I have been a patient at FPG-Arlington for decades and I can't praise them highly enough. The key…read morepoint is that the doctors spend time to get to know you and your health issues -- I never feel rushed or ignored. The staff is attentive, professional and responsive. It's a great practice! I changed my insurance just so I could keep being seen here.

We've been going here as a family for 41 years and we've never been disappointed. When Dr. Sagov…read moreretired, I was assigned to Dr. Chandler. He has been professional, attentive, and knowledgeable. Thank you for wonderful care!

I am always very happy with the confidential and helpful care given to me at Fresh Pond Women's…read morehealth. I see Nicole who always takes time to speak with me and understand any concerns I have. Before this I saw Elena who was AMAZING and always helped me with anything I needed as well. The nurses that assist me are also always helpful and my blood draws are super quick and easy. Very thankful for the quality of medicine here!

Nicole was just unhelpful and lacked the knowledge to help me. The nurse who took my blood pressure…read morewas more concerned about my symptoms than her. And apparently she wasn't even a doctor or someone qualified to treat me? Isn't obgyn supposed to diagnose and treat diseases of the female reproductive organs? A complete waste of my time. She didn't even suggest an ultrasound for the pain.

My mother was discharged here as a delicate heart patient with DVTs in her legs. The medication…read moredispensing was not consistent, which in her condition, was unacceptable. She had numerous pills to swallow and they told her it needed to be done quickly or they would take them away (without returning to give her another chance). They dropped one of her pills on the floor and cited the "five second rule". The look of horror shamed them to get a new one. I would not recommend them for anyone who is dependent on medication for a critical health condition. My sister, who was a nurse at a nursing home and hospital, said the standard of care was not being adhered to. We discharged against their wishes early because it was more dangerous for her to stay vs. taking care of herself at home.

Very caring nurse staff and EXCELLENT rehab facility! Would…read morehighly recommend! This facility went above and beyond for my family member.

I've been going to AFP for over 13 years. My care specialist has changed three times. Care…read moreSpecialists come and go. Its a revolving door. My newest care specialist stopped giving me my medication saying I didn't need the amount my last clinician gave me. Well I finally found a new psychiatrist and therapist that help my mental health more than this office ever did. The staff is also changing all the time. I wonder why. Usually the office staff is very nice. Currently looking for a new PCP.

If you want to get help and ameliorate your health problems, this is NOT the place for you. It is a…read morecompletely different office now. In August 2022, the office was still very nice and had the most friendly staff with the most caring doctors and nurse practitioners you could find. Unfortunately, I wrote something that was a lot cleaner and organized than this, but it was deleted, and I am in too much pain to focus on writing that again. I have been dealing with a lot under unfortunate circumstances, and was not able to get in until January. I finally thought I was going to be treated right and I was going to be able to walk again. Unfortunately, no. They do not care. Recently After going to two visits, I received a letter that I was being booted from the practice within a month (ironic that the same day I received another letter on MyChart that another nurse practitioner was leaving the practice) even though I was not getting the proper help I am very very upset because I have been going here since I was about 15 years old, so I would say about 20 years and I was desperately hoping that I would finally be able to walk after three years. I cannot find another primary care for at least five months. Not one person had asked who the man was that called and canceled my appointments. I was literally stuck/held inside a house for almost3 years, my own house until somebody did something about the situation. I was not able to receive help for my health. The staff is now awful. Everything has changed. Everything. The receptionists are rude, you get hang ups and they show their true colors pretty easily. At my appointment with Courtney Tessani I had to ask her to look at back. She didn't once look at my legs or feet that I had told her were very swollen and I could not fit in my regular size shoes, I could not even fit in a shoe size that was over three sizes too big. She did not worry about my blood pressure that got to 220/110 and remained high while at the hospital. I told her would go a bit down briefly once I took my medication by 2 hours after taking it already would be through the roof again. She did not go for a quick two minute walk with me to see how the pain started and the other symptoms that happen when I am walking and standing, like the severe anxiety, dripping sweat, and how hard it is to breathe. She had nothing to say when I told her how weak my once in shape muscular body was now. She had nothing to say when I told her I couldn't even shower. Each time I will stand and end up sitting in there nervous how I'm going to get up and not fall; a mother does not want to have her kids see her like this, she doesn't want to have to call her 15-year-old son into the bathroom to help her up. After the first appointment, I got my x-ray and they told me I had some type of scoliosis, but they didn't think that would cause the pain I was having. But they never wondered or even talked about what the cause of the pain I was having was or could be. I had called after that and asked if she could order an MRI, and the nurse Zoe, who is supercilious and arrogant only, had told me her view on it..reminder, she is not a doctor. I had spoken with Dr. Tessani in the next few days at my appointment and I reminded her that in MRI and CT scan are very important steps to look into what the issue is for somebody who is in the pain that I am. I don't want any medication. I want to be able to walk again. I want to be able to stand up for more than three minutes, not leaning against something. I am not in my late 70s. I am 35 years old and this has been happening since June 2023. She said she was going to send something in for an MRI, I had called MtAuburn Hospital to book it a few days later and they are the ones that told me it was not approved which is shocking. But after I've been trying to speak with my doctor or any other doctors since February 20th (that day, they acted like they had no clue it was denied, which I know is false) I had to speak with Zoe again. She condescendingly talked over me the entire time and pretty much told me that the doctor wasn't going to order an MRI and CT and I had to remind her that between her and my last conversation I had seen Dr. Tessani and she did order it. After waiting longer, I had to speak with Zoe, again she was even worse if you can imagine and pretty much said that Courtney Tessani is not doing anything about the insurance not covering it because when she had ordered it, she basically said she did not think I needed it. So it goes to show you that Courtney Tessani does not care about my health, situation, and what she had sent in for the MRI showed that she did not care and pretty much told them that she did not think she thought I needed any further imaging or help.

Such a great company! They are so good with last minute changes and requests. We called for care…read moreand they were able to put together 24/7 coverage for my family member with only a few days notice. We called every other agency in the area and they had the lowest rates with much better service. It feels personalized and not corporate which is what we were looking for. 10/10!!

My grandmother is 88 and our family was looking at nursing homes. We decided to try private nursing…read morefirst and honestly it changed everything. Cross County has nurses available around the clock and we never once felt like we were on our own in the middle of the night. She is still home, still comfortable, and honestly doing much better than we expected. Cannot recommend them enough!

My brother is at pine knoll nursing home. The five stars is for Ronnie. He is my brother's…read morecaregiver. I met Ronnie and I can see why my brother is happy with him. He is very attentive and caring. My brother is blind so he needs extra care. There's another woman named Mary, she gave us access to the outdoor patio which was really helpful for us so he could get some exercise. I appreciate the staff keeping an eye on my brother even though they are not used to dealing with blind people. They always make sure to keep him clean and as well as his room. Thank you very much for all you're doing for him

For the good part...the first few months of a family member's stay, this place was acceptable. it's…read morevery clean, tidy and kept up. The grounds are meticulously cared for. The housekeeping staff does a great job and are very friendly. Especially Trish. She's very pleasant and social. Always striking up a conversation with our family member. She kept our family members private room clean at all times. The activities team, Valerie and Stacey go out of their way to make sure residents participate and have a good time. They also are very friendly and personable.I was very impressed with them. Chris the maintenance guy is very prompt when something needs attention. Also a very nice guy. Bob, the project manager, I believe, also very caring and understanding. One time He went out of his way to bring our family member to an eye appointment when transport and family members couldn't. Now the not so good. I won't name any names, but will mention their title. The nursing coordinator was fairly nice for first few months. But when our family member left his medical appointment in Boston (not a good choice to do) before his transport arrived, she turned not so nice. It's understandable of her concern and her duty to be sure residents are always safe. But we feel he was being continuously penalized for his wrong doing. The day after this incident (he went missing for several hours) she put him in a cramped room Way down the other end of the hall. She said it was for his safety sake because his private room was too small for him..that made no sense because the room they transferred him to, had 2 beds, one not being used, and just about the same size as his private room. Also, she would not allow him to venture out for a day with his sister, who did it weekly Up until this incident. She claimed he was an escape risk. He spent his Father's Day in the facility. This was his first Father's Day without his daughter, who had passed a few months earlier. His sister planned on a family day for him at her home, to help him from the pain of not having his daughter on this special day. This shows NO COMPASSION.also, She would not allow him to use transport for his medical appointments, even tho a family member would be meeting him when transport would arrive at the appointment. This is something that has been done since his admission here. A few times she raised her voice at his sister, when discussing certain matters. This is very unprofessional. The social worker is extremely condescending. She lacks people skills. And shows no empathy. I've dealt with many social workers, With my profession, so I am familiar with thier roles and the manners they should have. This one lacks manners. If she hadn't continued telling us and our family member that "he is his own person and can make his own decisions", he probably wouldn't have decided to leave his appointment before transport came and got lost in Boston! There have been several disagreements between her and our family members sister. She had an obvious dislike for his sister. one one of his final days there, Our family member's sister was sitting on the spare bed going through her phone while the doctor was behind curtains, tending to his wounds. he came from behind the curtain to discuss his condition, when all of a sudden He started saying she was unethical in recording him! She told him she was not recording him and was just checking her messages while she was waiting. she showed him her phone. He left our family member, without covering his wound and went to get the nursing coordinator, who then came into the room and scolded his sister, like a child. somehow the social worker became involved and refused to hear the whole story. His wound was not properly dressed until later that day. The next couple of days, our family member kept complaining of pain around his wound and was not feeling well in general. He asked to be transported to the closest hospital. I'm not sure who, but he was told he was fine and that he didn't need to go. 2 days later, his sister went to visit him and immediately saw that he had a fever and looked very I'll. He needed to go to an emergency room. She took him there herself. But before being able to leave the building, the nurse coordinator stepped in and made things difficult, wasting the time he should have been at the hospital. At the emergency room, it was determined he had a seriously bad infection, his wound was a stage 3 wound (stage 4 is the worst) and he could have died if he was not seen when he was. Needless to say, we removed him from Pine Knoll.

We went there for SHRINE appointment. The lady took our appointment was very nice and very helpful…read more We got all the information we need for our retirement insurance choices. Hope they continue to offer the service without getting cut by the latest WH administration. The services are vital for the seniors

There customer service was get i was unprepared and not ready but they treated me like a human…read morebeing and not a sloppy unprepared person i respect that greatly they tried everything they could to help and because they helped me when I just didn't have the mental capacity to now im looking forward to our appointment haven't had treatment like that in awhile

Benchmark Woburn is nothing short of amazing. Memory care staff are top-notch! Safety and caring…read moreare the most important factors! Thank you to all of the staff at Benchmark Woburn!

Every time I hear the word Benchmark, I think excellence. I know several people who work in the…read moreindustry and Benchmark is known as the best there is. The care and services provided, especially if you or a family member are in need of extra support, are world class and the Staff is passionate and thoughtful in the work they do. I happen to know two people who work there right now. If I need assisted living in my lifetime, I would like to go to Benchmark!