Always been great place for me. My family members have been treated well. Doctor diagnosed…read morepneumonia, and treated my fiancée with two antibiotics. Finally he got better. Primary Care said he was fine. After 6 weeks of suffering, he got better from antibiotics.

I was told to sign off on a blank electronic pad for an "annual patient update" so I could get a…read morecancer test - w/o being told what was in a form that turned out to be 5 pages long (in Sept. 2025) and that stated the patient would "agree to all tests and all treatments for myself and all my dependents" into perpetuity. When asked if I could please just sign off on the cancer test, they said no -- I had to sign off on everything in the (initially undisclosed) document. So I was refused the cancer test. When I asked why I couldn't just sign off on my doctor-ordered test w/o agreeing to all of the above, I was told, "Because that's what the Legal Dept. wants now." So no more "patient-centered" care - but rather "profit-centered" care. Hence - beware. Don't sign blank electronic pads - get the hard copy and read every single line.

Clean and efficient service, beautiful building, great patient service. I wrnt in for an xray and…read moregot it done quick and easy. Great quality care.

My Doctor made an appointment in June for an MRI in September. i was called a week out to go over…read moreany medical issues and to reconfirm the appt. tow days before they called me again to go over covid protocol. When i arrived, i was told to wait in the lobby. then the receptionist came out and told me my insurance company will not take care of the procedure. hard to believe someone could not have let me know prior to driving 30 minute for the appt. Then i asked her if I pay out of pocket how much would it cost. She said she had no idea. i just had to leave in disgust.

Patton Park Medical Center is a private practice for two…read morewonderful doctors. Your PCP is the foundation of your well being. If you are seeking the small town, intimate doctor patient relationship and would rather see a person than a number in a file, then this is the place for you. The deal: Dr Edwards is the best primary care doctor I've ever had in my life. He is a wonderful listener, thinks for himself instead of automatically agreeing with previous doctors' reports and, I'm quite sure, he is a genius.

This morning was my first visit in about 2 years maybe, and it started off good enough. BIBA…read more(brought in by ambulance) where I was immediately given a hospital bracelet, EKG, blood works, and fluids. That was when it ended, I was shooed off to the waiting room around 2:30 AM, and as of 5:00 AM I am STILL sitting here with a mini fluid vial in my arm with no sign of a doctor or nurse to see me. I'm angry, exhausted, hungry, and just want to go home. This place is awful and possibly the worst hospital in the world, they don't care about you, just want to get your money and leave you to rot in the waiting room.

The quality of the medical care was excellent. If you need to interact with Case Management…read morebeware. Their communication is POOR. They are focused on the bottom line but not the patient's wellbeing. It is certainly not a patient + case management effort.

This is a review for the gynecology office. I was seen in-person at Lahey Peabody by Corinne Prigo,…read moreNP and Dr. Michelle Gruttadauria. Both Dr. Gruttadauria and NP Corinne were extremely kind, empathetic, skilled, informed, and went above and beyond expectations. I would absolutely recommend them to any of my friends for gynecology care. Corinne was also willing to see me same day after my previously scheduled appointment was cancelled by another clinician, which was so amazing.

I trusted Dr. Lobo to repair my broken heel after she assured me I would regain about 90% of my…read morefoot function and return to a normal life. The reality was devastating. After surgery, my foot was left crooked and I developed a large open wound that was never explained to me. She put a cast over it without telling me anything. When I returned to have the cast changed and finally saw the wound, I almost fainted. No one had warned me about it, and at one point it was close to becoming necrotic. I had to stay in bed for two months because of severe swelling and fluid. Instead of receiving support, I was treated as if I was being dramatic while I was clearly in extreme pain and dealing with serious complications. I later learned that a screw had been placed directly through the middle of my joint, and I ultimately needed another surgery to try to correct the damage. To this day I am still suffering the consequences. I have difficulty walking and constant pain that now affects my legs and back. This surgery took away the active life I once had. Based on my experience, I do not recommend Dr. Lobo at all.

Made an appointment online last week for today. Got a confirmation text that was all set…read more Got to office at the scheduled time and it is closed. Sign on the door closed no one in the office. Called number 978-909-4482 and says "the number out of service" this number is for the Middleton and the Wilmington office.

Scheduled an appointment for 1:15 pm yesterday. Showed up on time to door closed/locked with a sign…read moresaying "return at 2:30 pm". I was frustrated because my appointment was confirmed, and I wasn't contacted of any issues- but I decided to wait in the parking lot since I was already out and wanted to get this completed. Scheduled a 2nd appointment for 2:30 pm. Time came and went. 3pm and still nobody showed up to open the door to provide service. The phone was also off the hook. Don't waste your time like I did.

Alas. I came there to be saved. My body was helped but my soul.... was not. Just when I thought I…read morewas on the brink of getting better I was offered a menu. I chose a sandwhich. Nothing too arduous. I sat up excited to eat this delicacy after laying down pondering my existance and if I would continue on. I nodded gratefully at the nurse and prepared my mouth for a delectable bite that would help lift my spirits. Instead. My tongue recoiled as the sandwhich entered my gullet. My entire body churned and I shuttered. What. Had become of me. Had i angered them? I was gifted with none other than the flavor or... lack there of. Of cat food. The humility. Sitting in a gown, on a bed eatting cat food. My soul sinks.

Run don't stay there go to another hospital. Please please take note of this place. Nurses are…read moregreat Doctors must have been bottom of class in Medical School

I had a smooth trouble free experience at their clean organized facility in a convenient location…read more A quick short form to fill out on a mid morning no wait weekday experience for me for my drop in on my out of state visit. Friendly skilled staff provided a quick diagnosis of my ailment. Thanks for caring AFC medical professionals!

went in for a persistent cough and mucous over several weeks. the folks at the front desk were…read moreefficient & friendly. I was a middle of the day walk-in so a couple of people were ahead of me. they brought me and checked vitals and such then the NP came in. she was friendly, knowledgeable, & patient. asked questions and listened to concerns. overall I was extremely satisfied!

So to clarify : the hospital no longer exists. The hospital was also known as the State Lunatic…read morehospital reflective of a bygone area of less sensitivity and minimal political correctness. It's on the national register of historic places . It closed in the early 90s and interestingly enough it's now apartments. I can only imagine the stories from the tenants here as this place has a long history filled with deaths and the mentally ill . The only remnants of this interesting piece of history is a small memorial and the cemetery. The memorial features pictures and a brief history of the hospital . If you walk past the memorial you may notice a trail that runs along a house. The entrance to the cemetery is located down a steep path on the southeast side of the former state hospital property and is marked by a large boulder etched with the words "Danvers State Hospital Cemetery: The Echoes They Left Behind." The cemetery contains the graves of patients who died at the hospital. The people buried there are believed to be patients who didn't have any relatives to claim their body. I found it to be a very solemn yet peaceful space . Please be respectful if you visit.

hi, my name is joshua james kelly on wednesday i've been…read morewatching history of danvers state hospital on youtube. my experience about medical & mental, well being for poeple they have deperssing is not for eletroshock or non-prescription med. you should treat them with care at state hospital and so they can experience it