Carly Piel, PA-C received her master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Thomas Jefferson University in Center City, Philadelphia. Just prior, she received her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Delaware in Newark. Becoming a physician assistant has been her lifelong goal as she has always had a passion for team-based and patient focused care.
Carly Piel, PA-C received her master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Thomas Jefferson University in Center City, Philadelphia. Just prior, she received her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Delaware in Newark. Becoming a physician assistant has been her lifelong goal as she has always had a passion for team-based and patient focused care.
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She may have introduced herself briefly to me but did not provide any care
Jul-2025
Carly is attentive, explains the process/ progress on treatment and next steps. Excellent!
Jul-2025
Professional as usual.
Jul-2025
Carly is very thorough, thoughtful and caring.
Jun-2025
I appreciate you you Carly. I wish you much success in your career!
Jun-2025
Great and nice and knowledgeable person 👍👍👍
Jun-2025
Very personable,understands your symptoms
Jun-2025
Appreciate all the effort to get rid of the UTI. However, nothing you or anyone has done, however, it’s discouraging 30 days on the Macrobid did not cure the problem.. I know you sent it out to the lab and fingers crossed they can come up with an antibiotic that will do away with the bacterium. The good news is I am unaware of having an infection. I don’t know what else I can do at home other than to take a shower in the morning and a shower at night. I look forward to a phone call which I prefer over text. I do appreciate Dr Bernstein‘s effort to rid me of the infection and yours too.
As you are aware, I am on hydroxyurea for the polycythemia vera. A recent article in the New York Times on what they call a rare blood cancer makes the patient prone to infection. I am not aware that the Meds for the cardiovascular situation and the same with Dr. Miller‘s rheumatoid arthritis medication. Dr. Miller recently put me on gabapentin for neuropathy which has made a positive difference.
Jun-2025
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Bryn Mawr (Bryn Mawr Ave)
245 South Bryn Mawr Ave Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Paoli (4 Industrial Blvd)
4 Industrial Boulevard Suite 180 Paoli, PA 19301
Carly Piel, PA-C received her master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Thomas Jefferson University in Center City, Philadelphia. Just prior, she received her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Delaware in Newark. Becoming a physician assistant has been her lifelong goal as she has always had a passion for team-based and patient focused care.
Carly strives to make a difference in her patients’ lives as she brings a warm and caring perspective to patient-centered care. With a focus on healthy lifestyles combined with medical management, she is happy to help with all your urology care needs.
Certifications, Memberships, Accomplishments
Carly is a member of American Academy of Physician Assistants and the Urological Association of Physician Assistants.
Wonderful!
Excellent care and answered all of my questions.
She may have introduced herself briefly to me but did not provide any care
Carly is attentive, explains the process/ progress on treatment and next steps. Excellent!
Professional as usual.
Carly is very thorough, thoughtful and caring.
I appreciate you you Carly. I wish you much success in your career!
Great and nice and knowledgeable person 👍👍👍
Very personable,understands your symptoms
Appreciate all the effort to get rid of the UTI. However, nothing you or anyone has done, however, it’s discouraging 30 days on the Macrobid did not cure the problem.. I know you sent it out to the lab and fingers crossed they can come up with an antibiotic that will do away with the bacterium. The good news is I am unaware of having an infection. I don’t know what else I can do at home other than to take a shower in the morning and a shower at night. I look forward to a phone call which I prefer over text. I do appreciate Dr Bernstein‘s effort to rid me of the infection and yours too. As you are aware, I am on hydroxyurea for the polycythemia vera. A recent article in the New York Times on what they call a rare blood cancer makes the patient prone to infection. I am not aware that the Meds for the cardiovascular situation and the same with Dr. Miller‘s rheumatoid arthritis medication. Dr. Miller recently put me on gabapentin for neuropathy which has made a positive difference.