As the owner of Lexington recovery homes, I work with many clients who have needed detox as part of…read moretheir recovery journey. I recently had someone I know well here and was able to see the process up close. I was impressed my the responsiveness of everyone on the team, as well as the kind compassion displayed. Amanda, the Director, responded on weekend and evening hours when needed, and could not have been more accommodating. The technology/ process used at Coleman is very effective at helping someone launch positively into their recovery, even starting the patient on vivatrol before they go home the last day or detox. I highly recommend this center.

Colmans Institute promise me that I would be off Suboxine in 8 days. I didn't believe it. I…read morehesitate to call them for months. Finally I was at my wits end and I called them. They did actually what they said they would do. 8 days later I was completely clean. Please don't hesitate like I did. Just do it. You will not regret. If you want a change in your life. Call them asap please.

Guys and gals…read more... THIS PLACE LEGITIMATELY CHANGED MY LIFE. I moved to Boston from Colorado about a year ago. It was such a challenge to find a primary care doctor and someone to talk to within the city, the transition was hard enough and I just needed help and someone to talk to. When I called Dana Farber, they got me in right away, no problem! Once in, they set you up with the most incredible nurse practitioner who will then evaluate you and set you up with your best fit for you in terms of a therapist. It is the most well-oiled machine. Lastly, shoutout to Komal for being so intentional, gracious and lovely!

You should not bring your children here for any psychiatric care. To start off with it took two…read moremonths after filling out online intake forms to have my child assigned to someone. I called multiple times and emailed and never got a response. Finally my daughter was pared with someone and she would cancel often and frequently sometimes same day. She was very unprofessional. Then her schedule was changing and it was not going to work with her school schedule so we were reassigned. I was assured weekly virtual appointments. All I knew is that she was nice. A few weeks later we did an intake appointment. She could only do biweekly and at the end of the intake she told us she was going on maternity leave in two months. Why was I not informed that my child was being set up with someone who could only meet with her four to five times and then go out? We were told there would be someone to meet with during the leave or we could go somewhere else. I chose a temporary clinician. A month and a half later we were told there were no providers that had space for adolescents. So we decided to wait. She went on leave Dec. 2025. In March my daughter had some very concerning behaviors. So I contacted Dana and they said end of March beginning of April. I asked them if they were sure because my daughter really needed to see someone. The person on the phone laughed at me, called me honey and said that is the information they had. I tried calling later and asked to speak to the manager, they said they would send an email and I would get a call back. I never did. I called back and got someone else and they said that therapist would not be back till June. I asked to speak to the manager and once again was assured an email would be sent and I would get a call back. In the interim I found someone else for my child. But I was upset on how the reassignment was handled and how the people who answer the phone behave. None of them identify themselves by name. They are very inappropriate especially speaking about your concerns regarding your child. I was not taken seriously. It took two weeks, multiple phone calls, emails, portal messages to finally get to speak to the manger. She of course apologized but also use the excuse of being short staffed. Then they should not be caring for kids. This company gaslights and hides behind a smoke screen of bs. They do not care about anything except making money off of you and your suffering. It is a disgrace to medicine.

if you work full-time I would first consider other options there may be a time they may make you…read morechoose between being dosed or going to work and that's not right what I rather lose my job or miss my medication. They can't even come up with a solution. It's one of two they told me. they're 100% not work friendly

I have been to Newton-Wellesley a few times and have had a great experience every time. I was…read morerecently rushed to the ER here with appendicitis (yuck!), and the ER overnight staff did a great job caring for me. They gave me a diagnosis within 4 hours and next steps despite not having a radiologist to read my results present (they outsourced). You'll notice people in the reviews will say you might be placed in the hallway, which was the case for me, but you will see that in every hospital. The ER is always overbooked and understaffed everywhere. Over the course of the night the staff regularly checked in on me, ran all of the necessary tests, and prepped me adequately for emergency surgery the next morning. The staff was truly exceptional, the surgical teams are incredible here. My surgery went flawlessly and they also did a great job with post-op follow ups, calling me promptly and scheduling my 2-week post op check in ASAP. During my surgery, they kept my contacts in the loop throughout the process. I thank everyone who helped me here at Newton-Wellesley and highly recommend choosing this hospital.

This is a good location if you need labs done on a holiday or weekend. Other locations nearby in…read moreWaltham and Chestnut Hill are not open on major holidays, but Newton Wellesley is open and pretty easy to get to right off of 128. Or just a couple miles from the pike. Limited parking at the entrance for handicap and some charging spots. Usually those are taken so you have to go to the lower parking spot and walk up a ton of stairs. There's also the option to valet which is $12 or only $4 if you have a handicap placard. To get to the lab/imaging location, when entering turn right after the check-in station, then go straight to the end of the hall and then left. You'll see a wooden desk on your right to check in. There's a small waiting room there, but also a larger room across the hall. They're not a lot of phlebotomy stalls, but they move pretty quickly. Staff are friendly and efficient. This is a good option for getting labs vs driving into Boston.

My husband and I have been going to this practice for over 10 years. Our physician, Geraldine…read moreZabik, is so responsvie and attentive that we felt we needed to post a comment about her. I recently tried to get a prescription filled on a Thursday before a long weekend; however, there was a glitch and it never got sent. I called on Saturday and left a message with a covering physician who said there was not much she could do until Tuesday but that she would contact Dr. Zabik, (very nice thing to do). Later that day, Dr. Zabik called my home and left a message that she had called it in for me. I did not ask her to do that but she did it because she is such a caring physician. I would highly recommend Dr. Zabik and this practice.