I went to the ED twice for pain management. I have a very painful illness and I went in with my…read morepain at a 10. They did not hesitate when is came to treating my pain. They even offered to admit me to help get a handle on my pain or transport me to where my surgeon is. I have a surgery scheduled for August. My condition is often ignored by doctors and the pain is not taken seriously, so your suffering. But the doctors and nurses at St. Elizabeth's were compassionate and validated the severity of my illness and worked hard to get me comfortable. I will be returning if I need emergency care. I highly recommend.

The care in the Emergency Room and ICU is great, the staff is kind and compassionate however I…read morecannot say the same for the care in other departments. The nursing staff outside of the ICU is just plain rude... I understand that there are staffing shortages across all hospitals but basic human compassion and kindness went out the window in gen med. On top of all that the hospital is filthy- like incredibly filthy. I don't recommend getting treated here unless it's a life threatening emergency and it's the closest thing around.

The staff in CBAT are so very clearly not listened to, overworked, and underpaid. This is…read moreabsolutely insane that the staff still do an amazing job under these working conditions. The snacks were never restocked, they were dealing with code yellows while understaffed, and when the staff ask to buy new supplies for the kids, its takes so much time to deliver or they just get completely ghosted! Again, the staff is amazing but management could use a lot of work. My Childs favorite staff were, Mandy, Gio, and Abby. Do better!!

I never imagined I'd be writing a review like this, but after what Franciscan Children's did to our…read more12-month-old son, I can't stay quiet. Our baby is medically complex and ventilator-dependent. From the moment he arrived, they made unauthorized changes to his trach and vent settings. Nurses admitted to suctioning far beyond the safe depth. The tubing was never replaced during his stay and was full of mucus and visible mold. Alarms went ignored. We found him choking on secretions more than once while staff stood by. They inserted an incorrect feeding tube, gave medications unnecessarily, and failed to send proper documentation when transferring him back to Boston Children's. Even BCH staff were stunned by the state he returned in. This place didn't care. They didn't treat him like a human being. They made him worse. They lied, avoided accountability, and acted like we were the problem for asking questions. I wouldn't trust this place with a houseplant, never mind a child. If you are a parent, please do your research. Franciscan Children's failed our son in every way that matters.

Dr. Chin is ok but not great. He is way too fast when it comes to examining or he just listens to…read morewhat you say and doesn't examine at all... His assistant forgets to get me information to another office/ appointment after Dr. Chin asks her to do it almost every time. Sometimes I cant understand what she just said. He never does follow up appointments. He does seem nice but i just always feel rushed.

This is for the PT section of the Brighton Marine facility…read more Ring Ring Her "Brighton Marine Center" Me "I'd like to make an appt for physical therapy." Her "What is the problem?" Me "I have rotator cuff tendonitis." Her "What part of the body is that?" Me "Uhhh...shoulder..." Her "How do you spell 'rotator'?" Me "Uh..R-O-T-A-T-O-R" Her "How do you spell tendonitis?" Me "It's not really my field so I don't know." Her "Well, I'm just the receptionist." Me *CLICK* Called Joint Ventures and the woman that answered the phone was knowledgeable and very nice. Brighton Marine should hire a receptionist that at least pretends to know what she's doing.

After an unexpected medical emergency at home, I was taken by ambulance to Beth Israel Boston. The…read morestaff in the emergency room were compassionate, caring, and professional. They provided me with the immediate care that I needed. I am grateful for all that they did for me and my family. In addition, Dr. Bethany Roy was my doctor on Farr 11. She and her staff were amazing! They helped me understand my medical conditions. They provided me with the tests I required at the time, and they set up future medical appointments. I appreciate all that they did for me.

I've been receiving all of my medical care here for the past 30 years. I wouldn't go anywhere else…read more It's world class.

Outstanding experience -- the staff was welcoming, professional, and extremely helpful. Strongly…read morerecommended.

Easy to get in and out quickly. Nice looking environment for a waiting room. I wanted to go…read moreSaturday but they were closed for inspection, that was the only downside but overall positive experience.

Saved my lady twice in the past 5 years, she had a deadly sarcoma, gone! 4 years later, bleeding…read morefrom side effects of radiation therapy , fixed.

This was one of the most stressful medical experiences we have ever dealt with…read more After reviewing the MRI, surgery was presented as necessary and urgent due to severe pain and symptoms. A surgery date was scheduled, all pre-op testing was completed, and we proceeded believing authorization was being properly handled. Over multiple days, we received completely conflicting information regarding whether: * authorization was submitted, * authorization was denied, * a letter of medical necessity was sent, * and whether surgery was officially happening. At one point, the surgery was put back on the schedule, the hospital called to confirm arrival instructions, and shortly afterward we were called again and told the surgery was canceled. Meanwhile, Blue Cross Blue Shield provided information that directly conflicted with what we were being told by the office. The biggest issue was not just the cancellation itself -- it was the repeated reversals, poor communication, lack of transparency, and emotional toll while dealing with severe ongoing pain. Patients deserve clear and accurate communication, especially when major surgery is involved.

Emergency Room. Having had the Worst Medical Treatment from Newton Wellesley 3 times and having…read moreExperienced the V.A.'s (Treat you like a numbers Program, talk down to you and disregard the RESPECT a Veteran deserves) This done by one Nurse in Emergency and nothing was done. I began running out of hospitals with no Transportation close to the one in Concord and Burlington, I remembered Old St. E's. A Place where I played Santa some 50 years earlier. I found Newsweek Magazine had a Great write-up on many of the Doctors there. It was Purchased by Old Boston City Hospital now Boston Medical Center. 3 times I had to go there in a matter of 4 or 5 months. I found it to be laid back, People Spoke to you as though one was sharing Gardening Techniques. One I got into the room both Nurses and Doctors Treated you (me) with GENUINE care, spoke with you and not at you. Took the time to listen and made sure my Medical Needs were taken care of. There aren't enough words to describe the shock, (was I just in a Hospital?) I have recommended the Emergency Department to anyone who may have needed it. I have to go again as I am very sick. My PCP at MGH is burnt out as he works his non-stop 8-5 hours everyday. Rush in and rush out NEXT! Insurance Companies have Purchased the Doctors Offices and are on top of moving these Doctors along. Hospitals aren't the Best place to visit but with my experience over the last 65 years, it will be Boston Medical Center for the rest of my Life. Thank you to all of the Staff at the E.R.

*sigh* It's been one problem after another since BMC took over from St. E's, where I'd been a…read morepatient for over 24 years without a single issue. I got a letter from BMC about a problem with Medicare. Though the envelope was addressed to me, the letter was addressed to someone else. TWO someones in fact: At the top it says "To: Isabel something" and in the body it says "Dear Pinnace somebody." And "Medicare file has a conflict with your name, date of birth and/or gender." Ya think?? You are clearly confused, BMC. Are you using AI maybe? I only ask because I have had Medicare at St. Elizabeth's for five years without a problem and now you have taken over and everything seems quite shall we say, fucked. So I called BMC, waited on hold, talked to someone I could barely hear--she sounded like she was at the bottom of a well. She put me on hold again, and after a while, without coming back, transferred me back to the main menu again. I pressed the option I thought was best and got put into a hold queue. For 25 minutes. Finally I pressed the option to get a call back. The recording said "Do you want a call back at..." and said a totally different number that isn't me at all. *sigh* My sweet Lord, these people have no clue. They give you a chance to enter a different number, so I did that. That was two hours ago. Now it's after five. I put a note in the patient portal, but they give you so few characters to write that I could hardly explain what happened. In the portal I saw a category for "Letters," presumably for the Letters they sent to you? I checked, and it says that I have no Letters. But I have this Letter in my hand. God, I miss St. E's.

This review is about the insurance process and scam. When I made the appointment with Beth Israel…read moreLahey Health at Chestnut Hill, double checked again and again, they promised they accepted my insurance as in the network. Then I called back to confirm if my insurance is accepted and in the network, I got the same answer, but when the bill came out, it showed out of network and I have to pay every penny although I have met OOPM. If I know they were not in my insurance network, I would not to visit them. Definity will not visit this hospital and would not recommend them to anyone I know.

When you end up in the hospital the quality of care you receive can make all of the difference in…read moreyour experience. The team at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center was well-informed, well-equipped and exhibited superior bedside manner during my stay after having emergency surgery. During my time at the hospital Dr. Anu Hazra in infectious disease was quick to ensure that I was going to recover as soon as possible. My surgical team made up of Dr. Umesh Metkar and Dr. Michael Van Hal, were extremely knowledgeable. But what put my mind at ease was not only the display of their medical expertise but the care with which they treated me as a patient. Dr. Umesh Metkar and Dr. Michael Van Hal took the time to thoroughly explain the procedure, next steps and recovery time and helped me feel more comfortable putting my faith in his surgical skills. During my recovery they checked in on my progress and continued to exhibit unrivaled professionalism, empathy and attentiveness to my care. In addition, the entire team of nurses and staff within the transplant unit mirrored the exceptional traits that Dr. Umesh Metkar and Dr. Michael Van Hal has displayed during each and every one of my interactions with them. They remained steadfast in their dedication to quality care, ensuring that my health was closely monitored and that I was made to feel as comfortable as possible. When I had any questions or issues that needed resolution the nursing staff was able to respond and come to my aid. In particular Julie, Christie, Melissa, Ligaya, Andrea, and Yelena were wonderful! The nursing staff was smart, personable and are what I would consider to be one of the biggest assets to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Should you ever need medical treatment, this is the team you want on your side. I cannot thank Dr. Umesh Metkar and Dr. Michael Van Hal, Melissa Aiesi, Ligaya Hannaford, Andrea Barbosa, and Yelena Kozhebrodskaya and of course Liz for all that they have done for me and all that they continue to do for all of their patients.

Nurses. And all staff are very friendly and patient with those who are frantically worried or in…read morepain I was out of sorts mixed u up about the hallways and anyone I asked was happy to steer me in a good direction The staff in the pre op area are focused on their wok The DR EXPLAINED WHAT WAS ABOUT YO HAPPEN EXCELLENT RXPER

I didn't get responses from the knee surgeon about any results of mri or blood work. Was not happy…read morewith the services. Not going back!

DO NOT GO HERE--THEY ARE FRAUDS! This place *falsely* advertises itself as an Urgent Care but…read moreactually turns away patients in pain. My college student, scared and crying, was *refused treatment* due to an unadvertised, unposted, completely arbitrary policy. Here's the infuriating backstory: My student developed a health issue far from home. We did everything right--checked our **Blue Cross/Blue Shield** insurance website, called to confirm, and even had a **Blue Cross rep speak directly with Carbon Health Brighton's billing office.** Ryan from Carbon assured both Blue Cross *and* us that our insurance was accepted and only a small co-pay was needed. But when my student arrived? She was taken to an exam room *only to be told by a nurse that they actually wouldn't see her.* At this point, she's crying and scared, only to be fed some **B.S. excuse** that they *don't take HMO coverage* and *only* accept patients referred from a nearby hospital. **WHY CALL YOURSELF URGENT CARE IF YOU WON'T HELP SICK PEOPLE?** And let's be clear--money was NOT the issue. We would have paid whatever it took to get her seen. But Carbon Health Brighton apparently values bureaucracy over basic human decency. **If you care about your health, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.**

Went in with a lung infection. Doctors were super nice and I was in and out pretty fast. Got a…read moreprescription that really helped. Front desk person was kind and helpful. My co-pay for this place was more expensive compared to other doctor's office's but that's probably just a my insurance thing.