Dr Reilly. Was my Family Dr. And she went to a different office that was far. She was the best Dr. I ever had. I've been thinking about going back . She cares. .And I haven't found a new Dr like her that takes time and effort to make me feel better. ....

Submitted April 21, 2015

The best there is. Dr. Reilly does a great job reviewing your test results, what they mean and what options should be considered when dealing with issues. She spends whatever time that is required with you and does not check the clock. She actually calls you herself should she see something on a test result that concerns her. She answers all questions and makes sure you understand the answers Just a wonderful caring person

Louis Heller

Submitted Aug. 7, 2014

Dr. Reilly is the main doctor I see when I go to Pine Street Family Practice. She is amazing! Dr. Reilly is a truly compassionate, caring doctor. She listens to everything you say no matter how long it takes because she truly cares about you and I think she genuinely enjoys being a doctor. Dr. Reilly, the other doctors, and the staff at pine street are all wonderful, awesome people! I couldn't ask for better doctors or a better office. Keep up the amazing job Dr. Reilly, Dr. LeeAnn,Dr. Lowry,Dr.Zucconni(hope i spelled that right),and staff!! You all are truly AMAZING!!!

Submitted Oct. 25, 2013

Dr. Reilly is extremely lax in the care that she offers. Blood work results are not followed up on in a timely manner. When blood work shows signs of concern she waits until she has an opening to collect co-pay to address the problems. No medications are prescribed to the patient. Cardiologist had to prescribe the colesterol medication because Dr. Reilly did not. The Dr. has withheld important information regarding test results although the information was available to her. Even after she had spoken to a specialist regarding these results she claimed "she was not educated enough" to give proper information. Dr. Reilly was given prognosis over the phone by the Neurologist but withheld that information for the reason stated above. Therefore leaving patient wondering what his condition was until he was able to speak with the Neurologist himself. VERY POOR MEDICAL CARE!

Submitted Jan. 15, 2013

Very empathetic, caring doctor.

Submitted Dec. 12, 2008