With my regular massage therapist on vacation, I decided to give Aim To Be Well a try. It turned…read moreout to be an excellent choice. I had a 90 minute deep tissue massage with Melissa. She's a pro who really knows how to find those trouble spots and work them out. I understand there are four or five massage therapists on staff, so I can't vouch for the others. However, Melissa told me that she does the hiring, so I have to assume they all meet her high standards.

Friendly people and they listen to your individual needs. After 2 massages, I am feeling like my…read moreold self again!

I have had several visits to Infuse Health Clinic for treatments by Dr. Zurich and I highly…read morerecommend her services. First - it doesn't hurt! The acupuncture needs are hair-thin, nothing like the needles used in a traditional medical office. Plus, Dr. Zurich doesn't put them anywhere that you don't want them. Second - Acupuncture is amazing for stress relief. I always walk out of the clinic feeling much more calm and relaxed than I was going in. Third - Acupuncture is great for pain relief! I have found that it provides great relief for my chronic back pain. The clinic is clean and quite, and Dr. Zurich delivers an amazing, personalized experience. You can book appointments online anytime - I highly recommend you try it to see what acupuncture can do for you!

From the owner: Anxiety, stress, PTSD and more. Dr. Zurich uses traditional medicine like acupuncture, herbal and…read morenutritional therapies to address both the physiological and spiritual causes of emotional pain. Dr. Zurich is also trained in orthopedic acupuncture to offer relief of musculoskeletal pain. It's time to start feeling better! Contact the clinic for more information on how acupuncture and natural medicine can help you.

Have had a rotten immune system most of my life, lots of meds, seems like i was always sick. Was…read moreable to talk to Dr Tristian Rowe and he suggested a few natural things to try and help boost my immune system. Happy to say I'm definitely feeling better!! Thank yu Dr. Rowe!!

Covid took a pretty hefty toll on me, I was able to make an appointment and get seen really…read morequickly. I was having all sorts of post covid symptoms and found that other doctors I had seen either told me it's too new and tried to refer me out but specialists cost so much. Dr. Rowe saw me and and took the time to listen and now is working with me on treatment. Awesome experience! Not your traditional medical doctors

When I need to refer patients to a naturopathic doctor or physical therapist, I send them to…read moreWildwood Medicine on India Street in Portland. Dr. Sasha Rose and Dan Katz are two professionals I trust wholeheartedly to do great work. They are kind, compassionate organized and professional. They are great communicators with patients and with other medical professionals as well. I highly recommend Wildwood Medicine. ~Dr. Lou Jacobs Jacobs Chiropractic Acupuncture Center

I've suffered from bruxism, TMJ, and a whole host of jaw and sleep problem for years now…read more Then I had a session with Dan Katz, licensed physical therapist and acupuncturist at Wildwood Medicine. After one session, the entire right side of my face became un-clenched (and "unlocked" -- those with TMJ will know what I'm talking about). I cannot believe the huge improvement. I will definitely be going back to Wildwood Medicine (continued treatment is recommended, at least for a few weeks) for both this issue and other issues as well. Also, there are several things I really love about this clinic: -- EXTREMELY professional staff; I work in the healthcare industry, and I can say with confidence that the patient care and facilities here are top-notch -- They take credit/debit cards (unlike many other acupuncture places) -- They allow walk-ins! -- Sliding scale from $20-40 for each regular visit ($30-50 the first visit). This is SO much more affordable than the average practice, both in Maine and nationally. -- Beautiful, clean building -- Extremely knowledgeable acupuncturist (I think it definitely helps that he's a licensed physical therapist, too). Overall, I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be returning!

Botanically Curious is offering a little oasis on Congress St in Portland. Their warm, welcoming,…read moreseasonally decorated space is great for events (which they do a lot of, and I encourage you to check out their website for what's happening now), but also for a low pressure, low key, non-hurried, non-frenetic, quiet space to work from home at. The acoustics are good, the seating options are abundant and varied (whether you want to work from a stool at a high top table, or a couch, or a lounge chair), the staff is knowledgeable, and the drinks here? Wonderful. Described as "your friendly neighborhood herbalist" owner Paula - and staff! - are handcrafting remedies, drinks, and rituals in a cup. This educational apothecary has a rotating menu of teas, elixirs, and zero proof drinks. I had a non-caffeinated wellness latte recently that was intentionally created for slowing down, compassion, and emotional strength (made with tulsi tea, rose, cardamom, shatvari, vanilla, and oat milk) and it was one of the loveliest mugs of comfort I've had in a long time. Delicious (and visually beautiful!) from the first sip to the last. The mocktails I've had have all been well balanced and flavorful. The menu here does a good and reliable job at laying out whether a drink is tart or earthy or sweet or minerally or refreshing. If you don't know what you want to drink (or maybe what you want to work on emotionally), you can always just ask... they really have a wealth of information that they're sharing freely to leave you a little better then when you first entered their doors! (Also, tea lovers, this is a fantastic spot to grab traditional and unique blends from locally sourced ingredients!)

Botanically Curious is a herbalist storefront focused on holistic health. They not only serve up an…read moreever-changing assortment of delicious, mocktails with distinct health-related goals, but also offer classes, workshops, 1:1 consultations. They are all about supporting local, whether it be local farmers (the ingredients used in their elixirs and mocktails are local to Maine!) or supporting local female artists and entrepreneurs through the products they sell or the store's interior itself. The store is run by a team of dedicated, passionate women who are incredibly knowledgeable about their herbal apothecary.

PCP that really cares what she does. Gets her patients taken care of. Unlike a regular doctor is…read moreseems to only care about profits

I rarely post online reviews because I prefer not to speak negatively about any business, but I…read morefeel an urgent obligation to warn prospective patients about this facility and its staff. The front desk reception is exceptionally rude. If you carry any outstanding balance, patient care and mental health immediately cease to be a priority--the sole focus becomes collecting payment. Furthermore, descriptions claiming the facility is "clean" are inaccurate; located inside a mini-mall, the office gives the impression of a temporary pop-up operation rather than an established medical clinic. I received treatment from Micah Malenfant for years. He eventually expressed dissatisfaction with Seaside and departed to launch a private practice, suggesting I transition with him to ensure continuity of care. It was only after I moved to his private practice that Seaside suddenly claimed my final appointment was not covered by insurance, leaving me with a substantial balance. Ever since I prioritized continuing care with my long-term provider, they have treated me poorly regarding this balance. Years later, Mr. Malenfant began abruptly ignoring my communications right when my long-standing prescription renewals were due. After failing to submit my refills or respond to me for over a week, his eventual reply was vague and failed to disclose that his private practice had closed and he was forced to return to Seaside. He subsequently emailed asking if I was available on a specific date to figure out my treatment; I confirmed my availability immediately, but heard nothing back. Rather than professionally addressing the disruption to my care or providing a clear explanation, he sent extensive, highly unprofessional emails detailing his own personal issues and life crises. While I wish hardship on no one and hope he receives any care he may need, a provider cannot operate this way while managing patients. Shortly after apologizing and promising to work things out, his final message stated he would simply no longer respond to me. Both the facility and Micah Malenfant demonstrate severe unprofessionalism, prioritizing balance collection over patient safety and mental health. Navigating healthcare is difficult enough, and no one deserves to experience this level of neglect. If management takes accountability and resolves these issues appropriately, I will gladly remove this post, as I have no desire to criticize anyone unfairly. Until then, please stay away for your own mental health and safety.