Coordinated Health

Just don’t go here. Whilst the doctor I spoke to was personable, their follow up and basic ability to communicate to patients or each other was abysmal.
I got blood drawn and 10 days later, I am still purple — cheers to the nurse for cheerily calling the needle «monstrous.»
The nurse completely forgot to take my stats and had to call me back in once I had left to get my blood pressure taken.
When I got my report mailed back to me about the visit, they listed my weight as 35lbs heavier than I am. Maybe I’m a little vain, but if you can’t get something as basic as that correct then my confidence isn’t really that inspired.
I left several voice mails and had to directly email the doctor before they eventually (over a week later) got back to me about a question I had.
So, no. Don’t even bother. A waste of time and far too much money.

I always thought Coordinated Health was an excellent place, but you won’t get the same service today you did when it was a small company when all the employees knew each other and were friendly. Beware that when you go in today, you will receive TWO bills. One for their «hospital facility» and one for the doctor who sees you. I used to work at their original East Stroudsburg office back in college – it was SUCH a great place back then – to work and be a patient. Myself and several family members and friends were patients back then. I even went once as a patient after they opened their new East Stroudsburg office. So, naturally, when I injured my calf working out at the end of October, I went in to see them at the Emerick Boulevard office Nov 6. My how things have changed. VERY bureaucratic these days. No personal treatment, just business as usual. VERY VERY different from the Coordinated Health I was used to back in the early to mid 2000’s. My leg was looked at, the doctor came in briefly. I was given an x-​ray, told I tore the muscle and to take ibuprofen 3x/​day until it felt better. Then I received the bill, and instead of the usual $ 45 copay for seeing a specialist, I received TWO bills. One for the «hospital» and one for the doctor. Note, I was seen in an OFFICE, NOT a hospital. The double charge is outrageous. So, now on top of a $ 45 copay I have a $ 220 hospital bill! And on top of that, my muscle feels NO better today than it did 4 months ago. So, if any of you reading this can recommend a small, private practice that might take care of me better, I would GREATLY appreciate it. Coordinated Health was once an amazing place, but my most recent visit proves that they are no different than any other bureaucratic facility that ushers you and and ushers you out as a number. Very disappointed.