Peace Corps insist that I drain my blood stream and inspect every single inch of my body head to…read moretoe... so I've been spending a lot of quality time with Dr. Carlson lately. This darling woman has been nothing but accommodating and patient with me throughout the entire process. She saw me as soon as she could, sensing my desperation, squeezed me in without appointments on a couple of occasions and always returned my painfully detailed paperwork promptly. I'd take this woman abroad with me if I could!

He told me not to wash my hands with soap and was extremely rude. He was very dismissive and I was…read morenot able to discuss the reasons I came in because of the hostile environment. No vitals were taken and I was body shamed for about 10 minutes before being shooed away. Will not be returning to say the least.

I have been going to Dr. Wu for more than 20 years. I prefer to keep him a secret but when I saw…read morethese reviews, I felt I would voice my opinion. My first experience with Dr. Wu was when I had an occasional voice problem. My voice would go very horse at different points in my life . I visited Ear Nose and Throat guys and General Internist and none of them figured it out. Dr Wu determined that it was allergies and they do not have to be seasonal. So a problem I carried for 10-15 years was finally diagnosed and treated by Dr. Wu. That was a huge relief for me As life continued on, when I was sick, I would call and every effort was made to see me in 24-48 hours so I could be treated for the illness I had now. Used to be if I called a Doctor, they would say sorry...nothing till next week. Never did that happen with Dr. Wu. Over time, every experience I had was a positive one. The office staff was always kind to me. Dr Wu has a common sense approach to medicine. If you are looking for a bunch of prescriptions, this is NOT your place. You will be prescribed for what you need. Everyone speaks Chinese and English in the office. I always enjoy my visits ... The Fish Market comment is lost on me...What?

There are pros and cons when you feel sick and your go-to Primary Care Physician is at South Cove,…read morelike this one. It is located in Chinatown next to the YMCA. There are pediatrics and adult medicine, services for filling out forms, etc. I think this location caters to a lot of elderly or parents. It does not cater to a diverse group of patients (black, Spanish, white), but they would go to Beth Israel or Tufts. If you don't mind the long wait times, and have the patience because even when you are scheduled for X time you might not be immediately seen because my PCP is sincere with every patient who I can only speak for based on my experience with them. Not so much about the rest of the physician who work at this location. Parking can be an issue since it is in Boston's Chinatown but it's close to the T - Orange Line or Silver Line bus 4/5.

I came here with an appointment to have my meds refilled and my first tablet taken here, there were…read moreclear side effects on the pills jar that stated nausea, etc but I still took them there and after a little bit, some nausea started to set in and the doctor watching me saw me spin my head and the other tiny side effects but the doctor was like 'stop being scared it's just medicine' literally AFTER I took the pill and ITS SIDE EFFECTS, IS THIS DOCTOR STUPID. The appointment soon finished after but after this experience, I highly doubt the 'doctors' here have an actual PhD so that is why they are so unprofessional.

I met a lot of doctors in my life. Dr Mazzullo is the best one.read more