Dr. Chin is the bee's knees…read more He's very patient and understanding of my, as some may call is, hypochondria. I'm mildly obsessed with my health and knowing what all those fractional number vital signs mean. He explains everything to me, including why my 25 year old self with no family history of heart problems really doesn't need a homocysteine. Most importantly, he really listens to my concerns, and is able to identify what needs to be more thoroughly examined. I am very happy to rent a Zipcar to travel from Somerville through the nasty Harvard Square traffic all the way to Brighton to see such a fantastic and responsible doctor.

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.

Arya Therapy Center has been a great place for support and healing. The individual care is…read moreexcellent, and the staff is personable, compassionate, and truly supportive. The group sessions are also very helpful and create a positive environment for growth. What stands out most is how dedicated they are--they won't stop until you get the care and help you need. Highly recommend.

The quality of care is nonexistent, scam to insurance companies. The clinicians coerce and…read moremanipulate patients into staying for longer than needed. Clinicians also provide base level information found on the front page of google. You'd expect a company of this caliber to have their own documents and forms to share with patients but they just rip info off of Mayo Clinic and make a presentation not even a student would get a passing grade for in a college psychology course.

Charlene is an outstanding clinician and more than capable of helping anyone with their dilemmas,…read morebe they day-to-day or more uncommon. She is personable, friendly, and warm, yet also able to introduce you to a range of therapeutic techniques with professional accuracy. Charlene has personally helped me better diagnose what my struggles in life are and how I can go about overcoming them. She will do the same for you.

Charlene is an excellent therapist with years of training and experience who keeps up to date on…read morethe latest methodology in her field. I have had the pleasure to work with her and found her therapeutic range from visual art to CBT has helped improved my life considerably. I would highly recommend working with her on any issue you might be facing.

It's great to hear that there are so many other great PCPs at this location. My initial PCP, Dr…read more William Meikrantz, was and is a fantastic physician - insightful, patient, kind, and affable. He's also extremely in demand, and doesn't spend as much of his time at the practice as others, so while I would see him for annual checkups and things, I would see other docs for more urgent matters. Eventually, i decided to just switch PCPs to Dr. David Elvin. He's basically a younger version of Dr. Meikrantz (as described herein, I wouldn't presume to draw comparisons beyond that!) and spends much more of his time in the practice, so he is more accessible to me. Add to that the fact that we are relatively close in age - he knows full well the terrain of a dude in his late 30s - and I'd recommend him to anyone! The office folks are nice enough, if not terribly efficient, but what can you do. My appointments here actually happen on time for the most part!

I've had a great experience with everyone here. It actually doesn't matter to me who I see from my…read morecare team or other providers for more urgent issues because I feel well cared for by all of them. The online portal is surprisingly easy to ease and is the first time I've been able to message directly with care providers as well as about scheduling and test results. I feel that the record keeping, transparency of notes, and the overall level of care is better than I've received anywhere else.

The negative reviews on here do not accurately reflect Boston OBGYN (at least for my experience)!…read moreThis place has always been great. I saw Dr. Brenda Baker for the first time and she was fantastic - both knowledgeable and kind. The MA's are always friendly as well. I recommend this practice to all. I believe they definitely deserve a higher rating!

Dr. Baker knew that it was my first ever gyno appointment and first pap smear and she took a minute…read moreto explain the pap which I appreciated, but she did not explain the breast exam or pelvic exam. After the pap she started to remove my gown from my top half without explaining what she was doing, and also started the pelvic exam without warning or checking in with me. I found the pelvic exam to be very uncomfortable and even a little painful and I felt that she was being very rushed and rough with me. Her bedside manner was not very good and to me she came off as unfriendly. Overall, it was an unpleasant first gyno experience and I will certainly not be seeing Dr. Baker again. The front desk staff were friendly but I really couldn't leave fast enough.

This Neuro feedback was very expensive and resulted in no improvement of any aspect of my…read moredaughters brain injury. The Dr spent a lot of time testing in the beginning and showing the results of the tests but there were no plans to retest at the end if 20 sessions. The only thing that was repeated was a very subjective and unreliable survey rating aspects of her symptoms on a scale of 1-5. Dr Ross was sure that my daughters speech had improved when it was clear to all of us that it was no different or even worse that day. This was a huge waste of thousands of dollars.

This is an update to my previous review. I am about 20ish neurofeedback session in. I have found…read morethe fight/flight/freeze responses I had grown so used to lessening, which is what I had hoped for in starting the process. It took my brain a while, so be patient if you don't see instant results. Dr. Ross continues to be engaging and helpful in our discussions and check-ins. It is clear to me she cares about her clients and is passionate about the work she does (as is everyone in the office). The staff are kind and it is clear they care about each other and the clients. The office is a little hard to find if you are using the googlemaps phone app. You should look for the driveway close to the train tracks then go to the left and down. There are designated parking spots.

I tried to contact the supervisor over three times and did not get a call back…read more I worked with this Stephanie Wissig for over a year. I ended the relationship because of repeated boundary issues. She shared personal details about her husband, her son, her insecurities, and her travel plans while I clearly did not care. These disclosures did not support my treatment. Ethical guidelines from APA and NASW state that self disclosure should stay limited and serve the client. She also brought up her age often. She spoke about feeling older in a way that made me feel guilty for being younger, showing me her belly fat after pregnancy, which I could not relate to (I'm 28). This was not my role to manage. Therapists are expected to keep their personal insecurities separate from client work. I raised concerns during treatment. I asked her to stop laughing at my jokes after I fired her. She listened but continued. She made a joke about my shoplifting. I told her I did not find it funny. This was not respectful of my request or my history, especially when admitting and deal with something I could get criminally charged with. Almost as if she was inhibiting my behavior. She often spoke to me like a friend instead of a licensed professional. I needed structure and focus on my goals. Instead, I got casual interactions that made it hard to trust the process. I fired her for a second time after these issues continued. My experience shows a pattern of weak boundaries and poor respect for client feedback. I want other clients to know this before starting treatment.

Stephanie Wissig is everything I didn't know that I needed in a therapist, until I met her. I can't…read morethank her enough for everything that she has done for me. She has changed the way that I look at life. I have seen many therapists in my life. Stephanie is the first person to make me laugh and cry all in the same session. She has pushed me out of my comfort zone in the most caring way possible. She always has my best interest in mind. I would not be able to accomplish any of the tasks that I have if it were not for her. Stephanie understands the importance of listening to her client and, more impressively, when to interject her thoughts. I don't always agree with what she is saying at that exact moment but, I always come back to the idea a day or two later to think about it more. Her suggestions are thought provoking. They challenge you to face a problem head on in ways that you would never have imagined to do before. She goes above and beyond the call of duty. She is great at getting back to you as quickly as possible when you send her a message or leave her a voicemail. I could go on and on and on about how amazing she is. I am so happy that I found her. Thank you Stephanie!!!

It sounds very promising. They care very much for Seniors. So far I just spoke to someone on the…read morephone to make an appointment. I'm looking forward to my office visit. I'm so very happy that l found this Wonderful Medical Center. After I hung up l thanked God for watching over me after having a terrible experience with my former Primary Care Physician. I put up with it for years. It was impossible to even make an appointment, they put you on hold for over an hour and 1/2 The secretary told me that it's not their problem If l'm sick and not able to wait for that amount of time even after just being discharged from Brigham and Women's Hospital, Thoracic Surgical Floor from having a Total Gastrectomy and Jujunostomy, I'm not able to eat for the rest of my life. My Primary Care Physician says that he has nothing to do with Boston since he's not out there even though his name is all over my discharge papers. He said that they just do that. When I mentioned this to my Thoracic Surgeon on my next follow up he couldn't believe it.

Two of my PCPs left and I was not alerted. My husband needed simple medical supplies and the lead…read moredoctor didn't sign off and stated, erroneously in what seems like a ploy just to make appointment money, that my husband needed to come in. My husband is recovering from intense surgery. We have both dropped Holtzman as our PCP and urge you to avoid this practice.