University City Science Center

The University City Science Center stands as a testament to Philadelphia’s spirit of innovation. Since its inception in 1963, it has grown to become the nation’s first and largest urban research park. It’s a dynamic space where startups thrive, ideas flourish, and education in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) is brought to life for the local community. The Science Center is more than just a place; it’s a community catalyst that propels economic development and fosters a culture of collaboration and progress in University City.

This facility is not consumer friendly. The staff are not helpful even when you explain you have never been there. There are 2 lobbies which was not indicated when my appointment was made. If you're in a wheelchair, there is a dangerous ramp between the 2 lobbies. No one tells you the procedure to validate parking. I was told to arrive 15 minutes early. I then had to wait an additional hour to be called back to see doctor. In the meantime, there was no social distancing in the waiting room. The ventilation was poor. I pointed that out to an employee wearing a "Safety" badge. No response. I mentioned it to a nurse. No response. If I test positive for COVID19, it's due to this visit. And to end it, $9.00 to park car. I cannot avoid this facility for at least another month. If you can, find another facility to see your physician!

I been going to Penn Family for about 2 years. And I always got good services. From them. My PCP. Dr. Michael Scott. And my Neurologist. And all my other Dr.s

Penn Musculoskeletal Center. Dr. Israelite great orthopedic doctor. Facility does radiology on the same floor.

They were on time and friendly. People usually have a hard time finding a vein but she didn't.