Well, I went to the lab last week and I had to go the day and there's one woman young. I don't know…read morewhat vein she use, but it's not the one that every other lap technician uses or the hospital uses for blood draw. Well, she's stuck in the puncture needle and it heard from the moment it went in and it stung the entire time. She didn't get a lot of blood. I think she had 4 to 5 tubes to fill and she only failed I know there are other tubes that you don't need to fill all the way, but she the last two tubes. I don't was shutting down or what and I got inflammation from that four days to heal. I hope I don't get her again today.

I don't know where the people in other reviews are receiving their care but I've only had excellent…read moreexperience with this medical facility. Keep in mind that people are more motivated to complain online than post good reviews when they are happy. The ER is brand new, clean and all the comforts of a regular room - plus the latest technology. The nurses were gracious and helpful and coordinated with my cardiac team at Penn. I have since moved my cardiac care to St. Lukes are couldn't be happier. I had a complicated case and the cardiologist and Electrophysicists were awesome. They completely addressed my concerns and provide excellent care. I've moved my husband and parents to their practice. I live 1 mile from this hospital and so glad I do!

Extremely nice staff! They are quick and efficient. I've been here two or three times and it's been…read morea great experience every time.

I first came here in February 2018 when I had the flu (as I had found out by the end of this…read morevisit). It's 5 minutes from my house, so the location (for me at least) is very convenient. The wait time in the waiting room and waiting for the doctor was a bit long, but the doctor I had was very friendly and informative. She also supplied me with a doctor's note for school and work! Not a bad location, it's good for what it is, urgent care.

If I can rate this place as a 0/5 stars, I would My mother…read morebroke her wrist so she went to this urgent care for the first time. They did the usual xrays and wrap to stabilize the wrist. Because the break is severe enough to needing surgery, my mom wanted to see an orthopedic specialist asap. My mom was going to go to Doylestown Hospital ED but someone from Tower Health supposedly told her that it would be POINTLESS to go because they would just do the same treatment as theirs. Instead, the provider referred her to Rothman Orthopedics located at Lankenau Medical Center, which is 1 HOUR AWAY at 3:30pm. HOWEVER, my mom did not leave urgent care until 3PM but supposedly they told my mom that as long as theres an appointment made, it will be okay. We rushed through heavy traffic. I assumed that my mother was aware of the office hours. We made it to Rothman around 4:15pm. The problem is that there were no doctors available because they closed at 4:30PM. While my mom is crying because of the intense pain, I called Tower Health for any other recs because their only recommendation was no good. The guy told me, "so what do you want me to say?" He could have at least said "go to the ED" and/or be EMPATHETIC to our situation. We could have avoided this whole shenanigans and hours of traveling by going to ED at the first place. The provider at Tower Health made poor recommendations -- the appointment that was arranged was impossible to make on time. My mother is not medical savvy so she took everything to what the people at Tower Health said to heart. I am a registered nurse so naturally I was appalled by how my mother told me happened . Showing empathy and compassion goes a LONG way to providing excellent patient care/experience. If I was the provider, I would have been realistic and even google the times the office is open. I think it is good practice to know the days/times the office is closed before making any urgent referrals. This would usually not bother me as much but because my mom was having 10/10 pain and walking around with a BROKEN WRIST, I can think of so many different ways her experience could have been and how they communicated to her. I would NOT recommend this place.

Rarely take the time to write reviews, so here goes everything: In a time when accessing personal…read morehealthcare has become akin to a naked and afraid TV challenge, fenced-off from us by COVID protocols, both guided and misunderstood, a true fearless provider still exists in this healthcare dystopia: Tower Health Care, Doylestown, PA My PCP of 25+ years wouldn't see me, even though I home tested negative, twice over 7 days and said I know this is bronchitis, please can you call-in an antibiotic which they have done several times before over my tenure there, sorry nope. I was getting a little nervous at this point and feeling a bit panicked about getting help. I decided to take a chance and left a very long line outside in the freezing cold of another urgent care waiting for number and drove up to Tower Health to see how they were dealing with rapid testing. Immediately met an intake person (I didn't catch her name, sorry) said only PCR (which I didn't care, just wanted to see a doctor) and then later called me, as I waited in my warm car, (30 mins, and I know I would still be outside at the other urgent care waiting for only a number, and said the words I needed to hear: "You're up bud"! I have to say I felt a sense of relief, silly I know, but when you feel like you are coughing up your lungs and having difficulty breathing, and it's NOT COVID!, you begin to feel a little claustrophobic. From the intake person, to Mandy (nurse) and Sima Assefi, MD, I felt like I was surrounded by the "A" Team! Professionals each one, efficient, direct, fast, and personable to me the entire time. Made me feel like I was the only patient in the office, which of course I wasn't. Mandy walked me back, took my vitals and history, determined an initial course of action with Dr. Assefi, and done. Dr. Assefi then immediately swooped in, diagnosed me as having guess what? Bronchitis. Only by now it was pretty bad, worst case I've ever had, she immediately took aggressive action. Mandy put me on a Nebulizer for about 5-7 mins, Dr. Assefi came back in, listened to my lungs again and announced now I hear your lungs fully expanding! WOW! She gave me not just the one antibiotic prescription but two other drugs to get this kicked out of me, fast! I've been around healthcare a long-time, as in an - olderfart. Both as a patient and professionally. Used to fly medevac helicopters back in the day with a flight nurse and paramedic on board. Those folks know time is of the essence every time they climbed aboard. This Tower Health team reminded me of those flight nurses and paramedics, fast, efficient, really knew their medical stuff! An "A" Team! You folks are pretty amazing! Thank you!!

Terrible Care and Communication. My daughter went to crisis and was ultimately locked in a cell,…read morethreatened with restraints and IM sedation. Yes, she had thoughts of suicide, but never attempted anything and truly just wanted her meds evaluated. No one EVER said that, due to her confession about thoughts of suicide would require them to keep her locked up! I became like an enraged animal whose baby was taken away. There was NO communication about exactly what would take place. No care, very poor communication and, only the ability to follow protocol! Fuck your protocols! Individualized care is what we need!!

The care now in Quakertown is beyond horrific. The staff has major attitude and then when I called…read morethem out on it they called me hostile. I wouldn't bring my worst enemy here. St Luke's you are normally a stellar place but this place needs to be shut down. As a nurse of 23 years if I talked to pts the way I was talked down to, I'd be fired on the spot. I have been to several other St. Luke's facilities and they have always been wonderful. I wouldn't even bring roadkill here. Unbelievable that these people still have jobs. If you hate your job that much...quit.

Do not go here if you're going in for a cold, flu symptoms . I was charged $800 dollars to fill out…read moremy symptoms on a computer and see a doctor for 5 min to prescribe me some medicine.

The nurse are amazing and professional. They are very helpful and the service is quickread more

I needed an Urgent Care this past Wednssday and stopped here for…read more Some help with a cut that was deep In my small finger. As soon as I walked In I could tell this a nice place for help. From the young man at the front desk to the PA who helped me there was such a friendly feeling here and the quality of care was outstanding. I never even felt the tetanus shot I received. Yes there are other Urgi care centers in the area but if you want ro be treated with kindness you need to try this great place. You will be pleasantly surprised. Gwen Willis

Excellent Care Dr. Sharma is a great Doctor . He's easy to talk, a down to earth person with great…read morecommunications. I received information and referrals that are critical. I cant Thank him enough for saving me from continued pain and maybe death. I'm a gulf war disabled veteran I thank him for his service he is a Hero. I will be using the tri-county health and wellness center for health issues.

Went on a Sunday morning before the clinic opened. You can't sign in on the computer until a minute…read morebefore it officially opens. The practitioner was professional and thorough. There are some chairs in the waiting area. This Cvs has wide aisles and ample parking. Good place to come when you need minor medical attention or a flu shot or other vaccine or exam.

The nurse practitioner on duty was kind, efficient, knowledgeable and good with kids. Highly…read morerecommended.

Five Stars Isn't Enough for St. Luke's Hospital…read more From the moment I arrived at St. Luke's Hospital, I knew I was in the best possible place. The immediate care and attention I received was nothing short of exceptional. Every single nurse, doctor, and staff member I encountered was professional, compassionate, polite, and genuinely kind. You don't just feel like a patient here--you feel cared for as a person. The cleanliness of this hospital deserves special recognition. It is, without a doubt, the cleanest medical facility I have ever been in. Everything was spotless, organized, and calming, which makes a huge difference when you're staying for multiple nights. Speaking of staying--my five-night stay was so comfortable that I honestly didn't want to leave. The rooms were quiet, comfortable, and thoughtfully maintained. Any time I needed something, it was handled immediately and with a smile. Now let's talk about the food--because wow. The food was absolutely amazing. I was able to order whatever I wanted, even doubles, with zero hesitation or attitude. No questions asked--just great service and great meals. That level of care and flexibility is something you don't expect in a hospital, but St. Luke's delivers it flawlessly. One of the moments that truly stood out to me was during the night when I couldn't sleep. I asked for tea, and without delay, a nurse brought it to me. Not once--but multiple times throughout the night. That kind of attentiveness and compassion is rare and speaks volumes about the culture and people who work here. I truly cannot say enough good things about St. Luke's Hospital. From the immediate service, to the friendly and caring staff, to the comfort, cleanliness, and incredible food--this hospital sets the gold standard for patient care. If I ever need hospital care again, there is nowhere else I would rather go. Thank you, St. Luke's, for making what could have been a very difficult time feel safe, comfortable, and supported every step of the way. Hands down, the best hospital experience I've ever had.

Do not go to this hospital! Its a disgrace! Took my mom's 90 year old boyfriend there thru…read moreambulance to emergency room. Never saw a Dr. Then he had tests done. 30 minutes later was wondering about answers to tests found a so called nurse or whatever she was talking to another so called nurse. They were sooooo busy. She told me to go back to the room and press the button and someone will be with you shortly! Omg! Really. So pissed! Needs big time management!