Penn Family Medicine Pennsylvania Hospital

2 days ago, i went to a neurology appointment with grace chen kimbaris as the doctor. was referred from my pcp office. although the other staff was nice enough, she was not very personable at all. i suffer from fasciculations and it’s a fairly new diagnosis so any appeasement would’ve been great. she performed an emg on me & didn’t wipe off the blood of the various sites she poked me with when using the needle. she also didn’t provide me with anything to wipe my own blood with. at the end, she did wipe one spot, however i was stuck maybe 10 times. once it was all over i noticed at least 3 of those spots were bleeding, which i am sure she saw. she was short, a little cold in my opinion, told me the result timeframe, told me to have a good day then left. i’m not sure if she was going through

**Review for [Doctor’s Office Name]** I have been a patient of this practice for many years, but the quality of care has deteriorated significantly over the last five years. During this time, I’ve had four different providers, and now I’m not assigned to anyone at all. This has made medication management nearly impossible. One glaring example: I went seven weeks without a critical medication due to confusion and incompetence within the office. Unfortunately, I’m now facing a similar issue. I’ve been trying for four days to get a refill for another medication that I run out of tomorrow. To make matters worse, when someone from the office did call, they provided completely incorrect information about my medications, doses, and refill history. They assured me I would get a follow-up call t

Can’t speak highly enough of this practice. I followed my Dr. here from a different location in the system, as he is a great doctor, and even moreso this location fits my life better. This review is more about the front of house staff. I had an issue (from elsewhere within the Penn system) I needed prompt assistance with, and Lakesha (sp?), actively listened to the challenge, offered a prompt suggestion solution, went through the numerous steps in the system to resolve the challenge. In a system as large as Penn, I find usually these normal challenges, to become monumental to navigate. I can’t speak highly enough of her courteousness, efficiency, and efforts to help address the challenge, as well as a courtesy follow up call to notify that she had resolved the challenge. Yet another emplo

I went to a neurology appointment with grace chen kimbaris as the doctor. was referred from my pcp office.