Excellent primary care. This is how medicine should be: personal, effective, thorough, and great…read morepeople who care about patients. I am a member and highly recommend them. They really listen.

I'm nearing 50 years old and Dr Tremblay is the best primary doctor i've ever had. Professional,…read moresmart, sincerely interested, thorough and kind are just a few words i'd use to describe him... Danielle and the rest of his staff are truly excellent as well. Nothing but positive things to say about the whole crew!

Dr. Dunal is amazing! She's professional, exceedingly thorough and truly caring. That is not a…read morecommon combination and I'm so fortunate to have her care for my health. Excellent Excellent Excellent. Nursing staff is top notch too! Another rare combination! I'm super pleased with this doctor and her staff.

My overall experience with Harbor Medical has been fairly frustrating. On more than one occasion,…read morefront desk people have been rude. I've been put on hold several times, and they have messed up with my dermatologist referral. Why do i stay, you ask? Because of Dr. Dunal. She's a primary care physician. She takes TIME with you when you go in for your appointment. She actually CARES about her patients, and wants to know what's going on with them both physically and mentally.

I've been searching for real help for over 10 years, and I don't say this lightly when I say that…read moremeeting Carina O'Neill truly changed something in me. Over the years, I've seen countless doctors, specialists, and pain clinics. I've had just about every injection you can imagine. What stood out to me before I even met her was that multiple doctors, all from different buildings and institutions, independently told me the same thing, "If anyone can help you, it's her." That alone says everything. From the moment I met Dr. O'Neill at Spaulding in Braintree, I felt something I haven't felt in a very long time... I truly felt seen. She didn't rush me. She didn't talk over me. She didn't treat me like a chart, a case, or a number. She treated me like a human being who has been carrying pain for a very long time. Her empathy was immediate and genuine. She spoke to me gently, listened fully, and truly validated everything I've been experiencing for years. The injections themselves were unlike anything I've ever had, and that's saying a lot. (I've had hundred maybe even thousands of injections over the years) She was able to inject in places no other doctor has ever addressed, areas I didn't even realize could be treated because no one else had the experience or confidence to go there. I felt relief right away, and in the days following I've noticed slow, meaningful progress, the kind of progress that brings real hope. But more than the physical relief, what has stayed with me is knowing that she truly cares. I can tell that no matter what, she will do everything in her power to help me. That kind of care is rare. After a decade of feeling dismissed, minimized, or overlooked, she made me feel like a person again. I now completely understand why she's talked about the way she is, why doctors across New England know her name, and why she's the one they send their hardest cases to. One visit was enough to see it clearly. Carina O'Neill is extraordinary. Without question, Carina O'Neill has put Spaulding Rehabilitation in Braintree on the map. I am beyond grateful I found my way to her, and for the first time in years, I feel hopeful.

Full disclosure: this review is about Donna VanHelene, 0T (occupational therapist) at Spaulding…read morerehabilitation. Donna designs, crates and fits custom, silver ring splints. These help people with a CTD, connective tissue disorder, like my Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. They prevent my fingers from hyperextending and eventually dislocating. Donna VanHelene has the knowledge, skill and patience to design each custom finger brace with the TLC it needs. Then, during follow up visits, she will adjust and refit the custom hand braces as needed. THE DEAL: If you have a CTD, like me, Donna can help address, and hopefully reduce, pain in your hands and wrists!

Great experience on two occasions. Both walk-in appointments to test for strep. A few people ahead…read moreof us, but still not a massively long wait. Seems like a very efficient place.

I called ahead to see if I could walk in around 6pm on a weekday for symptoms of strep throat/sore…read morethroat. I was informed I didn't so I quickly made my way over. The young lady on the phone was pleasant and friendly. However, when I got there, there were two young ladies at the desk who looked at me like I had 10 heads. Neither one welcomed me or said a word to me until I said something first. They both seemed so bothered. Overall the front desk staff was not friendly nor were they clear with their directions. The waiting area was clean and tidy. Seemed like I was the only one there. I didn't wait for long. I filled out the form and waited maybe 5 minutes and the MA, I believe her name was Maddison? Starts with an M. She was super friendly and easy going. She definitely knows the area well. I recently moved to the area and didn't have a pharmacy in mind. She quickly asked where I moved to and immediately suggested a cvs pharmacy I am familiar with 5 minutes from me. Shortly after she took my rapid strep test, the provider was in in less than 10 minutes. Dr. Paul Paganelli-- he was amazing! He listened to all my concerns and was super personal. He prescribed me antibiotics and I was on my way!! He made sure to walk me out and quickly sent the orders to my pharmacy. On my way to pharmacy, I received a text saying my prescription was ready for pick up! Amazing back end staff who truly cares.

I've been fortunate to work with Furnace Brook PT and receive treatment for two conditions (knee…read morereplacement and rotator cuff surgery) over the past year. The practitioners here are exceptionally trained and qualified, with most, if not all, having advanced degrees in Physical Therapy and extensive practical hands-on experience. Samantha ("Sammy") Rondeau, DPT, led my first series of PT sessions for right knee replacement. This was personally challenging as I'd never experienced a surgery or recovery like this one. Sammy outlined, explained, and led 3-times a week sessions to restore movement and full use of my right leg. This included home exercises (I continue to use as part of my home workouts.) Sammy is also leading my rotator cuff PT (which I started this week.) A comprehensive assessment coupled with MD recommendations precedes physical therapy here. Everyone here is very client-focused. Lots of off-street parking and a comfortable waiting room. The staff are all upbeat and eager to guide the rest of us to improved health. There are many PT clinics in the immediate area, but I am very fortunate to work with this one.

I was excited to try and schedule a session at this location because of heard some good things…read more Unfortunately I called today, not sure if it's because it's almost holiday, the lady who answered the phone sounded impatient to answer my questions. She actually sighed. Not a good sign. I will look elsewhere.

I have had 2 separate physical issues and have been to Soleil two different times. Ron and Dave are…read moreexceptional. They have given me exercises to do and I'm feeling wonderful after going here. I can't say enough good things about them. I also referred my neighbor to them!

It has been a pleasure working with Ron and Qui. Ron and Qui are very knowledgeable and know what…read morethey are doing. They know exactly how far to manuever you to get you to the next level -- so much so that I am a month ahead of my goals. The environment is friendly and down to earth with honest caring people.

Terrible experience with the front desk staff. The receptionist, Chris, was completely…read moreunprofessional, dismissive, and lacked even the most basic customer service skills.When I arrived, Chris was chatting with a coworker and actively ignored me for several minutes before rolling his eyes when I tried to check in. He spoke to me with a massive attitude, loudly questioned my insurance out in the open (violating my privacy), and refused to help me resolve a scheduling mix-up caused by the office itself.No one who is already sick or stressed should have to deal with this kind of arrogance and hostility. Management needs to seriously evaluate how the front desk treats patients. I will not be returning to this practice.

This urgent care office has set the standard of a great experience. The check-in process was easy,…read morejust provide your health insurance card and ID. The waiting area has comfortable chairs with snacks, coffee and water. The nurse and doctor did a great job cleaning my cut and made sure I was comfortable before getting stitches. Before leaving, they gave me a bag with extra bandages and supplies.

I have not only been a completely satisfied patient of Dr. Craig Davies' for roughly 17 year, now,…read morebut also refer my massage therapy clients and patients to him on a regular basis. Not only is Dr. Davies the finest chiropractor I have ever been treated by (and I have been in the care of one chiropractor or another since 1989, when an on the job injury left me partially paralyzed, until a chiropractor in NY state corrected the misalignment and restored the use of my legs), but his colleagues and support staff are exceptional and incredibly organized in every imaginable way! So much so, in fact, that I've come to think of several of them (and Dr. Davies, himself) more as trusted friends than just healthcare service providers. I cannot recommend him or them highly enough! P. S.: In another commentator's review, there were some pretty harsh words about this office's pricing, and as a fellow healthcare practitioner, I'd like to address these, if I may... If someone walks into an office, receives quality care and pays by cash or check before they leave, that's ideal. So if the fee is $100, the office has $100 it can count on to pay its bills. If the patient pays that $100 with their debit or credit card, the office receives somewhere between $91.40-95 for their efforts; the rest comes out in bank fees. If the office has to bill the person for their care, they'll only receive $80.45 out of that $100, after a 30-90 day waiting period, because of the percentages paid to the billing service (15%) and merchant service (credit card processor @ 5% average). And if the patient provides a health insurance card and a tiny little $10-20 co-pay, the office will have to invest at least an additional hour of paperwork and phone calls into the equation, and may have to wait as long as 3-6 months before they're paid somewhere in the vicinity of $42.37, after which, at any point in the next year, the insurer may randomly decide that the treatment wasn't _really_ as necessary as it seemed, at which point, they'll automatically withdraw those funds from the office's bank account! Meanwhile, the office's rent or mortgage, utilities, equipment, accident, property and casualty and workers compensation insurance bills, supplies, the employees' salaries, benefits, sick days and various insurance (health, life, etc.) packages all must be paid on time, no matter how much of those originally billed dollars actually make it in the door! As such, when caring healthcare professionals have different billing rates for what appears to be the same thing, it might help to ask yourself this one question: "Would I charge the same amount to pick up and carry a 50 lb. bag of sand from my front door to the car as I would to carry it ten city blocks?" If the answer is no, then consider how much effort folks like Drs. Barbati, Davies, and Brown and their employees (and all of the other healthcare professionals you meet) are actually investing into your wellbeing, before you knock them. From where I stand, they're a lot like swans gliding across a pond in a stiff crosswind: you only see them calmly gliding across the surface, but you have no idea how hard those little feet are paddling away, underneath!

What a disgrace when an owner doesn't even contact the patient when one of his employees (the…read moreoffice manager) had verbally attacked, broke hipa rights and threatened the patient. Nice customer service but she did act ablaze like someone from the hood. She just couldn't stop and control herself. It appears he is more concerned with the trash he employs than being appropriate to his customers. I guess he has to soothe the savage beast because he can't hire any competent employees, employees who keep miscommunicating and giving the wrong or no information which caused many complications in the life of the patient. Not only did they not take responsibility of their errors the office manager defended the desk personals errors saying she did everything right. I couldn't have my pt that I waited a month for because they didn't have a referral for me because nobody told me I needed one. And that is only one of her wild goose chases. All I wanted was for them to know they needed to educate their front staff better as not to inconvenience other patients like me. This office manage went crazy yelling, waving her hands, talking over me in a very sarcastic tone saying that she didn't feel safe with me in the building. She wanted me to leave and not talk to the doc on duty. She said if I didn't leave she was going to call the police. Then finally after she ranted at the doc her side he came out but she wouldn't let me talk to him privately. She stood in the doorway and wouldn't allow me to close the door. She interrupted me and the doc repeatedly with threats and her opinions of things that had nothing to do with the event of the day. I left being told by the fill-in doc that he would have the owner call me but NEVER DID. With attitudes and disrespect to their patients no wonder why they had to buy patients off by giving DD cards for good yelps.....hence the many good yelps