Horrible experience getting prescriptions in a timely manner. Once even had the wrong prescription…read moresent in

If you ask me about the GYN physicians, I would give an A+...so far, so good. Dr. cherry is very…read morekind, great professional, very smart and great bedside manners. Dr. Oshea is awesome too. It is great when you feel comfortable with your doc; The two nurses I have spoke to are basically nice and well prepared. They have a lot of experience. However, if you ask me what would I change about the service, it would be to teach the two women in the main counter to be nicer. Every Time I arrive I say good morning, they do not answer good morning, they say please take a sit we will call you shortly. Sometimes, they do not even let you finish the "good morning" sentence, and they are sending you to sit because they will call you shortly.

5 stars for accommodating our son, a student at UP campus who overdid it a bit at the gym and…read moreneeded some reassurance. We were able to get an appointment quickly, he enjoyed the practitioner that he saw and billing worked out as if we were closer to home, where I am sure that we would have needed to wait a month to be seen.

I have Type II Diabetes, and my PCP told me that I could get Podiatry services every 3 months…read morethrough Medicare. I had thought that Penn State Health accepted Medicare for full payment for services at this clinic. Wrong. I went to a Podiatrist to have my toe nails cut and requested Topical medication to cure toe nail fungus. The Doctor was great and addressed my medical needs. She spent about 20 minutes with me and had a prescription called in to my Pharmacy. Several Weeks later I get a bill for $359 for her services. Medicare covered $244 and I got a bill for $114.00. I went to their office and asked if I could get installment payments. I am living on Social Security. They told me to contact their Hershey office about payments. The woman that took my call at Hershey said that if the amount is under $200 they don't ACCEPT installment payments. She sent me some forms to fill out requesting to have my balance written off by Penn State. The forms they sent me were ridiculous. They wanted me to mail them copies of my last 4 bank statements in addition to another bunch of BS. NO way i would do that instead of just sending them installment payments. My account numbers is none of their business. As far as I know, they MUST accept installment payments by law. So guess how much they are getting? Anything Penn State is a RIP OFF. From their tuition to parking, to anything Penn State, RIP OFF. Find a different Podiatrist and save yourself a headache. Penn State Health is for rich people.

Dr. Thal is amazing and understanding. The nurses have always been super nice to me. I've been…read moregoing here for about 4 years now and I highly recommend.

Horrible! The nurses are unbelievably rude. I've never been so spoken down to in my life.read more

Great staff who actually care about their patients. Certainly a great group of professionals.read more

I have never been, but my doctor comes here, so if you read my review on Sun Pointe Health the…read morepatients are probably getting the same kind of treatment. Rushed appointments, doctor out of the office, I can't answer for the office staff making mistakes or lying about where the doctor is when his car is clearly sitting in the parking lot. I don't know what they tell them when they have an emergency because he goes to so many places. I don't know how you effectively help someone if you don't have the availability to be there for them even if you are the only geriatric doctor in the area. Trust is hard to come by these days. They should really think about what they say before they say it. I wonder if he has a different persona in different places. I really wonder if each patient really gets what they need due to patient overload and the number of places the doctor attends. The doctor's name is Dr. DOMBROWSKI. STAY AWAY FROM HIM. HE IS UNCARING AND INEFFICIENT. He doesn't read your history completely and prescribes meds that interfere with what you are taking now. You get an allergic reaction and doesn't call you back. His nurses call and say wait until your next appointment which is 12 days away. He bills you for 40 minute appointments and you only had 20. For therapy you didn't receive. It truly is a nightmare. STAY AWAY PLEASE.

I used to work for Dr. Frank Guillard and his brother Dr. Paul Guillard, I would say nothing but…read morewonderful things about them both. I never saw two doctors who took so much interest in their patients and their well being as pateints. That includes staff too. Wonderful men and very very smart!

Treat you like an inmate. Improper care given for broken arm. Wrote incorrect prescription for…read moresteroids and did not write prescription for muscle relaxer when promised they would. Rude nurses. Barely get any water.Very little privacy. Could hardly walk when I arrived and no wheelchair provided. Granny Clampett would be right at home here.

We had to go to the ER and it was a great experience. We've been to Mount Nittany a number of times…read moreand it either awesome or terrible and sometimes waits can stretch hours and hours. At Penn Highlands we were greatly quickly, taken back with 20 minutes and seen by a doctor with 45 minutes from walking in the door. The space is brand new, clean, and shiny. Will go back for urgent medical needs

The psychiatrist I worked with seemed more to be "filling a…read morequota" and "ticking boxes" than really listening or caring. We decided to try out a medication which I would later find out I was allergic to. When going off that, I asked for another medication I have been prescribed for 6+ years. He quickly refused (which I think was in fear of his reputation and job) and didn't offer much explanation. Very discouraging experience. They offered to refer me to someone who might be willing to prescribe the medication, but I made the decision to go off all medication and prioritize therapy. Not worth jumping through all the hoops these people set up for you. Especially when one day, they just decide you can't have it anymore :) Overall I found the intake process very easy, and communicating with my psychiatrist was not a problem. From a human perspective though, I think they care more about claiming your insurance money than your mental health. If you are in need of a locally practicing psychiatrist who can prescribe unscheduled medication for you, like antidepressants, this will probably work fine for you. If you have more serious medication needs I recommend looking elsewhere, as they will not take you seriously.

I am extremely happy with seeing Annie Stapelfeld for my Neurology appointments. She is great at…read morelistening and thoroughly addressing my medical concerns. One of the best medical professionals that I have had the privilege to work with!