A comprehensive list of Altoona, PA physicians, doctors & medical clinics, centers and hospitals. Read unbiased patient reviews and recommendations of local physicians. 
June, 2009 - Central PA Podiatry would like to congratulate the following Assistants for successfully passing the American Society of Podiatric Medical Assistants certification exam, thus bestowing upon them the PMAC Podiatric Medical Assistant Certified credentials. We have been delivering total family ankle and foot care for newborn to 100+ years, since 1995.
Joseph Deriso — Great personal. Knowledgeable and professional. Clean space well maintained. Complete menu of services.
We do more LASIK and PRK procedures in the Altoona, Johnstown and State College area than all other providers combined. The more experience a surgeon has performing laser vision correction, the better your chance of having the optimal LASIK outcome. Just like professional golfers, race car drivers and many other occupations, there are different skill levels possessed by elite professionals.
Howard Gordon — Ben and Debbie were excellent, answered all my questions and concerns. I really got the feeling of caring from them and the
We accept most major health insurances, and accept payment in the form of cash, checks, money orders, Visa, Discover, MasterCard, and American Express. Review information about a procedure and how to properly prepare in advance for a hassle free and relaxed visit. At Blair Gastroenterology Associates we specialize in educating, preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the digestive organs.
Walter Fiedor — Had a throat scope done there. Super nice staff. Very compassionate and answered any questions I had. I woke up not even
UPMC Altoona's Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship offers an innovative curriculum that prepares fellows for a career in Hospice and Palliative Medicine. Altoona Family Physicians is dedicated to the teaching of resident physicians with the goal of developing competent, compassionate, and ethical family physicians that are equipped to provide high quality and patient-centered care to the rural
Elizabeth Keller — I was going there for about 2 years. I always got a different doctor. They wouldn't listen to my real problems. They would
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Kyle Jackson — I was lied to about the timing of my allergy shots by the receptionist and the nursing staff insisting I was still in my