Fern Hill Medical Campus

The orthopedic office was run well. Everyone there was helpful & knowledgeable. I saw Dr. Benner, and, he was incredibly kind & helpful.

I needed to have an MRI done for an upcoming surgery. The MRI had been scheduled earlier in the month, the day of my appointment, 2hrs before my appointment, I got a voicemail mail saying the machine all of a sudden stopped working, and they weren't able to see me that day. I really wish they would have been more professional, and called earlier in the week to reschedule, it was obvious from the voicemail I was the last patient in the schedule and they wanted to get off work as early as possible and my appointment was in the way.

I can't overstate my recommendation for this place. While we went through a cancer scare I found the staff - from the volunteers to the admissions staff all the way up to the doctors - to be excellent. They were patient and compassionate and great at their jobs. The parking was easy, facilities were nice and level of care was great. But the what truly impressed me was while I sat waiting for my family's procedure to finish, I did not see a single patient wait for more than 10 minutes until they were called back. The admissions person even checked on me to make sure they hadn't missed anyone. That sort of care is just outstanding in our world of 3 hour hospital waits.

Excellent medical campus with a full range of doctors, a surgical center, and radiology department

This is to help people without insurance. Seriously I recomended this place because it is to be voluntary medical doctors that want to help the community. Phoenixville started the community center to help those folks that had no medical cards at all. Excelente doctors and caring staff. I really feel that if the working staff doesn't want to work change your professional career path. We need people that care about others no matter what race, creed, color and nationality you are. Return calls and do your diligence. Volunteers doctors are caring folks....and if the time comes don't forget Karma is stuff...we all get old. Be caring....today for you tomorrow for me. Treat with RESPECT