After suffering from severe asthma the past couple years I finally bit the bullet and made an…read moreappointment here, and I am so glad I did. Dr. Segal is very knowledgable and is the first doctor to ever explain my asthma to me. For the first time it didn't seem so scary because I knew what was happening. He made me feel like he truly cared about my health and me getting better. My asthma has improved greatly since going, he is the only doctor i've seen take a genuine interest helping me get better. Highly recommend !! The office staff are great and I never have to wait

I have struggled with seasonal allergies for years but after seeing Dr Segal he wrote down a very…read moredetailed plan for me to manage my allergies, starting in February. I did exactly as he told me and this spring, for the first time in 10 years, I didn't hate being outside. He's a life saver. Now I don't need to fantasize about moving to Arizona just because my spring allergies are ruining my otherwise great life :) Would totally recommend doctor Segal to anyone fighting allergies!!

I love Dr Fogg and his staff. They have always been great and he really takes the time to listen…read moreto me and any current complaints or changes in my asthma or allergies. He recommended me to the ENT which no other doctor has ever done other than hmm i dunno it doesn't look great in there, and turned out my fall caused me to have 10% breathing ability through my nose and no wonder i had so many issues. got my nose fixed and breathe so much better. My allergies and reactions to environmental issues get treated, great samples and recommendations for free prescriptions through discount cards to cover copays after insurance pays for the rest. Started my allergy shots which are covered by my insurance as well as my allergy testing panel which is also covered by my insurance - which i know because i reviewed costs with my insurance prior to requesting the tests. i also know what my deductible is which i covered and all injections free after that. When i need refills or changes to allergy meds they took care of it, when i had concerns about my asthma they referred me to a pulmonologist and i am now happy to have everything under control. These allergy injections will be great when i no longer need daily meds.

All 3 of my kids and husband see Dr. Fogg for their allergy and asthma concerns. Everything about…read morethis office has been a wonderful experience, from the process of scheduling, greeting by front desk receptionists, visits were timely, and most importantly the allergy testing and plans were top notch. I would recommend this practice and Dr. Fog without reservation.

The smartest and kindest doctor I've ever seen. Spend time with me, makes me feel important, and…read morediagnosed and fixed my problem after 2 others had failed

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

Had my first visit to the Jefferson Vascular Center in the new Honickman Center at the corner of…read more11th and Chestnut Street in Center City, Philadelphia. This 19 story steel & glass edifice is totally state of the art, particularly in terms of security and patient privacy. Kiosk check in required to reach the elevator launches, and video monitor interface when completing your doctor visit. Really quite remarkable. I met my cardiologist in a private room shortly after the physician's assistant completed the EKG, and had asked me all the standard questions to prepare me for the doctor who was there to review those results, ask follow up questions from our prior visit together and remind me to exercise regularly (I do) and add more potassium to my diet regimen. It was all very efficient and reassuring. We bumped fists as he left the room, and said he would see me next year (God willing). Although just around the corner from the old Jefferson Medical Center on 11th, this new 21st Century facility goes way beyond what the former place was capable of doing. The 9th floor of Honickman felt like the cockpit of a future rocket ship to the outer reaches of scientific medicine, rather than the farthest point the old technology could take us. I was ready for the new ride. 5 Stars for Jeff's vision of the future of medicine.

More experienced nursing staff. The nurses are dismissive often, and very young. I passed out…read moreyesterday from my IV. They blew 3 veins and paid no attention when i explained i have a connective tissue disease. The front desk staff is always kind and most of the staffis wonderful.

Second time here. HORRIBLE doctors office. Staff (besides KRIS) acts like they came from pits of…read morehell and miserable. First time I came 15 minutes early, waited 3 hours and was VERY patient.. staff was very rude to patients and my first was OK. Only annoying part at the time was the long wait time just to be seen and they said they were short staffed and was rude to waiting room cause they were upset. Second time arriving, was 15 minutes late and GAVE courtesy call that I was on the way... which most people didn't do.. and I was seen 2 hours later. I get being late, but I was within grace period and the doctor seen another patient - which is fine but 2 hours later for me to be seen is crazy. When I asked the girl how much longer it'll be because I wasn't there for anything but a follow up of blood results. She threw it in my face that I wasn't 14 mins late and said " yeah you were pretty late so the doctor seen someone else" and I left it alone after telling her I have another appointment at 3:30. Mind you my appointment started at the asthma center at 1:20pm so that's 2 hours almost of waiting around. And if they were going to have an issue with me being late or be rude about it, when I called letting them know I'm running 14 mins late- they should've told me to reschedule instead of being nasty about it. Then when the Nurse practitioner came in- she came in out of breathe and already irritated telling me " yeah so your going to have to come back and reschedule because we are running behind and you need to do a breathing test and your skin test... and we don't have time for it. " and I told her ... I already did that last time I came. She was so confused and didn't know anything in my notes /chart. Than she proceeded to blame it on how I was late and shouldn't had even been able to come. FIRST OFF, I was within the 15 minute grace period and gave a courtesy call WHILE on the way. If you guys had an issue with being late (which is hypocritical cause your patients have to wait 2hours to even be seen) than you should've told me to reschedule. Not be rude and treat people like peasants because of being 15 mins late. Than I still was being nice and trying to talk to the doctor to let her know my story and positive experience managing my asthma with vitamins, allergy meds and helpful herbs.. and she criticized herbs and said nothing but medication will help. She also would not let me talk and was very impatient... and blamed it on me being late. She was very rude and HORRIBLE. Worst doctor I ever had in life. Did not let me talk or reassure anything I said. Horrible bed side manner. Rushed me out, very unorganized.. didn't even know why I was being seen. Did not have proper notes from last visit - was missing my bloodwork from my immune testing and didn't have that until I reminded them. She tried to tell me that I didn't get a breathing test done or allergy testing WHICH is not true and if she took the time to ask.. she would have known that. Words of advice: take the time to know and understand your patients.. not everyone is a statistic or the same. Also, I was rudely criticized by the doctor saying " how often do you smoke , cause I smell it on you" and I said I don't smoke.. and she said " well who does cause I smell it on you " how about you ask first and believe me when I say I don't. This company also doesn't do anything electronic which makes them in return unorganized and spend so much time trying to find information from YOUR MyChart.. Every-time I'm here it's an issue and it's not worth it. NP patty rexer Was very rude and kept cutting me off. Go here if you want a headache, to argue with your experience and take her frustration out on you and not give you the room to talk. The staff here acts like they work for a prison and don't greet or cater to the needs of the patience. It's all about meds, meds and being reliant on shots and them to get by. She had the nerve to say herbs don't help the immune system when half of the medications are MADE from herbs or natural ingredients.

While the nurses were always helpful and nice, going to The Asthma Center was an invalidating…read moreexperience, especially as a disabled black woman. After running a bunch of tests that ended up costing me thousands, I was dismissed and told all problems were because of my weight. I have since found a wonderful practitioner who did not dismiss my concerns, was placed on new medication, and have had no further issues. I also learned that the underlying issues could be the progression of my chronic illness, something that was not discussed at The Asthma Center. I will call this a learning experience.

I have a debt to Dr. Goldstein for which I can never repay. I was referred to The Asthma Center…read moreafter suffering from a four month cold that wouldn't go away. The initial diagnosis was Asthma, but then I also developed a Cardio Myopathy (enlarged heart). Instead of just referring me to a Cardiologist, Dr. Goldstein took special interest in my condition and worked diligently until I was correctly diagnosed. A year later I was eventually diagnosed with a rare blood cancer that effects 4,500 people in the US annually; Amyloidosis. I was most impressed with Dr. Goldman's listening skills and determination to keep searching to find the cause of the problem. I would have been lost without him. Thank You Dr. Goldstein,

I have been a patient of Dr. Goldstein for the past year and half. I was diagnosed with an…read moreautoimmune disease at the height of the pandemic. I was referred to Dr. Goldstein for the treatment of the disease. The disease was life changing for me, and I can't thank Dr. Goldstein enough for taking good care of me. Dr. Goldstein is a compassionate and does not leave any stone unturned. Through my tears and his listening ears, I am now on a path of better health. I contracted Covid this past year, and I was blessed to have this doctor help me thru. I would highly recommend Dr. Goldstein and on a personal note, thank him for being an amazing doctor.

I try not to write reviews for doctors, but I really don't understand the two star review for Dr…read more Moday and this group. I have had a lot of food allergy issues over the past ten years and I thought Dr. Moday was very thorough. I think the advice she offered me was patient-friendly and made sense. And the tests she ordered backed up everything she mentioned to me. The nurse was also good at showing me how to use the epinephrine auto injector in case I need it. I did end up waiting a bit for my appointment, but I think they spent plenty of time with me once I was back there, so I can't complain about that. My follow up appointment was decent and I have another appointment in two months. So far, so good.

Sorry for the oncoming novel, but what a joke…read more Had an appointment here at the beginning of August for 2pm to inquire about ongoing bouts of hives I had been dealing with for several weeks. Got there 20 minutes early to fill out paperwork like requested, as I was a new patient. Was called back to be seen by the medical assistant finally around 2:30p or so, great no problem. Talked to her for awhile but she told me to wait until I saw Dr. Gordon to show photos, and go in more detail about my issues. After talking with her for about 20-30 minutes she told me to hang tight and that doctor would be in to see me shortly. After waiting about 20 minutes alone in the examining room, the assistant came back in to tell me that the office was "just swamped that day" and that it might "be awhile" for the doctor to come in, so if I had somewhere to be I could leave and reschedule. My mom is an RN in a doctors office so based on how her office runs, I assumed "awhile" to be about 30 minutes--which was no big deal for me as I took the rest of the day off of work for the appt, so I opted to stay. Big mistake. Dr. Gordon didn't actually come into see me for about another hour and 10 minutes. I was just then about to walk out when finally the doctor came in around 4:30p for my 2:00p appt. Whatever, I understand that's the name of the game some times no matter how much it blows. She comes in and I give her a run down on my symptoms and what's been happening. She basically disregarded everything I was saying, especially once finding out that I travel often for work (and stay in hotels), finally allowed me to show the pictures I had taken to document everything (since I didn't have any hives at the time of appt), didn't attempt any testing or further inquiry and just insisted that they were bed bug bites. LOL. She then proceeded to tell me how to check for bed bugs in hotels (yes, I stay in hotels about 3x a week, but please tell me this as if I don't already know/practice it). I tried to challenge this possibility with some other information, to which was further brushed off, and again I was told condescendingly, that they were bed bugs. She then gave me a few sample packets of Zyrtec and sent me on my way. The whole "appointment" with the doctor lasted about 15 minutes. I promptly left as fast as possible by 17:00. 3 hours of my life completely wasted all to be told in 10 minutes that I have bug bites. And the kicker? The $164 bill that came in the mail for that literal joke of a doctor appointment. Oh, and in further news, I went home to Ohio to my normal doctor, was looked at properly, and was told I have mild Acute Urticaria (HIVES) most likely brought on by stress... NOT BED BUGS. So THANK YOU for the 164 dollar bill to literally waste my time. Find a different office.

I saw Ivy Maina and this was probably the worst doctor visit I've had in some time…read more Should've read the yelp reviews before I booked My issues with my throat barely were addressed and I was interrupted multiple times as I was explaining what was happening to me. At least 3 times I was cut off and told "what is happening with you now?" when I was getting to that point but couldn't finish This doctor also spoke very fast the entire time, to the point that I could not understand hardly anything of what she was saying because she quickly spoke through everything She was also in a rush to put the scope into my nose and was impatient during the visit She also told me nothing clinically meaningful besides saying that the anatomy of my throat looks okay Overall this was a pretty bad visit. I was hoping to get better assistance and my throat is still sore. Now I have to book another appointment with a different specialist This "specialist" was not good. Waste of my money and time unfortunately

I genuinely wish I had listened to the reviews before making this appointment because everything…read morepeople are saying about Dr Ivy Maina is TRUE. I saw the exact same doctor mentioned in these reviews, and I have never felt so dismissed in my life. I will say that the front desk staff were very nice. I actually spoke with the sweetest person who had the most gorgeous silver jewelry and bright pink nails, and she made me feel really welcome. She was lovely. Unfortunately, once I got into the actual appointment, the experience completely changed. I came in trying to explain what has been going on with me because I am genuinely struggling and was hoping to finally get some answers and she made me feel like I was inconveniencing her by being there. I kept trying to tell her my symptoms and felt like I couldn't even get a real in depth response out from her. She was, without a doubt, the most dismissive doctor I have ever dealt with and yes she just wants to stick a scope down your throat. I wasn't even done reading the paper before she was already prepping me to get scoped and absolutely rushed me to sign. I left feeling like absolutely nothing I came in concerned about was actually addressed. I wasn't looking for special treatment or for someone to tell me something was wrong, I just wanted to be LISTENED TO and taken seriously. I walked into that office smiling, genuinely hopeful that I was finally going to get some help, and I left basically bawling my eyes out. The fact that I am reading these reviews afterward and realizing that other people had almost the exact same experience is honestly heartbreaking. I should have listened. If you are going there because you have a serious concern and need someone to actually sit down, listen to you, and explain things, I would strongly recommend looking different Dr then Ivy Maina. The front desk deserves praise because they were kind and welcoming. Unfortunately, the doctor made this one of the most upsetting medical appointments I've ever had.