First I would like to say that I appreciate the respectful and understanding of the staff at this…read morelocation. I been going to a lot of different st. Luke's medical clinic for about 5 years now and I have to say that I believe my search is over. I am very pleased with the doctor/Patel what a great experience to be able to speak with this doctor and for him to listen to my concerns . And again the staff great job ,, I hope that this experience continues for all the rest of my visits,, five star across the board. THANKS for a great experience. GOD BLESS. From/ John, V

Dr Lyster and the staff of Valley Family Practice are always amazing. Dr Lyster is extremely…read moreknowledgeable, caring, friendly and personable. Because of this I actually look forward to having to go to the doctor.

This Dr. is one of the best doctors I have ever been to in the Lehigh Valley. Dr. D is super kind,…read morethorough, and patient. He truly cares about the patients. I recommend Dr. Diconcetto as a doctor/allergist.

Yelp should have an entry for allergists!…read more I've been a patient of Dr. Diconcetto for about six months. I really like the doctor...he's a really nice guy. The drug reps also seem to like him, as he's got a sample of everything...great when you're trying different drugs trying to find a good combination to fix you. Downside (or maybe an upside, I guess) is that his billing people are forever slow. Four months after my first appointment, they had never billed me for what was left after insurance. I finally asked about it and they printed me a statement. I guess he doesn't really need the money. :-p. I just don't like having a pile of medical bills...who knows if they'll just forget to bill me one day and turn it over to collections since it's so old.

By far the best doc I have ever had. I have recommended Dr. Sperraza to everyone. My S/O is also…read morehis patient now, and we are extremely pleased. We will follow him wherever he is practicing to receive his quality care.

I love Dr. Sperazza! I believe I recommend him to everyone because he is patient, he listens to my…read moreconcerns and explains things in ways that I can fully understand! His office visits are always pleasant and I feel comfortable asking the 150 questions I have. Im 29 and the fact that he's super relatable and makes me feel confident in his advice.

During Covid times, I was able to see my new (PCP) primary care physician. I am so happy with Dr…read more Paul as he was personable, focused, has attention to detail and asks the right questions to get to the root of the problem. The layout of the office is very clean with a modern touch. Just remember that the office is street level so parking street side would be better off if you were like me with excruciating pain. If you park in the assigned parking lot you will have to climb the stairs and go to the right. I had excruciating pain going down my right leg so, I admitted myself into Lehigh Valley emergency room. They ran blood tests, urinalysis and CAT scan and found nothing. Nor could they infer anything (young doctor I suppose). The next day I went to go see Dr. Paul and he was extremely thorough with what the root cause was but you have to tell him everything so that he can deduce the proper procedure to recovery. I had a strained muscle in my lumbar about three weeks before and did not think that was the root problem since it only took me a day to recover. But, it turned out it was! I can't recommend enough to try to persuade anyone that this is one of the best doctors out there. I know they are hard to find so, I am definitely sticking with Dr. Paul. Give him a try even if you have a current primary care physician. I guarantee you you will not be disappointed.

Dr. Paul has the most welcoming office. He is very prompt and direct when seeing his patients and…read morelets you lay anything on him that you may be concerned about. Dr. Paul and his assistant Donna are particularly, GOOD and HONEST people. Dr. Paul is so easy to talk to and he actually listens, and then takes the time to explain to you whats going on and what the best route of treatment is. He is very knowledgeable! He's been my doctor for going on 3 years now and I still enjoy seeing him for his fantastic advice and passion for results. He genuinely wants to help people save their own lives and live healthy as possible in todays world. I truly got lucky finding Advanced Primary Care. A place that I can trust, and that actually cares. Best Family Doctor or PCP I've met in the valley and I've lived here over 20 years. Thank you guys for everything you do !

Once was a caring, considerate doctor. But a couple of years ago, if you wanted to see Dr McGorry…read moreJr., it was a six month wait for an appointment. Can't say much for Dr. Patel, since I've seen her once in my life. It was for my 'Welcome to Medicare' visit. Except they submitted the wrong billing code and I got a bill for $250. Skip down to the middle of a pandemic. Pharmacy submitted request for two prescriptions. Meds I have taken for years. They were both declined. In fact every time I requested a refill, it was an argument. But that's old history. This time I had no need to expose myself to the dangers of Covid-19 for no reason, other than their desire to bill Medicare. I called the office to try and straighten it out and was told no appointment, no prescription. When I expressed my concern as I am 68 years old, prediabetic, with other comorbidities. "It's perfectly safe." they told me. How do they know this? "We ask the patient if they've travelled recently" and if they were sick, "They'd tell us. They're honest and wouldn't lie." Forget about being untested or asymptomatic. They wouldn't have the doctor return my call. Unless it was a 'virtual appointment'. Translation, a billable phone call. I understand Dr. McGorry Sr. was a kind, considerate doctor. McGorry Jr. also seemed to be. That is, until they joined St. Luke's, changed their name, and the Hippocratic Oath went out the window. My father was a well known orthopedic surgeon. My mother was a registered nurse. (They both served in France during WWII). My sister is a pediatrician, a neonatologist, and has a law degree. So I don't come from an uninformed, ignorant family. If you value the health and safety of your family or loved ones, you'll find a doctor who hasn't sold out, and values a personal respect and relationship with their patients. You'd do better asking Siri or Alexa for advice. I hope some executive at St Luke's reads this and sees the importance of this failure to provide adequate, if not compassionate, service to their customers. Maybe they'll show some concern, despite the fact that Pennsylvania doctors have no issue lining up willing patients, considering many good ones are leaving the state for places where practices get more consideration and cost less to work in. If they want to sue me for this critical, but completely honest and forthright review, be my guest. I'd love to tell a judge about their virus mitigation efforts, where not having travelled recently is their determination that patients are virus free. I guess Trump just tested positive (according to news reports tonight) because he's traveled recently. I should add, when I asked the name of the woman who explained their coronavirus screening methods, she hung up on me.

I have been going to the Parkland health center since 1979. They treated me, my husband and our 2…read morechildren over the years and we have never been disappointed. I cried when Dr Lenhart retired because he was my personal physician. He sat with me and assured me that he intereviewed all the candidates personally and chose the one whom would be best for his patient. Thanks Dr Lenhart for giving me Dr Wells and taking care of me for all those wonderful years. KR

Rating isn't for the doctor but the office, I've been going here for many years, now I'm told by…read morethe office staff it's my responsibility to tell them how to bill my insurance. I ask for help..... "we don't do that, you need to call your insurance company" You also sign a form that basically says if they bill wrong you pay. Unfortunately I need to visit the doctor 2 or 3 times per year and this is important to me.

Dr. Block is compassionate,funny and skilled ,which in my book is what a Doc should be. Her good…read moresense of humor is a great stress reliever and her good sense makes her a good Doctor. She knows how to listen. She doesn't badger you about tests you are not interested in having . I have recommended her to friends and family.

The receptionist when I went in for my scheduled appointment I had to stand and wait to check in…read morebecause she was on her cell phone. Then se told my doctor a lie that I threw my copay at her which was far from the truth. I laid it on the desk next to the computer she was typing on at the time I gave my copay. It seems pretty much every time I go in there for a appointment they have a different receptionist. Then when my doctor came in my room she had an attitude towards me because of this lie the receptionist ran and told her. This place has gotten worst since doctor Bonacorssi retired. Be aware.

This is what medicine is supposed to be. I couldn't be happier with Dr. Corba and her staff…read more I've been a patient for a little over a year, so I've experienced both the 'normal' primary care setting (pay per visit, use your insurance, etc.) and the transition to direct care. I was previously in a large group practice for primary care. You know, the type with 8 doctors, automated phone tree, large staff, part of a large hospital network, etc. Sounds great, right? Except no one knew anything about me any time I had a visit. The doctors often had their hands on the door when they asked, "Do you have any questions for me?" - I always felt rushed and never spent more than 3 minutes in contact with a provider. I was a number. When I walk into Dr. Corba's office, I'm greeted by name every time. Dr. Corba is always extremely responsive with any questions/concerns I have. I've never had to wait more than 5 minutes. And how many other Doctors provide their cell phone number to their patients? Recently, I had some questions about my son, who was not a patient at the time. At the end of a checkup with Dr. Corba, I mentioned something in passing. She talked me for 15 minutes about my questions and concerns for someone who was not even her patient. That's more time than his pediatrician spent with me talking about the same issues. She is always digging, always trying to find the root cause. While traveling, Dr. Corba has diagnosed/provided a treatment plan over the phone or worked with Doctors she knew in the area and set me up with a visit. On top of this, she provides most common prescriptions right in her office. No extra stops at the pharmacy. And it's CHEAP. And by cheap, I mean cheaper than the gas it would take you to drive to the pharmacy! Check out Dr. Corba and check out the primary care model.