I've gone to Dr. Geena Galvano for the last few years as both my general doctor and OBGYN for my…read moreannual women's check up. She's prompt, has a wonderful bedside manner, is super helpful, and overall is a great doctor. The staff here is friendly and I never wait too long. The office is nice and has comfortable seating in the waiting area. Overall it's a great spot.

Everything felt like a factory. You can tell the doctors are really tired here. Everyone that…read moreworked there had dead eyes. I don't blame the workers but the company. If you have actual concerns don't go here. If you just want annual and bloodwork go here but once again you are less than a number

Had back surgery in early December and have to say every employee that I encountered was pleasant,…read moreprofessional and very helpful. From parking personnel to administrative to nurses, everyone made my stay as pleasant as possible. Highly recommend Drs. Zager and Marcotte! I was in major back pain for over 3 years and these surgeons were able to remove my pain. I was a difficult challenge and these Doctors performed a miracle. Can't say enough good things.

Don't go here if you want to be taken seriously. My nurse performed my EKG with a blaring…read moreheadphone, reception ignores you, the Dr. couldn't care less that I'm there. No Dr. called me back to help me understand my report.

LIFE SAVER! I believe Jaie Bosse may have saved my life. I was on HCTZ for over 10 years for high…read morebp, and in 2017, I was taken off the HCTZ and was prescribed a couple more meds by a cardiologist. More than once it went as high as 200/100, and Dec 2017, my chiro caught it at 200/115, straight to urgent care I went. That Dr did some tests, asked me a lot of questions and saw no signs of a potential stroke, at the end of that session, my bp came down to 150/90-100 (I forget exactly). So he didn't change any meds but told me to see my cardiologist. I did that, and she told me to just keep doing what I'm doing and changed nothing. Those meds she gave me made me feel sick, light-headed, blurred vision, confused, very sleepy and brought my heart rate down to the low 50's. She didn't see anything wrong with all of that I guess, but I DID!! It was suggested by my sister and a friend to look into seeing a Naturopath. So, I asked my chiro, Dr. Lenny Roberts of Summit Spine and Wellness, if he knew of any and he recommended Jaie Bosse. Well, since seeing Jaie in Jan/Feb 2018, and taking her recommended suppliments, my bp has been GREAT!! I stopped taking those horrible meds and just take the suppliments now. I just had my bp checked by a professional and it was 122/84!!! It hasn't been that low in eons!! I feel so much better now and am so grateful to Jaie! I never thought I could get off of those dreadful meds and live to tell about it. THANK YOU Jaie Bosse!!

This is how medicine SHOULD be…read more I'm so over western medicine treating symptoms. And by "treating," of course I mean masking them with drugs loaded with side effects & tested on animals. (Said the DO's daughter & the MD's sister...sorry not sorry, Dad & Bro!) Naturopathy in general, and Dr. Jaie Bosse in particular, addresses the whole person and works to find the underlying causes of the symptoms. Then, the symptoms are treated with nutrition & dietary modifications, vitamins, and herbs (meditation and exercise can help here too!). Do you see the difference here? (Eastern medicine does this as well, for the record.) After talking with Dr. Jaie for an hour, we narrowed down my symptoms to a few diagnosis options. She sent me for bloodwork, she's been very communicative via email, continuing to research my condition, and in deciding on my treatment, she also reached out to my acupuncturist so that ALL of my healthcare professionals would be on the same page. So now, I have a diagnosis and a treatment regimen. Which makes me feel better already. As do the supplements I'm beginning to take and the dietary changes I'm beginning to make. AND... Today, I found out that my health insurance through my work accepts Dr. Jaie's exam as my annual physical! YAY!

I've been seeing Dr. Barden at Penn Center for sixteen years now and she is the best doctor ever!!!…read more I am very pleased and lucky to have found her.

I've been coming to Penn Center for Primary Care for many years, and overall I've had a very…read morepositive experience. Since it's a teaching practice, your primary care doctor may change once they complete their residency. However, the office does a good job of notifying you when your doctor is moving on and helping you transition to someone new. While I've had several different physicians over the years, I really don't have any major complaints. One of the biggest advantages is that all of your medical records stay within the practice. Each new doctor has access to your history before your appointment, so you don't have to start completely from scratch every time. Even though every provider has a different approach, I've found that most of the doctors I've seen take the time to listen, hear my concerns, and work with me to come up with a plan that fits my needs. That has made a big difference in my experience. Getting a routine appointment can sometimes take a little while, but if you're sick and call the nurse triage line, they're usually able to rearrange the schedule and get you seen much sooner. Check-in is also quick and easy. Parking is probably the biggest downside. They have a newer parking garage, but it's a bit of a walk to the office, which can be challenging if you have mobility issues. There isn't much handicap parking directly in front of the building most of it is around the corner. While I understand those spaces would likely fill up quickly, having a few closer to the entrance would be helpful. Ongoing construction in the area can also make getting there a little more difficult, although there is metered street parking if you're lucky enough to find a spot. Overall, the staff and providers have treated me well over the years, and despite the occasional parking and scheduling challenges, I'll continue coming here. It's a practice I feel comfortable recommending.

Worst front desk staff ever. I tried to schedule an IUD replacement in December it is now March and…read morethey just placed the paperwork to order it so I still do not even have the new IUD. I really like Sonya Lee but after months of waiting for basic care I will be switching practices.

Patients, be cautious. This doctor has a poor bedside manner and misdiagnosed my condition. They…read morerecommended a full hysterectomy, which I later found out was completely unnecessary after consulting a urogynecologist. It seems like when you see a surgeon, the first solution is surgery. Please, always get a second or even third opinion before making any decisions about your health.

Don't go to Oak St. anywhere. They refuse to remove me from their marketing lists while lying to…read moreme that they have. Marketing materials keep coming and coming. I've written and called. They have lied twice about this. Once on the phone and once through BBB. I realized this is not the most important thing in the world, but!! If they are not responsive to human beings making a simple request like, "Please remove me from your marketing lists," what are they going to do when you need lab results or an appointment or Rx refill or a specialist referral? Yeah. Don't trust these people with your health care.

From the owner: Now accepting new patients. We specialize in caring for older adults. Our doctors take the time to…read morelisten, understand your needs, and help you achieve your health goals. Oak Street Health is a network of primary care doctors for adults on Medicare. Book an appointment at our University City clinic today.

Dr. Graziani is attentive, compassionate, and truly grasps the situation at hand. If only it were…read moreeasier to schedule an appointment with her due to her full schedule! Nonetheless, staying connected through the Jefferson My Chart online platform has been very beneficial. Dr. Graziani is prompt in responding, and the helpful staff at the Jefferson Art Museum office contribute to a fantastic team dynamic.

I think it's kind of weird to review a doctor on yelp. Yelp seems built more for subtly trying to…read morecommunicate your personality while giving pithy opinions on businesses. Doctors are, you know....people. You don't want to evaluate them with the callousness with which you might describte, say, a crepe stand. On the flip side, choosing a primary care physician is hard. You have to pick a random name off of a list and suddenly that person is you go-to for every question and ailment. Unlike the crepes, other people's opinions could be really helpful for longer than a few hours... Fortunately for me, Dr. Graziani is a great doctor, so I don't have to stress about the relative ethics of bashing her on a public website. She is kind, thorough, smart, and gets an extra star for being the first doctor in awhile to take an invested interest in my nemesis, migraines. I'd recommend her. I am recommending her. That's the whole point of the whole thing. (note: if you are considering making Jefferson Med your primary care location you should know that they are affiliated with the med school and you might have students watching and helping during your exams. if this weirds you out, skip the practice)

Misdiagnosed my daughter with PCOS. Even put her on Metforman to treat. My daughter was going…read morethrough menopause with a genetic condition, Fragile X. The endocrinologist and even gynecologist who looked at her bloodwork from Dr Sherif could not understand how she came up with PCOS. It was clearly not the correct diagnosis.

Dr. Sherif is an exceptional professional! Thanks to her expertise and excellent patient care…read moredoubled by a kind and genuinely friendly demeanor, I was able to deal with my PCOS and hypothyroidism and drop over 60 lbs this year. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Sherif and am thankful to her.