Hands down, great endocrinologist. Dealt with her through Jefferson. Unfortunately, she is…read moreleaving there. Recommend her highly and without reservation

Very good doctor. Speaks very quickly so you'll need to stay alert but at the same time is a good…read morelistener, thorough, and seeks to educate his patients. Open minded as far as natural therapies like herbs and I like that in a doctor. I see him in Collegeville at the Providence Town Center and the entire staff there is tremendous.

I feel so lucky to finally have found a physician who really cares, listens and never rushes you…read moreout the door. I have been dealing with hypothyroid/Hashimotos for over 15 years now and have never felt better with the changes he has implemented for me after a few visits. If you are in need of an endocrinologist Dr. Agarwala is the one you need to go see - he is excellent.

This updated review is for Kevin Donohue, DO, who succeeded Dr. Quint when he retired a few years…read moreago. Dr. Quint left my care in good hands as Dr. Donohue is a fine physician in his own right. Not only knowledgeable he's personable and happy to answer as many questions as I have (and I usually have a ton). I never feel rushed whatsoever. He's also been very generous with samples when I've expressed the cost of certain meds. I see him in Collegeville at the Providence Town Center and because there is less volume of patients I've found the front desk staff to be more pleasant and coordinated.than in Plymouth Meeting. If you're in need of an endocrinologist I recommend Dr. Donohue highly. I also recommend seeing him in Collegeville if you can. One thing to note, though, is that as of right now, this office doesn't accept credit cards.

I have been a patient of Dr. Gorens for about 4 years. He has helped me manage my medical problem…read morevery successfully. The office is terribly understaffed and not always helpful. Trying to get through on the phone to schedule an appointment, ask a question, etc. is brutal. I have decided to leave the practice for this reason.

my husband's diabetes was out of control and he was losing a lot of weight because of it and he was…read morevery upset about it. He has had open heart surgery carotid artery surgery and he is 71 1/2 years old. This doctor has gotten him under control, and he gained back the weight that he wanted to gain back and he's outside, working cutting trees and back to normal.

When this practice was Gateway Medical, it was a reasonably well run practice with good doctors…read more After the acquisition by PentaHealth, the practice is in the process of collapsing due to staff turnover, disorganization, and top-down process impositions by a management that doesn't understand the needs of a medical practice. PentaHealth's solution was to solve their problems with implementing a new EMR (Enterprise Medical Records) system that they couldn't seem to get their arms around. Poor management, lack of training and unqualified or under-qualified staff cannot be fixed by software, no matter how good it is. For Penta Health, it's been a disaster. Need to contact the office? No one answers the phone. Leave a voice message, no one calls back. Write a message on the "portal", no one answers. And if someone does answer, it's not your doctor to whom you addressed the message, but some untitled staff person who intercepted your message so who knows if the doctor even saw what you wrote. Gateway Medical had good doctors and most of them are still there. Unfortunately, the disorganisation, staffing problems and resulting chaos have put the doctors under impossible workloads and taken away their time to practice medicine. Chester County Hospital revoked practice privileges of PentaHealth physicians from their facilities this year due to PentaHealth management changes. Summary: good doctors held back by a confused and mismanaged corporate entity: stay away if you can.

Dr. Kim is new to the practice and we have seen her a few times. We really like her and I am going…read moreto see if she can be our primary PCP. She is very down to earth, easy to talk to, and offers great medical advice. She has children of her own so she can really sympathize with any medical issues your child is going through. My children have seen all of their physicians and we prefer Dr. Kim.

We've been coming to this practice since our daughter was born in 2015. It's obvious they care…read moreabout the children they see. Making appointments is easy, whether routine or sick visits. The nursing staff is extremely warm and welcoming when we come in and is happy to give advice over the phone. We've even found ourselves needing after hours assistance a few times and their nursing staff who monitors the phone has always gone above and beyond to make sure my child is healthy and safe; not to mention very reassuring to stressed parents in stressful situations at all hours of the night. It never feels like an inconvenience when we call. The doctors on staff are equally well trained and knowledgeable. When going through our visits they make a point to speak to my child and get her input directly in how she is feeling and make sure to never push her if she is feeling anxious about certain parts of the visit (I.e. checking ears if not truly necessary). They also keep the parents in mind, making sure we understand the full scope of whatever we're dealing with and preparing us with all the necessary resources to give our child adequate care. I really cannot recommend this practice enough. From primary care to sick visits, we've never had a bad experience.

They messed up my referral twice then when I called back again they hung up on me. I was not being…read moreunpleasant, just trying to get to the bottom of the confusion, and they hung up on me! Very rude and unprofessional.

Just got out of ICU last week. Dr who cared for me in hospital referred me to HIS endocrinologist…read morefor follow up- Dr Somera Ali. After DAYS of getting jerked around by the scheduling people- disconnected calls, computer malfunctions, etc. I am told that I am not sick enough to get an appointment with this endocrinologist- 1 mile from my house- and that I'm going to need to go to someone I am not being referred to - who is roughly an hour away and they have no idea who that would be. I am thoroughly unimpressed and will be seeking competent assistance elsewhere.

Where do i start with this practice. He is something out of 70's trying to add new technology and…read moreit's just bad. You enter his waiting room and it is like walking into a 7o's time capsule. And the lady behind the counter was dressed like the era too an old school nurse uniform. They were still using an old school credit card machine. was not on the computer at all. They had some young Asian girl behind the counter trying to teach the older women to use the computer they did have. The one plus is that the wait wasn't too long. But than the rest of the show started. Freeman came in with a head set on and lap top attached to him. And was using the dragon program to notate his information right in front of you instead of doing it after. Instead of giving you his full attention he was more worried about that. Which sucked and when you asked questions to him he would look it up google and read it word for word from the internet. and when you brought up with health issues that dealt with the thyroid he would just push you to get surgery done. This was 2 years ago. I thought it may be different now but my grandma just this year was hospitalize for some health issues and thyroid issues. And of course who was here doctor on call to help with thyroid issues but good old freeman. Never told her about my experience with him. But she also had a weird experience. He cam in at 11pm at night to see her and talk to her. She was asleep when he came in and she heard him leaving and she asked him what he needed. He explained who he was and talked to her about her issues. He than went on to do twenty questions about why she wasn't taking her issues and got nasty. The issue with this is that no less than two minutes before she told him he just got diagnosed with the issue and didn't know. But he wasn't listen and just was rude towards her. She like me would go to his office and have almost the same interaction and experience i did. These are two different opinions but they both had the same experience. JUST DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY GOING TO THIS MAN. HE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT YOU OR YOUR ISSUES. MIGHT BE TIME TO RETIRE. iF YOU DO SEE HIM GOOD LUCK.

I trust that I am in good hands. My life has been given back to me via HRT. I believe everyone…read moredeserves to feel their best while dancing into their BEST YEARS!

Renewed vitality and all of the staff are amazing. They are qualified hormone specialists that have…read morebeen providing care to menopausal and perimenopausal women for decades! Becky is one of the most compassionate and genuine providers I have ever met. I feel cared for and like my voice and health truly matter here. Simply the BEST!

He never showed up. left us waiting in an exam room for over an hour. We tired of this rudeness and…read moreleft. Did not show much respect for our time.

I've been seeing Dr. Kevin Furlong for type 1 diabetes for 16 years. He's the nicest, smartest,…read moremost caring doctor of any kind I've ever had. If I could see him for all my medical problems. Prior to becoming and endocrinologist he was in pharmaceutical sales & was also a pharmacist for years. If you need an endocrinologist he's the best in Philly!