I have had two walk in visits over the last 12 months. Both visits were excellent, the staff was…read morevery friendly and they accept most major health insurance. Check in and visit time was less than 30 minutes both times. Convenient location on Paramount Drive right across from Hyundai.

I was at my hair salon in Easton today, and my stylist told me she was not feeling well. I…read moresuggested that she go to an Urgent Care after work, and she said her regular doctor's office has an urgent care built in! She loves her primary care doc at Tristan, and is also able to get care after hours with whatever medical provider is available then. Tristan has changed, don't listen to the outdated reviews. I am booking my next appointment there!

Even though it says, URGENT CARE, ON THE SIGNS, I was just told it is not. I noticed they were…read moretaking people in who arrived after me, and I asked why and was told they are not an urgent care they are a primary care. In a rude tone I may add. I asked how long a wait and was told we dont know but we will let them know in the back with a smirk on her face. She turned first to the other rude on and said, are they seeing urgent cares? Girl who took my insurance card had an issue with it and I asked what is the issue and she in a rude tone said, I am trying to find out. No customer service, they are doing all who go there a favor by seeing them. Do not go here go to Easton, much nicer and professional there!

I have been going here a few years to see Rachel Cox and love it! Getting a appt is easy and she is…read morealways on time. Her assistant is very quick to call or email back with any questions I have as well . Highly recommend

I am writing this review since I just recieved the bill after being sent here by my employer this…read morepast summer. The nurse practitioner I saw was very dismissive, wasn't particularly personable, nor seemed to care. She spent more time yelling at her staff outside of my room, all of which were pleasant and respectful towards me, before writing me off. The care I recieved from her was inattentive (she looked at her computer more than me) and downright awful (I really shouldn't feel bad about seeking care after an exposure incident, but I did after her), but the rest of the staff was nice. I honestly felt bad for them. I would never go here fo a personal reason, and if I ever need medical care for work related reasons (hopefully never again) I'll go to a further away clinic. Again, the support staff was good, but the NP I saw was awful.

I came in here on a Saturday morning with no appointment and feeling as if hot knives were stabbing…read moremy throat. The staff was fantastic and I was in and out within 40 minutes with a positive for strep. They sent my prescription to CVS, I picked it up and by the next day was on the mend. Hopefully I'll never get sick again while I'm on the Cape but if I do I will go here.

My Gram went in for care. She came out worse. Dr. Despines didn't just miss the mark--he missed the…read morepatient entirely. Dismissive tone, rushed visits, and a complete lack of follow-up. Her symptoms were minimized, her concerns brushed aside, and the result? A preventable decline that no one should have to endure. This wasn't a misunderstanding. It was medical neglect dressed up as professionalism. If you value compassion, thoroughness, or basic human decency--look elsewhere. Because when my Gram needed a doctor, she got a disappointment. And I won't let that go undocumented.

I was a patient here for over 30 years and had few problems until 3 years ago. I had a serious…read moreillness, and my Steward doctors made it worse. Further, we found that our Dr. who was about to retire, had not kept my husband apprised of his PSA. We now go to another medical practice. I would stay away from Steward.

THIS WAS THE WORST MEDICAL EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD…read more At approximately 12:30 PM, I was brought into a treatment room. About 5-10 minutes later, a medical assistant took my blood pressure, oxygen level, and tested me for flu, COVID, and RSV. She then left to run the rapid tests and told me someone would be in shortly. Instead, I sat alone in the exam room for over 30 minutes with absolutely no communication from anyone. No update. No explanation. No acknowledgment whatsoever. Finally, I opened the door and asked if anyone was actually going to see me. The nurse practitioner responded dismissively that patients are seen in the order they arrive. I pointed out that the patient across the hall had clearly arrived 15-20 minutes after I did and was already being treated. Rather than checking the facts or even attempting to address my concern, she immediately told me I was wrong. At that point, I left without ever being treated. What makes this experience even more unacceptable is that nobody made the slightest effort to apologize, explain the delay, or show any concern for the way I had been treated. Instead, your report labeled me as "acutely agitated," which is both insulting and completely misleading. Any patient who is ignored, dismissed, and spoken to disrespectfully after waiting alone in an exam room would understandably be frustrated. The issue was not simply the wait time. The issue was the complete lack of professionalism, communication, accountability, and basic respect for a patient. I expect far better from a medical facility.

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909 Sumner St., Stoughton, MA 02072 Phone: 508-427-2480 or 508-427-2489 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8…read morea.m. to 5 p.m. You can find more details on Boston Medical Center's Wound Care page. Jenna Charge Nurse Ceo Chelsea Andino, PA Jessica Kennedy, NP Peter Augustinos, MD impeccable John P. McLaughlin, DPM Gram says she's the villain of the wound clinic, but let's be honest: if sass, precision, and zero tolerance for nonsense were a wound treatment protocol, Jenna wrote it. She probably charted it in triplicate, color-coded it, and made sure your bandage was tighter than your last friendship. Im in love with her but its a secret that i tell gram everyday she hates this LOL Jenna, RN - The Charge Nurse Who Charges Like a Bull She walks into the room like she owns the wound clinic and the laws of physics. Her wound care is so sharp, even your trauma feels disinfected. She doesn't just apply dressings--she applies judgment. And you will feel it. Gram says she's the worst, but Gram also thinks Jell-O is a vegetable, so let's calibrate. Jenna's idea of small talk? "Your vitals are trash, and I'm fixing it." She's the kind of nurse who terrifies interns, humbles surgeons, and somehow still remembers my name I think If Gram hates her, it's probably because Jenna didn't let her sneak a fourth Ensure. "Wounds Healed, Egos Bruised: A Love-Hate Ode to Jenna, RN" If you're looking for a nurse who'll coddle you with warm towels and gentle whispers, keep walking. Jenna doesn't do fluff--she does results. She'll dress your wound while undressing your delusions. My Gram hates her with the fire of a thousand Ensure cartons, but I know the truth: Jenna is running the cllinic . Unbothered. Unmatched. Unapologetic. She enters the room like she's about to audit your soul. Her bandages are tighter than your last relationship, and her side-eye could sterilize a scalpel. She doesn't just treat wounds--she treats systems. Bureaucracy trembles when Jenna charts. Pros: Efficient, brilliant, terrifying in the best way Will remember your allergies, not sure she knows my name, and your emotional damage Makes you feel seen, even when you wish you weren't Cons: Gram says she's the worst one there and tells me everyday! I tell gram she looks exactly like charlixcx and that im in love with her she is my dream girl and hot hot hot sexy as ever. she makes me feel so weird but I dont care I love it!!!!

I was at the Good Samaritan hospital tonight emergency room for a burn that I received my hand…read more Urgent Care recommended that I go to Mass general but Good Samaritans close to me 2 hours no one even looked at me The nurses should all work at the registry with the pleasant attitudes they have waiting is ridiculous not to mention the filth that was in the room blood on the floor Band-Aids and the room they stuck me in 80° I believe the head nurse small overweight woman finally got up to speak to me as she told me I could leave after I was heading to the door I don't know if they understand what people are severely hurt that they are a little irritable but the attitudes in there are absolutely terrible I would rather die on the sidewalk before I walk into that place ever again.

New England Sinai had no beds. The healthcare environment caused Kindred to close or sell all…read moreof their long term acute care hospitals to this awful start up company. Case Management is non existent here almost have to bully your way to get anything. As a nurse I feel for any nurse risking their license to work there as they are understaffed with some of the most critically ill patients on ventilators, and foley catheters. What's also more concerning is their is no staff nurse educator in a complex medical facility like this the best practices aren't being done. It's a shame I worked at a place like this once and I had a strong support from the staff educator and new nurses. Be prepared to do your own case management on your own for your relative! My grandfather was only their for IV antibiotics. He realized that the place was sketchy and inconsistent with rehab services.

Great place for your loved ones if they require Critical Nursing Care, Respiratory Therapy…read moreincluding Trach Care and weaning off a ventilator, Speech/Swallow Therapy, PT, OT and Critical Wound Care! Cura is filled with Staff who truly Care about their patients!!