Penn Internal & Family Medicine is part of the ever expanding University of Pennsylvania Health…read moreSystem. This one nearest my home is 7 minutes door to door. It is convenient and most importantly, providing world class medicine to individuals and families due to the expertise so close at hand at the main facilities in Philadelphia. While my PCP (Personal Care Physician) is right there, my cardiologist and urologist are right downtown 30 minutes away. They have an excellent online presence where I can schedule appointments, see lab results and exchange messages with my doctor and staff. The time saved from telephone holding is tremendous, and worth the price of admission. This technology really works. I feel integrated into their network, as all my doctors use the same site, called My PennMed. Now that I am finally catching up with my health maintenance delayed by Covid the past two years, I am feeling more confident that I am taking care of myself the right way again with the help of the PennMed health system. That sense of security is priceless in this day and age.

Efficient office staff. Excellent care.Doctor Steven Flashner and the team of doctors at Doylestown…read moreHealth Urology are outstanding.

Because of this place and Dr Peffer dragging their feet my prostate cancer metastasized to my rib…read moreand vertebrae. 48 years old with stage 4 prostate cancer. Stay away from this place. They have no clue.

Dr Schaefer was unbelievably thorough with me . He is knowledgeable and feel confident in his…read moreskill. The reception and all the staff are unbelievable. I would recommend to friends.

Bucks County Urology has changed its name and affiliations to Urology Care Alliance. It remains in…read morethe same location in the ring of offices around Oxford Valley Mall, and the same doctors are there treating patients. With the changing landscape in medicine, growing larger and finding economies of scale is the only way to go.

Doctor perform surgery. Everything went very well. Stuff was very friendly. Overall I can't be less…read morehappy with result

This review is for Dr Polland's Physician Assistant, Christina Lee, Gynecology & Urology. Ms. Lee…read moreis very sweet and polite. Here's what went wrong - she made chastising and snide remarks about always having bacteria in my urine. The urine test showed no bacteria. I mentioned that I had a series of UTI's and had none since my surgery (stent in my kidneys). She had no idea what I was talking about. I am not a new patient to Ms. Lee and her office, uro-gynecology, had my records. She repeatedly dug her fingernails into me during the exam and commented on how thin my skin was and did I feel her nails digging into tissue. Of course I did - keep in mind this was a gynecology exam! Never before have I had an internal exam via fingernails. She noted I had internal irritations. Her clawing fingernails did not help this situation. She did not leave the room after the exam. She stayed in the room, facing me while I dressed. I have never had any doctor or PA do that before. It was uncomfortable and inappropriate. While I appreciate that Dr. Polland is very good at what she does, her PA, who is friendly and smiling, needs to keep her comments to herself, trim her fingernails, and be respectful of patient privacy. Not a good experience.

I have been going to Dr Kern for a little over a year and I have found him to be respectful,…read morecourteous and he explains everything fully. I had a biopsy and he had given me something to deaden the pain. I have also had to go to him since I am continually getting UTI. Thinking about getting that operation for my enlarged prostate.

Disappointed! Although the doctor seemed to know his stuff, his lack of patience was very annoying…read more Bit of a know it all who does not want to take the time (and lets you know the clock is running) to explain in layman's terms. Easily loses his patience (pun intended).

I wish all my clinicians were as understanding and knowledgable as Dr…read moreYoungren. A doctor it's fun to visit. Webb L., Morris Plains NJ

Drew Hecht has been my urologist for about a decade, since I reached the age when men should take…read morebetter care of themselves to avoid some of the complications of growing up (and older). His office, originally Bucks County Urology is now Urology Care Alliance, a consortium of specialists in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Through these changes, he has continued to be an excellent practitioner. He also has the best sense of humor of any doctor I have known. Always a hoot to have the annual checkup and leave chuckling despite having to drop my drawers and cough. The prostate exam is never fun, but at least he knows all the jokes and can keep me distracted. For my male friends, once you reach 40 you should be thinking about keeping your plumbing working efficiently, and your sex life as strong as possible. Start getting check ups early, and you can feel more confident that you can have a happy and healthy long and intimate life.

I have taken myself as well as my youngest son to be evaluated by Dr Hecht. We were very pleased…read morewith his staff as well as his demeanor. A solid professional in every sense of the word. Parking can be an issue here due to the amount of other medical offices here ( mostly employees ) That is the only problem we have experienced here. But that must be due in part of Dr Hecht's reputation. What more could one ask for.

This urology medical practice has changed names and alliances several times over the past few…read moreyears. As presently constituted it calls itself, Summit Health. I previously was a patient here with the now retired Dr. Hecht. As part of my annual physical with PennMed, an updated urological exam was recommended due to history of kidney stones. This office was suggested, and convenient to home. On this appointment I saw Akira Yamamoto, MD, a staff physician/surgeon. He was on the young side of his career, and impressively thorough and personable. He reviewed a recent CT scan with me and discussed alternatives to the continuing stone issue. Nothing momentous, we decided to see each other again in 6 months and look for any changes. That seemed the right approach, so made that appointment and went our respective ways. I learned some things from our discussion that I will attempt to integrate into my diet. More Mediterranean. Less processed foods. I am pretty good about that already, but now I know that sometimes the best diet for for one condition is not the best for another. I would have preferred to have heard that from the doctors I have seen over the last years, but none had the whole patient in mind, and it came to me to figure this out. Question is; how solve the inconsistencies? Will let you know as soon as I do. Upon further investigation, I have learned that this practice's name is Summit Health-New Jersey Urology.

Do not go to the Voorhees office. They cancelled my appointment without my knowledge when they…read morepulled the NP to help a doctor. The appointment was for my father who has dementia that I had to take out of Memory Care to get him there. Then then argued with me that I didn't have an appointment which I have an email confirmation for.

One of a kind practioner. I do not know what I would do without her. Actually, I do know. I…read morewould be miserable and uncomfortable all the time which is what I was before finding Dr Kellogg-Spadt. I also really appreciate Paige who is so helpful on the phone and so kind in person.

I have been seeing Dr. K for over 5 years. She is by far the best physician I have ever seen. She…read moreis the top in her field and is so kind and attentive. If I ask for a call from her, she always calls. She takes her time during examinations and is very thorough. If you are having difficult lady issues-look no further!