I've been going there for MANY years, all of them are excellent. You can't go wrong here. They…read moreare the best in all areas!

Dr. Purcell is helpful and responsive. I never feel rushed or ignored here. I would recommend Dr…read more Purcell!

This is no longer Fountainville Medical Specialists and that is where all the problems rose from…read more As soon as Doylestown Health Network took over this office and they became "Doylestown Health Internal Medicine" this office went completely down hill. I enjoyed all of my doctors I saw there but DHN is the absolute worst. My favorite NP left and so did the receptionist and since then they have had a revolving door of staff. Every time I call I speak to someone who is utterly incompetent which is the absolute worst when contacting a doctors office. Dr. Patton is retiring and I'm sure Dr. Ruth will be following. They made appointments I didn't ask for and could never get me appointments I did need. I can't even begin to explain all that they've done but steer clear.

40 year old male, new to Pennsylvania. Professional, homeowner, friendly disposition. I was seen by…read moreDr. Molly Davis. The arrogant tone with which she spoke to me made me feel like a child. Highly unprofessional to the point that I will never go back. Medical Care and even conversation should be so much better than what is available here. Front desk is rude and acts pretentious as well.

Switched my mother to this practice a couple years ago and I've been please with the attention and…read morecare my mom has been receiving.

AVOID AVOID AVOID!!! I'm a new patient trying to make an appointment to switch from pediatric to…read moreadult health. The process I had today made me look outside of Doylestown Health as a whole because of how unprofessional and MEAN the interactions at this location were. Here's a summary of my experience: I called the number to make a new appointment. This lady was nice and said they would call me back and took my name and number. A few hours had passed and their office had closed so I assumed they would call back on Monday since it wasn't mentioned that they could potentially call after hours. At 4pm, which is when the office closed, I stopped keeping a close eye on my phone. At 5:11 pm I got a phone call from a lady named Kimberly, who's phone call I missed, so she left a voicemail instructing me to call back and hit option 1 on the phone. I called her back within a minute of receiving the voicemail. I hit the number 1 option on my key pad and it automatically ended the call. I tried this again 3 times and it kept ending it so I concluded this wasn't the correct option. The first "option" listed on the automated message was to dial 7, which was the provider on call. This seemed a little weird for me to call the provider on call but that's what I was instructed to do so I did it. I called and the provider sounded less than happy to receive my phone call and in fact HUNG UP before I could even get a full sentence out. Clearly I wasn't supposed to call that number, but you would think the provider could have at least heard my first sentence and nicely said this is the wrong line for this and redirected me. It was clearly an accident and could have been handled a lot nicer and, most importantly, more professionally. I was extremely disappointed with the results I got from today's efforts. I would have been fine calling back on Monday to try to schedule. The fact that the providers were so quick to be rude made me instantly change my mind and look at Penn and Jefferson health. Maybe work on better communication and phone etiquette and you won't lose patients from a basic interaction!

Dr. Patton saved my significant other's life, by catching a cancer situation and directing us to go…read moreimmediately to emergency. From there it was ICU and then hospitilization. Now my lady is going through treatment but hopefully all will be ok. If it was not for Dr. Patton's alertness and awareness to the danger of what the lab results showed, my significant other would have not been with me today. I give full credit to Dr. Patton for saving her life!

Dr. Patton was my Father's doctor for 32 years. When he got diagnosed with Lung Cancer and went in…read moreHospital she made no attempt to go see him or even CALL HIM! Insult to injury she did not attend his memorial nor send a card to his wife (also his patient). Her lack of sensitivity speaks volumes about her lack of character. She abandoned my Dad in his time of need and he was both hurt and confused on top of dealing with the surprise diagnosis that took him out in less than a month. Dr. Patton KNEW he had a smoking history (he'd been quit for 35 years). When he complained of chronic fatigue it NEVER dawned on her that it could be Cancer. With his history this should have been one of her first concerns...NOT! Any doctor worth their salt knows that a former smoker is at high risk for Cancer. He had probably smoked for 30 years. Dad was really good about keeping on top of his health and went for regular check ups, ate right and exercised regularly. It was her job to make sure he had a chance against an insidious disease like Cancer. She should have been ordering Spiral CT Scans on him annually. If she did this Cancer would have been found early enough to treat and he'd be alive today. The National Cancer Institute recommends this (so for all you smokers and former smokers talk to you doctor about annual Scans...if your insurance will not pay for it there are tons of places that do them inexpensively!) In Japan they do this test as part of routine check ups and people do not die there of Lung Cancer...they've been doing this for YEARS! Dr. Patton clearly does not keep up with the proper diagnostic tools to catch Cancer early. This makes her a danger to her patients. If she's your doctor, run don't walk away from her hideous brand of medical and emotional negligence! Her incompetence coupled with her insensitivity are abhorrent and all of you deserve better in a doctor.

Dr. Walheim was kind, thorough and attentive. He reminded me…read moreof the way doctors used to be and made me feel cared for.

Great down to earth, Old School Doctor. Patient and Professional. He is slower and methodical in…read morehis approach, but be patient and you will have a good doctor visit.

We've had some great experiences here in the past but apparently they are extremely understaffed at…read morethis time. I called yesterday to see if my 89 year old mother could see her Primary care doctor. She has an Appointment in January of 2020 but she needs to come in to get a check up before an out patient procedure can be scheduled. The front desk said that an appointment can only be scheduled 2 months out. I'm not sure what we'll do. I wouldn't recommend depending on this practice for family members who frequently require doctors care.

This office cares a lot about its patients and goes out of its way to make sure referrals are done…read morequickly, prescriptions refilled immediately, and patients greeted with smiles. Go here if you're looking for a great PCP.

The doctor I use is good. But that's it. For some reason if you're using yelp to find doctors and…read moreseeing this review. Don't come here. They suck. They don't know how to use a phone to call people or get their voicemails. Don't go here.

By no means the correct fit for our family. As a first time Mom, I had many questions about the…read morehealth of my daughter. These questions may seem routine and "unimportant" to the standards of a PCP, but important questions to me. Dr. Rinaldi routinely interrupted me - gave very generic answers - without truly addressing my particular concerns. His condescending pat on my arm or shoulder only proved to me that my "silly questions" were of no concern to him. Overall, I found him to be arrogant and merely going through the motions of my child's well visits. Also a concern was his staff - I'm still unclear to this day who was a nurse and who was "office staff." He's wife routinely gave medical advice that only a nurse should give and I'm fairly certain she had no medical training. The rest of the staff was unprofessional and gave no indication of even liking their job. One lady (nurse?) was SO rude that several times I had to bite my tongue not to react to her behavior. By no means would I ever suggest Dr. Rinaldi to anyone. I want to believe that he was a fine doctor at one time - loving his job and patients. However, because of the number of years he has been practicing it's obvious that he's only going through the motions and might need to retire. He's non-commitment to his patients led him to misdiagnose my daughter twice - Both times caused unnecessary discomfort to my one year old.