I was a patient of Dr Schnur for a few years & wasn't too fond of him. Always felt like I was being…read morejudged but what made me no longer be a patient of his was when he misdiagnosed me! He ordered routine blood work to check a few things. He said my blood work results showed I had an under active thyroid. I go to the hospital to have that rechecked and it turns out I did NOT have an under active thyroid. I'm sorry, but how do you tell someone they have an issue that they don't actually have?

I have been a patient of Dr. Schnur for eight years. Coming from an HMO I was comforted by the…read morequiet manner and personal attention he gives. He takes time and listens. His approach is minimal intervention first. That said in an emergency or the prospect of a significant problem his referrals have been, with one exception, the right fit specialist or appropriate higher degree of intervention for me. As a result conditions that could have been life altering if not threatening were diagnosed early with positive outcomes. As to the staff Barb has always been warm, efficient, and I dare say caring. The medical assistants have been good as well.

Sloppy, overlook things, have to almost self diagnose, fail to submit proper paperwork…read more Put wrong information in records. Their physicals are a joke and consist of blood work up. Staff seems very disassociated and apathetic.

I have been going there for double digit years. I have never had a bad experience in any way!read more

This is no longer Fountainville Medical Specialists and that is where all the problems rose from…read more As soon as Doylestown Health Network took over this office and they became "Doylestown Health Internal Medicine" this office went completely down hill. I enjoyed all of my doctors I saw there but DHN is the absolute worst. My favorite NP left and so did the receptionist and since then they have had a revolving door of staff. Every time I call I speak to someone who is utterly incompetent which is the absolute worst when contacting a doctors office. Dr. Patton is retiring and I'm sure Dr. Ruth will be following. They made appointments I didn't ask for and could never get me appointments I did need. I can't even begin to explain all that they've done but steer clear.

40 year old male, new to Pennsylvania. Professional, homeowner, friendly disposition. I was seen by…read moreDr. Molly Davis. The arrogant tone with which she spoke to me made me feel like a child. Highly unprofessional to the point that I will never go back. Medical Care and even conversation should be so much better than what is available here. Front desk is rude and acts pretentious as well.

Very professional, caring, accommodating and friendly Excellent care efficiently provided Dr…read more Volpe is one of a kind I had an emergency situation treated at the connected hospital which required follow-up with Dr Volpe He was on vacation but returned the Sunday I was discharged That evening, Sunday, he called me at home to tell me he had read the records, advised me on diet until I couid see him and assured me I would be fine Who does that?

Those of us who have lived long enough to arrive at the point where we have to submit to medical…read moretests that literally leave us with our pants down and our bottoms up, know the indignities and discomfort of that most anxiety provoking procedure - the colonoscopy. Little can be done to make the preparation and actual event more palatable, but at least it can be simplified and made more humane with understanding of the emotional aspects of the test, and the physical challenges associated with drinking copious amounts of vile tasting fluids, a mandatory clear liquid diet for 36 hours before the operation, and the totally unpleasant process of emptying the lower gastrointestinal tract. Ugh! Gastroenterology Group at St. Mary Medical Center does it as well as possible. They invite you to their office weeks in advance to review the process in detail. Many pages of easy to understand instructions are provided. They record insurance information, and even offer samples of the preparation meds if the patient lacks coverage for this cost. On the designated day, when the effect of starvation and voiding is at max effect, their staff is courteous and compassionate in getting the patient ready for general anesthesia and the procedure itself. Everyone was skilled, patient and trained in low key interaction. From getting into those damn surgical gowns, to setting the intravenous lines in the arm, to nestling the pillow comfortably under the head/neck as you fall asleep, to the gentle wake up back in your personal space with juice and crackers, the flow is smooth and relaxed. That Dr. Barash advised I would likely have to return in five years for another scope almost seemed an afterthought.

I had hand surgery by Dr. Park. I had extreme pain and was ignored. Ended up with complex regional…read morepain syndrome in my right hand. A lifelong debilitating disease. Do not go to this practice.

dr. Butler was very nice and caring and concise in supporting my requirement to get an MRI. However…read morewhen I scheduled the MRI the office staff or nurse assistant or whoever is supposed to handle this function never took care of the pre-authorization and then the MRI canceled the Appt. I contacted the office three times and got absolutely nowhere with getting them to escalate this issue of getting a pre-authorization. I was in a lot of pain and I really needed to get this done. And I explain to them the reason I was going to a secondary Dr was because I wasn't getting a lot of progress getting into see someone at Rothman. if you want timely follow up care by the office personnel such as preauths and returning phone calls, I would avoid this office completely.