I love, love, LOVE Dr. Stanell. He is amazing and one of the best doctors I have ever had. I…read morehad complications after my delivery, and he knew exactly what was going on, took time to explain things and genuinely cared. I even had to page him on the weekend (when I apologized for having to page him, his response was "that's what I'm here for". Unlike other doctors who have seemed annoyed on the rare occasion when I have had to page). I cannot say enough good things about him. I'm glad I found him!!

This is an amazing office! Not going to lie I was apprehensive to go to a male gynecologist, but it…read moreended up being the best office I've ever been to. The front desk woman is a literal angel, she is the nicest front desk person I've ever met and was so incredibly helpful when I set up my appointment over the phone. It's a very welcoming and comfortable environment where your concerns are genuinely heard and addressed by Dr. Kumaratne. My friend recommended me and I truly recommend anyone else who is looking for compassionate and patient care!

Dr. K and Emily are extraordinary. They are competent, kind, accommodating, and very honest.read more

I had my annual physical with Dr. Gamburg and left feeling fine about the visit--until I received a…read more$15 bill afterward. This was supposed to be a routine preventive exam, which under my insurance does not require a copay. During the appointment, the doctor asked if I had any concerns since my last visit. I answered honestly, assuming that was a normal part of an annual checkup. At no point was I told that responding to that question could result in an additional charge. Only later did I find out that my visit had been expanded and billed in a way that generated a fee. If discussing concerns during an annual exam leads to extra charges, patients should be clearly informed beforehand so they can decide how to proceed. Given the recent issues involving Dr. Pierce and the office, this kind of billing practice raises additional concerns about transparency and trust. Patients deserve clear communication not unexpected charges after the fact. Transparency matters. Patients shouldn't be surprised with unexpected charges for simply answering their doctor's questions during what is supposed to be a covered annual visit.

As a first time Momma-to-be in a new town (just moved from NY to NJ), my husband and I were looking…read morefor new doctors in the area. Knowing that we just found out we were pregnant and I didn't want to travel back to NYC to see my OBGYN, I had to decide where I wanted to go. I asked around - in all different FB groups and read reviews like crazy. EVERYONE recommended DEL VAL! I also had a friend of the family, who just had her 2nd baby say that she WOULDN'T GO ANYWHERE ELSE. So I decided to give DELVAL a chance and boy was I impressed. It takes a lot to impress me as my sister is an OBGYN herself and I hear a lot from her... but I was blown away. First of all, the office staff! And I need to be specific because there is someone in particular who has literally made my day every single time I have been in the office.. GINA! She has been nothing shy of amazing! If there was any issue at all with scheduling or time she would do everything possible to make sure I was taken care of. She is kind, friendly and patient and deserves a RAISE! I feel like she's my OBGYN Mom now :) I have 2 weeks to go before baby arrives and I'm going to miss seeing her all the time. Jenna has also been super super nice and friendly to me each time I have seen her. I actually wasn't feeling well last week at my checkup for 37 weeks and she made me feel very comfortable and relaxed and reassured me that she was right outside if I needed anything and to just yell for her and she would come running. (I was dizzy and lightheaded) Last but not least - the Doctors! AMAZING! I have chosen to not see any of the midwives and have just been seen by Doctors and EVERY SINGLE ONE has been amazing! I made sure throughout my entire pregnancy that I got to see each Doctor and spent a little time with them. I COULD NOT be more pleased. Dr. Ung & Dr. Gamburg I have seen the most because from day 1 I felt so at ease with them. They have been my go-to doctors and have always made me feel I was in the best hands. Dr. Proctor is the sweetest doctor ever. She came in and spoke to me "woman to woman" with no BS attached and being a New Yorker..I appreciated it that. She was so down to earth and easy to talk to. Every doctor's bed side manner was perfect! I have never looked forward to going to the OBGYN office and thanks to DELVAL - I do now. If you are going anywhere else and are unhappy - leave and come here... if your looking around like I did... and considering DELVAL? Don't hesitate. Nothing bad to say about this office and this staff and team of Doctors! xox Melissa Pistilli

Dr. Rabinovich is the best. She has been by my side through 3 high risk pregnancies and has always…read moreprovided exceptional care. She is on top of things and goes out of her way to make sure I have not only great physical care, but she always makes sure I fully understand everything and am emotionally where I need to be as well. Everybody in the office has always been fantastic with me, and my family is always in awe of the times she has taken time to check in on me during off hours etc or squeeze me in right away if something seems off. I honestly can't say enough good things about my experience with Dr. Rabinovich and her staff. I wouldn't go anywhere else!

I was a patient of Dr. Russo's for over 20 years. He had the best nurse practitioners, but they all…read moreleft him. The 2 times I saw him, he had absolutely no bedside manner. I recently had a issue with a cancelation of my appointment after waiting for 5 months. When I got upset about them wanting me to wait until August for another appointment, I received a call from the office manager. Although she did try to accommodate me, all she did was belittle me and try to make me feel subhuman. To add insult to injury, today, I received a letter from his office stating that I was "inappropriate" with his office staff. I asked the doctor to call me to discuss his manager's attitude toward me, before he sent the letter. I still have not heard from him. Do not waste your time with this guy. It's not worth your time and aggravation to deal with people who treat you like crap.

my name is yelitza Rodríguez my husband look for a doctor for my pregnancyand I could say I had…read morenever been to a office that care so much about the patient . Dr. Russo was so helpful and not only him but they have a lady by the named Michelle She goes above and beyond she does her work with so much passion like she was the doctor or like they are their family member thatis how she assist the patient . All the staff are awesome they answer any questions with a smile and always willing to help you.it makes you fill very comfortable going to a doctor like him.I recommend any woman who's gonna have a baby go to Dr. Russo believe to me him and the staff are the best doctor office that I have been to.

Update: Dr Engle has retired from her practices. I was very concerned when I found out! Because…read moreshe was the best. However I went to a new GYN today, Dr Iannelli of Doylestown Women's Health. She is similarly awesome! Very friendly, explains everything, and most importantly, the exam was quick and tolerable.

Best Gyn in the entire state of Pa. I've been her patient over 20 years and there are none like her…read more. She is very caring , takes what ever time you need and always has solutions to your questions . Very gentle . She is the best!!!

There has to be an easier way to speak to someone!! I've been on hold for 40 minutes and I just…read morewant to ask a simple question, it's a little ridiculous.. can I get a job answering your phones? Other than that I like my doctors

So I have gone to APWHC for 5 years, since I moved to Philadelphia. I see Dr. Jiang, and I love…read moreher. I will say though, everyone there is great. Dr. Jiang is the great-EST, but everyone is fantastic. I am currently pregnant with my first and I couldn't have survived (mentally!) without this practice and their wonderful staff. They are truly caring, patient and kind indivduals, from the nurses to the receptionists and schedulers and doctors. They are easy to get appointments with and there is someone in the practice with knowledge in everything and anything you need. I never feel stupid asking questions and they are very responsive with lab test results. My only complaint would be that when you call -you won't speak with anyone. You can leave a VM on the nurse line or on the schedule line, but you leave a message and someone calls you back. Sometimes in hours, othertimes it can be a day and I have sometimes had to call again and leave a second message. I will say their after hours line and care is AMAZING. I had to call one Sunday morning and I spoke to a live person and had a call back from the on call doc in less than 15 mins. If you are looking for a quality OBGYN in the NE Suburbs, i highly recommend them.

I delivered my son naturally at the BirthCenter and I could not have done it…read morewithout care and attention of my nurse and midwife. I had a very intense and fast labor and they were with me every step of the way. My first birth experience was very long and horrible in a hospital setting. However, this time around I felt in control and empowered to deliver without medical intervention. I delivered my son on the toilet and into a room full of love. Thanks Lifecycle!

I transferred my care from an ob to Lifecycle because I knew people who had delivered here. I…read moredidn't want to feel like my pregnancy/birth was just something that happened to me. Throughout my journey I appreciated their patient education, empowerment, and support so I could make informed decisions about my care. I like that my prenatal visits were longer than I could expect with an ob and that they provided a binder for me to bring with assigned homework each visit. Rather than having a "birth plan" (because they usually don't go as planned anyway) we were encouraged to think about our hopes and dreams. Everyone I've met here from the nurse midwives, nurse practitioners, lactation consultants, the clinical director, etc. have all been wonderful to me and if I could do it all over again I would have become a patient here sooner. I had many questions along the way so I'm going to be detailed here so others may know what to expect. Before you can become a patient here you have to attend a seminar to learn more about their midwifery model of care, the differences between a birth in their suites vs. at Bryn Mawr Hospital nearby (you can plan to deliver there or there may be reasons you are transferred there the day of, the nurse midwife on call has the clearance to deliver there), postpartum care, and next steps to become a patient. After attending the seminar, I had to sign a medical release forms to have my records transferred from my previous provider before I could schedule any appointments. They have two locations (Bryn Mawr and South Philly) and prenatal visits could be with the same provider or different providers. The first prenatal visit is longer and billed separately while the rest of the appointments are billed to insurance together under their global plan after delivery (not after each appointment). During my regular prenatal visits they measured my fundal height and would feel my bump for the baby's position while estimating weight (they were pretty good at that)! I had to pay for lab tests and non-stress tests separately. While I had to do my formal ultrasounds elsewhere, they had the equipment to do informal ultrasounds just to check on the health of the baby and seemed to be training their staff to do these more. I was required to schedule several classes to prepare for childbirth (series of 4 classes), about lactation essentials, and about navigating your first days at home after birth. The instructors really encourage asking questions and participation, so it was helpful to have this intimate space for that. The dates and cost of these classes are available on their site but you can't schedule them until you're confirmed as a patient. After your delivery they will follow up with you (home visit if you delivered at the birth center or phone call if you delivered at the hospital). There will be a 6-weeks postpartum visit to examine you and make sure your body is recovering but also to check on your mental health (so necessary and important)! They also have weekly lactation support and new parent support groups that were happening on Zoom, I think they are also now offering in-person options too. I could tell from the session I went to that the other families really found this space helpful and were wanting to offer encouragement to newer parents like me while sharing about their knowledge/experience. Cara, one of the lactation consultants, facilitates the virtual groups and is amazing! I hope all this information helps anyone who is considering becoming a Lifecycle patient because the last thing a pregnant woman should have to worry about is the quality of care she is receiving.

I called to schedule my annual appointment for July. While on the phone, I asked if there was any…read moreway that I, a 33-year-old woman, could gain more insight into my currently fertility status so that I would know whether my boyfriend and I should start to think about having children sooner rather than later. The receptionist put me on the phone with the nurse practitioner, who said that they could do bloodwork to determine that sort of thing. I made an appointment for May to come in and get blood work done. I came to my appointment in May, checked in, had my weight and blood pressure taken (which I assumed was being done before bloodwork), and then spoke to the nurse/doctor (not sure what her status was). This person then told me that they do not do bloodwork there, and that they do not even do any kind of fertility testing unless you are 35-years-old or older and have been trying to get pregnant for about 5 months. I explained that if I had known that, I would not have made the appointment, especially since my annual appointment is coming up anyway. Our entire conversation only lasted a few minutes (I think that the only other question she asked me was if my cycle was normal). On my way out, I explained to the receptionist that there had been a misunderstanding, and that I would not have made the appointment if I had known that they would NOT be taking bloodwork. I said that I did not think I should be charged for this appointment. The receptionist said that someone would follow up with me. Someone reached out to follow up with me, and I explained the situation. They said that the appointment would still be billed as a consult. I strongly disagreed with this decision, as again, I would not have even made the appointment if I had known they would not be doing the bloodwork that I was told would be done. The person on the phone refused to not bill me, since my vitals were taken during the appointment and a brief conversation - a "consult" - occurred during the appointment as well. She also said that if I had gone to my annual and asked any questions relating to my fertility, that would have been billed as an additional consult rather than just my annual exam. This sounds absurd - I'm not supposed to ask any questions relating to my reproductive health/status during my annual, other than questions relating to what they are doing in that exact moment? I feel like this would be the equivalent of going to the dentist for a teeth cleaning, and not being allowed to mention tooth sensitivity without being billed for two appointments. I am extremely disappointed in the miscommunication that occurred on Athena's end and their refusal to rectify the situation. I am now going to be charged over $100 for an appointment that consisted of taking my weight and blood pressure and informing me that they would NOT be taking the bloodwork which was the sole reason I had scheduled the appointment in the first place. I took off some time from work to make this appointment, and the whole situation is extremely frustrating. It's clear that Athena cares more about making money than their patient's wellbeing. I am hoping to find a different doctor, as I no longer trust that they prioritize patient care. My co-workers, who have the same insurance as me, have had similar frustrating experiences. We are all looking for a new doctor who accepts Aetna insurance. I hope this post can save someone else the headache that I went through.

Be prepared to wait an unspecified long amount of time with no communication or warning.read more

Very cold place. Dr. Mitra is the worse. No empathy. No bedside manners. Very rude. Avoid this…read moreplace .....

Dr. Eden is extremely professional, caring and kind. Had a great visit and would highly recommend…read more His staff is also respectful and prompt. Highly recommend. Bedside manners are top notch, intelligent, very caring, willing to help. I was in and out within 30 min.