Going here managed to be worse than useless to me. Apparently they are not currently doing x-rays at this location, which wasn't at all indicated on the UPMC website. When I requested an x-ray, they directed me to the Rooney Sports Complex on S Water St. Later I was told over the phone that they are not doing x-rays there either. So basically the only thing I achieved by coming here was walking more than I should have on an injured knee. read more

Daughter had outpatient surgery, and I honestly don't know how this staff could've been nicer. They were fantastic with my little drama queen. Daughter is deathly afraid of needles, and they were incredibly patient, kind, and understanding. They made a point of learning her, my, and her father's name. The staff patiently addressed her numerous questions, and reassured her at every opportunity she would "pull through" (it was only ankle surgery). Her room was immaculate, fairly spacious, and comfortable. They kept track of Daughter's own personal wheelchair we brought. and checked to make sure it was adjusted and working properly. We (her father and I) were able to track her on overhead t.v. monitors at all times. Immediately afterward, the surgeon, Dr. Macalus Hogan, came out to discuss Daughter's surgery privately with her father and I. I would highly recommend this facility. read more

UPMC Outpatient Center - Nice little picnic place. - Occupational Therapy Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This place is a converted hospital so it can be a bit tough to navigate. You may have to call back after you call the front desk for a #. They don't have an on-site MRI anymore like they used to. Those were the days. :). I go here for the pain management docs on the 4th floor. Dr. Megan Cortazzo is simply one of the finest doctors I have ever been too. Her PA, Andrea Kaufmann is also excellent. They are both attentive, listen and have worked with me over the last several years. It can take time to get an appointment with Dr. Cortazzo but IMO her skill is worth it. read more

Received my first COVID vaccine today and it was amazing. The check in process was quick and efficient. The staff are all very pleasant and made a potential stressful situation calm and safe. The entire time spent under 20 minutes and 15 of those is the waiting period. Highly recommend and will do it again. read more

The service was extremely slow even though I arrived as soon as the clinic opened. When I was finally seen the nurse was curt and unfriendly. When she asked if I had taken any medicine and I replied yes she rolled her eyes and scoffed informing me that it ruins results. I told her I was in pain and out of other options. I will not be returning. read more

My PCP is located here. It is convenient to me and im very thankful for it. They also have a walk-in clinic. The walk-in hour are 9am-7pm. Monday-Friday & 10am-2pm Saturday. This location has come in handy not only for scheduled PCP appointments, but also times where i just walk in with a cold or something. Wait times are a little annoying (even scheduled visits) but thats no different from any other doctor's office. The building itself is huge and is home to many other offices and specialist. It's a little hard to get the correct phone number online. It's also confusing at first when you arent used to the building. read more

I wasn't aware that it's a state law in PA for phlebotomists to only be allowed to try taking blood three times at one time. Whoever the woman was that I was assigned to could not find a vein to get blood. This was important for medical reasons to get done and she was very unprofessional and rude. I recently moved to PA from Ohio, so I didn't know a phlebotomist here can only try three times. I kindly said to her 'can I ask why you can only try three times?' And she gave me a nasty uncaring look and replied quickly 'because I'm not a doctor'. After I left, all I could think was no shit you aren't a doctor, it's not a doctor's job to take blood, it's your job( a phlebotomists' job). I thought it was very unprofessional. I've never dealt with someone in the medical field that didn't truely care or have passion for helping me, especially if I ask a question. I don't remember her name, and if I did I wouldn't put her name out there. I just wish people would stop and remember the reason why they chose that field. Yes, money is great for most of the opportunities, but you really have to care and want to make a difference in order to be successful in the medical field. Even if someone asks a stupid common sense question, just remember there is a reason they are choosing you to ask. If someone asks me anything, I feel honored because they care about my opinion and what it is I have to say. Just saying, sorry for rambling! read more