I am a frequent visitor of the lab at this location. I have also utilized different departments for…read moreother types of testing. Sometimes the waiting room is packed, other times there isn't a soul in sight. Everyone that has provided me care has been great so far. The mammogram process is easy and not stressful, they give you answers before you leave the buidling. Top-notch quality care. For the people that complain about wait times in the lab, make an appointment online and it shortens your wait.

Great facility at North Fayette. Convenient and no parking fee…read more I highly recommend it.

This is the clinic inside Walgreens. I have visited this location plenty of times and always have a…read morepositive experience. I have seen 2 different doctors, over time, and they are both very personable. I love that they electronically send my scripts over to the pharmacy and I can grab them and be on my way. :)

I am beginning to think this place is a front for insurance fraud. They accepted my insurance…read moretwice for appointments but never followed up with writing out and submitting the correct medication for my insurance. After some investigation, reading other reviews and speaking to my primary care physician, it seems like many people have had the exact same issues. There are way too many patients for how many staff are available. They overbook, then never followed up. Terribly frustrating and completely unprofessional.

Dr Loberant is super nice! She really takes the time to listen to all your needs and discusses any…read moreand all concerns with you. Very caring doctor, would recommend booking through Zocdoc.

I am 35 years old and have struggled with lower back pain throughout my entire adult life. Despite…read moremy best efforts (yoga, chiro, massage) it continued to get worse. I have broken my wrist, my leg, and my clavicle. I know pain well, but nothing is quite as debilitating as lower back pain. It would interfere with my desire to go out, be social, go on a walk, go to a concert, go on vacation and at times not even get out of bed. Desperate for a solution, I went to google and discovered The Disc Institute right here in Pittsburgh. I am a skeptical, but hopeful person so I went into this with an open mind and low expectations. It's been about 9 months since I completed the program and my back has never felt better. I am extraordinarily thankful that they are located right here in Pittsburgh and that I happened to find them through google. Otherwise I probably would have eventually found myself getting injections, surgery and never getting any better. The best investment I have ever made for my health and happiness. Bonus: Their staff is incredibly kind and patient.

I started getting treatments at The Disc Institute due to having severe sciatic nerve pain…read more The pain was preventing me from doing every day task. It was getting so bad I found it difficult to sit down, I could not drive my car for more than 5 minutes without feeling pain. The Disc Institute came highly recommended to me but I was not sure what to expect. It has been a little over 1 year since completing my last treatment and I still remain pain free!!!! Thanks to Dr.Rafferty and his highly professional staff that always went above and beyond for all their patients. I am truly grateful for everyones help and to be pain free again!!! I highly recommend The Disc Institute. Thank you all

I've seen just about every office in this place. The one downside is though Dr.Sheffler is amazing,…read morethe front desk doesn't answer. But they have gotten better about it in recent months. Then the blood work department is really good. One stick, in and out, explained everything great. Then I saw the plastic surgeon and he was amazing. Spunky. Explained well. Got this awful cyst off my face. I was awake for the surgery which feels like a flex LOL. His front office staff was great too. The plastic surgeon department was my favorite one. If I ever get this weight off, they're first I'm going to for skin removal LOL! The main complaint thought is definitely the front desk in the Park Manor associates side needing to be better about answering calls. I work front desk, I know it's possible and I've seen them improving drastically- it seems they replaced the old staff with people a little more thrilled for their job. My job is a hotel, the phone is constantly ringing, and I have a million other things to do. And I get paid a fart and a smile (basically nothing is the point), so I get their standpoint but I also question it and have gotten flustered with it because I find they get paid more and are always way less busy then my job- so I don't get the wait times. Coming in and seeing three on staff, one person just twiddling their thumbs, but the phone not stop ringing is a bit off putting. Overall though, through my frustration I stay with this office.

WOULDN'T GO BACK IF I WERE ON MY DEATH-BED!! This office…read morespontaneously stopped all contact with me for a month, leaving me high and dry without my medication. When I tried to speak to the Dr about a refill or an OTC alternative, their secretary told me I'd have to drive over 4hr to talk in person if I wanted any help. I tried to schedule an appointment to come in person, but it got pushed back twice; once I hit month 3 without getting anywhere I switched to a different provider.

You will NOT encounter ANY medical professionals who adhere to the Hippocratic Oath or its…read moreprinciples on the 5th floor of Heritage Valley Sewickley. 4 surgeries for my partner, with me the sole caregiver. 4 surgeries, whose recovery was unprofessionally, and with malic,e mishandled by the nursing staff on the 5th floor. I, as sole caregiver, despite the repeated and loud requests of my partner, am FORCEFULLY EXCLUDED from the recovery steps MANDATORY BY THE CAREGIVER, and my presence being the ONLY REASON for discharge. THE NURSING STAFF REFUSES TO INCLUDE ME. For the most recent shoulder replacement, the surgeon place a PICO bandage and gave STRICT INSTRUCTIONS IT NOT BE REMOVED FOR 7 DAYS. I did not receive these instructions until 3 days after surgery, via mail with bandages and collagen supply. It ends up, that the nursing staff was displeased, heavily, letting me know with there words and stares, with my partner and I agreeing with a commentator on CNN in her private hospital room. It further ends up the the NURSES RIPPED OFF THE BANDAGE, as my partner recalls being woken from her sleep. The NURSES gave her care instructions EXCLUDING ME HER SOLE CAREGIVER, while she was STILL UNDER HEAVY SEDATION due to what the surgeon said was ~"the maximum legally allowable amount of pain medicine distributed throughout the depth of the incision while proceeding inward to the shoulder bones, layer by layer". he told me that prior to the surgery. The instructions by mail stated : ~"any compromise of the seal or malfunction of the pump MUST BE IMMEDIATELY REPORTED TO THE SURGEON AS AN EMERGENT MATTER" Well, the on-call Office Staff DID NOT LIKE THAT, AND THREATENED PHYSICAL VIOLENCE....a matter already reported to the GPOA board, and pending reporting (awaiting a change of mind on their part, resulting in unlikely efforts to address this issue that they so far ignored with disdain, disparagement, and threats) to the State of Pennsylvania, as REMOVING A PICO BANDAGE WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION OF THE SURGEON WHO PLACED IT IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE, in most 1st world countries, and most/all US states. You will NOT encounter ANY medical professionals who adhere to the Hippocratic Oath or its principles on the 5th floor of Heritage Valley Sewickley. The picture below is the alleged PICO bandage for which we received the VERY SERIOUS instructions stated above. Heritage Valley Sewickly nurse illegally removed it against Surgeon's (Dr. Kubik) orders. The Surgeon's colleague (Dr. Thomas) was chewed me out for bothering him on a Saturday late morning. He was disparaging, he was denegrating, and he physically threatened me with his PA named Mark, should I pursue this matter any further. I began truly pursuing this matter at that very moment. STAND UP. DON'T BE BULLIED. FIGHT FOR YOUR HUMAN RIGHT.

Dr. Singh, urologist saw my son who had pain in his testicle and a lump In September. Dr. Singh saw…read morehim for a couple minutes and headed out the door when my son said, hey I have questions! He told my son it was a cyst. have another ultra sound in 2 months. he ended up in emergency at AHN about a 2 months later in pain. DR. Singh still didn't want to see him till February. He ended up with a new Dr. at ahn that saw him in a couple days after going to emergency room and was operated on 2 days after the appt. He was diagnosed with stage 2B testicular cancer. Dr. Singh should lose his license before he hurts someone else.

My son was hurt at an RMU hockey game. He had left shoulder pain. We had to wait at least 2 hours…read morebecause they only had one provider. The physician's assistant that saw my son was very nice and very through. They had his shoulder x rayed and had a radiologist read it. The radiologist said no broken bones or fractures and that the bone spacing looked good. The PA said to follow up with ortho because there is probably an AC sprain. The ortho looked at the same x ray on my son's phone and told us he has a fractured collarbone. Good thing we did follow up. What kid of radiologists read the x ray? PA super nice, wait super long - excessive, radiologist that read the x ray awful!

The folks there are wonderful! Went in at 7:45 and seen right away even though they close at 8…read more Very comforting team and knowledgeable- would recommend

******* Sewickley Hospital ****** I have visited this…read morehospital for SEVERAL tests, procedures and two emergancies. The hospital is great but me nor my husband are great fans of their ER. They are nice but not really efficient. I had to visit for a bad migraine. They had to put in an IV to give me fluids. This male nurse came in to give me pain medicine through my IV but failed to warn me that it would be painful. Lets just say I came off the table and ended up in the floor. I was so mad. The nurse then said, "oh yeah, it could sting a little." My thoughts were "REALLY WTF!!!!." lol My husband had to visit the ER for kidney stones recently. They just asked him his symptoms, gave him meds and told him to follow up with his doctor. $100 for that. If you need tests run or bloodwork this facility is great. Apparently Wednesdays is BACON day. HAHA I know this because when my husband was having a procedure done the nurses were all excited that it was Wednesday and they get BACON. lol So a recap: if your loved one needs to have a procedure done schedule it for Wednesday. Although I visited their cafeteria and I didn't think their bacon was good at all. I did enjoy plugging in my laptop and hanging out in the seated area of the cafeteria. It was nice and I got to hear all the chit chatter of negativity from the female nurses. I just tuned them out and surfed away on the wonderful world wide net. ;)