I love Dr. Yoelson and so does my son. I started bringing my son to Dr. Yoelson when he was 12…read moreyears old. Our Pediatrician's little girl at the front desk said that he doesn't do physicals any more. I know that that was crazy talk but if Dr. Markowski employs such ignorant kids to work in his office, I don't want to go there. Dr. Yoelson is charming, friendly and easy to talk to. They are so busy at the doctor's office but they still manage to keep it all together and deal with each patient.

This is for the office staff. Remember, you have to deal with them first…read more I had an appointment today. At first because of covid fears I requested a phone appt. in which I had vaccine questions and concerns. They said they had to see me for a physical before talking to me about the vaccine. I have been with this office 35 plus years. I also have a high risk immune condition and have limited public exposure. I decided I would trusts that I would be in a safe environment. I went expecting my temp to be taken at the door (breeze way) were they were doing it at the start of covid, all would be mask and no more then 2 in the office. Same as my other doctors. When I got there, the office was busy with no one at the door for temps, but there was a table in the waiting room with someone taking temps and asking question. (So I was told) In the line of patients waiting was a man standing with his wife with NO mask. I stepped back outside deciding to cancel and reschedule my appointment. I called from the parking lot and explained the situation and I also asked if it would be o.k to talk with the doctor during my appt. time on he phone. They said they would call back. Well... I got a call from what seemed to be a unhappy office person telling me that NO ONE is allowed in if they are sick, ( I am guessing she meant with covid, it is a doctors office) (haha) and then she said everyone there had a mask on and I didn't see what I saw. She then said to talk with the doctor I would have to reschedule my physical and that if I wanted to discontinue coming to Dr Yoelson and find a different doctor to let the office know. Wow, I could not believe what I was hearing. I do have appreciation and respect for our very special health care workers during these tuff times, but.... we all have questions including the patients with a lot of mis leading scary information. All I wanted to do was talk to my GP about the vaccine. This is what I got. This practice has grown way to big with 6 doctors in a small office. Before I get vaccinated I want to go to a courteous office that puts fears, concerns and questions over physicals!

See this doctor only if you have no problem with waiting 1-2 hours or more to see her. No…read moreexaggeration. I may be a stickler for punctuality but this is extreme. You will wait in that tiny little room forever. Nurses will come in to check on you and are quite apologetic but there is absolutely no excuse for that type of rude and inconsiderate behavior. It has been many months since my 3rd (and last) visit there and each time she was later than the first. I'm still steamed.

My rating is a big 0. I remember Dr. Staub from when I was recovering from an infection on my back…read moreafter having surgery for Spinal Stenosis. I was in Rose Haven Nursing Home in Litchfield CT. He would come in once a week, walk around and do nothing. He never even looked at my back to see if it was healing! Indeed it wasn't and I had to have a second surgery to clear it up. I was appalled at how he was able to get away with this. If he is still practicing....he shouldn't be!

This fellow was phoning it in for sure for the general care of my parents in Litchfield. He does…read morenot like complicated cases, or geriatric cases at all. He told my mother that most of her problems were "in her head" -- hello!?! After my mother died he offered no condolences even though she had been his patient for decades.

We've been seeing Dr. Nguyen here for over a year, and our experiences with him and with the staff…read morehave proved very satisfying, and we can recommend this practice. There are two doctors (internal medicine) and one nurse practitioner at the moment along with support staff, all part of the widespread ProHealth operation in CT. We've been in for a number of ailments, from colds to flu shots more serious problems, and we've been treated professionally and compassionately on each occasion. Dr. Nguyen is a very good listener, and his diagnoses -- which have seemed spot-on, begin with what's the least possible required to fix the problem, an approach we endorse (Why use an elephant rifle to kill a mouse? You only create more problems.). The staff has been helpful on most occasions, and the nurse assistants seem a friendly, capable group. As mentioned, we like this office. They do good service.

This used to be the practice of Stephen Bryant who is beloved by anyone he's treated. His practice…read morewas taken over by the machine Prohealth. My husband and I can't get in to see Dr. Bryant anymore...appointments are weeks/months out. So I left their ProHealth practice so when I need to see MY doctor I can. My husband is holding on in the hopes that he will see Dr Bryant again. Beginning of August, he had a physical. They drew the bloodwork, but unlike Quest Diagnostics, we can't see the results. They called him in to discuss results of a chest x-ray (he had a partial lobectomey for Lung Cancer 2 years ago) and bloodwork. We thought the worst. I went with him for support. A doctor he'd never seen went over tests and nothing was wrong, save a high sodium level. Chest X-ray clear. A1C back down to near normal. They scared us to death so they could bill us for an office visit to go over normal test results. Big rip-off and they put us through 12 hours of hell waiting for a doctor to tell us his results were fine. It is maddening. I'll keep trying to get my husband to quit the machine and get a real doctor who knows him and sees him every time.

lisa haut thank you for saving my life this program the best.i been in and out of hospital most of…read moremy life.since i been using life been the best i found jesus my health improve.i have a postive outlook about life.i had bipolar all my life the hybrid for me works out for me.i exercise and walk everyday.thanks again lisa keep up the great work.

Lisa Haut, APRN is an excellent primary care provider with a plethora of varied experience to…read moreenhance her skills & ability as a clinician. She's extremely dedicated to her craft & being up to date on current best practices. She's also currently pursuing a DNP (doctorate of nursing practice), which shows how she strives to be a top tier nurse practitioner. In addition to her private practice, she still works as a hospitalist (which she's done for over 20 years at many of the local hospitals) and just started an equine therapy program to add complimentary therapies to her repertoire of holistic health care strategies & services! I was referred to her by a friend of a friend & called on a wing & a prayer. Lisa personally returned my call as a prospective new patient that very same day, outside of normal business hours (highly unexpected! I was expecting to wait several days for a return call, from an admin., to simply book an open slot for a new patient appointment.) I was extremely surprised & pleasantly delighted that Lisa actually took time during this initial call to talk about my needs as a new patient and what my hopes and expectations were for care. It established a sense of partnership between patient & provider & opened up a path to building trust immediately. This is such a refreshing change from many physicians in the medical model (particularly many, "old-school" male MDs) who exude a sense of superiority & a perception of power imbalance (with a patriarchal flare). I want to be listened to, respected & treated with honor and dignity in my medical care. Lisa was warm & inviting in our initial call & visit. She created a sense of relaxation & comfort. I felt like I'd known her for years, rather than moments. Lisa is always prompt & thorough in every interaction we've had-appts., telehealth, etc. Finally, the cream that rose to the top of going, "above and beyond" expectations in a clinical patient-provider partnership... I am personally starting the journey towards a mid-life career change to become a Psychiatric APRN/DNP. I start nursing school in Jan. I asked Lisa if she might also be willing to mentor me along this journey & she agreed without hesitation! :D I cannot express how grateful & lucky I feel to have accidentally found Lisa Haut, APRN & utilize her services as a new primary care provider, as well as a mentor for my future nursing career!