Had a great experience at Spring House today! I'm a new patient, and was in and out in 20 minutes…read more The staff was friendly and listened to my concerns. I highly recommend Dr. Erich Breunig.

As a new Pa resident I have been struggling with transferring / changing all of my medical…read moreproviders . That is until I contacted Spring House Eye Associates. The receptionists were very helpful in creating a prompt appointment. Dr Minnick OD was thorough and provided down to earth, high level of plan of care with follow up to monitor my symptoms and disease progression/improvement . IThe office was efficient and thorough ! I feel that as a patient my concerns were heard and comprehensive plans created for quality treatment. Im so glad that I found a provider who is efficient,knowledgeable and skilled . I would recommend this provider without hesitation. !

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!

Dr. Clark and his medical staff- (those fabulous individuals you are fortunate to see, once you…read moreleave the receptionist area, and those who are supposed to schedule, return calls, and are receptionists). Dr. Clark and his staff of nurses and residents are phenomenal. They are consistently extraordinary, which I attribute to the exceptional leadership of Dr. Clark. Too often, there's a large disconnect between the scheduling staff who continually do not return calls, and multiple messages need to be left on each office's voicemail. If you're complacent, you may never receive a return call for any reason. Nearly every time you call any one of the office locations, you must leave a voicemail, which is supposed to be returned within 72 hours. The scheduling staff operates with no sense of urgency, nor consideration. My worst experience, by far, was limited to my sole visit to the practice's Collegeville office, where the lone receptionist is belligerent, and not the first nor last person any patient would want to interact with at a physician's office. When I drove to the Collegeville location, using Waze, there was no photo to see the strip of offices, including Opthamology Physicians & Surgeons, which are all located behind a car wash. As you will see in the photos, unless you've been to the office before, it is difficult to determine which of 3-4 driveways is the entrance that leads to the facility. My initial appointment to have my eyes measured was three months from my appointment, at the time I was informed about my diagnosis. It took repeated calls, every few weeks, and an unnecessary test of tenacity, to obtain an appointment nearly two months later, as opposed to three, and visit a location that required over a 2 1/2 hour roundtrip drive. Due to insurance issues, to determine where my surgery could be scheduled, which required the billing department to discern which location(s) would accept my insurance, I was informed at my appointment that I'd get a call to schedule in a couple days. The wonderful nurse with a fabulous demeanor, that provided all measurements of my eyes, was as sweet, efficient, professional, kind, and courteous as anyone could expect. I cannot pause her service enough. Three business days later, I contacted the Collegeville office, after reaching the voicemail at every other location. When the person who answered the phone was unpleasant, and quick to say "someone will call you in a few weeks", by recognizing her voice and tone, I knew she was the same receptionist who abrasively asked why I was taking pictures outside of the office, and in the reception area thereafter. Her tone was accusatory of doing something deeply wrong, and rude. Why she confronted me in a manner about taking photos, and had so much difficulty when I explained to her that Waze, the app utilized to provide directions, had no photos of the location, and that I also use the photos for reviews, she continued to question me, before abruptly sliding the glass window, as I tried to clarify from my seat. If not for the frontline staff, consisting of receptionists and schedulers, Dr. Clark has corrected these problematic issues There are few physicians I've ever encountered that are finer in the Ophthalmology field akin to Dr. Clark!

Didn't even make an appointment because they couldn't accommodate anything before December (it's…read moreOct 5). I'm on my last pair of contact lenses and do not have current eyeglasses and they told me they "don't do" sample pairs and couldn't help me get a limited prescription to get me through to December (the only office I've ever dealt with in my life who has refused this). I'm totally blind without contacts, and I guess I'm supposed to just be blind and unable to drive or work until December when they can see me, ha. When I made a comment about how much it stinks to be born vision impaired (capitalism at its finest, you have to pay to see!) the receptionist LAUGHED. So I guess the receptionist of this office thinks being disabled is a joke. Steer very clear. The next office I called in Phoenixville was immediately accommodating and made arrangements to see me this week.

I highly recommend this Dr Patrick Mcmanon. He explained his procedures and was not rushed as he…read morespent all the time I needed . Quality of care was exceptional.

The front desk associates are great, caring and respectful. The intake care is great and my doctor…read moreis great and he cares. Great care overall!

I've been seeing Dr Pizzano for many year. he's thorough pleasant answers all your questions. Two…read moreyears ago I had my cataracts removed by Dr Pyzer and he was wonderful. Haven't had any problems since. The staff is great also.

Dr. Longshore is wonderful. She's not only brilliant but also a genuinely caring doctor…read more The office manager is also amazing and ensures you feel comfortable and that you never have a long wait. If you need an ophthalmologist for your peepers, this is the place to go for top care (so hard to find these days)

Dr. Longshore was excellent--she answered all my questions, explained everything, I didn't feel…read morerushed and she was caring. The office was nice and clean and the staff was very nice.

Dr. Bierman recommended yoked prisms for my daughter, insisting that her eyes needed correcting. We…read moretrusted him for years with her well-being, because he is the professional. He touts himself as an eye doctor that helps turn around learning/reading disabilities. It's simply not true. Turns out, she has dyslexia and is only slightly far-sighted. Very disappointed to have wasted time (and $$) that could have been spent on occupational therapy.

I had gone to Dr Bierman for the last 5 or so years for glasses and always found them to be perfect…read morewith a very short time of adjustment, if any. As Jacquie stated in the previous review, it is nice to be cared for by this professional. My insurance changed also, (early retirement), and in addition to this I had moved further away from Lansdale. I attempted to get my much needed new glasses and prescription handled by Walmart due to my changed circumstances and while the staff there was very nice, I could not adjust to the glasses at all and in the end received a full refund, but of course lost the cost of the eye exam. I am returning to Dr Bierman, because I am confident in his ability to provide me with appropriate eyewear...his skills to far beyond any vision care I have ever received in the past.

I had cataracts removed from both of my eyes by Dr. Walker. They were both easy, quick painless…read moreprocedures. I couldn't believe the next day while going home that I could clearly read the street signs without my glasses. Prior to my cataract surgery I couldn't read the street signs with my glasses. My second cataract surgery truly went so well, I didn't feel like I had anything done. I am so thankful to Dr. Walker for her skill and expertise. I must also add what an awesome staff they have in the office. Very efficient and helpful.

My prescription in my left eye was getting worse, and my eye doctor told me it was due to a…read morecataract. I was very nearsighted in both eyes. I had no other problems from my cataracts; no nighttime halos and rays when driving. Dr. Walker removed my cataracts, and my vision is now 20-20 and 20-25. HOWEVER, I now have significant problems driving at night. I have light rays coming down from traffic lights that extend into my car. I have light rays in my rear view mirror. There are starbursts from oncoming headlights. I see rays coming from my neighbors' porch lights, so I don't take evening walks. I can't drive at night without significant problems, and will not venture more than a mile from home. I'm completely disabled when it comes to nighttime driving. During the day, I sometimes have "fluttering." It's been 7 months since my surgery, and Dr. Walker has no idea why I'm having issues. She says I'm "seeing better than I ever have," referring to my prescription change, but completely disregarding the major problems I'm having. I would gladly wear contacts again if it meant I wouldn't be going through this ordeal.