Dr. Abrams practices out of UPP Family Medicine on Wilkins Avenue in Sq Hill…read more Assigning a practice a number of stars is one thing but you should know that I trust Dr Abrams enough to have recommended him to SEVERAL of my own friends. In fact, he just delivered my friends baby boy this past summer! I like UPP Family Medicine bc it is a one stop shop for me in terms of medical care. There are four dr's at this practice, and while they do general family medicine they also do ob/gyn care and Dr. Xiao is my gynecologist and she is FANTASTIC. She's got the best bed side manner, my visits with her never feel rushed and she takes time to answer my questions, and (look away boys) she is a fantastic gyno and her exams are FAST AS HELL. Everyone hates their yearly exam. Dr. Xiao is like a ninja. By the time you start thinking about how much the exam sucks, it is over! Dr Xiao is also the first physician I've ever had to call me just to see how I was feeling and ask if I had any questions about or problems with a new medication I'd recently started to take. If you know anyone who is looking for a new physician, I cannot more highly recommend UPP Family Medicine. This practice is not just 5 stars good, its good enough that I recommended it to my own family members and friends. It's easy to get an appointment, the location is convenient, the staff is friendly, your appointments will not feel rushed and you will receive proper, thorough medical care. (also all the magazines in the office are new, nothing is worse than having to read through a two year old copy of Family Circle)

Looking for a primary care physician? You can't do better than Dr. March. She is, hands-down, the…read morebest PCP I've ever had! She always runs late for appointments (seriously, usually an hour or so). But she is well-worth the wait. She runs late for appointments because she actually spends time listening to you and talking with you. She never rushes you and will spend an hour with you if needed. She will never make you feel rushed. She is proactive on treatment of anything and also a registered nutritionist. She will never say "well, let's see if your leg falls off first before we do something". She knows your history, will take action when needed, and also give you a reality check even if uncomfortable. I am seriously dreading the day when I move away from Pittsburgh and have to find another PCP, because none have ever or will ever be as great as Dr. March. Definitely choose her and don't stress about the wait.

The absolute finest & brilliant physician. While Dr. Fiorillo has retired, his office is still…read moreopen, and the staff is excellent. Laura, nurse practitioner, is thorough and you won't find any finer.

Anthony Fiorillo is a a primary care doctor, specializing in Internal Medicine with Solano and…read moreKarkoles internal Medicine Associates. He has been in practice for 35 years. Dr. Fiorillo is affiliated with Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC and UPMC Presbyterian. His offices are on Lytton Avenue in back of the Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center at the University of Pittsburgh campus. This practice is quite convenient to the campuses and the offices have an adjoining Quest diagnostics making for convenient scheduling of lab tests.

I moved to the area and was looking for a new PCP. I wanted to find someone I clicked with and…read morethat I can build a long relationship with. This place was near me and I figure I'll give it a shot. I also wanted to take the opportunity to get a prescription for some meds I needed for when I head out of the country. The experience was pretty typical. Setup appointment, came in, had the physician assistant assess me. Pretty standard. The PA noticed I have high blood pressure. I already knew this and was currently taking steps to fix it. Then Dr. Wilfong came in. He checked my blood pressure and started to lecture me about it. He was very condescending. He went on to say that men usually don't listen to what he tells them to do and I probably wouldn't either. He looked at his PA and went on about how him and his women patients get along great. But for some reason men just never listen to him. He questioned my last PCP visit and whether I was going to stay in the area. I ended up not saying much. He was giving me directions on what to do next. I nodded and agreed. At the end of it, he asked if I understood. I told him I understood. He scoff and said, "Well you bought that quickly." He then wrote my prescription for my medication, stated that "this is what you're here for," left it on the table, then darted out of the room with a quick "see ya." The encounter lasted less than two minutes. I didn't even get to talk to him about other health issues before he walked out of the door. I just sat on the bed feeling embarrassed for myself. I guess my PCP search continues.

I have been going to Dr. Wilfong for 30 years. He has always had my health as his top concern. I…read morego 2x a year for a checkup to make sure everything is functioning and I'm healthy. He has made suggestions as to how live better and is willing to listen. I seek his staff's advice on where to go for operations and have been happy with the results.

Dr. Jarvis is a great general internist. He spends time with you and listens carefully to what's…read moregoing on. Also, he really thinks through problems. I know this fact because I had some complications from a skiing injury that had me seeing multiple doctors for months. Of course, the downside of his care and competence is that if you need to get an appointment, sometimes you may have to wait a week or so. Also, if you can't get an appointment with Dr. Jarvis directly, they have two great alternatives: a CNP named Julie and a PA named Dimas. I absolutely LOVE both of them too! If you aren't aware CNPs and PAs can both diagnose and prescribe so if you have something that needs immediate attention, you can usually get an appointment the next day. Plus, if they ever need a second opinion, Dr. Jarvis--or one of his partners--are available in the office to assist Julie and Dimas too. It's like you get a whole medical team!!! I love them all!

Dr. Sealey seems to be very knowledgeable and a good doctor - but very difficult to communicate…read morewith. Due to a mis-communication I spent countless phone calls trying to resolve the situation only in the end to have someone call me FOR Dr. Sealey and accuse me of requesting the doctor to do something that would amount to insurance fraud. Over the course of 8 months I tried to speak to her and not once did she take my call or return it. I NEVER WOULD ASK ANYONE TO DO SOMETHING ILLEGAL.

My family member had an appointment at this office, only to arrive there and find out the practice…read morehad been permanently closed. Is this practice going to notify their patients as other providers do?!

I wish I could give her 10 stars! She is an amazing doctor and person! I was so tired of the…read moreregular healthcare model. I wanted one doctor that took care of everything, that actually knew me. The direct care model is exactly that. Low monthly fee, direct access to your doctor via phone, text or email, and next day appointments! One appointment at Medexpress would cost me $250 due to my high deductible. Now I never have to go to an urgent care ever again!

From the owner: Dr. Natalie Gentile (she/her) is board-certified in both Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine…read more She is a proud Pittsburgh native from Mt. Lebanon and is grateful to serve the community through the direct primary care model. As an attending physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, she saw that the current primary care model in the US lacks continuity, access, and time with patients. Therefore, when she moved back to Pittsburgh, she opened Gentile Family Direct Primary Care, and is now a co-founder, with Dr. Kirsten Lin, of the Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh.