I loved Rebecca Calder, the PA. She was extremely thorough, took her time and always mentioned…read moreplenty of options rather than trying to push medication on me. She always told me that if I needed anything to give her a call and she would squeeze me in (I was suffering an extreme case of sciatica and she knew I was in a lot of pain) I'm so sad to hear that she isn't there anymore. I don't even live in the area but was always willing to make the trip down if needed. I agree with the other reviews; the receptionists here are the worst. They never answer the phones and when they do they're extremely rude. One once cut me off in mid sentence after I was explaining what Rebecca told me to tell them in case they couldn't squeeze me in without apology. Other times they speak to you like you're an idiot or they can't be bothered. What a shame. I've heard great things about Dr Watkins too, but I don't think I'll be back.

If you're a gay man looking for a caring, interested, and informed, current physician, definitely…read morelook into Triangle Medical. Dr. Watkins has years of experience dealing with the unique issues that gay men face, whether it's STD/STI treatment, HIV/AIDS research and treatment, emotional health, traditional PCP stuff, and more. It's incredibly comfortable having an openly gay doctor to discuss issues with, and he's friendly, funny, and polite. One of the downsides to this particular practice, however, is that one of the great things about it is also a checkmark: the fact that the practice is so small, as a patient you'll get extraordinary attention. One the other hand, it is, at times, difficult to be seen within a day or two, though I have not had trouble with pressing emergencies (like a high fever; I was always seen same day!)

As a new patient I made a consult appointment as my primary doctor retired…read more The website was easy to navigate and the location was perfect. On my appointment date with medical history and current labs n hand, I found the staff very thorough and Doctor Stein exceptional. I was allotted all the time I needed to fill in my history as well as his review of my paperwork presented. Very impressive! I definitely made an important decision to have this office and doctor include me under their care.

I've been a patient of this practice since I was born, but Dr. Stein is the third doctor to own it…read moresince I've been going there. The practice started with Dr. Greenwald, and then went to Dr. Alan Shakt before Dr. Stein bought it when Dr. Shakt retired. Dr. Stein has owned the practice for a good couple of years now, so I know him pretty well. This practice is located on Morrell Avenue just off of Frankford, in the medical building next to the shopping center with Mr. Chicken It's on the left if you're coming from Frankford Ave. Conveniently, there's also a place to get blood tests done in the same building, just a different suite. Dr. Stein is a family practitioner who graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) about 11 years ago or so, so he's still pretty young. He's extremely nice, and he spends quality time with each patient, with his attention fixed firmly upon the patient during the office visit. He doesn't rush you in and out like a lot of doctors, and he listens carefully as you describe your symptoms. He's very careful about giving antibiotics only when needed, and he is extremely well-informed about the latest medical issues. He's very helpful with diet information, and he's particularly good and readjusting my spine if my back hurts (I'm young, I know, but I have back issues sometimes). I also trust his referrals to specialists because he knows his stuff. He's also got a cool PDA type of thing that he uses to enter prescriptions electronically, and *poof* they zoom through the air and print out at the front desk. That way, the pharmacist can read the prescription. He's also really available when the office isn't open, for emergencies, and he has coverage when he's not available. So, even though he's a solo practitioner, he's very accessible. His staff is also really, really nice. I've known some of them since I was really little, and the others have been there for a long time. It's a good sign when there is little staff turnover at a business, I think. I just have two tiny complaints. The first is that I sometimes find it difficult to get through on the phone when I call to make an appointment. It seems like it's always either busy or I get the answering service even though the office is open. My second complaint is that I always have to wait a while when I come in for an appointment. It's not unusual for me to get called back 30 minutes after my appointment time. I suspect that it's because Dr. Stein does spend so much time with each patient, but sometimes I'm in a hurry and it's annoying. My parents go here, too, and my mom once complained (firmly) to Dr. Stein about it, and it was like she kicked a puppy. He's far to nice to yell at. Honestly, though, these two complaints are extremely minor because I am happy to have a doctor whom I can trust and who I know cares about me. On a final note, I'll leave you with a story. I moved to Connecticut for two years for grad school, and, my first week there, I got the most awful stomach bug I've ever had. I threw up nonstop for hours, and I didn't have a doctor up there because I'd just moved, so I called Dr. Stein. I told him what I was experiencing, and he wasted no time in calling a prescription to the nearest pharmacy for a medicine that would make me stop puking. And it worked. That's a doctor who cares because he made no money from me on that call. It's not like he could charge my insurance for an office visit. He's the best doctor.

My experience at Northwest Physical Therapy was amazing , Shawn Vogel my PT developed a program for…read moremy injury that worked better than I hoped or imagined was possible. He also helped me create a program to use after my treatment ended so I can continue to improve the strength in my hips & knees This is a small practice with very personal care for each patient. I worked with the same PT every visit which always started on my schedule time.

My 89 y/o Dad was referred to NWPT to help with dizzy spells and leg weakness. Reluctant at first,…read moremy Dad responded well and then enthusiastically to the guidance and coaching of the top notch staff here. The support staff - especially Princess Christine - reflect the professionalism of the owner as well as their warm and welcoming personalities. My Dad continues to progress rapidly now that he has NWPT as a formidable weapon against the surprises age springs on us. Easy to find off Bethlehem Pike & close to Chestnut Hill. Lots of parking. Easy entry one story building with separate entrances. Nothing negative about this place. Kudos to this group and the work they do. Five Stars and a round of applause to NWPT. DD@Phila

Rushed service. Barely listened to me. Took a pregnancy test ( i am post menopausal). Dismissive…read more The person entering my illnesses wrote down the wrong information and was not very skilled. Listed wrong allergies and was rushed. Lack luster service. An uptight unfriendly environment

If you seeking a primary care physician you don't have to look any further. This Primary office,…read moreis empathetic, compassionate and vey humble. The Office staff is professional and caring. Carlie Liberatore PA is my favorite. I will follow her to the moon. So, seeking look no more! This gem shines!

Kayla is awesome. I went to another therapist for 2 years and it didn't help. I've been going to…read moreStrive for a couple of months and I'm already getting better! Kayla has listened to me & created a completely different exercise program than the last therapist. She even adjusted it when I fell and hurt my knee and arm. Strive is a large organization and I can't speak for their other offices, but the Washington Square location is the best PT office I've ever been to. And shout out to the receptionist, Sammy, who is always kind and patient on the phone and great to talk to in the office.

I broke 6 ribs in a cycling crash and needed to rehab after they had healed. Strive's professionals…read moredeveloped a several exercises and stretches focused on strengthening my core. The care was compassionate and professionally delivered. The office environment was very professional, always clean and always friendly. Highly recommend.

They are the best doctors. I particularly love Dr.Howard Haber. He has a wonderful bedside manner…read moreand is one of the most compassionate people I've met. It also doesn't hurt that he is a brilliant diagnostician. He is a true lifesaver.

I have been a member of the Jefferson Heart Institute since before it had the name. The staff is…read moregreat. The medicine state of the art. Any cardiologist working there is selected from the best around the world for technical brilliance and humanistic character. Returned last week for a exam and stress test. I saw three doctors, and two were present DURING the walk on the treadmill. As it was nuclear, I had two sessions with the latest camera, which I basically sat in as it circled around me. No muss. No fuss. Kudos to Drs. Savage, Hansen and Yair, and the technicians. I felt totally secure with these folks. Their competence and caring were omnipresent. Unlike other such procedures I have endured where it often seems they don't know what they're doing, at JHI, that is never a worry. My personal cardiologist called the next day with the results, and reassured me that all we needed to address was a BP issue with a medicinal tweak. Nice to know I will live forever.

Like many people, I dread most interactions with any facet of the medical establishment--which…read moremight be why I was several years overdue on an echocardiogram. That dread was quickly displaced by my experience with the Jefferson Heart Institute, which was remarkably pleasant and efficient. I barely had to wait for my appointment, and I was fortunate enough to get Dr. Wiener, an affable, direct doctor who spoke with clarity and was able to arrange for an echo almost immediately--I arrived at 10, and after an EKG, my meeting with the doctor, the echo, and then one further consultation, I was out by noon. I would unhesitatingly recommend this establishment, and it fills me with anger and sorrow that not everyone has access to the health-care resources that would allow them these sorts of visits. On the upshot, my heart is in good health, so that's nice to know.

I had a previous visit to Dr. Cohen's office a few years ago where I saw his colleague Mansi Patel…read more I had developed plantar fasciitis. Long story short she gave me the insulting and incredibly offensive fat person diagnosis, and when I called her out on that lazy response she basically said "Well that's what I think, what do you want me to do, lie?" I have a toe injury right now and I urgently need to see someone so I called the office yesterday in desperation and got their receptionist. I am 100% confident I spoke to her specifically. She has a distinctive accent. I asked if they had any cancellations same-day so I could come in and she said no, but they had one for tomorrow and scheduled me for TODAY at 1:45. Imagine my surprise when I walked in and she said no doctors are in and my appointment was for tomorrow. Then she tried to pass the blame onto their answering service even though I am absolutely sure - I cannot stress this enough - that I spoke to *HER* on the phone. I am neither free tomorrow nor do I honestly have the capacity to take the 30 minute round trip into the city to see someone after doing it today for NO REASON. Avoid this absolute nightmare of a practice.

This is a review for Dr. Robert Cohen - there is no Dr. Meyers in this office (255 s 17th Street,…read more24th Fl.). Dr. Cohen is great - but he only sees patients in this office 2 days per week. There is another podiatrist on a 3rd day. Easy to get an appointment and I was helped well and immediately.