I've gone to Dr. Geena Galvano for the last few years as both my general doctor and OBGYN for my…read moreannual women's check up. She's prompt, has a wonderful bedside manner, is super helpful, and overall is a great doctor. The staff here is friendly and I never wait too long. The office is nice and has comfortable seating in the waiting area. Overall it's a great spot.

Everything felt like a factory. You can tell the doctors are really tired here. Everyone that…read moreworked there had dead eyes. I don't blame the workers but the company. If you have actual concerns don't go here. If you just want annual and bloodwork go here but once again you are less than a number

Dr. Graziani is attentive, compassionate, and truly grasps the situation at hand. If only it were…read moreeasier to schedule an appointment with her due to her full schedule! Nonetheless, staying connected through the Jefferson My Chart online platform has been very beneficial. Dr. Graziani is prompt in responding, and the helpful staff at the Jefferson Art Museum office contribute to a fantastic team dynamic.

I think it's kind of weird to review a doctor on yelp. Yelp seems built more for subtly trying to…read morecommunicate your personality while giving pithy opinions on businesses. Doctors are, you know....people. You don't want to evaluate them with the callousness with which you might describte, say, a crepe stand. On the flip side, choosing a primary care physician is hard. You have to pick a random name off of a list and suddenly that person is you go-to for every question and ailment. Unlike the crepes, other people's opinions could be really helpful for longer than a few hours... Fortunately for me, Dr. Graziani is a great doctor, so I don't have to stress about the relative ethics of bashing her on a public website. She is kind, thorough, smart, and gets an extra star for being the first doctor in awhile to take an invested interest in my nemesis, migraines. I'd recommend her. I am recommending her. That's the whole point of the whole thing. (note: if you are considering making Jefferson Med your primary care location you should know that they are affiliated with the med school and you might have students watching and helping during your exams. if this weirds you out, skip the practice)

Today was not one of my better days emotionally or physically, and I came into my PCP appointment…read morefeeling completely burnt out. Before even seeing my provider, Stephanie Mackey, MA, made such a difference in my experience. Her patience, calm presence, compassion, and genuine care immediately shifted the energy of what had been a very difficult day. She took the time to get me situated, listened with kindness, and made me feel seen as a person -- not just another patient checking in. In healthcare, those moments matter more than people realize, and Stephanie's professionalism and warmth truly stood out. I'm deeply grateful for the comfort and reassurance she provided during a rough day. Thank you for having someone like her on your team.

I had a good experience with my doctor, but the front desk and office staff have been incredibly…read moreunresponsive and inconsiderate. I've been trying to get a simple form filled out for my employment onboarding and after nearly a month of calling and messaging nearly every day, I still haven't received it. Despite repeatedly explaining that this form is required for me to begin work, every time I call I'm told they'll "send a message" to the person responsible. Nothing ever happens after that, absolutely no updates, no follow-through, and no sense of consideration. As someone who has worked in healthcare, I would never put a patient through this. The lack of communication and basic respect from the office staff has been frustrating and honestly unacceptable. It's a shame, because the clinical care was excellent, but the administrative side is severely lacking.

I have a lot of trauma around medical experiences and this is the first doctor I've ever…read moreexperienced who listens and works with me. Vicky is a warm, knowledgeable, and HUMAN provider who expends every effort imaginable to be sure I can access medications and care. The new office is bright, airy, and open. There are some hiccups with admin because of the size of the practice, but I've always been able to count on Radiance through some pretty serious health issues. I am a chronically ill person and accommodations are never treated as an afterthought. Highly recommend if you are looking for an HAES provider, a chronic illness manager, or simply an understanding doctor who will listen to you.

DO NOT GO HERE. I could not possibly recommend this practice LESS. I have never had a worse…read moreexperience at a medical practice in my entire life. Because of medical neglect I faced from Vicky and Frances, I had a TUMOR in my knee go undiagnosed for five months. This was also after eight months of being on their waitlist. I was in so much pain, I was advocating for myself repeatedly, BEGGING over portal messages and voicemails for them to order me imaging for my knee, and was repeatedly left waiting for weeks on end only to be told no and that I needed to get physical therapy before I would be approved for an MRI. I finally was fed up as it got to the point I was in so much pain I couldn't walk, my knee was hot to the touch, and so swollen that I couldn't see my knee cap. I went to the ER and they said I would have to go to a sports med doc. I got a SAME DAY appointment with one (Dr. Adam Lyons at Still Medical Group was AMAZING). He called my insurance himself and got me an approved MRI the NEXT DAY!!!! Took five minutes. After my results came back and showed a tumor (not the ACL tear I thought it was) my sports med doc and both surgeons who ended up operating on me said if I had followed Frances' advice and done PT first I would have damaged my knee so intensely it may not have been repairable. Thankfully it was, but I am still dealing with ongoing chronic pain now as a result of how invasive the tumor was and how it completely took over my knee. Multiple times we were all emailed about how Vicky needed to take time off to focus on her health as she's recovering from long covid and to give her and Frances grace. I would have loved to...but then she would post photos on social media UNMASKED at crowded events. You're going to advertise yourself as a covid cautious practice, serve mostly immunocompromised and disabled folks, fuck off from providing them care, ask for patience and understanding because you have long covid... AND THEN NOT TAKE COVID PRECAUTIONS??? fucking INSANE. When I asked for a refund for the five months I waited for answers and appointments with NO help, I was given two months of a refund and never responded to again. No apology. No accountability. Nothing. These "doctors" should be ashamed of themselves and this practice should be shut down. DO. NOT. GO HERE. *Photo below of my MRI results so you can see just how invasive the tumor was.

Dr. Cavuto genuinely cares about his patients. I went in for a routine check-up and my heart was…read moreracing. He immediately sent me to the ER at Methodist Hospital. I was admitted, and not too happy about that, but Dr. Cavuto wanted to make sure I was going to be ok. Kelli, his medical assistant, also does it all, and well.

I have been a patient of the practice for about two years now. Transferring from another office, I…read morehad no idea just how pleasant an experience that dealing with a medical office can be. Front end staff are personable and efficient, wait times are cut down significantly compared to other doctors I have been to. Cavuto himself is about as approachable and professional that I've found a doctor to be. No issues even broaching subjects I find embarrassing or am hesitant to discuss. He is very understanding and accommodating, and works with you to find a standard of care you're satisfied with. Will upload a picture eventually but I can't recommend this practice enough.

I chose Ivy rehab because I could walk to it (poorly) from my home…read more I called for an appointment and they helped me walk through getting a current script from my doctor. I really hate paper work. I walked in for my first appointment. The energy in there is so welcoming. Vi, at the front desk makes it all work. And she makes coffee for anyone who wants one. My first therapist was Michael. He was only subbing for another therapist, but now he is full time and he is great. I see a variety of the other therapist and they are all wonderful. So now, having had my coffee, I began my physical therapy. Love the therapists. They explain what you are going to do, why you are doing it, and model the exercise. They will say, "next we are going to do" but they really mean you are doing them. We are all in different modes of exercise. We are all in various stages of treatment, and yet everyone is comfortable working there. One word of caution, once you let them know a particular exercise has gotten easy, they ramp it up. But it is for your own good., or so they tell me. A result I did not expect is how much better I feel all over, physically and mentally. My friend told me it is the endorphins that are released during your exercises. And it is true. I actually look forward to going to Ivy rehab. Gina

dr. Droba is a kind, to the point practitioner. sadly, when I was her patient I think I was worse…read moreoff in my attempts to communicate with her and I never actually broke through that door. it certainly wasn't for her lack of commitment to the task. I'd highly recommend Dr. Droba to anyone seeking help.