Great office! Dr. Mahmoud, all of the NP's and staff are very professional, understanding and kind!…read moreNever wait long and love that they have a "sick side" of the office.

Unfortunately this pediatrician's office quality of care is very poor. Their practitioners have no…read moreclue how to practice medicine. They have been wrong on more than one occasion, which at one point almost caused my child's infection to become meningitis. They love to say everything is a virus! All the providers here are terrible, we have tried all of them, one worse than the next. I once was asked why I was checking my child's temperature when they were sleeping as if it was the provider's choice. Obviously it was because their temperature seemed very high and thank goodness, because I rushed to the hospital and the bacterial infection that they called a virus was almost deadly. Very inexperienced practitioners. Oh and god forbid your child is sick and nervous about being at the dr in general because they will go ahead, look you in the eye and tell you they have autism after seeing them for 5 minutes. Nope, it's not possible my child is deathly ill and nervous and is not acting like themselves. God forbid you question their expertise, they will retaliate and go as far as typing up a 2 page briefing of a visit that is completely in their favor, full of lies and things that were never said to protect themselves, the office, their creditability and their career without any awareness that they are committing a crime and exhibiting unprofessional conduct! And of course all the providers including Melissa Dean, will back each other up, even though it will be clear that one made a mistake. Their newest provider (Stacion Gibbs) used to work at a nursing home and wants to wave her power wand because that's what she's used to with the elderly. Stay away from these incompetent shoemakers. It is absolutely atrocious and horrendous that these people are allowed to treat children. Proceed with caution. A much-needed complaint to the medical board is in order.

I had a freak accident slip and fall that landed me in the hospital with broken ribs and a…read morepunctured lung. The surgeon on duty the evening I came in was Dr. Newell from Wolf Creek Surgeons. I ended up being admitted for a few days, and Dr. Newell's partner, Dr. Singh ended up treating me, and doing my follow up treatment. Dr. Newell was great in the Emergency room and during my initial follow-up. She explained exactly what was going on, and presented all of my treatment options. She was extremely prompt with her follow up visits. Dr. Singh was awesome as well. I wasn't the easiest patient but he was extremely patient with me, and respected my decisions about my treatment. I could tell he genuinely cared about the outcome of my treatment, and his follow through was great. The staff at their office was always friendly and efficient. I hope to never have an experience like this again but I'm glad that I received my treatment from Dr. Newell and Dr. Singh

I had a series of pretty miserable experiences with this office and with Dr. Singh personally…read more I chose Dr. Singh for my bariatric surgery because I thought he seemed knowledgeable at the information seminars he gave, and because several nurses at my PCP's office recommended him. My first meeting with him was at the end of August 2013. I told him I wanted to have surgery at the end of December or beginning of January. He said that was fine. He told me to lose x-amount of pounds, work on getting surgical clearances from the cardiologist, pulmonologist, and psychiatrist, and come back in two months, scheduling the appointment for October 22nd. Then his staff called before 10/22 and asked to reschedule for October 31st. I agreed. Then they called the day before Halloween and asked to reschedule again. When I told them that I worked two jobs and was in school full-time, and therefore could only come in between 3-4pm on weekdays, they said they couldn't accommodate that until the end of November. Then they rescheduled AGAIN, and I didn't get in to see him until December 2nd (putting me 5-6 weeks behind schedule). He hadn't told me that I would have to do a barium swallow in addition to the endoscopy, so I didn't realize how much we still had left to do before the surgery. When I was told that they couldn't schedule the endoscopy until December 13th, I was obviously upset, because my anticipated surgery date was fast-approaching. The endoscopy was a total mess. It was supposed to begin at 9:15am. Around 9:30, I was wheeled into the O.R., but Dr. Singh wasn't there, and the staff couldn't reach him right away because he had left his pager behind. This was not very reassuring; I would like it if I knew that the surgeon I was relying on for after-care would have the presence of mind to keep his pager on him. Then, at 9:50am when he finally showed up, he said, "You guys could have just come back and gotten me. I was just having coffee." Seriously? Lie to me. Tell me you were saving a life or something. Don't be late, then act like it's someone else's job to make sure you are where you're supposed to be. When I awoke from the endoscopy, I had really bad pain under my chin from them doing a "chin thrust" to maximize my breathing. Nine days later, it is still tender to the touch. And Dr. Singh found inflammation, for which he took biopsies, but he didn't stick around to tell me this after I woke up from sedation. He just left? And told the staff that I should come see him in two weeks to get the results of the biopsies. So he wanted me to come see him on December 26th, meaning that even if he approved me THAT DAY (the 26th) for surgery, when you factor in the amount of fasting that has to take place before surgery, I wouldn't go under the knife until January 10th -- past the window that I told him I needed to have the surgery in order to complete my recovery before going back to school/work. He had to be called back to the endoscopy department to talk to me, and he didn't seem particularly interested in speaking to me at any length. I asked him if he had a plan to get me into surgery during the time frame we had agreed upon, and he didn't even remember what the time frame was. When he realized it was rapidly approaching, he said, "Okay, why don't you call my office on Tuesday and see if there's anything open then?" Meaning, he would have the biopsy results in FOUR DAYS, but he had wanted me to wait TWO WEEKS to come to his office to get them. Incidentally, I *was* able to get in on that Tuesday. But when I presented all of these issues to him, his reaction lacked sympathy, compassion, and apology. He sat there and counted off on his fingers: "One, I can't go back in time and find out why you weren't able to get here for, what, five weeks -- so there's nothing I can do about that. Two, if you're concerned about being able to get in contact with me, you can go to Bayhealth and get the numbers of some of my other patients who are willing to talk to you, because I think you'll see that they haven't had problems." And so on. He didn't apologize for ANYTHING, he just said, "If you don't trust me, then don't have me operate on you." I'm in the process of switching surgeons now. Tl;dr: Surgeon is very knowledgeable and seems very competent, but office has little regard for keeping appointments; surgeon has little regard for patient's time constraints; surgeon lacks punctuality, empathy, compassion, and humility.

I cannot express enough gratitude for the exceptional care Dr. Holgado provides my parents…read more Although I live out of state, he went out of his way to call me personally and update me on their treatment and progress. That level of communication and compassion is rare, and it brought so much peace of mind. My family and I are truly grateful for his dedication, kindness, and expertise.

Dr. Kirk is an honest and caring doctor. She's been my primary care doctor for over 20 years and…read morehas never steered me wrong. I highly recommend her.

I've been seeing Dr. Kirk for over 10 years now and I'm very happy with her and her office. My wait…read moreis never long for appointments. Same day/sick appointments are sometimes longer waits, but that makes sense since they are "squeezing me in" between other patients. I love the Christiana Care building and how the doctors are connected. She referred me to my OB/Gyn down the hall and they are great too. Because they are both part of Christiana Care network of Doctors, my medical notes are connected which is very helpful!

Dr. Parag J. Lodhavia has taken care of my husband and I for a number of years for GI conditions…read moreand we have never had a problem. When going to his office all the staff there is professional, the office is very clean and we've always had a pleasant posting experience from everyone that works there. I would definitely recommend Dr. Lodhavia and staff if someone was looking for a GI practice.

Dr. Lodhavia was a great doctor few years ago but now he doesn't have a care in the world about his…read morepatients. When your in his office you feel like ur on an assembly line in and out within 3 mins. Before I would recommend people to him but now no I won't. I see this new doctor in Wilmington and he so much better and outgoing. I wish the new patients luck but in a few years he will do the same to you.

I have been going to Edelman Spine for about 5 years and I can tell you that I would not be living…read moreand working like I do without them. I have both spine injuries and degenerative disease that cause extreme pain and issues walking some days. I tried other PT locations and did not get relief, but within weeks of seeing George Edelman and getting dry needling, I had immense relief and felt like I could skip out of the door! I have had several other fantastic PTs there as well like Julie, Jen, Chris and Greg. Everyone there is super nice and they remember your preferences/needs like the exact under legs cushion and table angling when you're getting heat and stem.

This was my second knee replacement, I went to see George in July for an evaluation. We recorded…read moreexercises on my phone that I could start doing to help prepare for my upcoming surgery in September. He also suggested riding stationary bike, swimming laps and exercises I could do in the pool. By the time my surgery came I was in good shape, I had more mobility and could get around easier without a lot of pain. I did not have to manage pain with oxi prescription only Tylenol. I was working on the stationary bike much earlier, within first week. I was bending at 118 after one week and by two weeks I bent 128, I was walking with cane in two weeks. So I would recommend going to see George 3-6 months to get an evaluation before your upcoming surgery. So they can help you get in shape and prepared it makes such a big difference in your recovery. All the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable makes you feel right at home! I would highly recommend them for your PT needs.

The staff and everyone were great the Doctor and Nurse were the best Thank you John Dread more

Friendly Staff at front desk. The dietician really takes time to plan with you. Kathy Barber…read moreknows her stuff. She was the first medical professional to hear an irregular heart rhythm on my wife. When my wife went to the cardiologist, they discovered Ventricle Bigeminy, amongst other issues. That means she is thorough, caring, and an expert in her field.