They don't assist your family member. Room and board is provided but importantly, they miss medical…read moreproblems and are reluctant to even do laundry. It's more like independent living and very expensive for what is provided. Staff is nice but care is inadequate.

Brandywine Living is an amazing assisted living facility. With around the clock support this place…read moreis truly a gem! Each staff member cares and from the moment you step into this place you are immersed with true elegance! Highly recommend! With thanks, Andrew T. Closson Business partner Homestead Farm Market, Lambertville

Went there last week for the first time. The staff was very…read morepleasant. The place is a little outdated but is very clean . My massage was amazing. When I return I will request Amy again. Best massage I had in a long time !

It's a small place but everything is clean and well organized. Amazing full body massage with hot…read morestones. Staff are friendly and skilled. Reasonably priced but they do ask for a min. $15 tip for a full body massage.

Capital Health Medical Center is one of those places no one ever hopes to review. A hospital visit…read moreis never on anyone's list of pleasant experiences, and an emergency room visit even less so. The very act of being there means something has gone wrong. Still, when my wife experienced a medical event serious enough to require admittance, I found myself deeply grateful for the people working behind those walls. From the moment she arrived, her symptoms were taken seriously. She was pulled into triage almost immediately, and within minutes, she was in an emergency room bed with a team already in motion. The attending physician was remarkable, the kind of person who makes you believe that medicine is still both science and calling. Every nurse, technician, and aide who crossed our path treated her with care and patience, and treated me with empathy that felt entirely genuine. Even beyond the clinical side of things, there was an atmosphere of kindness. The security guards greeted people with a calm professionalism that felt reassuring rather than imposing. The men and women working in the cafeteria were unfailingly warm, small moments of humanity in the middle of long hours of worry. When my wife was moved to a room in the IU, it was clear that the amenities were not the hospital's strong suit. It was clean, functional, but bare. No television, no real distractions, just the steady hum of machines and the odd rhythm of hospital life. Still, when you are dealing with matters of health and survival, the absence of cable television does not feel like much of a tragedy. I have read the low ratings, and I understand where they might come from, but our experience was very different. Four stars for a hospital that seems to have its priorities in order, staffed by people who still remember that patients are human beings first and foremost.

my husband was having a colonoscopy The doctor failed to call in the prep prescriptions the night…read morebefore until almost 8 pm and only after my husband threatened to cancel the procedure The day we got there I was told that his procedure would be 2 hours Almost 4 hours later when I arrived at the hospital I was told he was in recovery but I was not permitted to sit with him Only 4 months earlier I had OP surgery and he was allowed to sit with me. During my surgery the nurse came in at about 5 and asked if I needed anything and I asked for a pain med and a ginger ale She left and never returned An hour later transport showed up to take me to the front of the hospital and the whole OP floor was dark and I was told the nurse was long gone 2 unfavorable experiences within 4 months What is going on there ?

As a chain of affiliated medical offices you fully expect Rothman to lead with technology and they…read moredo. Register at the kiosk and remember you're a "guarantor" for payment and only when it suits them, a "patient." However, what really matters at an orthopedic office is how well they relieve pain... and believe you me the spider that bit my right hand left me in agony -- and not like Peter Parker superhero version shooting webs out of my wrists, careening through the Manhattan skyline. Two days after a visit to Dr. Daniel Fletcher my hand is once again under my control with rapidly reduced pain. This grateful "guarantor" says thank you and leaves five stars.

Doctor Raikin did a total ankle replacement for me and I am still walking. The last time I saw him…read moreI asked what the record was for one lasting. He told me the record was 18 years and that it was a man! Well I made it to the 18 years this past June!! Thank you all at Rothman for all that you did for me. I am so grateful for the care that I received. I always recommend Rothman Orthopaedics. Cheryl James

My family has been going to this practice for the past 10 years and we have been happy with them…read more We have two sons in their 20's and they both see Dr. Samaddar for their annual checkups and they are very comfortable with him. My husband also sees Dr. Samaddar and I generally see Dr. Kakarla. We have no complaints and I am surprised to see the negative reviews. The office has always been competent with insurance billing and I've never had an issue getting a referral when I've needed one. They also have a nurse who takes blood on-site at the time of your annual physical and it gets sent to the lab required by your insurance plan. We have always been able to get an appointment within a reasonable timeframe when sick. There was only one time that I recall having to go to an urgent care center, and that was for the best since my son needed to have x-rays done. Overall, an excellent practice!

I see the APN Christina and she is awesome. Very attentive and thorough care. The staff follow up…read moreafter any testing. They promptly call or send a letter, which I have not experienced from other offices in the past. They made a last minute appointment to accommodate my daughter who was sick on a Friday. That is not something most practices would do. I really appreciated that especially since she was a new patient. Their office staff is professional and prompt. The office is very clean. I would definitely recommend this practice.

Doctors are nice and surgery performed went very well. Since then I've had the displeasure of…read moredealing with their administration. Overall difficult to deal with but extremely arduous to even schedule an appointment. 2 overturned bags of popcorn and a flat Sprite.

From the owner: Global Neurosciences Institute (GNI) is dedicated to bringing world-class neurological care…read moredirectly into the communities we serve. Our team includes nationally recognized neurosurgeons, neurologists, and specialists who collaborate to treat the most complex brain and spine conditions with skill, compassion, and innovation. What makes us unique is our patient-first model of care: • We combine advanced technology, leading-edge research, and minimally invasive techniques to ensure the best outcomes. • Our physicians are not only highly trained experts but also trusted partners who guide patients and families every step of the way. • GNI is built on collaboration — working closely with hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and wellness programs to provide comprehensive support from diagnosis through recovery. At GNI, your brain health is our focus. Patients choose us because we deliver big-hospital expertise with the personal attention and accessibility of a dedicated community practice.

If you want a natural, drug-free birth, if you want to avoid a C section unless absolutely…read morenecessary, if you want to get to know your midwife before your birth, if you want 45 minute appointments where you can discuss every issue under the sun, if you want your labor and delivery to be a beautiful, happy event with your midwife sitting right next to you the entire time, this is the practice for you. Midwifery Care Associates is the model for what obstetric care should be. There are three midwives in this practice: Louise Aucott, who founded it, Pam Rosser, who's been working with Louise forever, and a third midwife who recently joined. I don't know her. The office manager is Linda, who is just a wonderful person and mother of four. Pam delivered our baby, my first pregnancy. It was a natural birth thanks to Pam's expert management. I didn't even tear! I felt pretty much back to normal two days later. We delivered at Capital Health. It's clear that the hospital staff there really respect Pam and Louise as very skilled midwives. I never had to see a doc the whole time I was there. Pam was completely in control. We will definitely be going back to deliver #2. One note: their office is a bit rundown. I was almost scared off when I first visited. Don't be worried! These ladies are absolute pros. You will have to go out-of-network to see them, but it is so worth it. I am thrilled they have brought on board a third midwife and will be able to see more patients. I wish every mom-to-be could get the same fabulous care I got.

Pam and another midwife delivered my baby on Christmas Eve, I felt so bad for them! At least I…read moredidn't take that long. I thought the baby was going to come out in the car ride over but luckily that didn't happen. When we arrived at the hospital, the setting was so very calm and the midwives were calm and relaxing. They talked to me while I labored in the jacuzzi tub to get me in a relaxed mood. I didn't really feel any pain in the water it was amazing. My tub labor lasted a few hours. Then I got out of the tub and my baby was out in 12 minutes. No stitches, I felt back to normal almost immediately after and this was a VBAC. These people are miracle workers. Definitely night and day from my first birth at Pennsylvania Hospital. I highly recommend you check these ladies out. :) P.S. When you are with this practice, you can only get a midwife for your labor and delivery. This is why I chose this practice. I didn't even want the remote possibility of having a doctor who was used to cutting people open at my bedside for the birth of my baby.

Staff is friendlier than they used to be. The doctor…read moredoesn't talk to patients on the phone - you have to make an appointment. Otherwise, she is a very thorough doctor. Leans more to traditional than alternative / integrative medicine.

From the owner: You should expect a warm welcome and to be treated with kindness and respect. We are a fairly small…read moreoffice and patients find it relaxing and comfortable. There will be a lot of paperwork in advance so that we can understand you better at the first visit. My consultations with patients are lengthy and the exams are comprehensive. We work with a variety of labs including many functional medicine labs. We also do some testing on-site. Evaluations are typically in areas of your health, background and lifestyle that are new and exciting to most patients. We often hear "Finally, someone is able and willing to help me find answers!" Treatments are aimed at replacing what's missing and re-balancing the whole. Our office does not take insurance but we will give you a bill that you can submit if you have out-of-network coverage. Laboratory fees are usually covered by insurance but functional medicine testing is typically cash based or requires an additional co-pay.

The quality of care was poor and the billing policies were questionable. They billed for things…read morethey are unqualified or in-equipped to do (an eye exam). When attempting to reach the business office, I was given the run around; however, when my insurance company reached out, they responded posthaste. Furthermore, the pediatrician "Dr. Alexander" made unsupported prognoses and claims. When questioned about my child and the data used to make these claims, she walked out of the room without explaining or giving any additional information. I am unsure if this is their standard protocol but we felt extremely uncomfortable and have loss confidence in the practice due to these circumstances.

My daughter has grown up with PNP since we transferred to their practice in 2008. I'm not sure what…read moreyear she began seeing Dr. Riewe, but it is because of Dr. Riewe that we have stayed with PNP, even driving to Pennington, despite Princeton being much closer. Dr. Riewe has shown us great patience, genuine concern, and my daughter trusts her because she has been included in discussions and decisions about her health. The staff is also solid. There is never any problem getting an appointment or forms filled out, medications sent to the pharmacy, no confusion about billing, etc. Sadly, my daughter will age out of PNP next year when she turns 18. I'm sorry for not writing this review sooner, but I'm here finally to say THANK YOU to Dr. Riewe and all of PNP for taking such good care of my daughter!