When I fostered some puppies and they were sick the shelter told me to bring them to Long. The doctors were there at 9pm and they allowed me to go right in and comfort the pups who were very scared and sick. The doctors truly loved animals and were very professional but yet easy-going and kept a level head through the situation.
So when it came time to adopt my own pet I remembered the people at Long. They were able to quote me a range for my first visit and I was happy to say the result was at the medium -not high end. The vet took a good 20-30 minutes to talk me through puppy-ownership and answer all of my questions. He was thorough, kind, and gentle to my little girl. All of the tech's and front desk associates were very friendly as well.
The hospital itself is no frills (meaning you wont see a fish tank in the "seating area") , the exam room was a bit sterile looking but it was clean and the equipment looked in good shape so I felt confident that I was paying for procedures and not decor, which is fine by me.
I will say if you plan on purchasing pet meds including heartworm/flea treatments be sure to check online and buy in bulk as it is MUCH cheaper than going through the vet.