They have awesome service towards patients. They are friendly and make you very comfortable in…read moretheir office. I like all of the staff members and doctors. They are very professional.

This was my husbands first cardiology appointment. To say we were nervous is an understatement. We…read morewere referred to Dr Gitter's office in Ridley Park. From the moment we entered the office we were greeted immediately by the friendly receptionists, Megan and another young lady who both made us very comfortabl not to mention how polite and patient they both were. The MA/nurse was efficient, friendly and thorough. Dr Gitter was fantastic!! I highly recommend this practice.

I have the best Cardiolog you ever want to have Leo Padolsky, but I do have a problem with it: he…read moreis never available if you need him, usually you can make another appointment in 1 or 2 months ahead if you miss your appointment then another month for waiting! I know that hospital wants to take an advantage of his skills and get more patients but what about years old ones? I do not want to go to Emergancy room every time when I don't feel good because my cardiologist is not available!!! I'm really disappointed and mostly that I don't have hope that someone will me help me when I really need it! He or anybody else should have some free time to accept patients where they really need him... or what is the point of having cardiologist and have to go to emergency instead????

I have been his patient for 17 years. He is truly concerned with my good health. He is on top of…read morenew developments and applies them to his patients. I am lucky to be under his care.

The organization of the office, communication, response to call backs . I have been seen in the…read morefern hill office since 2010my Dr and nurse practitioners are great. The office staff has been abysmal excluding Linda who works from home. She has been amazing and I've been lucky to get her when I've been unable to get help. I've left messages with answering service and desk staff and don't get call back so days later I'll call again . I have mentioned this to the dr or nurse practitioner and they have sent a message to the person I've needed response from Jen in GLP 1 office and said it was sent as urgent to respond and yet two days later nothing.

I asked for an appointment on the portal before my medician ran out and was told it was denied. I…read morewas told to call the office so I did. no answer. There is something VERY wrong with the company running our heathcare. They have taken over and it appear that nothing is being done about it

The cardiology team is very good. They've been attentive, helpful and prevented me from having any…read morereal heart issues.

Dr Arnold Meshkov saved my life over 7 years ago. I couldn't have found a better cardiologist. Dr…read moreMeshkov is retiring. I'm happy for him but sad for me. And now I start my search for someone that is as caring as him.

The reason for my message Is the administration for Penn medicine cardiology will now switch your…read moreprescription to their Berwyn facility without the knowledge or patient consent. I didn't find out they were doing this until two weeks after my prescription had last where I had to go through the portal, get transferred to the front desk and get tied into their head of administration. They do not return messages left at their office for prescription refills. Nor do they respond to them if they have already filled your prescription at their office. Further, upon attempting to correct this, the head of administration for that office tried refilling my prescription 30 days from this date instead of giving me an immediate prescription refill as their prescription was waiting for me at their office. You're not told, signing for or otherwise asked about this practice and you won't know it unless you look at the my penn medicine app. The instant message on that of this practice. That's the only notice given. My cardiologist is excellent. But this practice gives me pause as to whether I should remain patient.