I wish I could give her 10 stars! She is an amazing doctor and person! I was so tired of the…read moreregular healthcare model. I wanted one doctor that took care of everything, that actually knew me. The direct care model is exactly that. Low monthly fee, direct access to your doctor via phone, text or email, and next day appointments! One appointment at Medexpress would cost me $250 due to my high deductible. Now I never have to go to an urgent care ever again!

From the owner: Dr. Natalie Gentile (she/her) is board-certified in both Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine…read more She is a proud Pittsburgh native from Mt. Lebanon and is grateful to serve the community through the direct primary care model. As an attending physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, she saw that the current primary care model in the US lacks continuity, access, and time with patients. Therefore, when she moved back to Pittsburgh, she opened Gentile Family Direct Primary Care, and is now a co-founder, with Dr. Kirsten Lin, of the Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh.

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.

Very nice takes time with you explains everything.He is very friendly knows what he's doing I have…read morediabetes and he is very knowledgeable about that. I'm seeing him for my eyes. Staff is friendly . Office is clean and stylish.

English & Spanish speaking Friendly…read more Discreet Clean Cheap Effective This is a hidden gem!

I don't understand the negative reviews. I am a kid getting it together on SSI who loves the Lord…read more I feel so blessed to have a Christian Health Care center that really is Christian in belief and not just title. My get my medical, Psych., and counseling services there and pray with all the professionals. These people care, and not just about their egos. Anyway, the front desk folks are great also. Mary on the 2nd floor is exceptional, whether she is busy or not, and just a great person as are all my professionals. I have known Walter(former security) for about 3 years. He always gives me positivity on my way to see my doc or counselor. James is fitting into his role as security well also. Good folks there!

The book called: A BRAVE LITTLE HEART: Autumn's story - by: Erica Hamilton…read more A heart transplant is surgery to remove a damaged or diseased heart and replace it with a healthy donor heart. Finding a donor heart can be difficult. The heart must be donated by someone who is brain-dead but is still on life support. The donor heart must be matched as closely as possible to your tissue type to reduce the chance that your body will reject it. For the family it was a very emotional and hard situation to face this ordeal, because Autumn is a little child and she doesn't know any different. She is sitting there with all kinds of tubes, waiting for surgery and she's smiling, only a child can do that. Kids always have a great smile on their face. I have always been amazed at how well she has recovered. Autumn was so brave while she was in the hospital and having such a positive attitude ...The coolest thing that I've noticed, is that Autumn had such a huge heart: she is so caring, it's amazing. Autumn went home on February 21, 2013, and is growing up into a perfectly healthy child. God bless her and her family !!!***Erica Hamilton admires small children who are so resilient when faced with impossible situations. When Erica heard about this six years old girl: Autumn, she was inspired to write a book to tell others of her's overcoming the worst obstacle, a heart transplant. Erica hopes that the little child's story will inspire others to face difficult situations with a positive outlook towards any challenges that life might bring. Erica Hamilton immigrated from Finland ten years ago and since coming to the United States, she has been involved in working in different areas of the medical field. Erica was certified as a practical nurse 1998 in Finland, and also served as a military medic 1999-2000, and earned her Military Medal of Merit on May 10.2001. She volunteered to help survivors at Ground Zero area in NYC during September 11, 2001 crisis. She earned her EMT certification in NYC on August 30. 2009/10.01.2015 in PA. She volunteered to help in Haiti after the severe earthquake in 4.25 - 5.1.2010. On June 14, 2011 she receive her US citizenship in NYC. Her passion continues to be one of helping others especially those who are in extreme need. She admires small children who are so resilient when faced with impossible situations. When she heard about Autumn, she was inspired to write a book to tell others of Autumn's overcoming the worst obstacle, a heart transplant. ***THE LETTER for Autumn: Dear AUTUMN, NYC Jan.22/2013 / My name is Erica Hamilton - I saw your story about your successful recovery regarding your new HEART !! I am an off duty EMT (Emergency Technician) from NYC and PA but I have also worked in the heath care field since 1998 as a practical nurse. I am from Finland (from: North Pole where the Santa Claus comes from and lives). I have been in the USA past ten years. Until today there are things that amaze me no matter how much experience I have and that is why I love your story. You are such a strong little soul - with an amazing attitude towards this big world and the life which is warmly surrounding you. I love children. I went to Haiti after the 2010 earthquake and I saw many little children there, so I hugged them and talked to them and what was amazing for me was those beautiful smiles on their faces. Children are all the same where ever you go. I would like to share a photo from Haiti FOR YOU - this little girl is three years old and she would not let me go for four hours. The truth is that I did not know what to do because I had to care for others also, not only her. That was the funny part ! This world and your beautiful family gave you a beautiful gift that has no words for to express it, your HEART! Cherish it and keep it in a good health no matter how old you are. This heart also called an organ is going to keep you alive until end of your beautiful days ... and that HEART will be your best friend in many situations for many years: when you smile, when you cry, when you feel warm, when you feel cold, when you feel lonely, when you feel in love or loved. This heart has a big responsibility to keep you alive in your tiny body. This heart also has amazing strength to get bigger and stronger and it does LOVE YOU so. I am happy to write the letter for you because I heard that you like to get mail - so I am trying to put a BIG smile on your face and make your 'new friend', the HEART, HAPPY ! I would love it if you have a time to draw me a picture of you and your 'new friend', your heart. I would also love to receive a letter from you when you feel stronger and have a time to respond to this letter. We all are united in this world and life is beautiful. We all have bad moments in our lives but the good part is that they never last forever because our HEART is working hard to do the right JOB. I wish you all the best and strength towards the road to recovery with your new friend!

We moved to this area around 30 days ago. We began to look for a new chiropractor before moving and…read moreDr. Tepe was the nearest so we decided to try him out. Let me say we really like Dr. Tepe. I like that they do a massage table prior to the adjustment; once you are relaxed the adjustment seems to be better. I, also, like that they work with your insurance; this is not something I have experienced all the time. Finally, he will adjust the adjustment to fit your body. My wife has sensitive shoulder and some adjustment types work well while, others, do not; Dr. Tepe adjusted his methods to work with her.

I've seen a good number of chiropractors before, and Dr. Tepe is one of kindest and most helpful…read moreI've ever been to. And if he can't get something adjusted on the first time he's always willing to try another approach!

With four (4) other urologists to choose from in this practice (St. Clair Health), please AVOID Dr…read more Jay A. Lutins. I took my very frail 89-year-old mother to Dr. Lutins on January 20, 2023. We arrived 30 minutes early to complete the required paperwork and provide a urine sample. We were then ushered to an exam room around the scheduled appointment time. After waiting 30 minutes in the exam room, we asked the nurse when we were going to be seen. She was very surprised the doctor had not yet met with us and so, we left our exam room door open. We watched Dr. Lutins walk by our room for another 30 minutes before he graced us with his presence. He did not introduce himself, did not perform a physical examination, and did not review my mother's medical record with her. He inquired as to how many incontinence pads she was using. When he heard the number (which is extreme) he said it was a shame, but there was NOTHING he could do for her. He suggested we investigate an external catheter (for a woman who is walker/wheelchair dependent) and provided us with a one-month sample of medication (even though I informed him she has been taking a similar medication without success). He then abruptly walked out. We were stunned. He did not even bother to ask if we had any questions or concerns. After waiting one and half (1 1/2) hours Dr. Lutins spent two (2) minutes with us. This could have been done over the phone! This is by far the WORST experience I have ever had with a doctor. I will be seeking consultation with another urologist.

Previously Dr. Wong helped get to the bottom of an underlying problem which was missed by other…read moreDoctors. He's very thorough, yet streamlined in process and costs. Today he was able to help me with a virtual visit. It was so easy, Dr. Wong is great at communicating options and treatment plans, working with you. If you need labs, he'll order them or if you like, email you directly. If you have insurance, and choose to use it for the lab, that's fine. Or he can set you up for a discounted rate! Go see Dr. Wong on ihealth!

Walked in on a Saturday morning, got out with a diagnosis and prescription 30 mins later. Efficient…read moreand affordable! Only minor issue is, you can kinda hear people talking in the doctor's room while you are in the waiting room. Patient's privacy could be better.

The doctors and nurses do a good job. Unfortunately the front desk receptionist is TERRIBLE!!!…read more She is passive aggressive and not helpful when the task is not easy. She asked me to sit in the waiting room until the doctor had time to see me. Then after 45 minutes waiting she came out and said no one could talk to me and I would have to make an appointment to just talk to anyone. There was NO ONE IN THE WAITING ROOM BUT ME BECAUSE OF THE RECENT SNOWSTORM. I suspect that she never made the request!!!!!! She was so mean and disrespectful the entire time. I still do not have a resolution to the problem. THEY NEED A NEW RECEPTIONIST FAST!!

This is the only office that I've ever gotten blood drawn where I didn't pass out. I'm sure it's…read moreall in my head, but the guy who was doing the blood drawing is so silly and fun that it really set me at ease. You can get same-day appointments fairly often, if you call the 1800 doctors number they tell you about.