Great care/overall experience here, 3 stars because my first visit I waited over an hour for them…read moreto take me back. Felt that they didn't care about my time if I waited that long for an appointment. Should have just pushed the appointment out if they were that busy so I didn't have to waste my time waiting.

Don't go here if you have a chronic joint issue…read more I was diagnosed by Dr. Cory Keller nearly two years ago with a chronic SI condition. I'm 28, so treatment is basically exercise (PT), and anti-inflammatory meds. I called requesting anti-inflammatory meds (first time since being diagnosed), before traveling when my joints exhibited the same symptoms that resulted in my original diagnosis. Dr. Keller said it was illegal to prescribe me the medication without seeing me again. Note, I offered to schedule an appointment for post my trip, and I was requesting anti-inflammatory meds, not opiods/narcotics. His office continued to refuse. Unacceptable treatment of a patient, which seems more geared towards earning an extra buck, and liability aversions, rather than honoring the hippocratic oath. Instead, I'm going to an urgent care to get the help I should be receiving from Dr. Keller.

I did a bunch of research & ended up choosing Dr. Cohen as my new PCP only to be told that as a new…read morepatient I couldn't see him for months and that I had to see Natalie. Saw Natalie maybe 5 or 6 times over about 2 years before giving up. She spent too many appointments telling me what my symptoms could NOT be. OK? She was also pushing hard for me to get on a daily prescription for something I suffer with maybe twice a year & is handled with OTC meds. Wish I could've at least met Dr. Cohen. Sounds like a great doctor. I also didn't like how I had to call to practically BEG to have my vitamin supplement prescription renewed. They're vitamins. These people were acting like it was narcotics making me jump through hoops.

Dr. Cohen and staff is extremely friendly, very professional and caring. The BEST Physicians…read morearound, Easy to make last minute appointments, Dr. Cohen takes his time with patients, explains everything . This office provides the best care. I have been with Dr. Cohen 37 years. I spent over 24 years in the medical field and this practice is top notch!

I have been going here for 25 plus years I moved to Northeast Philly and I still drive to their…read moreoffice in Warminster. All the providers I have seen I'm very happy with and I think you would be too.

Been a patient here since 1975. I don't think you'll find a more caring medical office, Dr. Bob…read morelistens and cares about his patients . If you're in need of a Doctor, look no further.

Very courteous. I've used the various services here over the past few years. I always had a good…read moreexperiences. Example; my PC wanted an emergency scan done they were able to fit me in. We had the results in one hour. I highly recommend this facility.

Great facility! Improved my life,by teaching me ways to deal with my disability. Staff are…read moreprofessionals at all times.

I visited the office in Horsham in April and neither of my cards with Wells Fargo would work. I was…read moretold by the rude young lady at the desk that she would just put me in for a no show. I was in pain, I spent $30 in an Uber to just be told I would be charged for a no show which is $50 and I was certainly there. This was the very first time I was treated so rude in that office. I've always had a positive experience. I called to schedule another appointment after surviving an illness and I was told my appointment would not save and that someone would give me a call back. That never happened. VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!!!!!!!

I love Jen. She's is a board‑certified nurse practitioner (CRNP) with extensive clinical…read moreexperience. Great personality. Great at what she does. She is always a phone call away. I have a lot of medical issues so I see a lot of doctors and CRNPS. She is one of the best.

The first thing you need to understand in today's world is that medical care and hospital care is…read moreimpacted by volume blended with staffing issues. If you do not have patience ... you will end up not being a good patient nor a positive reviewer. That being said, we had ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEM in scheduling the cardiac testing for my daughter who has a developmental disability in addition to the current questions about her heart's health with Jefferson's team and they followed up the initial e-mail with a phone call verifying the information including the time at which we needed to arrive. From the very first stop along the day's journey all we received were smiles and professionalism mixed in with the right amount of personal interaction and conversation. Did my daughter have to wait in a hospital gown for more than an hour not knowing exactly when she was going in for her procedure, yes but staff regularly checked on her with smiles. They talked with my daughter always doing their best to calm her nerves and her fears. The American public needs to learn the word PATIENCE and put it into practice because impatience at times causes folks to miss the positive care providers are attempting to give. As we prepared to get the procedure done one by one of the "surgical" team came by to share information and to ask if we had any questions or perhaps even more importantly if we had any concerns. The anesthesiologist really calmed my daughter by showing her a scan of her arm. We obviously were not present for the procedure but before our daughter was awake the head of the team was sitting down with us to explain everything that went on. She even removed her scrubs providing a more personal feeling to the conversation (If she doesn't remove her scrubs for post operative conversations all the time, I would highly recommend it because with a sea of scrub covered humans it was nice to hear the report from a physician dressed like we were. It was a great touch!). Yes, we had to wait and wait and wait until our daughter's readings were acceptable. We were so ready to leave and our daughter wanted to get dressed. And, yes we were not in a comfy private room but what mattered were the smiles of the staff and their friendly quick chats with us about our daughter, about their work histories and their families, and just about life. That's the way it should be! It would be so wonderful if no one needed cardiac care but if you are in Philly or South Jersey or the Delaware Valley our experiences tell us that Jefferson is the place to go!! A definite FIVE STAR review!!!

Unless you are willing to wait, please do come. Appointment check in is 10:45. Appointment time is…read more11:00. Currently typing this at 11:45. Still sitting here waiting. If it wasn't for my mother's health, I would walk out. I understand with everything going on in this world, every where is backed up. But please don't set an appointment for someone to make them wait over an hour. I questioned the receptionist at about 11:30, just for them to tell me there is one more person in front of us. I don't understand how scheduling at this facility work. I work in the service industry, this is ridiculous

For over four years I have received excellent care for leukemia at FCCC but have encountered…read moreunprofessionalism when trying to navigate to other departments. On a recent first visit to the Gastroenterology Dept, I parked in the East Lot for the first time and walked up the ramp to the main building only to find two elderly men sitting behind the desk in grey uniforms that appeared to identify them as part of the Maintenance Dept. When I asked for directions to the Gastro Dept - they had NO IDEA! Next, I approached a staff member at a desk outside the entrance for Breast Cancer patients. She pointed me in the direction of the Young Pavilion. After a VERY LONG walk that took me in almost a full circle, I finally found the Gastro Dept - only to be greeted by a receptionist on the phone who refused to make eye contact of acknowledge my presence in any way. I would've be happy for just a smile - but NOTHING. After sitting for a while, I went to the rude receptionist who was still on a call that was - apparently - more important than greeting patients. I stood over her until her finally made eye contact but not with a smile. Instead, she snarled, "I'm on a call! This lack of staff training is inexcusable at a nationally recognized cancer hospital!

Ever since Temple took over, everything has changed and it's not good. The old Fox Chase staff was…read morevery professional, compassionate, and friendly. Where did they go??? The new Temple staff especially reception is loud, rude, and totally unprofessional. The wait time is also long. You take the time to arrive on time, but then wait over a hour to see your doctor!

Drs are great, nice "bedside" manner. Was there yesterday (10/22/20) for shots and inquired why…read moreone of my meds wasn't called into Futurescripts OR CVS. Been trying to get it done now since July/Aug. Well today, STILL not done. Called at 4.30 - wish I had dr hours. They're closed and now have to wait until Monday to speak to someone. When this happens, I tend to switch as the customer service sucks.

AWFUL. The doctors dont seem to care about anything and will often jst refer you to a specialist…read morejust to get you out of there. Often I am stuck waiting an hour after my appt time until I can see the doctor. The staff here is incredibly rude with a few exceptions. This office is highly unproffesional with careless physicians. I felt unwanted going here and a burden. Everytime you go you feel very rushed and is not an individual experience. Highly DO NOT reccomend.