Addy (hope I spelled that right!) from the front desk ROCKS and overall I have been having great…read moreexperiences so far with Mazzoni, particularly in terms of transgender care. They quickly helped me get the medication I need and even referred me to LGBTQ+ friendly therapists. Thank you Mazonni :)

I made an appointment over the phone and the staff were friendly and informative. While in the…read moredoctor's office the staff member was clean, professional, and quick. I got everything I needed and they were helpful with any questions I had. The facility is mostly clean and easy to find.

Neighborhood United is a small non-profit right on Woodland Ave. that does a ton of great work for…read moretor the community! --HIV counseling --Violence prevention workshops --Chronic Disease Prevention. And they are working on a health van to decrease the health risks of Philadelphians -- from teen pregnancy to high blood pressure in senior citizens. They have been doing a great job for years and doing it with very little money. Thank you Neighborhood United aka NUAD (Neighborhood United Against Drugs)

The Ladybug Project is a really great program that works in the Philadelphia area during regional…read moreoutreach activities and fundraising in support of their education and healthcare projects in Africa. This is their public business location - it's open to the public on Wednesdays (when the staff is in town and not in Africa). They also have regularly meetings in the community (once a month, I think) and actually also offer community volunteering, internship, and service-learning experiences. I definitely recommend.

Dr. Gratz is a great doctor! I have been going to his office for the last 4 or 5 years and have…read morealways had the best experiences with him and his team. I love that you can call his office and they always make an effort to get you in ASAP, especially if you are sick. Highly recommend!

Dr. Gratz is the best. My wife and I have been going to him for 2 years. Making appointments is…read morenever an issue and I've never waited more than 10 minutes or so. Dr. Gratz always seems interested in finding the core of the problem not just pumping you with meds. He's very easy to talk to. I've been through a lot of doctors and have never had one that made me feel at ease like Dr. Gratz does.

i was at my usual 3 month follow up, i had been seeing the same doctor for 30 years, he asked me if…read morei would talk to some wellness coordinator?, she asked me maybe 10 questions. the next day i got a bill for $300. after the usual insurance run around it became obvious they 2ould not pay for the ridiculous. i told them i would pay if they would tell me if she was someones relative, spouse, or wannabe. their response was: oh we'll resubmit the bill. the place is not a hosppital. i am tempted to file an age discrimination complaint, i have already found a much better doctor not affiliated with greedy jefferson.

Health insurance company. When those three words are stated, it nearly always comes with negative…read moreconnotations. In network, out of network, deductible, out of pocket, pre-existing condition, lapse in coverage, covered, policy, not covered, prior authorization, referral, medically necessary, etc. it's an unnecessary game of greed, codes, billing, pharma, lobbyists, hospital administrators, and politicians. However, there's an angel at Jefferson Health Plans, that radiates empathy, compassion, reliability, follow-through, authenticity, kindness, and attention to detail. The angel that Jefferson Health is blessed with comes in the form of a nurse care coordinator for their special needs unit, Janice. After contacting Janice, because one of my specialist doctors didn't appear to be covered under Jefferson Health, she called me at least eight times to follow up, check for updates, make calls to the physician's office, all over 4 business days. My last call from Janice was on my ride to the doctor, to let me know she had spoken with the office, and ensured that my appointment was covered. To the Executives and Board Members of Jefferson Health, if Janice isn't highly promoted, add recognized each year, you're mashing a "big mistake. Big. Huge!" to quote Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman. You have a rare commodity, with extreme value, character, and skills that cannot be taught. Since she's likely in a work for hire position, essentially, she's a free agent. Lock her down, and don't be shortsighted. To the other healthcare companies, let the poaching begin. I guarantee Janice is talent of star status.

Drexel alumni sponsored an event as part of homecoming weekend. We served lunch to people who are…read morehomeless. The mission can always use help serving meals. It was only about 1.5 hours of time to set up, serve and clean up. Help is always appreciated. The mission also accepts clothes for men and women.

Moving to Bucks county I've become a huge thrift store fanatic, as there are many of them within 30…read moremins north or south. Sunday Bfast Rescue is one of the ones that started off kind of shabby and now has expanded and redone the whole place to really compete with the likes of AIDS thrift in South Philly or any thrift store found in the Lower East Side in NYC. They are easy to spot on a corner right next to Coffee Cup Cafe (hit them up for bfast first), there is always plenty of meter parking righ up front. Upon going inside you will find clearly sectioned areas for everything in your home to personal items. I think some thrifts are better known for certain things over others, I personally come here for homegoods and furniture. Most of the things are pretty dated, but in great condition and for excellent prices. This is the kind of place that if you know your way around antiques you could find a few treasures. Aside from homegoods they have plenty of clothes, sporting equipment and curtians etc. The best part is that unlike the larger Impact thrifts around where you have to wait for a special day of the week for a sale, here EVERYDAY they have a sale going on. Depending on the color of the price tag, you can take anywhere from 20-50% off! I personally found a carpet stain removing machine for $5 and tons of party decorations for pennies. They always have very friendly customer service too. Another added bonus is that they take credit cards and all your money helps to fund charity needs. Needless to say, I pop in and out to check out what new things they have, you should too.

First my primary doctor sent me to Dr Hussain for i had not had a check on my heart in five years…read more So I saw Dr Hussain, they did an EKG, stress test I could not complete. Scheduled a cat scan of heart showed a blockage went Penn Medicine in Philly for further treatment. Follow up today all well.

Excellent care. Exceptional compassionate, competent and accommodating staff. Near public…read moretransportation as well.

I have a rare disease and this is my go to hospital. I've had several surgeries here and I also had…read moremy babies here without any issues. Also the food is not half bad.

The worst emergency room visit of my entire life!!! I was in the South ER for a foot injury. Had a…read morescrew between my big toe and next toe about two inches into my foot pad in my left foot. I was in extreme pain and an infection had developed and the area was completely black by the time I had arrived. The nursing staff was there but there were no doctors (ikr)... and was placed on gurney for 3hrs in hallway then a nurse [Spanish male nurse from north wing walked past and swung his left forearm into my foot and how the nursing staff giggled!!! Finally fed up with the lack of professionalism and compassion i had to get loud! Finally a female nurse practitioner came to my aid and immediately had them prepare a pain shot and showed me the red line up my leg almost to the knee! And that if in hadn't received treatment in another 15 minutes sepsis would have taken hold!!‼