About Pathology Services at UPMC Mercy Patient Testing Center
Pathology Services at UPMC Mercy Patient Testing Center is a highly regarded medical facility that provides exceptional care to its patients. According to multiple reviews, the staff at the center are consistently described as professional, informative, caring, and genuine in their approach to patient care. Patients have commended the efficiency and responsiveness of the medical team, with one reviewer noting that they were treated "ASAP upon arrival" for a serious infection. The physicians, including Dr. Yates in the emergency department, are praised for their excellent bedside manner, ability to quickly diagnose and address the issue, and their dedication to the well-being of their patients. Despite some challenges with signage and accessibility, the hospital staff are commended for their willingness to assist patients in finding their way around the facility. Patients have expressed their gratitude for the exceptional care they have received at UPMC Mercy, with one reviewer stating that the center is "the best hands down on all aspects of health care needs." Overall, Pathology Services at UPMC Mercy Patient Testing Center is a highly recommended medical facility that provides exceptional care and support to its patients, with a team of dedicated and compassionate professionals.
hi guys, came here to have my wisdom tooth looked at because i was in so much pain i couldn't sleep. ended up waiting 3 hours just to leave in tears without being because i was in so much pain :) thanks!!
If I could give 0 I would. Lady at the desk VERY RUDE! Went at 1:20 (2/2/24), I asked how long the wait is and the woman LAUGHED AT ME and told me to read the sign. She shouldnt work with people if she doesnt know how to be nice.
I live in Johnstown Pa. and over the summer of 23' my wife noticed that I wasn't acting like myself so we went to see our family doctor. He sent me for an MRI and found an abnormality on my brain but they didn't know what it was. The medical options in Johnstown are functional at best and I certainly wouldn't trust them with any major operations or even to correctly read the MRI. My family doctor recommended me to Dr. Bradley Gross at UPMC Mercy in Pittsburgh for an angiogram of the brain. Dr. gross found an aneurysm on my brain that had a real possibility of rupturing and suggested to have preventative surgery to keep the aneurysm from killing me. Dr. Gross works with some of the most brilliant people that I have ever met and he referred me to Dr. Michael Lang (Neurosurgeon) to perform the surgery. I met with Dr. Lang and part of his team (Julie) to be specific, to discuss my options and they sat with my wife and I and answered absolutely every question and concern that we had. Dr. Lang was called out to emergency surgery prior to my scheduled consultation and came back after surgery and spent about 45 minutes with us. November 22, 2023 was my scheduled surgery to repair/remove the aneurysm. I was at UPMC Mercy at 4:30 am the day before Thanksgiving for brain surgery. I was told from the time I was prepared for surgery to the time I was in ICU and talking with my family after the surgery was about 15 hours. I was in ICU on the 8th floor from 11/22/23 to 11/24/23, Thanksgiving day was 11/23/23 and Dr. Lang actually came in on his personal time to see me and check on my recovery. I have much more that I could type here but I want to make sure that I get this point across. EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE that I had an interaction with at UPMC Mercy from the valet parking people to the PA that removed the staples from my head were very professional, informative, caring and genuine about helping and caring for their patients. I can't say enough good things about each an everyone of these people. I want to Thank you all of you for taking such good care of me and forever being a part of saving my life. Sincerely T. Cox