Boothbay regional health center is a local, go to place for Boothbay residents' Health care needs…read more It is very conveniently located next to Nathan's pharmacy, an excellent compounding pharmacy with which they have an excellent relationship. THE DEAL: The warm and friendly staff here make you feel like family every time you visit!

Alicia is an outstanding naturopathic doctor...she is caring and thoughtful during the entire…read moreprocess of lifestyle coaching. I am very happy to have her in my life and will continue see her as I progress during our interactions -- THANK-You Dr. Alicia!!!

From the owner: Naturopathic medicine is a distinct system of primary health care that emphasizes prevention and…read morethe self-healing process through the use of natural therapies. It is a patient centric method that works at increasing the body's innate ability to heal itself. The role of a naturopathic physician is to find what is getting in the way of the body to heal and find out: what are the obstacles to cure?

Thank you to the awesome staff , P T team and the Great Adrienne for taking such great care of me…read more. Needed Therapy for an ankle injury -and the staff have been so helpful in scheduling and keeping my appointments moving thru my recovery. I am greatful for all of you and our Special Hospital here in Boothbay Harbor. Keep safe my friends . You are all Super Heros!!

Nice staff, clean facility, covid protocols in place. Quiet beautiful area. Family is required to…read morewait outside due to covid. However, the parking area includes a beautiful view of the harbor!

Dr. Couture is professional, personable, respectful, and knowledgeable. She provides general care…read moreas well as pain management, OMT and dermatology consultations. She will research alternative treatments and additional resources for your needs, especially if they don't present or respond to treatment traditionally. She goes above and beyond "the appointment". I highly recommend her.

Very happy with the care and proactiveness of my PCP, Mary Rafter. Been with them for many years.read more

TL:DR- They take care of you as soon as they can. People need to stop having unrealistic…read moreexpectations or coming here for the wrong reasons, and then leaving bad reviews. On the Walk-In Clinic, I've been coming here for a while now, when I need to be seen for milder things but can't make it to my primary care. Depending on staffing and how busy they are, yes, you may have to wait a while. But that's how walk-in clinics work. You walk-in when you want, and they'll see you as soon as they can. On some of the negative reviews on here- If you're actively bleeding, you should be going to the ER (or maybe an urgent care). This is a walk-in clinic, you're not prioritized. This is not the place for that kind of care. If you have something viral, no they're not going to give you antibiotics, because they're for bacteria, not viruses. It won't help with what you're sick with. All they can do is give you advice on what to do, and tell you to suck it up. I came here today, and also didn't eat before I came. That's on me, and not them. It's not their job to make sure you take care of yourself before you come here. And again, you may have to wait a while. It's a roll of the dice. Just show up and hope they're not busy. No, you can't leave and hold your spot in line. That's not how it works You would be getting out of line. Did you not learn how lines work when you were little?

I was escorted to a waiting room. There was no heat and I felt miserable. They left me there for an…read morehour. I walked out. I needed help. The staff just hung around while I waited.

From the sounds of it Topsham should hire me to come in and teach customer service to their…read morepersonal. I'm available through November. Thanks

I was on hold waiting to speak with someone today to make an appointment for 15 minutes. No one…read moreanswered. I then tried again with a different prompt. I waited for a little over half an hour and gave up as no one answered again. I tried to make an appointment on the patient portal and it said no appointments for my primary care were available. Do I now have to drive 15 miles to the office to make an appointment?