Dr. Tavani has been my physician since I moved to the region three years ago. I have had thyroid…read morecancer and which required surgery about 15 years ago. Consequently, I am very careful about whom I select. She is highly knowledgeable, professional, caring, patient, and understanding. I am very confident in entrusting my endocrine health to her.

I have been seeing Dr Tavani for many years. She is serious about caring for her patients. I am…read moregrateful to her for sticking with me and not giving up on me. I have lost over 100 lbs and my A1C has been reduced drastically. She listens to my concerns and explains her reasoning and tries different meds that will work better with me. I have read unflattering reviews and do not agree with them at all. You have to be willing to work with her.

After meeting Dr. Grisafi and his staff they put you at ease and explain procedures in laymen's…read moreterms. Staff members are top notch. I had two procedures done. Couldn't have gone better. I may stop by just to say hello and leave them another Tomato Pie.

After one visit, I know I'm in the right hands! I can't say enough good things about the staff…read moreand doctors here! They are very professional, very helpful and they genuinely care. 5 ***** stars! Excellent place to get excellent care.

I've been seeing Dr.Tatarian since 2011, at first he was quiet but actually he is very professional…read moreand compassionate. I saw Amy Bustin, his PA for the first few months and she was great as well. Both took their time to listen and make sure you feel comfortable. So does Barbara Singer the RN, she is very qualified! Dorothy, the receptionist, is always nice and smiling. Its hard to get an appointment, I had to wait almost one month before my first one! Over all the whole staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Four Yelps!

Dr. Tatarian is great! He's been in the business for a couple of decades, so he really knows his…read morestuff and his wealth of experience really inspires confidence. He communicated clearly with me and answered all my questions. I never felt rushed during any of my appointments with him, and he took as much time as was necessary to answer my questions. He was very thorough and had me get a bunch of tests to help diagnose my issue. I felt like he really cared about me and really wanted to get to the bottom of my issue.

Dr. Lisa Freedman is truly in the business of helping people get better. What sets her apart is not…read morejust her clinical expertise, but her commitment to ensuring that every aspect of your care is thoughtful, coordinated, and in your best interest. She takes the time to carefully and thoroughly scrutinize the decisions other doctors make on your behalf, making sure nothing is overlooked and that each recommendation aligns with your overall health goals.

Dr. Freedman is a wonderful doctor. I've worked with her and seen her treat her patients with…read moreutmost dedication. She gives them her attention and addresses their concerns. Her holistic approach has helped so many patients that I have seen with her. Would definitely recommend her to my friends.

I have been going to Devon Family Practice my whole life since second grade! My whose family also…read morewere taken care of by these wonderful doctors until they moved away. Dr. Priem has been my main doctor for do many years- he is the best! Thank you for all you do Dr. Priem!

I have been a patient with this practice for 35 years. Dr. Robert Lawlor was wonderful. Before he…read moreretired, he sent me a nice letter explaining he was retiring and that Dr. Costabile would be taking his patients. I had a good experience with Dr. Costabile for about a year, but one day when I was sick, I called to make an appointment with him and was told I couldn't see him because he wasn't my doctor. The receptionist said my "doctor" was a physician's assistant. I explained that I'd been seeing Dr. Costabile, but she said she couldn't schedule me with him. After several months, they offered a new young doctor and I saw him for a little over a year. Today, I called to schedule my annual physical and was told the new doctor was leaving the practice and I should call back in a month to see if they had hired someone else. The receptionist quickly gave me the names and numbers of two other practices. It seems Devon Familiy Practice doesn't want to keep their patients and is actively trying to unload some of us, so I'm looking for a new practice.

Dr. Susan Stitt is such a great doctor that I drive all the way from Philadelphia out to Limerick…read morejust to see her. I probably don't have to say much else. She's great if you are a women who prefers female doctors. The office staff are always pleasant as well, which is a huge deal to me.

They are now big business - completely clinical bureaucratic and do not care about long time…read morepatients. We have been with this office for 20 years and can not get simple prescriptions filled with out issues. I went for almost a week without refills after requesting 3 plus times and calling the office manager. One hand isn't talking to the other. I have made an appointment with another physician.

Took my daughter here for a sports injury. They were fast and efficient. Jackie our x-ray tech was…read morefabulous. She was patient with my anxious daughter. Also the doctor we saw Alec was amazing as well. 10 out of 10 experience!

Went here with my mom due to COVID infection. Both times the front desk and medical staff were…read moreextremely kind and caring and helpful. In retrospect our first visit was maybe a little more rushed from the doctor, but only because our nurse during the follow-up visit was so thorough and amazing! (we didn't feel any negative way during our first visit, to be clear) Regardless, both times they took care of us and made us feel comfortable and I will definitely return if I find myself needing the services again. Not an unkind or uncaring person amongst them.

The doctors are great.....the office staff not so much…read more If you call for a rx refill, it never gets there until you call several times over the course of days. If you need a referral do not ask the day before. They act as if you are asking them to donate an organ to you and they will not guarantee the referral will be there the following day. They insist you leave the information on their referral voice mail line. There is no such thing as customer service anymore. It's all self serve. Pretty soon they'll be leaving instructions for us to do our own mammograms and draw our own blood.

The Reverend Dr. Steak and I have been patients at LMFM for many years now. This is a small…read morepractice located in the 'heart' of downtown Narberth, PA, near the movie theater. Parking is in a private lot at the rear of their office building and it's free. The Rev. has some standard chronic health issues - cholesterol, blood pressure. He for many years primarily saw Dr. Stallkamp, whom he liked very much. Dr. Stallkamp left the practice a year ago to go into research, which initially made him sad. Then, he met Dr. Lytton. I can honestly say Dr. Lytton saved his life. Furthermore, she is the ONLY doctor that has gotten through his thick Southern skull to where he's finally enacting some serious lifestyle changes. You see, the Reverend is indeed a fully grown Southern man. The four basic food groups of the Southern Man would be fat, salt, meat and sugar. This is why so many Southern men don't get to be people "of a certain age". Despite years, I mean years, people, of cajoling, nagging, begging, yelling, refusing, etc, on my part, this man would not make changes in that diet when things like the cholesterol and the blood pressure and the weight started to go awry. I have snuck more Splenda and Boca in this man than he realizes in the name of true love. Still, the car would be full of soda bottles and fast food wrappers and when left alone, it was fry an egg in butter and bacon grease time. It didn't help that his compliance with taking his medicine to help control these things was spotty at best. That, again, despite my best nagging and cajoling and such. You may think I'm an ineffective nagger. I am not. He is just as stubborn as a jacka**, so in him I feel I have met my match some days. When he doesn't want to do something, good luck getting him to do it. Even denying him my 'feminine wiles' failed to change him. That's DEFCON 5 nagging, people. Years with Dr. Stallkamp, as great as she was, failed to enact change. That doesn't mean she wasn't a great doctor, she was and is. She just could not get through his thick skull. It took Dr. Lytton taking over his care, taking a good look at him and putting him in the hospital because his BP was so out of control then sitting him and I down together and giving us not only a stern talking-to but recipes, guidance on food choices, and yes, encouragement to get him to change. This man in 8 weeks has subsequently lost 18 pounds. He eats mostly vegetarian. When he goes out he looks for good choices like chicken grilled vs. beef. Yes, on Easter he smoked a brisket for the family and he had two pieces (and yes, it was mighty good) but that was it. He has grilled pork chops occasionally. He rarely drinks soda. He has not missed a dose of his medications in two months. He looks better, feels better and actually is doing that on his own, making his changes. So, yeah, the staff may not always be pleasant. Dr. Lytton does present as a little flighty and scattered and odd. Don't let that fool you, the woman knows her stuff. When you go there, you have as much time as you need with the doctor, not 5 or 10 minutes. Lastly, they care. Dr. Lytton has called at 10 PM and on weekends to give test results and to talk with him and to check in on him. Is the practice perfect? No. The staff is rude. Sometimes you wait (like that never happens at a doctor's office). However, I'll take rude staff and sitting in a waiting room all day long when it means a longer life with my love. Wouldn't you?