This hospital and everyone associated with it are linked to Stewart Family Medicine. No matter what…read moreyou need, it has to go through them and their system. When their system has only a mediocre specialist associated, that's who you'll see. If you hear of a wonderful doctor who specializes in your specific problem, you can't see him if he's not part of their system. When you go to see your PCP, he won't do anything except refer you on to another doctor. They do more referrals for doctors in their system and more tests recommended by those doctors. All so they can stick their greedy little hands deeper into your wallet. Don't trust anyone associated with Stewart Medical Associates!

The staff and other people at this location are wonderful (lab people, office manager, office…read morestaff, appointment specialist, and so on), but the PCP I went to is awful. She is Dr. Vandana Sahay. She is rude and disrespectful to her patients and controlling. She expects you to do what she says and won't explain why. Stay as far away as possible or pay the price!

Although it took me months to talk with someone who didn't steer me wrong, once I got hold of Tina…read moreshe was immensely helpful and everything fell into place. My doctor, Dr. Ting, is everything I could want in a doctor--knowledgeable, thorough, and compassionate. She really seems to care about her patients. I'm happy to be able to revise my review.

I really know what to say. I just she's a doctor and I feel confident with her care. She never…read moresteered me wrong

this place cares about there patients wholeheartedly i'm blessed to be apart of this amazing group…read moreof doctors

Welcome to New England, (H "calgal" H.)...it's where you are a stranger to everyone until you get…read moreto know them...and people see multiple doctors for opiate prescriptions/abuse... Dr. Jacobellis is a wonderful doctor who is warm and knowledgeable. Although I've only been going to her for only the past four years, she and her staff have never made me feel less-than or belittled by lecturing me...even though I'm not perfect...or in perfect health. My husband and neighbor (neither who will 'Yelp') also are in the Westford Internal Medicine/Dr. Jacobellis fan club. They have never led us wrong, nor been negative in any way...and there have been mild to severe diagnoses given. There office is clean and I never feel anything is lacking when I leave.

I felt very judged by her when I told her what I was dealing with. She seems unfriendly and cold…read more She treated me like she didn't like me, right off the bat. I felt like she was lecturing at me and not really hearing me. I told her she didn't seem too trustful in me she responded with "well I don't know you." I'm not sure what I could have done in such a few short minutes. The office staff and her techinician were nice though.

I have been a patient of Dr. Lundquist's for half a year now. I cannot say enough about his…read moredemeanor and skills. He is the doctor we all want, experienced, knowledgable, respectful and concerned. He listens and does not make you feel as though you are tying up his time, preventing him from getting to the next patient. In this day and age of money printing physician practices and hospitals, Peter Lundquist brings you back to the older days when a physician actual took care of you as a patient and a person not a number...

With the takeover off CMC by HCA in 2025, all services at this location were closed at the end of…read moreOctober 2025. Granite State Internal Medicine, the Pediatrics office, and CMC Outpatient lab at this location are now all closed.

Welcoming.. doctors listened and spoke directly as to what test would be recommended to take and…read moreget current info. No assumptions just get the facts. Advised options for next steps... choices. Treated as an adult not as a kid. Paperwork is killing me to get it changed to this office. But that's insurance these days.

Meredith was a lifesaver for me. When I went in there she help me to sign in and the young lady…read morethat drew blood, I think her name was Ana, did terrific. This is a very people friendly place.

From the owner: Merrimack Valley Internal Medicine Associates is dedicated to providing each patient with the…read morehighest quality medical care and healthcare services.

This is a truly rare physician . We found her by accident. In the many long years my family…read moremember has been ill -- bulimia involuntary acid reflux barrettes syndrome not one doctor offered in depth solutions once the bulimia was under control. This family member contracted H1N1 in 2009 almost died and could not hold food down for over 3 weeks. Brigham Women's and Mayo Clinics ER could offer no solutions at that time. Then 8 months later viral meningitis attacked this same member's digestive system -- sick another 4 months. Then we found dr Chaney who came up with the diagnosis of involuntary acid reflux . She sat down twice and provided in depth diet guidelines in great detail and taking time. Providing wonderful guidance. And just before our family member moved away, dr Chaney MADE time ( right before her vacation) to do one last endoscopy . ... NO one ever before or after has given us such excellent guidance... And it works ....... Thank you. Thank you. Dr Chaney ! Astute great. rare fine compassionate Doctor

She is a kind and very intelligent doctor who makes sure you understand your condition. I found her…read moreto be very competent and reassuring when I needed tests. My only complaint is that she is very busy, so it takes months to get an appointment to see her!

We cannot speak highly enough about the incredible care and compassion we've consistently received…read morefrom the pediatric team at Acton Medical Associates, both at the Acton and Littleton locations. As parents--especially new parents--it's hard to put into words how much it means to have a medical team that not only delivers excellent care but does so with genuine kindness, patience, and professionalism every single time. From the countless phone calls and visits--whether for routine care or last-minute sick appointments--the doctors, nurses, medical assistants, and front desk staff have all gone above and beyond. They are warm, attentive, and always willing to accommodate us, even on short notice. What has truly stood out is how everyone--from the clinical team to the administrative staff--takes the time to listen, reassure, and truly partner with us in our son's care. A special thank you to some of the amazing providers we've had the pleasure of seeing: Dr. Travassos, Dr. Darling, Dr. Chamberlain, and Dr. Harder--each one exemplifies the very best of what pediatric care should be. They treat not just the child but the entire family with empathy and respect, taking the time to answer every question, no matter how small. As a new mom, I've especially appreciated the extra care and thoughtful guidance that has eased my anxieties and helped us feel supported every step of the way. No practice is perfect, and every patient experience is unique--but this team continually goes the extra mile. They take tremendous pride in the quality of care they provide, and it truly shows. We recommend Acton Medical Associates without hesitation to all our friends and family. They are a team above the rest, and we are endlessly grateful for the care they've given our little one and our family. Thank you to each and every one of you for doing what you do--your dedication means the world to us.

I have had both good and bad experiences here. If it was easy to change doctors and My kids and I…read moredid not like Dr. Iannini so much, I would. The receptionist, Lauren and all the nurses are great! Note - there is a p/time receptionist that dresses a bit riskay for a med office...crop tops w/pj pants I typically do not have to wait long, which is fabulous for young kids. During the short wait last week, my daughter kept opening the door. While it was open, I overheard Dr. Travassos bullying the staff. I actually peeked out the door to see if it was really her voice I recognized and it was. She was very rudely speaking to the young nurse, I believe her name is Alisa (my kids love that girl and they have only met her twice. They asked me if she could be their doctor. I believe she is still in high school). Dr. T snapped at her telling her she did a Bp wrong and for someone to Re teach her. As soon as the doctor walked away, the other nurses told her it was the machine, she did not do it wrong and to not take it personal, she is mean to everyone. What a bully. Before that, the doctor was barking at the receptionist to get her patient, while the receptionist was on the phone. I post about this because when I was young, I worked in a doctors office and dealt with a similar bully of a doctor. It turned me off from wanting to be an R.N. I actually changed my major and quit after leaving work too many times in tears. Maybe that's why there is a lack of nurses. They need to have very thick skin. I would not think pediatricians were like that though. My daughter is no longer allowed to open the door. Ps...I use an Alias on yelp so I can post the truth. I actually just started this