I really loved the fact the Administrator is trying to make positive changes in the building…read more Speaking with families, rounding, knowing the staff and residents. She is hands on and cares a great deal about the quality of care being given at this rehab center. She is fair and honest, works hard and has put the needs of the facility before her own. Kudo's to Catherine.

I went here over a week ago and they sent a prescription to my pharmacy. The pharmacy said it…read morerequires prior authorization, so I called the number they gave me as a direct line. It always goes to voice mail, after a few days I finally got a hold of a nurse. I told her what was going on and she said it didn't need prior authorization. I have tried and tried calling back but no answer to my voice mails. I finally got through today but was told I had to leave a message. Why bother they won't return it. I'd like to give them negative stars.

The best. I cannot say enough good things about Penn State Cancer Institute from the check in…read moreprocess, to the volunteers stationed to help patients, to the lab testing, to radiology and other examination processes and treatments to--especially--the Oncologists with whom I have dealt. I feel especially blessed & fortunate to have been sent by my family physician to Dr. Kevin L. Rakszawski. I expected that I would get a good doctor, but was blown away by Dr. Rakszawski and his colleagues/team. They treated me and my wife and our concerns with the utmost respect and dignity. They infused humor into a difficult process, and put us at ease. We were, frankly, scared. We didn't say so, but indubitably, he was aware. His knowledge, his calmness, and his bedside manner are second to none. I would HIGHLY recommend him and his team to anyone who needs to see a competent, thoroughly on top of the state of his/her profession professional. He zeroed right into our issue immediately, and was an excellent quarterback for the process we had to go through. My son is tangentially in the medical field in another state, and has access to physicians' ratings/education/experience nationwide. I asked him to look up Dr. Rakszawski and let me know what he found. Our son had wanted me to go to the Mayo Clinic, but after looking into Dr. Rakszawski and his rating from his peers/colleagues, he said, "Dad, it looks like you've found the best, stay with Rakszawski." I did and we are very glad and most grateful to him and his wisdom, technique, and sincere desire to help his patients. On a scale of 1 to 10, he is way off the scale, the best of the best.

These doctors are the best! I would trust them to provide care for any ortho need. Dr Scott King,…read morein particular, is amazing. We've had him do knees, hips and a rotator cuff surgery. All went very well. Their Enola office (UPMC) on Good Hope Road is great too.

Dr King did my knee replacement on nov1,2021 and I will say I was very pleased with my care prior…read moreto during and following my procedure and I healed well. Their f/u day after and during was top notch. Recommend highly

I am receiving excellent and experienced care here. I have only had 2 visits so far and I can…read morealready see and feel a difference in my left finger and my right elbow. I can only say great things about everyone here. I will write another review after a few weeks. I literally and figuratively speaking feel like I am in good hands (no pun intended here) I am normally a very nervous person when it comes to medical problems but I really relaxed, and feel listened to and I can completely trust and know I am receiving the best care.

I am writing this review because I believe prospective patients deserve to know about my…read moreexperience. I have been receiving occupational therapy here following hand surgery, and the therapist treating me is also the owner of the practice. During my appointment, she voluntarily shared a story about a former patient who used pronouns outside of "he" or "she." She stated that she refused to use those pronouns and expressed that she does not respect people who do. She also commented that her daughter is "too much of a stickler" for LGBTQ+ rights. This conversation had nothing to do with my treatment, yet it was brought into a healthcare setting where patients should feel safe, respected, and welcome regardless of their identity. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I found these comments deeply disappointing and offensive. I also have family members who use they/them pronouns, so hearing a healthcare provider openly describe refusing to respect a patient's identity was unsettling. Everyone is entitled to their personal beliefs. However, when those beliefs are expressed in a way that signals certain patients may not be treated with the same respect or dignity, people deserve to know before choosing where to receive care. If you are non-binary, gender-fluid, or simply expect your healthcare providers to respect patients' identities, I would encourage you to consider this experience before choosing this practice.