Dr. Moore realized the benefits and evidence supporting medication assisted therapy (MAT) and became the medical director of a state-licensed opioid treatment program (OTP). To bridge treatment gaps, AMT was created as a specialty program to expand resources available to patients whom are involved with counseling outside of a state licensed OTP.

I can say in complete honesty that if one person changed my life, it's Susan L. GIlius. She gently…read moreguided me on the path from insanity and addiction to sanity and recovery. She's excellent at dealing with people in denial about their addictions, and she does so in a gentle way, so that it's the client who makes the necessary changes in their life as they progress toward wholeness and a sane life. I moved from the Harrisburg area a few years ago and have not been able to find a therapist in my new hometown who can even come close to helping me make the amazing progress I made with Susan. I wish I could clone her and move her to Pittsburgh so I can resume therapy with her. She saved my life.

I took my stepfather for an eye surgery last week and we both had a very positive experience!!!…read more From start to finish! Everyone was very attentive, helpful and efficient. His surgeon was extremely nice, took the time to explain his procedure, the nurses and anesthesiologist were also very nice. As soon as his procedure was complete, the surgeon came to the waiting room to explain his procedure to me and then they called me back to post op to be with him. I highly recommend this facility!

My son went there for marijuana. After several months of quiting smoking and on ARD for a BS DUI he…read morewasn't high, every week for several months they kept saying one more week. For 10 weeks one more week up until the last second at which point he violated. No clear expectations or guidelines. Just a trap to get every dollar they can for you. Don't care if your sober only if you keep paying. My son is diabetic. Metformin is known to cause micro amounts of THC. Also having diabetes and fatty liver causes small amounts to linger in system for a very long time. When they were told about his medical condition and meds he was on, nothing changed. They can tell he isn't smoking by the small amount of THC staying. Could have use synthetic urine and would be fine. But if you try and trust in the system they will kill you dry and keep you there for as long as possible. Don't do the right thing. Use synthetic urine. After 3 months and passing urine test at other places new insights still says he has micro amounts. 2 months ago they agreed to discharge him and immediately changed their mind. His mother passed away before the treatment and the supervisor is holding a grudge for missing the initial appointment. Addicts can lie but not everyone is a liar. Patient is honest. Stay are liars. Not a good place to get clean. Stay away.

Horrible! A family friend called there to ask about a plan to help with his addiction. The first…read moreinteraction with a counselor was rude and judgmental. He was to call the following week and he did, but they never bothered to call him back. When someone reaches out for help you help them. You are, in fact, a rehab facility. Both interactions were enough for him to say this is not a good facility. It's hard enough to for someone to say they need help, then go to find help and not be called back. It is the facility's duty to walk their patients through the process. We will be looking elsewhere.

If you need an appointment or have a question for staff , drive there in person . They do not…read moreanswer the phone , nor do they return calls . be prepared for the attitude , like " how dare you show up"

Unless you're willing to wait almost 6 months for mohs surgery after a positive biopsy, I would…read morelook elsewhere. I was referred to the main Penn State mohs office after testing positive for basal cell carcinoma on my face, after a couple more weeks of waiting for a response I received a call from this Camp Hill office telling me that my surgery was scheduled for almost 6 months later and was given no other options for an earlier time other than calling every day and asking about cancellations- there was no cancellation list I was told of, the reception person just said that a lot of it was probably removed during the biopsy. What?! After my wife took over and checked with her own primary care doc along with the the main office of Penn St mohs and our insurer, she was able to get me scheduled with Dr. Cartee at Penn State Hershey. He was great and would recommend him, but only after an extremely stressful situation for someone who had cancer for the first time. I now see a dermatologist MD at Dermatology Associates of York, they have an office in Mechanicsburg and they're great. Highly recommend them.

ENT Group at Hershey Med Center denied an appt even though their website infers no referral needed…read more Primary dr not available. Have lost all hearing in one ear and concerned it may be Lyme related which has more positive outcome the sooner its treated. Does not seem to be care for the patient as a first priority.

I've been going here for about a year now for regular medical appointments and tests. I can usually…read moreget in within a day or two and that's a real plus. The staff are friendly, nurses are nice and the doctor and PA are absolutely great and very thorough. The Geisinger and Holy Spirit merger have elevated health care in this system to a new level. The combined resources make for an excellent and efficient system for care, testing, and referrals. I highly recommend this doctors office for a primary care physician.