We just stopped there while on vacation in Lancaster to get our toddler's lungs checked since she…read morehas been coughing at night. The facilities are super clean and the attention is super courteous and professional. Excellent bed side manners from the receptionist the doctor. We highly recommend this place

Here I go again, sharing an excellent dining find for you. It's the cafeteria within Lancaster's…read moreGeneral Health Suburban Pavilion. I have been seeing several physicians over there, but now my routine starts me off in their cafeteria, unless I have to give blood - then it's blood work, followed by food, followed by doctor's appointment/s. I mainly come for breakfast. All the necessary, filling breakfast staples are there (plus extras): bacon, scrambled eggs, pancakes, toast, bagels, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, cottage cheese, chipped beef w/ gravy and then, you have your chips/cookies/beverages. It's all good (honest) and wallet friendly. I love their bacon; it's hard to resist at one strip and my hubby, always devours their creamed chipped beef - scraping all the gravy from his cardboard container, onto his spoon till there's not a spec left.

STAY AWAY IF YOU DO NOT WANT $13,000 FACILITY FEE!!!!! Just…read morefor spine injection. Sorry, but people should know what you charge for your facility. Care was decent, but not worth that much money for my visit. It was actually over $13,000 charged. Be careful what you are signing up for.

My interactions with the MRI group were disappointing. After suffering a back injury, I went into…read morethe ER at LG Health and had an MRI. After being told the radiologist that read the scan interpreted it as a bulging disk, I was discharged to home with pain, numbness and weakness of my leg. I suffered through the next 2 weeks before my primary doctor referred me to a neurosurgeon for follow up. At that office visit, I was told that the radiologist at the MRI group misinterpreted the MRI and that I indeed had a left far lateral disk herniation. I read up on this diagnosis and it can be commonly missed by radiology. I did receive a bill for there diagnostic service but I refused to pay for a misread MRI causing me a delay in treatment and pain and suffering. After disputing the bill, I was told that the radiology would not change her opinion and that I would need to pay the bill. Right now I am awaiting surgery to repair that disk herniation. This radiologist won't admit her mistake and is arrogant and conceited (I even sent over the documentation from the neurosurgeons notes). Obviously they don't care about their patients, just their wallets!!

The "lady" at the front desk has no chance of winning a congeniality award. She attempted to scold…read moreme by saying I should have been there by 8am, when in fact, I was told on a recorded line to be there at 8:30 am. I told her that I didn't come there for a lecture; rather for an MRI. She just looked at me as though she just sucked on a lemon.

I have been a patient with this group for over 30yrs. i never really had a problem with them till…read more2025 and now 2026 it's like a night maire trying to get an appointment with your Dr. even after several Penn Medecine Dr's leave messages with your Dr they seem to ignore that request. The Dr I have is new due to the one i had for over 30yrs. retired, so she referred me to this Dr which is more interested in how many patience can he see in a day to reach his quota. This is totally uncalled for. I feel you are just a # to him not a patient all he sees is $ signs not quality care for a patient. This is what I call neglect of a patient! I DO NOT ADVISE ANYONE TO SUGGEST THE ONLY MALE Dr. THEY HAVE IIN THE PRACTICE!!!!! HE IS NOT CARING !!!!! The 1st appointment i had with him he asked me several questions about my health condition instead of reading up on my chart which would have told him everything! LAZY!!!!!

Can never get ahold of anyone. The phone # does not work 717-299-1301 it always says improper…read moreformat . Medication is never where they say it will be. or when it is supposed to be there.