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Danielle Lucchesi, DO

Redeemer Health

General Surgery

Huntingdon Valley, PA

Most recent review: 1 week ago New
5.0
71 Ratings
36 Comments

Dr. Danielle Lucchesi, D.O., is a general surgeon who earned her medical degree and completed her internship and residency at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM). She specializes in a range of elective and emergency surgical procedures, including hernia repair and small bowel, colon, and gall bladder surgery.

5.0
71 Ratings
36 Comments

Dr. Danielle Lucchesi, D.O., is a general surgeon who earned her medical degree and completed her internship and residency at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM). She specializes in a range of elective and emergency surgical procedures, including hernia repair and small bowel, colon, and gall bladder surgery.

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Very social and made everything understood . Thant you doctory

(1 week ago) May-2026

Great service

(3 weeks ago) May-2026

Outstanding experience. Dr. Lucchesi takes time explaining all steps and options. She makes you feel at ease. I will recommend Dr. Lucchesi to family and friends. A true professional.

(3 weeks ago) May-2026

Simple awesome,

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

She’s ver pleasant and patient. She took care that I was fully aware of my situation, surgery went well, recovery was smooth and she had such a gentle hand went tending to my stitches.

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

Very nice and informative. She explained everything and helped me feel much better. Would highly recommend her.

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

Very patient and accommodating to my situation with getting report from another doctor

(1 month ago) Apr-2026

Fantastic place

(2 months ago) Mar-2026

Very thorough, very understanding, and honestly, she has a bedside manner that immediately put you at ease no matter how bad your white coat syndrome is.

(2 months ago) Mar-2026

So kind and considerate

(2 months ago) Mar-2026
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