I have been a patient of Dr. Pat Chira, as well as my parents and sister for 55 years. He analyzes…read moreall my ailments and conditions and makes recommendations as to whether I should have a second opinion or notify my oncologist+ if something different shows up on my blood tests. In speaking with other patients in the office everyone has the same opinion that he is the best and takes time with each and every one of us to answer questions or make suggestions. I couldn't live without Dr. Pat Chira. He is the best! Very kind, considerate, caring and has a gentle persona. I could write a book about him and his brother, Dominic, who sometimes acts as a substitute doctor in his absences.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dominic Chira's for almost 10 years. In the times I have dealt with him…read moreas being my PCP, I have never ever felt so unwelcome and uncomfortable as I have, in these past 3 weeks of seeing him. I have been dealing with a major back issue and I patiently waited to be scheduled to see Dr. Chira. I understand during COVID-19 times now, that everything can be more slow-paced and a health risk; however, I felt as if I was put on the back burner. I had to head to the ER in order for myself to get any type of doctor's note for my job. I did not feel comfortable going back to work in my condition and wanted to get answers! A week and a half later, I finally did see Dr. Chira, and there was still no proper diagnosis. I, myself, recommended to get a MRI done to get a better understanding of what's going on with my back. Also, to see what issues are going on. I had 1 more follow-up appointment with Dr. Chira after that; that being after my MRI was done and results were in. Still no clear-cut answers from him. I had to continually repeat with him what medications I am on; as well as what I have been doing since my back injury. It's as if he didn't remember anything I had told him prior? Not to mention Dr. Chira explicitly wanted me to call my pharmacy to "double-check" what medications I am on so there is no "confusion." I was dumbfounded and couldn't believe my PCP was not believing me. Dr. Chira handled my diagnosis with no clear-cut answers. I had to bring up physical therapy as an option. I expressed concern and interest in Short Term Disability because my back injury is going to take a lot more time that I had imagined apparently. I am looking out for the wealth fare of my job! Dr. Chira cringed at my vocal expression with STD! Why? I was looking for guidance and reassurance. I was looking for help and concern. All I received was disconnect and lack of empathy. Lastly, when Dr. Chira brought up what I do for work, he mentioned maybe I should find another job? How can I make that assumption when I need to make sure and take care of my issue first. Especially before I can decided anything like that? He was not helping me with responses such as that! Not to mention one of his office receptionists, a Miss Stacey. The very few times I spoke with her over the phone in these last 3 weeks, was, only a complete disregard for my feelings and disrespectfulness. I am finding a new PCP and have no intention of going back to Dr. Chira. He failed me as my PCP; and that's saying a lot for me considering I had been seeing him for almost 10 years. Shame on you Dr. Chira!

Excellent care and very detailed. Staff are very professional and prompt. My PCP retired, so I was…read morenervous, but the transition of care was seamless.

called to speak to the doctor or nurse about a medical concern and discuss being seen. Office is…read moreopen from 9a-5p yet no one can answer the phone, the doctor left for the day at 10:30a and after I spoke to a man who doesn't work in office no one called me back. Nurses are always gossiping behind the desk not caring how busy the lines or Lobaby is. Doctor listens to you but doesn't believe you about health history

While trying to figure out my convoluted socialist Massachusetts medical insurance which we are…read moreforced to buy I got a sinus infection and needed to see someone. I tried calling the PCP the plan had assigned me and they couldn't see me for two days. Instead, I opted to go to THE DOCTOR IS IN! on Park Avenue-- he doesn't take insurance-- instead you pay $40 and get treated. THIS is the healthcare we should be pushing for in the US. His office was clean and welcoming-- a big screen tv, magazines, etc. I waited about three minutes and then was seen, treated, diagnosed and given a prescription and was on my way in under 15 minutes. BAM-- no insurance needed. Take out the middle man and bring healthcare back to the days when doctors ran their own little offices. This is a great place-- and even with my mandated insurance I will still opt to pay my own way and come here.

The Doctor Is In is a simple and convenient way to quickly get medical attention for minor…read moreailments. I was recently hired at a new job and they required that I get a physical. All PCPs that I called were "taking new patients" but not doing physicals for a few months. I had tried to go to CVS's Minute Clinic but they aren't allowed to give physicals in MA (and made me wait for 2 hours). I came here as my last resort, driving by at 4:45 after work to see that it opened at 5:30 After getting a quick dinner, I walked into the clinic at 5:30 to find that he had already started seeing patients. I was in an out by 6:00 with a letter for my employer and only down $60! In the time between when I walked in and when I left, the doctor probably saw about 4 or 5 patients and was still very friendly, kind, and helpful to me, taking his time in asking questions and listening to my answers.

I had great care there from the minute I walked in the door. Great staff, very friendly, competent…read moreand warm. Every single person I interacted with on the phone or in person was highly engaged. Even difficult situations I observed with some patients having issues with not having their required paperwork or being non-compliant with pre-op procedures; everyone was handled professionally, with practicality and with their safety in mind. Really beautiful people and a dedicated team that shines. My procedure, which I had been dreading, was over in a breeze and I had top notch care.

I don't care what kind of procedure youre going through, anytime you need to go under anesthesia I…read morefeel anyone would be concerned. From the minute, I walked in I was greeted by a wonderful lady who took all my information not long after I got checked in by another young lady who was absolutely amazing as well. Not long after that I got called in for my procedure. The entire team That I met, helped me feel comfortable no anxiety. The procedure was painless. I would give them 10 stars if I could. Thank you very much.

Hello, I am writing…read morethis message because I feel that you have failed me as my Primary Care Provider. I have seen you or your NP, Mr. Abraham Ballah for my current condition with my back pain. The medication prescribed has been helping to get my pain from level 8 to level 5. An x-ray was ordered on the day that I saw Mr. Ballah. No one reached out to me to tell me my results. On 9/9 I left my job in an ambulance to the Emergency Department because of the pain in my back. The ED doctor suggested an MRI to see the Spine Center. The MRI was done on 9/8. However, the MRI was not read by the time of my appointment at the Spine Center with Jason Langlois, PA. on 9/18. It was a wasted appointment. I faxed my paperwork for PLML. You then referred me to the Spine Center to sign off on my PLML paperwork. Upon contacting the Spine Center, I was told that they do not sign off of PLML paperwork. I was also told by the representative that my PCP is supposed to help me with this. I spoke to the Dr. Chen at my appointment at the Spine Center on 10/18 about helping me with the PLML paperwork, and she told me that she has not ever done that. You, Dr. Semaan have basically dusted your hands with my care about my back situation once I saw the Spine Center on 9/18. I have been out of work since 9/9 due to my condition. My financial income has been severely my ability to pay my medical bills and caused a great deal of anxiety as well as bad mental health. I am unable to go back to work until a doctor listens to me. You, Dr. Semaan are my primary doctor. Which means to me that you are the doctor that should be my first PATIENT ADVOCATE! The person that referred you to me has left your care due to your poor bed side manner and lack of care for your patients. I will need to find another provider. I will be cancelling all future appointments. Very Disappointed, Ugeana Grant

Dr Rita Seeman is an outstanding family practice doctor. She care for her patients…read more Her nurse Danielle amazing services. The office staff are the most horrendous, unhearted people I met. They never smile, or make an attempt to assist a patient's when they need to change an appointment for x or y reason. Not sure why they work there. A better and supportive staff should be provided for Dr. Seeman. Her staff does not support her kindness!!

My daughter fell off a scooter at the playground. I knew it was bad but it was also 4:30 on a…read moreFriday and spending 6+ hrs in the emergency room seemed unbearable! The office in Maynard was fast, clean, friendly and efficient. As new patients we were registered and in a room within 5 minutes. The back room is set up similar to an ER with the doctor/ nurses station in the middle and all the patients' rooms in a larger square surrounding it. X-Rays were taken right across the hall. The doctors were able to confer with our orthopedist and pediatrician. The staff was excellent! Friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend going here.

I visited Hudson Urgent Care for pain in my knee due to a twist. The pain has been bothering me…read morefor 8-10 weeks even after treating it at home. I was seen right away by a very professional nurse & my vitals were taken & she inquired about the reason for my visit. The doctor sent me in for an X-ray prior to seeing me. Dr McDonald then explained he didn't see any major injury but after questioning me, was concerned about a possible blood clot. He then referred me to the ER to rule out this possibility of a blood clot & further suggested I see an orthopedist for the knee pain From beginning to end the care I received was thorough & professional. Great Urgent Care experience!

Excellent! Had total hip replacement. Everything went very well. Followed up while I was still…read morein the hospital and had scheduled appointments once I got home and going was going to PT. I did not have any issues, found the pain to be minimal, never took the allowed amount of oxycodone, did not need it. I was up and walking better immediately after surgery, walked better than I had in seven years, no limp, no pain. I was very happy with Umass memorial, the staff, the food and of course I was happy I had Dr. Hangen who is now in Westborough

THE WORST!! DO NOT USE THIS DOCTOR. He did partial hip…read morereplacement surgery. Showed up in operating room, stuck on mask and went at it. No after care visit from him. At 2 week visit, a nurse from his office showed up, unable to answer any questions. Hip replacement was supposed to last 8-10 years. Hangen's surgery was total failure. After only a few months and extreme pain, required revision total hip replacement.

I've been going to doctor Rockett for years, he's done a couple of surgeries for me and many other…read moretimes not recommended surgery, explaining the pros and cons and weighing the potential outcomes. I never feel like going there means I'll definitely be scheduling surgery, but that I'll get a thorough exam and have recommended to me what the best options are.

It has been a few years since I visited this doctor, but while I was there I noticed literally ALL…read morethe physicians were men, and 80% of them were white. Years later as I need another appointment I checked their website and they are still ALL male doctors and just a handful of women physician assistants. You cannot tell me that is not deliberate when they have 10+ doctors. Appalling. Is it still 1940?? I'll be going somewhere else. Update: The office responded insisting that they follow all EEOC requirements and do not discriminate. As an HR and Recruiting Director, I know exactly how easy is for hiring managers to skew their decisions to hire exactly whom they want regardless of any office policy of antidiscrimination. 10 male doctors and not a single female doctor is almost impossible unless intentional. Do not kid yourselves.