The check in was great, Dr Krupnik was excellent She explained clearly what she was doingread more

The environment is always clean, bright, and inviting. The receptionist is welcoming, making…read morecheck-in a breeze. The nurses are pleasant and attentive, creating a comfortable atmosphere. Dr. Krupnick is thorough, professional, and genuinely personable. I appreciate that she welcomes questions and takes the time to provide clear answers. Overall, I highly recommend this practice to anyone seeking quality dermatology care. They are fantastic!

The people are great there they know what they are doing they treat you with professional ism and…read morethey do care I would recommend them to anyone

I am beyond disgusted with Temple Radiology. My 83 year old neighbor had an appt for her annual…read moremammogram. She is having severe issues with her knee and will be having surgery next month. She is not able to walk and when she does, it takes her a long time to get a short distance. Yes, she probably should have waited to make this appt until after the surgery however, this place should have been willing & able to accommodate her. I was parked outside of the entrance on Tulip Street. I went inside to get a wheelchair and was told that I was not able to take it outside to bring her in. I explained that she was not able to walk, her knee is bad. I was told the wheelchairs are not allowed to be taken outside. WHY NOT??? I was parked right outside. I am sure these wheelchairs have been stolen in the past however, why wasn't the employee who was sitting at the desk get the wheelchair and come outside with me. It is such a shame my poor elderly neighbor was not shown empathy and compassion!! I pray that your or someone in your family does not have to deal with this one day.

I had my MRI on 8/3/26. This was the best MRI I have ever had. Especially being claustrophobic. I…read morewent here before but this time Jan who did the test was very nice and explained what was happening. She provided pillows to make me comfortable during the test. They do have a tv. I tried to look at it but you can't hear it cause of the tapping from the test. They do provide ear plugs and tv has closed caption on the screen for you to read it. You have to take your eye glasses off for the test, therefore you can't see. Jan was the best and she tells you how long each MRI picture was going to take.

Not claustrophobic, when you have to do a head MRI. It is very open. You can see the window where…read morethe operator is which is a two or three steps away from your room so you know they're right there. You can also watch television, which is a good distraction.

In 4 days I have spoken to three doctors. They were all extremely rude and gave me approximately 5…read moreminutes they insisted on six physical therapy treatments before the mri. I told them that I am already in a cancer program of strength training my back. Twice a week for 12 weeks. I have cancer. Awful repercussions from the cancer treatment , and I have gi and back pain. I have to see at least three doctors a week it seems on the average plus all of the testing. These people are stingy with medication. My spinal doctor recommended opioid treatment. These people have not done anything. I hope they read this. My name is Gina cavalier. I am going to call Westchester where I always get premium care for everything. You're just a number down there and they could care less and they proved it to me this week.

The Tuttleman Center is part of the Penn Medicine system, and where day surgery is conducted for…read morecertain procedures. It is in the old Graduate Hospital campus at the corner of 18th and South Streets. Valet parking reasonably priced and makes transportation by auto very easy. I was there for a lithotripsy to blast away a few kidney stones. But, for the fact that it required general anesthesia because they did not want me to move while their laser guided micro shocks were breaking up the stones, it would not have been a big deal. Nothing invasive beyond the line for the anesthesia. Their process is also fairly simple. Arrive an hour or so before the scheduled time, get logged in on the third floor and wait for a call to go up to the forth. There, I was screened by a nurse, the anesthesiologist, my doctor and the specialist operating the equipment, to be certain they had the right patient, and that I had followed the preparation directions correctly. Then, a mark on my left shoulder to confirm that was the side being treated. The line was put into my left wrist with care and skill, while a light dose of Xanax was injected to mellow me out before the heavy knock out drug was administered. All very professional and smoothly done. I remember being wheeled into the O.R. and being transferred to the bed/table where the work was done. Next thing I remember was waking up in recovery with a smiling nurse offering me juice and crackers. The doctor stopped by to let me know everything went well, and that he wanted to see me in a few weeks. There is nothing like the confidence instilled by skilled professionals with a humane touch. These Penn Med folks are selected for their humanity as much as their technical abilities. I was impressed with all of them. They even made jokes as we went along, and made me comfortable laughing with them. Although I was given a prescription for pain meds, and standard post-op antibiotics, I have had no pain at all, and have taken only the antibiotics as a precaution against the possibility of infection. So far, this has been an efficient and smooth process from beginning to end. I feel totally confident in the Penn Med staff and the facility itself. True 21st Century medicine provided by a world class institution.

Great rehabilitation & pain center been patient for many years at pain management clinicread more

Bottom line here great Nurses and therapists but the Case Managers are miserable.The Chief admi…read moreJessica Cooper won't get on the phone.I guess she's an entitled individual that was given her job by knowing someone. and the Cmo Frank Caldera didn't show up to a meeting that was set up ,he sent some lacky They are cowards.The issue is the refuse to do paperwork that has to be filled out by any licensed Doctor or therapist.They tell me they have no one qualified to fill out a two minute form I guess they are committing Medicare fraud by billing them for all the Drs and psychologists they have sent in In my humble opinion these people are lazy days of dirt.

My amazing and beautiful wife recently discovered the joy of gardening. Growing up in urban China…read moredidn't offer any opportunity for putting hands in the soil or sculpting trees and scrubs to her will. Wonders to behold, but there is an unexpected downside. Poison ivy! Unable to control the rash with OTC medication, and equally unable to control her scratching, it soon spread to most areas of her skin. First, I called my current dermatologist for an appointment, but could only leave a voice message with their promise to get back to me within 48 hours. What!? Sorry, but that will not do in this emergency. Second call was to PennMed, our PCP, and to their Department of Dermatology in University City, Philadelphia. I was immediately able to speak with someone in that office, who in turn, was able to offer us an appointment that same afternoon at their facility at 3737 Market Street, 11th floor. It's only about a 40 minute drive from Bucks County and we jumped in the car to be there on time. The waiting room was clean, bright and offered a great view of West Philly and Center City skyline. Turned out that the doctor, Emily Hejazi, MD, was working her first shift for PennMed, and thus had no standing book of patients to see. We lucked out. She was friendly and comprehensive. She quickly knew the diagnosis and the appropriate treatment. Two creams for body and face, and pills to work internally over five days. Steroidal, yes, but the quickest and proven way to deal with both symptoms and cause. My lady woke up this morning after sleeping through the night without itch, and noticed that the bumpy red rash had already reduced its ugly signature on her arms and torso, and that she was on the road to recovery. She was in a much better mood. PennMed Dermatology to the rescue! We can't thank Dr. Hejazi enough, as well as the totally competent and engaging medical staff that handled intake and preliminary evaluation. All this, while we still wait for the callback from our regular dermatologist. Or, should I say, our FORMER dermatologist!?

I'm 65, and my Penn dermatologist found a tiny spot on my forehead during a routine screening,…read morebiopsied it, and determined that it was Basal Cell Carcinoma, a common, slow growing cancer that rarely metastasizes. I had a tiny spot of BSC on my chest removed in 2019 and have just a faint white star-shaped scar. He referred me to the Mohs Dermatologic Surgery office, where he said that thin slices would be removed from my *tiny* BSC spot to avoid facial scarring. The Mohs surgery office provided me with absolutely no information about what was involved (other than to tell me to bring a book and some lunch). Three hours after the first "slice," I was told that they got it all in one pass. I expected a Band-aid. Instead, I have a divot in my forehead, twenty stitches on my face over two inches, and a droopy eyelid. I was ill-informed and pressured into a surgery I would NEVER have agreed to had I known what was involved. I'm not including a photo here to preserve my privacy, but trust me, I look awful.

My appointment wasn't the problem. The nurses were lovely and the doctor was so kind. I was very…read morecomfortable. However, what it took to even get my appointment...front desk person made booking my appointment a living hell it took 4 attempts to even reach someone to book the appointment and I had to speak to whoever was in charge to actually get service. After my appointment now is also a problem, I've been calling and leaving voicemails(they give you an option to leave a voicemail and it says they'll reach back to you before they close) no one ever reached back to me and this is on the EMERGENCY line. I was prescribed antibiotics that I literally am required to take however my nearby pharmacy never received the prescription from the office, I've been trying to contact them about it but like I said no one is answering. Just got to hope I don't get an infection I guess ‍EDIT: They contacted me because of this review. I appreciate the call back but it shouldn't take a yelp review to get a response.

Office staff was helpful and friendly but once you get past the front desk it's a completely…read moredifferent story. TRUST ME, DO NOT GO HERE!!!

First my primary doctor sent me to Dr Hussain for i had not had a check on my heart in five years…read more So I saw Dr Hussain, they did an EKG, stress test I could not complete. Scheduled a cat scan of heart showed a blockage went Penn Medicine in Philly for further treatment. Follow up today all well.

Excellent care. Exceptional compassionate, competent and accommodating staff. Near public…read moretransportation as well.