Allegheny Health Network

Nice and professional staff. I got injured at work last year, and they were good about my worker's comp. The doctor was nice and helped me feel as comfortable as possible during my recovery. They took x-rays of my meniscus. He explained everything in a way that didn't cause worry. If you get hurt on the job, and this is one of your worker's comp options, go with this one.

The staff is really nice there. It's very clean, and the wait time is very low. This hospital is way better than Westmoreland.

This hospitals primary care very good they take time with you not like UPMC or excels hospitals this hospitals Drs really do care

I went to Allegheny Network originally lesions/sores because I have neurological issues due to an autoimmune condition's along with excoriation disorder. The sores got soo infected the pus was a thick yellow green of which drained out of them. Prior I took 3 pregnancy tests all of which turned out positive only to have a test done there of which was negative. I thought that it was weird because the hormone should have been easier for them to pick up not more difficult. They prescribed me Cleocin and I asked if it was safe if pregnant due to the fact that I took three tests that were all positive despite their test being negative. I was told that the test was negative but that the antibiotic was safe even if I was pregnant only to later learn that information was false that Cleocin was an antibiotic that did come with risks and that it should be avoided unless absolutely necessary if pregnant. The next day I took a new test and it was negative. I felt a hormone drop and was cramping which led to me taking too much medication. I was taken to Pittsburgh in an ambulance and they watched over me, but the monitor had pads that went around and under my stomach which was extremely shady despite another negative pregnancy test result. To me it screamed they new and it made me question if it was intentional foul play.