You're not going to go wrong with Dr. Andreini. He quickly identified my problem and solved it…read morewith outpatient surgery. In my book, that's the definition of great medical attention. On top of that you get great treatment in the office and exam room. Dr Andreini listens to you and takes time with you; that's not that common anymore. I notice his staff (just like me) was very happy to move with him to his new facilities in Toronto.

He and his entire staff are just awesome. Wait time for appointment was next day. Wait time in…read moreoffice...less than 10 minutes. Office staff are friendly. He is absolutely wonderful. Highly recommend.

A most compassionate, knowledgeable, competent, and any other superlative that can be used for an…read moreexcellent Dr. I got on within a week of my initial appointment. My surgery was less time than anticipated and went great! I have been actively recruiting new potential patients and recommend her highly. Office staff also needs to be rated 5 stars!

From the owner: Women from around Akron, Ohio, rely upon Northeast Ohio Urogynecology for help with challenging…read moreissues, such as bladder pain, incontinence, prolapse, and other urogynecology problems. The empathetic specialists help each woman to find the treatment solutions that fit her needs and goals best.  Some of the popular nonsurgical in-office treatment options include TempSure™ Vitalia for urinary stress incontinence, TempSure Firm for body tightening, TempSure Envi for face tightening, and the MonaLisa Touch® for vaginal atrophy.  Northeast Ohio Urogynecology also offers their own line of high-quality skin care products called  South MD® Skincare, which includes cleansers, scrubs, intensive recovery creams, and serums. They also formulated Uberlube, a non-sticky lubricant that's free of scents and colors.  Mary South, MD, the experienced urogynecologist at Northeast Ohio Urogynecology, also hosts a podcast called Girl Problems. In her podcast, she discusses health concerns such as overactive bladder, prolapse, urinary tract infections, and menopause in an easy-to-understand way.  Dr. South and the dedicated team at Northeast Ohio Urogynecology welcomes new and established patients to schedule appointments by phone or through the online booking tool.

I have never received better care from any doctor. Dr. Rach really impressed me with his due…read morediligence, willingness to spend time with a patient, and exhibiting a genuine interest in trying to find a solution to a problem. I went to his office on the recommendation of a friend, and was quite leery upon arrival due to the state of the town and the office (this was the dirtiest bathroom I've experienced in a healthcare setting, and of course the Mom Valley isn't a beacon of economic vitality by any means). However, as soon as I met with the Doctor, I realized he was fully engaged in my issue and was intently hunting for a diagnosis. My appointment was late in the day and he had squeezed me in, but he treated me like I was family. I was there for about 2 hrs and started to get antsy after an hour and a few brief consultations. Finally, at about hour 1.5, Dr Rach parades in with all of my medical history and ultrasound records ready to troubleshoot!! Mind you, I had not provided the information for my previous ultrasounds or doctor visits because frankly, I don't know where I had been since I'm new to this area. He spent all that time to look up this information on my behalf, analyzed it, studied me, then evaluated it! Who does that anymore?! I didn't leave until 6:30 pm. This doctor spent a lot of time trying to help me - he even stayed late into the evening. I don't know anything about medical school or what makes one doctor better than another, but I do believe that a doctor who is committed to solving a patient's problem is a damn good doctor. I've never had a doctor be this intent and scientific and committed. I highly recommend this guy. He will take care of you.

From the owner: As the second-largest and fastest-growing healthcare profession in the world, chiropractic has…read moreapproximately 95,000 practicing doctors. While founded in the U.S. in 1895 as a profession, therapeutic spinal manipulation has existed for more than 2,500 years.

Earlier this week I had my first and last visit to the practice of Dr. Jason Luciano at his…read moreAspinwall PA Office. I was referred to him by my PCP to have a cyst removed. The procedure seemed to go well and I returned to my office. Once there I noticed that my back felt wet and, as you can see in the photo, the wound was leaking blood. I called Luciano's office and spoke with a nurse who I told I was back at the office and the wound needed attention. He suggested I get gauze and tape and apply it to the wound. I noted that I couldn't do it myself since the wound is on my back. What was I supposed to do? Strip to the waist and ask a colleague to do it? I then told the nurse I was immediately returning to Luciano's office. When I arrived the Physician's Assistant treated the wound and redressed it. I asked to speak with the doctor but was told he wasn't available and I could speak with the Office Manager. My conversation with her was, to put it mildly, highly unpleasant. I won't be returning to this doctor and I've made arrangements to have the sutures removed by my PCP.