Nurses are great but admin and the running is a disgrace they tell mothers and family they have to…read moredo all care when getting close to going home and wake you from a sleep to feed even though they are paid by the insurance to do all care. So a concerned family is treated like staff and expected to do the staffs job

This place is AMAZING! My nephew and his girlfriend are the new parents of a beautiful preemie…read moredaughter, Molly! She had many special needs and was in the NICU at MAGEE! Thanks to a recommendation from a staff member, they applied and were accepted into this wonderful place! They can stay with Molly and bond with her! They take an active hands-on participation in her care ! There are cots, a tv, sink , and shower in the rooms! There is also a kitchen, sitting area, play area, and a garden! The staff is incredible! God bless Mario Lemieux for funding this remarkable facility!

My workplace was offering CPR/AED and First Aid training and certification through the Red Cross…read more I decided to volunteer as a representative of the company. I honestly didn't realize how expensive these training classes are without the funding from my company. However, they see the benefit in having several employees certified in case of an emergency. The class took up the better part of a day and consisted of classroom training, hands on training IE mouth to mouth resuscitation on the torso "dummies" along with proper procedures on how to operate the AED machines, and some roleplaying with other volunteers. I found the instructor to be incredibly informative and engaging. She certainly maintain a level of competency, and kept the classroom structure flowing from one topic to the next. We covered a lot of ground in those 6 or so hours. Everything from preforming CPR, and all the steps surrounding the act itself, to the proper use of a defibrillator, how to handle a person in shock, breathing emergencies, diabetic emergencies, seizures, strokes, muscle, bone and joint injuries, concussions, environmental emergencies, anaphylactic reactions, chocking procedures, poisoning, burns, and bleedings. I will say after all that I have a new found respect for those in the medical community, and other lay responders. There are many steps to help determining and intervening in an emergency situations but a lot of it comes down to common sense, and observation. I am happy I had the opportunity to take this class and now am knowledgeable of how to react in an emergency situation, I still really hope I never have to! Great class, just wish it was a little more affordable for the classes if you were taking them without financial support.

Nice facility filled with supplies and support for all emergency situations…read more Volunteered for an immigrant health fair at the facility. Lots of space and laid out for any event. Thankful to have a large support base in our city.

You can't get any better than the people who treat you at Pittsburgh Skin Dermatology and Mohs…read moreSurgery. Dr. Velez is amazing. Every question, ever concern was addressed. I had such confidence in her that I scheduled a peel which was performed in Cranberry. I saw Dr. Bacik. She exuded the same warmth and confidence that Dr. Valez did. I am very happy with the staff. I am not going to worry about a receptionist. I am grateful for the professionals who showed me they knew what they were doing! Extra thanks to Medical Assistant Haley for making me feel like I was in the hands of a family member...You ladies are wonderful!!

Rebekah at front desk in cranberry office was insanely rude. She was watering plants when I…read morearrived, when she met me at the desk, it was 1 minute past my appointment in which she then told me they cannot see me because I am late. Also note, I have never had a doctor look at my skin here for more than 5 minutes yet they set aside 30 minute appointments... so didn't make much sense. They are also often always behind, I have sat in the waiting room for 20+ minutes past my appointment time before.

Cynthia and Brittany are phenomenal. They REALLY care about me and my health. So compassionate and…read morecaring. I recommend them so very much. This place feels like I'm at home and with good friends. They have helped me so much!

Mike really has been helping me with my tendinitis issues on my knee. Adds new exercises to help…read more Very kind and explains any questions that you have. Gives me exercises to do at home. Recommend.

My husband went to Harmarville ER due to chest pains. We had never been there before, but had…read morealways heard good things about it. The minute we walked in, we knew the good things were true. He was immediately taken care of by so many wonderful. Kind people. Many tests were quickly done. While waiting for the test results we were taken to a room upstairs just incase he had to be admitted. While waiting for the test results, he was treated to a delicious lunch and made comfortable. My husband was blessed to be able to come home that same night. Our treatment there was above and beyond anything we could have imagined. We are very grateful and would recommend this place to anyone needing help.

Great place to go in an emergency. The staff is top notch from the patient access to the…read morephysicians. It is very clean which matters in this day and age. Quick service. Waiting times were great. Definitely use this facility again!

Vincentian home is still one of the best skilled rehabs in the north hills area. Staff genuinely…read morecare and go above and beyond for the residents. The nursing staff is amazing, and do a great job. PT works with the residents to get them where they need to be to go home. The offer skilled nursing, personal care and assisted living. No longer taking long term care residents

I spent two weeks at Vincentian and the care was excellent. I really liked Sara, John, Michelle and…read moreCrystal. Everyone was really nice and I have to say that whenever I rang the bell for assistance, within 5 minutes someone came. The facility is very nice and the gardens provide a relaxing space. If I ever had to go into a rehab facility, I would definitely go there.

I have been visiting this location for an Endocrinologist; this was my last visit as I "graduated"…read moresince my A1C remains well under control. I have like this location as it is easy to get to. The location is off several bus lines and they have parking available, they will validate your parking if you go to an office. The care I received was excellent and I can appreciate that the Endocrinologist wants me to see a PCP vs him as I am not in need of the specialized care. The analysis done and the changes made since coming here are appreciated and I will go on with a less specialized doctor.

My son had a minor burn so we were able to experience west penns er on a Tuesday. It was busy, but…read morewe were in and out in about 3 hours total. Once he was triage and they realize that he did not need serious care, they put us on the fast track and the burn team came down to evaluate. Once he was cleared by the burn team, they wanted ophthalmology to check him out, and they were able to give us an appointment same day.

Dr. Whalen is a great dermatologist. Everyone in the office is professional and friendly…read more His office is nearby in Bridgeville. They are great with calling in prescriptions, etc. Highly recommend.

We've had mixed experiences with Whalen Dermatology in Bridgeville. Several family members have…read moregone here for routine skin checks and have had positive interactions with the doctors--professional, thorough, and kind. However, our experience with acne treatment for my daughter has been disappointing. We prefer a tiered, collaborative approach to care--starting with less intensive treatments and escalating only if necessary. Unfortunately, this practice seems to favor jumping straight to the most aggressive (and expensive) options, without much discussion or openness to alternatives. We were particularly concerned about the strong push toward using The Burgh Pharmacy, which felt more like a business partnership than a patient-centered recommendation. On two separate occasions, we explicitly asked that prescriptions not be sent to The Burgh Pharmacy so we could review them with our preferred local pharmacy first. Despite this, Whalen still sent the scripts to The Burgh Pharmacy after a couple of days--disregarding our request. When we asked questions about the prescribed treatments or suggested trying a gentler approach first, we were met with resistance and even condescension. My daughter was told by reception, "Why would you ask your pharmacist?!"--a response that dismisses the value of a team-based approach to healthcare. We believe in informed decision-making and collaborative care. Unfortunately, this practice didn't seem to welcome that mindset. While they may be a good fit for some, especially for routine dermatological care, those seeking a more personalized, stepwise approach to treatment may want to explore other options.