I treat with Eric Levicoff and his physician assistant. They are both very accommodating and…read morehelpful. Dr. Levicoff has given me steroid injections in both of my knees and they have helped so much the pain that I have been standing or walking or even being in bed without moving is pretty much gone. If I ever do need surgery down the road on my hip or my knees, Dr. Eric Levicoff is the doctor I want.

I just had my second knee replaced and Rothman has been exceptionally professional and helpful…read more Quick replies to emails and phone calls.

After an awful experience at Phoenixville Hospital that left us with more questions than answers…read more(and much more pain than he had in their ER), my boyfriend desperately needed a second opinion, so we searched for a new urologist. Dr. Bollinger seemed like a good fit, but the negative reviews here had him having doubts. I encouraged him to book the appointment and so he did. True, the office is very old school and rather unkempt, and yes, there was a typical amount of time spent waiting (nothing excessive), but the doctor himself was great. He was not at all impersonable, dismissive, or rude. He was informative, he listened, he was able to make and take little jokes, and we had our next appointment scheduled for him to perform a procedure at Paoli Hospital two days later. When that day came, he was already waiting for us, and he was prepared to have an actual discussion about all of the little things my boyfriend experienced in the meantime. It was a huge relief to see that he wasn't simply writing off our concerns or ignoring our questions. We felt a lot more secure that this time around, this doctor and this hospital would actually take care of him. Yes, there was a time delay.. perhaps half an hour extra that we had to wait before "go time", but we knew it was because he was giving the same attention and care to the patient who was scheduled ahead of us. No problem. The anesthesia nurse (like every other staff member we interacted with that morning) was above and beyond being professional, friendly, and comforting. She took my boyfriend to the OR and I went to wait. It wasn't long at all before Dr. Bollinger found me in the waiting room and said that my guy was clear and that everything went smoothly. He sat and talked to me about what I thought we might need, told me the next steps, told me about follow-up care and appointments, and then when I was satisfied, he left to get to his next patient. At Phoenixville a week earlier, Dr. Oskanian had disappeared before I was permitted to return to my boyfriend; that procedure was a failure, the nurse's account of the facts did not match the OR report, I never had an opportunity to talk to him or have my concerns addressed, and he dismissed my guy's pains (caused by bad handling) as being in his head. Dr. B was worlds better, and entirely thorough. My guy got through his recovery well and finally had his positive outlook back. He smiled for the first time in two weeks. Yeah, recovery comes with its own pains and challenges, but his miserable ordeal is finally over. Dr. Bollinger is a good dude. Don't dismiss him based on the appearance of his receptionst's office or the doomsayers who have given him bad reviews here.

I called today - just a half an hour ago or so - to cancel my appointment for tomorrow April 1st,…read more2026, at 4:30pm, as I felt that my symptoms had subsided. There is documentation of this appointment in the two pictures below. The woman I spoke with on the phone informed me that there was apparently "no appointment scheduled" and I was "not in their system." This was a very disorganized move to say the least, particularly when I have actual documentation that I scheduled an appointment with him. Hopefully, my posts - between what I am posting here AND my previous post - are demonstrating precisely what corruption is present within the Medical Industry. Dr. Bollinger - in terms of what he knows about the urinary system and the efforts he was able to invest into fixing my kidney nearly 12 years ago - is certainly an expert, but it is concerning that he and his staff are not organized and professional - particularly when they have the power to control the fate of people's physical health. Millions of people across the globe have stepped forward to vocally oppose my work as a radical feminist theorist and psychological scientist, yet I can STILL remain organized and highly professional in my endeavors. Consider that millions have decided to step forward to stop me and my political agenda in the first place because they perceive me as the single most profoundly intellectual threat to the cultural fabric of society; such adversaries of mine, who are highly manipulative, conniving, and brilliant - which makes them astoundingly dangerous to the well-beings of anyone who does not agree with their political ideology - have devoted their lives to stopping my societal growth in both the educational and career domains, as they believe that they are each political revolutionaries who stand for the civil rights of the American people. Such supposed "political revolutionaries" are currently in the process of overthrowing the current state of medicine by controlling whether anyone who disagrees with their political ideology has access to professional medical care (which I will refer to here as "healthcare"). The goals of such revolutionaries is to withhold healthcare from anyone who expresses support of my political ideology as a radical feminist theorist (i.e. expressing support for ​the expungement of traditional gender roles). Such political activities by so-called "revolutionaries" should be of society-wide concern and SHOULD be stopped; such activities should be of TOP PRIORITY for ANY medical professionals out there to prioritize the rights of patients, regardless of political ideology. With all this chaos being described, this is just another reason for why being organized and professional when working as a medical professional should be upheld. Someone's life could be put at-risk if those who interact with Dr. Bollinger and his staff are not treated with respect and dignity. The physical health of each American matters, regardless of which political ideology he or she best aligns with.

It's now 4:09pm. My appointment (which I arrived a few minutes early for) was at 3:30. Still…read morehaven't seen a doctor. I was told there's another patient booked at 3:30 for the exact same Doctor. The doctor and practice are making maximum dollars while wasting my time & the time fellow patients.

This place is ridiculous. I brought my son to the Premier Urgent Care for a knee injury. We arrived…read moremore than an hour before their posted closing time, and they refused to see him. They said they reached their patient limit for the day. This IS NOT an urgent care. Don't go there, especially for a child. They'll turn yoj away without a second though, regardless of when they say they're open!!!

I had my first appointment today with Dr. Cassandra Stache…read more She was excellent. The exam was thorough, the explanation regarding what my issue is was educational and interesting. She recommended exercises I do in the morning, explained when to apply heat vs. ice, and even recommended specific brands of shoes that will suit my feet well. She also recommended 2 good topical creams. I highly recommend Dr. Stache.

I had my first follow-up appointment yesterday. The doc got out the photos they took of my toenails…read moreback in January. Clearly progress has been made. The doc clipped my nails way back again with this most recent visit. There is barely anything left that shows that I had toenail fungus. My next appointment is in June. Probably my nails will be completely clear by then. I am going to continue to use the anti-fungal solution and cream, spray my shoes with Lysol from time to time, and that will probably be it. The cost for all of this is reasonable. The laser is really a piece of cake pain-wise. The appointments are brief. The people are friendly. The only thing that may have been a slight negative is I believe the pills I took during the first 30 days made it slightly uncomfortable to swallow for a couple weeks. Maybe it made something in my throat swell a little. But it was bearable. So if you've got toenail fungus, my advice to you is to just deal with it - before it gets worse and becomes a bigger problem. Forget about over-the-counter remedies. Declare all-out war. Go to some professionals like these guys and get the problem solved.

I am very pleased with the results from a few weeks at Synergy Sports & Orthopedic Physical Therapy…read morewith Dr. Jeff and this team. I had lost full motion in the right shoulder. Dr. Jeff was able to help analyze the issue to be linked to rotator cuff due to incorrect posture. My first visit included an initial assessment, heat treatment, some light exercise with an ultrasound. Afterwards they put together a plan for my workout to build strength. Throughout my visits they always challenged me while also ensuring I did not aggravate my pain. Because of the professional and friendly environment along with knowledge and willingness to work an individual-based plan for me, I steadily progressed with each visit. I was able to progress nicely and regained strength and close to full function. We assessed my function, pain level and abilities of my shoulder each visit. Because of my visits with Synergy Sports & Orthopedic Physical Therapy I am able to do everyday tasks without the pain I previously had. Thank you to everyone for getting me to a point where I feel positive about my ability to improving function of my shoulder. Rupam Bhayani

Jeff had a double-dipper with me: an injured hamstring and a shoulder tendon issue. He did some…read moremagical things on the hamstring and got it back in a few weeks. Then he progressed the shoulder so that I was able to hit tennis balls in a couple of months.

Dr. Veitia is a Marvelous surgeon! I chose to have a…read morenipple sparing double mastectomy with reconstruction after a breast cancer diagnosis. Dr. V was always available to answer all of my questions, and I couldn't be happier with my results. He is truly a perfectionist that cares about his patients.

Dr. Veitia is wonderful doctor. He performed a breast reduction for me less than two months ago,…read moreand my results are amazing. He was kind and patient throughout the entire process and explained everything to me along the way. His staff worked directly with my insurance company to get my surgery covered. I could not be happier!

Dr. Arditio is awesome! the staff is great and the doctor takes the time to talk things over with…read morehis patients. The office is near and well kept and parking was not a problem. This doctor really cares about his patients and wants to find them the best possible treatment available.

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Excellent facility & staff... from the front desk to nurses & Doctors. Everyone was So pleasant and…read moreaccommodating & kind. They took such good care of me and we all had some laughs too. There was no wait time, got me checked in & ready to go. Very smooth. Don't even worry if you are having a procedure here. You are in great hands.

Worse experience I have ever endured. Told to come in early only to lay in a bed for 3 hours, 21…read morehours of no food or drink to be told that it was unknown when I would have my surgery.

Goodbye Breathe Right strips--hello easy breathing! I…read morerecently had a septoplasty with turbinate reduction at the Paoli Surgery Center, and I couldn't be happier with the results. The entire procedure took just 30 minutes, and I was in and out in about 3 hours. Best of all--no pain at all. Zero. Nada. Nothing! Dr. Katin and his team were warm, humble, and genuinely caring throughout the entire process. I put off this surgery for 8 years, but I'm so glad I finally went through with it. My breathing is noticeably better, I can exercise longer, and I'm finally sleeping through the night. If you're on the fence--just do it. It's truly a game changer!

I came to Dr. Katin's office in Paoli because I felt that a neglected tooth had an infection in it…read moreand I was afraid it had traveled into my sinus. Dr. Katin was completely thorough and professional. He took this infection very seriously and had the confidence as a doctor to direct me in the right path. He tried a course of antibiotics, then tested to see if the infection was still there, ordered a Cat Scan, and then highly recommended surgery to drain my sinus. He put me at ease, and I knew he had my best interest in mind. Dr. Katin called me the day after surgery and accepted a call from me right away. I would highly recommend Dr. Katin to anyone who has sinus issues or needs an ENT.

I am absolutely confident in her ability as a doctor. Great bedside manner…read more What keeps me from giving her five stars is the office operation. It takes about six months to get an appointment. The robot calls start twelve months out when the appointment is due and they won't make an appointment when i leave the last one--which means i see her every 18 months. Since i need a script for a mammogram, that also gets pushed back to 18 months. The reminder robot calls are made at the end of the day when it is impossible to use the reminder to pick up the phone and use the reminder. ( I used to fill out a reminder card that never got mailed.) When she went out on her own, she automated. I now have to have a password (yet another!) to get the results of my annual pap smear and the robot calls pester me to do so. The office assured me that they would call if all was not well with the test. My daughter also goes to Dr. marlino and the system couldn't tell us apart because we have the same home phone number. An annual exam is supposed to included in the almost $6000 i pay after tax for health insurance for just me. I was charged for the visit because the doctor wrote me a prescription, but I was not told that at the time. (And i couldn't afford to fill the Rx) This had a double sting as I had been unemployed for more than a year and there was no warning that I would be charged. I called to question this bill. The billing specialist in her office said she would ask about that but i never heard back. (It's been about a month.). I don't really begrudge her the office visit co- pay--i am just frustrated in dealing with the business side and the fact that the charge was disclosed by invoice. It is up to me to be vigilant about every business aspect of this office--appointment setting, test results, monitoring what I say to not be charged for a "free" visit and making sure I get my insurance card back from the front desk at the time of the visit. So far the quality of the care has been worth the aggravation. I keep telling myself it is only once a year--oops make that year and a half. Very impersonal business side for a very personal business.

Dr Marlino has been my obGyn for over ten years. From life right out of college, to being pregnant…read morewith my son, and most recently giving birth to twins, she has been a wonderful doctor for me. Wait times are a little long to see her but are 1000% worth it!