Dr. Grubb sewed up my husband's split lip quickly and as well as a plastic surgeon! And the follow…read moreup was terrific!

I've been going to Dr. Linker for 10+ years and so has my daughter. He runs his practice with…read morecompassion, respect and the best care for his patients. I'd recommend Dr. Linker to anyone that was looking for a family physician.

A couple of years ago that I got strep throat twice with a month apart from each time. First time,…read moreI went to urgent care as it was getting worse and got my prescription but costed me over $200 for it. When I got it the second time, because I felt my throat started feeling sore like the first time and thought to go to see Linker, as I thought it would be cheaper to go to him and he would do a swab test like they did. It should have been simple, but Linker was being stubborn and said I was fine and noticed anything wrong, even though I tried to tell him how I got it the first time and it felt how it started the last time. The man just huffed at me, walked fast out of the room and finally came back with the swab test. And you know what? He ate his own words and I was right and finally got my prescription and started taking better precautions about catching strep. Bottom line: my parents seem to like him, but to me he's not a good doctor at all to me: he has an ego, gives generic advice, and doesn't give proper help for much of anything. Plus his bedside manner is pretty bad. I wait so long to see him, and then he talks to you and it's over in five minutes! Even recently when I was walking out the door, I tried to talk to him about some sore muscles, but he just nods his head and then says goodbye. Seriously, I need to find a different doctor.

I've been going to Wetherington Family Medicine since I was about 10. I see Dr. Kenneth Farber and…read moreI'll put it this way, he's not great, but I haven't switched either. That's probably mostly because it's a pain in the ass to find a new family physician though... As a teenager, I had frequent bouts of strep throat, but never the kind that was detected by the rapid swab tests. Even though this became apparent rather quickly, I can't tell you the number of times I had to make numerous trips to Dr. Farber's office when my rapid tests would come back negative and he would tell me it wasn't strep, yet a few days later, the symptoms persisted. I will give their office props for one thing, though: Shortly after I graduated college and was unemployed with no health insurance, I broke my foot. Since I was an established patient at the office, they worked with me to charge me a minimal amount for my visit and they also worked out a deal with the imaging center where I had my x-ray. I was so grateful not to have to worry about being able to afford getting care for my foot and they took excellent care of me. So, while he might not be the sharpest crayon in the medical box, Dr. Farber is a great guy, and he does look out for his patients.

Such an improvement over just two years ago. The office staff has always been very easy to get…read morealong with helpful and cheery, but the attitude of the medical staff has really improved. Even my doc was very personable and engaging. Abby in the lab is a real jewel: compassionate and skillful. So glad to have them as my health providers.

This is a dumpster fire, with very rude people working the front desk. Patients all over the halls…read morebeing treated, even with open rooms everywhere. Zero regard for HIPPA!

I was sent here by my primary care physician after having much more than an "immune response" to my…read morefirst covid vaccine. She wanted me to get checked out just in case. This is a newer building and part of the very nice UC West Chester campus. There is "ideally" plenty of parking, although it is very busy so it might take a few mins, allow for extra time. I was immediately greeted upon entering the main lobby by a woman asking about my covid exposure etc. They then tag you with a red or green sticker and you may proceed on. The people at the eventual office I came here for were so kind and helpful, I was very impressed. I was able to check in contactlessly via my UCHealth MyChart. I did not have to fill out any new paperwork as they utilized it all from there. Wait time was less than 5mins. I was tested while I was here which was easy and painless. The results (neg YaY) appeared in MYChart within 24hrs!! Luckily this was just an adverse event and everyone took great care of me!

Shelly needs to before-educated on how to be a better Dr. her bedside manner is atrocious. 100%…read moredo not recommend. Was a patient for 5 years.

Ive been going here for a while now, to put a number on it. I'd say 5 or 6 years. The care has much…read moreindeed gone down hill. The doctors there don't really listen to your needs or concerns. "Hint" I'm on my 4th anti depressant and nothing is working and I keep explaining that and then after telling Ted (one of the practicing doctors there) what I thought might work based off of family and friends, so I think I would like to give this certain medication a try, I'm met with "that is an outdated form of treatment) but come to find out that he still provides this "outdated form of treatment" by friends that work at a partnering pharmacy so it's like my thoughts don't even matter. When you do have an office visit the staff is in a constant state of disarray and look as if you're being an inconvenience to them . The comedic part is they have the Unmitigated gall to ask for a $100 a year "administrative fee" they started asking for 2 years ago and this will be my second year paying this, hoping that the care would get better and I would actually be listened to. Tomorrow is my last and final visit. I'll look for a new primary care doctor.