Excellent place. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. no one has ever been rude .read more

Dr. Smith provides a thorough analysis and explanation of your condition during your first visit…read more He then outlines a treatment plan The office staff is caring and efficient. The location is convenient and there's plenty of parking.

Dr. Hobie and his team are fantastic. He is now my primary care doctor because I'd been dealing…read morewith issues for some time with my former doctor and Dr. Hobie was like a breath of fresh air. As a perimenopausal woman, I appreciated that the health changes I was experiencing were taken seriously. He makes me feel heard, truly cares for my wellbeing, and is quick to find solutions and follow up with me.

I recently moved to Vermont and I was out of my zoloft. I am medically complex and had been let…read moredown by traditional doctors previously. I have had to fight my entire adult life to be heard and believed and get a diagnosis, so I thought to try a more holistic practice. Dr Hobie started out the visit by saying I was more likely to die in a car crash than a serious illness and I had about 10 years left before I needed to worry. I was pretty confused, because what?? but we moved on. I began explaining about myself and my symptoms and journey to get my diagnosis of hEDS (sidenote: We are commonly called the "Zebras of the medical world" because doctors are trained to think of the most common cause first- "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses not zebras" and we are constantly gaslit about our own body by the medical community.) I get very little physical activity due to my condition. Dr Hobie told me that if I gained 20lbs of muscle, it would basically solve all my problems with my condition. I am literally disabled. That is a difficult feat for a typical able-bodied person. He did not perform any type of physical evaluation of me, other than listen to my heart for less than 30 seconds. I said I was having certain symptoms that I believed to be neurological and wanted a referral to a neurologist. He said "a neurologist is a BRAIN doctor," as if I didn't know that. Made me feel very stupid and unheard. He continued to dismiss all my symptoms such as tingling in my arms/hands and legs/feet, constant dizzy headache that worsens with activity, fainting - (he said "How many times," and brought up the gaining lbs of muscle thing again) ringing in my ears, fluid leaking from my nose when i leean forward/bend over unrelated to illness that resolves immediately when returning upright. Dr. Hobie said "ringing in your ears"--pointed to his ear-- "ear--ENT. Your symptoms aren't neurological. A neurologist isn't going to see you for fluid coming out of your nose." like I was so stupid for suggesting that the combination of my symptoms could be neurological. And even if they aren't, there is a way to communicate without belittling. Living in my failing body for 32 years, its safe to say I have done my FAIR bit of research into my condition. I mentioned chiari malformation, cervical instability, CSF leak, conditions that are common with EDS as possibilities. He dismissed all of them and said "none of your symptoms are related to those. We need to look at more common things, not things that less than 1000 people are diagnosed with." I responded with the fact that I was well aware of the "Zebras" analogy. What I wanted to say was "He would have been too if he had done any google searching about EDS, which I noted in my pre appointment paperwork. And maybe more people would be diagnosed if their doctors would listen to them," but I was holding it together and just ready to leave. He suggested physical therapy at the place below his office, and lab work "to make sure nothing is gonna kill you right now." Mentioned me dying multiple times, it was weird. He said all my problems were related to ENT and then DID NOT REFER ME TO ENT or note any of my complaints in my chart about my symptoms. I cried in the car on my way home. Do not come here if you have any chronic illness. 2 stars for getting my zoloft filled.

Dr. Siegel is the best primary care doc out there, and I've gone through a few! You never wait…read moremore than five minutes, her staff is friendly and helpful, and she has a great "bedside manner" - warm and compassionate yet effective and efficient. I actually look forward to my visits with her, as I feel like I have a true partner in managing my health.

Dr Kelly and her office are both professional and friendly! As full time travelers, finding…read moremedical professionals can be difficult. But once we experienced this office in June, I knew we would drive back even if it was over an hour when we came back to northern Vermont in the fall. They made us feel like we were full time local patients the minute we walked in the door. 4 visits this year and hate to leave them behind. Thank you for helping the rest of my trip be more comfortable!!

Dr Kelly Rybicki and her team of massage therapists are wonderful…read more Dr. Rybicki uses cold laser, electrical stim, and deep tissue massage prior to having you get adjusted to reduce inflammation and loosen the muscles. Sarah, Liz, Kat, and Ginger are all excellent and are easy to chat with as they work on you. Dr Rybicki will also discuss with you ergonomics for your workplace. I really like coming here for my adjustments.

"I have been seeing Noah at Vermont Physical Therapy for the past several months, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the care I've received. His knowledge, professionalism, and genuine concern for my well-being have made a significant impact on my recovery. Noah took the time to thoroughly assess my condition, develop a personalized treatment plan, and patiently explain each step of the process. His expertise and encouragement have not only helped me regain strength and mobility but have also empowered me to take an active role in my own healing. I highly recommend Noah Book at Vermont Physical Therapy. Thank you for your exceptional care!"

Caring and understanding staff. Immediately called back so I could change my appointment and…read moreTherapist called me to let me know what I had to do for exercise.

I've been coming here for three weeks and really like the clinic and Dr. Matt. I have preferred…read morenatural methods of healing most of my adult life and acupuncture has been often times much better than most types of treatment. I have had some digestive issues recently and they started to clear up immediately with the acupuncture. They're really good here about making the entire experience a great one. The rooms are communal, but you are separated by privacy walls and the beds are heated; they also give you blankets and they keep the lights at a perfect ambience to give your body the healing rest that it needs. It's easy to get a solid hour nap in while the needles do their magic. I love that they have sliding scale, making acupuncture accessible to those who may not be able to afford it otherwise. I highly recommend VCA for anyone who has never had acupuncture or TCM as well as those who have previously had it and are looking for an acupuncturist.

Lindsay Quenneville and all of the staff at VT Community Acupuncture are amazing. I've been dealing…read morewith a chronic pain condition and Lindsay has gone above and beyond to try and help me find relief. I always leave each appointment feeling better than I did coming in. Lindsay really listens to what you say and looks at you as a whole person. She addresses not only the pain but any additional health problems I may be having. Everyone at VT Community Acupuncture is kind and compassionate. I highly recommend them to anyone.

My relationship with Dr. Molly Fleming at Health Resolutions has been off and on for about 10 years…read moreas I needed her. She referred me to my primary care physician, Dr. Ann Goering at Winooski Family Health, years ago and I couldn't be happier. Recently, Dr. Goering referred me back the Dr. Fleming for a consult. Since seeing her, my overall health in addition to the condition I was sent there for has improved more dramatically than I could have hoped for. Her mix of Chinese herbal medicine, FirstLine Therapy/Metagenics, vitamins/supplements, and other natural remedies and solutions have combined to get me on the mend faster than I ever have been before. Dr. Fleming takes you in as a whole person and sees connections to your illness in places where you might not know to look. Better still, she explains everything to you in a way that makes it impossible not to understand. I trust her advice wholly because the proof is in the pudding. She is also a licensed acupuncturist if you want to add that to the mix.

I have been under the care of Dr. Donna for at least 7 years. I travel from upstate NY to…read moreBurlington 2-3 times a year. I always feel better when leaving her office and have improved and/or managed several different "problems" I have/had. She is a wonderful support and her knowledge of medicine and alternative therapy is amazing! I just love her & trust her more than any doctor I have ever seen! I just wish I lived closer to her. I hope that there will soon be more Naturopathic Doctors in our area so that more patients can benefit from Alternative Medicine!

My husband and I have been going to see Dr. Weber for over 15 years. He has always helped us out…read morewhen we've needed an adjustment or experiencing pain. He responds quickly to messages, his office and rooms are always clean, and he's always pleasant. It is worth the drive from Jay. I highly recommend!

This operation would be more aptly named Quack North. A routine consultation for minor lower back…read morediscomfort resulted in an acute injury inflicted by Daniel Weber. His initial assessment was that my back and posture were solid. Why he proceeded to aggressively manhandle me is incomprehensible. I have been kickboxing for twenty years and tattooed extensively, so my pain threshold is high. However, Weber's mistreatment resulted in pain that was nonexistent prior to the appointment. My ribs were bruised. Four days later, I contacted Weber to report nauseating back pain and headaches. He defensively stated that I should have more carefully read the waiver relieving him of any responsibility. Weber's only "professional" advice was to visit a walk-in clinic for an x-ray and pain meds. If in need of competent care, you will not find it here.