A Heck no! Ever since they changed from LVHN to Jefferson things have changed for the worse. They…read moreused to have great staff and were super competent. I was seen at first by a very rude , curt heavyset dark haired Latin lady who interrupted my explanation and didn't listen to my concerns about taking my BP . She asked if I wanted to take a test first and then see the medical assistant or the other way around either way she was very rude and unprofessional. The actual MA was nice but unfortunately the meds. Prescribed were ineffective.I wouldn't recommend this place at this point. And who the heck is Jefferson medical anyway? Another Philadelphia hospital group gobbling up LVHN?

Front check in staff are very friendly and professional. I…read morewas here for my yearly mammogram. I like going to this facility due to the friendliness of the staff and technician, and I have never had to wait for my appointment. I'm already scheduled for my mammogram for next year, which is a plus, so I don't forget to schedule. They have packets to remove deodorant prior to test, and packets of deodorant to put on after test. Great idea.

What a great place! From the girls at check-in to my nurse Bree, my anesthesia provider Coleen, and…read moremy doctor Dr Rakmanine, I received top notch care. Though the place is BUSY, I felt the care was very personal. Thank you.

I really don't know where to start. What started out as a regular check up and colonoscopy turned…read moreinto a NIGHTMARE! All though the procedure went well so I thought, they had cut out 3 extremely small polyps which were benign. The Dr. said to me that I had diverticulosis after the exam.....well ok no problem. But about 5 days later I had extreme pain in my lower left abdomen (never had issues before) and I was experiencing a lot of PAIN! WELLLLL I called the colonoscopy office which said that they would like me to get a CT scan stat. So I left work to go do this, they told me that I had DIVERTICULITIS now! Hmmmm odd for me since I'm 53 yrs old and NEVER had an issue my whole life! I'm put on antibiotics for 10 days.....well that only lasted for 2 days until I had such severe pain that I had to go to the ER, and after several hours, ANOTHER CT SCAN, I was then admitted so they could administer IV antibiotics for the next 3 days! BECAUSE NOW, THE INFECTION SPREAD! YAYYYY! ***************** I was told from the DR/staff at the colonoscopy center that I can continue with a regular diet of which I did! (no restrictions) I got the infection (diverticulitis) from the polyps being removed because I was NEVER told to eat a bland diet for a few days/week so that I could heal!(the infection was where they were removed) So on top of all this I have a hospital bill to pay that is over $2000 which I'm outraged about this also! ******I also had to take several medications, along with visits to my family DR to get my system back to NORMAL which took several weeks to fix! I am now eating what I want, as I did before the procedure and since I am healed I do not have any issues at all! I called the colonoscopy office and I told them that they should be responsible for the hospital bill. Their response to me was that, they can't pay that bill! WELL YOU CREATED THE ISSUE!!!!!! C.M.

I have been going to the Parkland health center since 1979. They treated me, my husband and our 2…read morechildren over the years and we have never been disappointed. I cried when Dr Lenhart retired because he was my personal physician. He sat with me and assured me that he intereviewed all the candidates personally and chose the one whom would be best for his patient. Thanks Dr Lenhart for giving me Dr Wells and taking care of me for all those wonderful years. KR

Rating isn't for the doctor but the office, I've been going here for many years, now I'm told by…read morethe office staff it's my responsibility to tell them how to bill my insurance. I ask for help..... "we don't do that, you need to call your insurance company" You also sign a form that basically says if they bill wrong you pay. Unfortunately I need to visit the doctor 2 or 3 times per year and this is important to me.

Need to update the website on hours. Website list open at 7:00am. It's now 8:15am and no one is…read moreworking at LabCorp. There was a line at 7:00am (they all left). Professional courtesy, either hire responsible staff or correct the open hours so people can properly schedule.

I have used this facility for about a year and have only had good experiences with efficient and…read morefriendly technicians. Their billing department has processed insurance payments without delay or mistakes. Walk-ins are welcome, but I recommend you make an appointment online to streamline your visit. Their check-in process is quick and easy thanks to a set of computerized kiosks that scan your identification and insurance cards. There is plenty of off-street parking all around their building.

Absolutely outstanding service and quality healthcare! I called in the morning with a sinus…read moreinfection and associated headache that I had let go for too long, and it was now stopping me in my tracks. The office found an opening for me that afternoon, and the staff and healthcare provider gave me excellent service and care. In a time when healthcare feels like you are being rushed in and rushed out, it was refreshing to have a healthcare provider that spent time with me, listened to my health concerns and treated me with care and compassion. As a result of the outstanding care and service, I was well on my way to recovery!!

Dr. Alex is exceptional! She doesn't miss a thing when you describe your health situation. She…read morefollows up from check-up to checkup, having forgotten nothing. It's hard to describe how confident I am in the care she provides. As for the rare "emergency" visit, the practice sees me efficiently, especially if I use the 8am slot reserved for emergent patients.