Sends PA to do his job Learned that at Harvard I'm sure. Primacare needs desperately to be…read moreinvestigated by RFK Jr. ASAP.You make an appointment with this Dr. and you do not even see him . You see his Assistant and he reads notes to you. Insurance companies should not be paying this Dr. his rate should be paid assistant rate or assistant should be paid Dr. rate .He is in Breach of Duty. Needs to be investigated. Another plagiaristic Harvard grad.

I saw Dr Kanaly five years ago for lumbar pain. His treatment plan was conservative and through…read morewith Physiatrist, Pain Management and PT referrals. I improved. On Oct 4th I was referred for a Rupt cervical disc. He explained the MRI and that surgery was the most viable approach as I was becoming numb in my hands and had constant pain. On Oct 31st I had a spinal fusion with discectomy. The pain and numbness were gone That very day. I am recovering and grateful.

Dr. Nehra is the best in his field. I have been a very satisfied and grateful patient of Dr…read more Nehra's for twenty years. Twenty years ?!? So you may ask "why isn't this problem fixed yet?" The problem is that I was issued an extra vertebra in my spine, in the lower back. The curve of the spine, in that location, is deeper and my midback tries to keep me balanced anyway. But the upper back and my neck get involved and each becomes a bit out of place to make up for the design quirk right at the base of the whole spine. Surgery is not an option ! It has never been an option. Chiropractic care has been the answer to the stiff muscles and irritated nerves that go with that extra little bone sending mis-alignment up the whole spine. Dr. Nehra's plan of care has exceeded that of all the others which my job transfers have brought me nearby. They were each very good practitioners. But I repeat: he is at the top. And he creates a staff which supports and contributes to such outcomes for everyone they care for.

Fantastic Chiropractor who actually takes the time to listen to his patients. Great equipment and…read morealways provides the extra service to make you feel better.

If I could give this no stars I would…read more I've been dealing with a shoulder injury for a while now and decided to do something about it. I fell from a horse about 5 years ago on my shoulder and messed it up while rowing on the crew team in high school. I had MRIs done at Yale New Haven Hospital (I'm originally from CT) stating that I had a few things wrong with it (the specifics I'm not entirely sure of). I decided to give this place a chance because they were local and the doctors listed on their website have a lot of experience. First of all, this place has barely any lights inside. It's like walking into a cave! The ladies at the front desk were very polite, however. Then I was taken in to see Dr. Green - easily the most unprofessional doctor I've met in my life. He came into the room without saying a word or introducing himself and shoved his hand in my face looking for a handshake. Then he asked me what was wrong and had me do a series of tests for range of motion and strength. I told him most of them hurt. I gave him the DVD of the MRIs I had and he spent 5 minutes looking at them silently. He said he didn't see anything wrong with my shoulder and asked if I had done physical therapy before, to which I replied yes - and that it had done nothing but make my shoulder hurt more. He told me to go to physical therapy for a month and then come back, wrote something on a piece of paper to give to the girls at the front desk and walked out without saying anything. I decided to go to another doctor for a second opinion. Dr. Green and his practice aren't getting another DIME of my insurance money. Long story short - if you like going to rude doctors who work out of dingy offices, this is the place for you.

Dr. Green has the worst bedside manner possible. He is argumentative, when asking you about your…read morehistory. He does not acknowledge that he is hurting during treatments even though your telling him it hurts. I wouldn't go back to this buffoon if you paid me a million dollars. I'll be getting my orthopedic treatment elsewhere.

Dr. Carolan is quite the doctor. I was extremely impressed. No waiting, a beautiful facility,…read moreplenty of parking...but those are silly factors for a decent doctor. He was very engaging, asked a lot of questions, pulled up past MRI's/Cat scans and went over them with me. He probably spent at least 30 minutes with me. He was very kind, and respectful. He is a very unassuming physician. Not pompous, instead relatable. Highly recommended in my book.

From the owner: Dr. Carolan is a Board-certified, Fellowship-trained specialist in Pulmonary and Critical Care…read moreMedicine. He is a graduate of University College Dublin where he earned his Medical Degree. Dr. Carolan completed his Residency in Internal Medicine and his Fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, both at Cornell/New York Presbyterian Hospital. He was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado and in the Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Division of National Jewish Health in Denver before joining Prima CARE. Dr. Carolan has published research in the basic science of lung function in smokers, and has extensive clinical experience in the diagnosis and management of pulmonary diseases. He is Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases, and Critical Care Medicine. He is a member of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. Dr. Carolan sees patients in his office in Building 7 on the main Prima CARE campus and cares for hospitalized patients at Saint Anne's and Charlton Memorial Hospitals.

Empathetic, compassionate and warm staff who truly want to help their patients. Go above and beyond…read moreto help with health insurance, solve the problem and make patients comfortable. Das was out the door and stopped a few times when he saw my dad In the hall to ask how he's feeling. The last time he dropped his bags in the hallway and took my dad in for an injection to help relieve his pain. Allie and Ashley are amazing, warm and empathetic to my father. Billy who takes care of billing stopped in the hall on his way out and asked if his number was given to me for help with the billing. Dr Mohini personally called me when my father was pre-op and in excruciating pain and told us she made arrangements for him to get an earlier injection for his pain within only 1-2 days. Overall great experience and wonderful team of staff. My dad feels seen and heard, I feel confident in his care here and we are both so happy. I would recommend anyone to this location. Truly made me feel so supported as I've been stressed trying to navigate my dad's care with my work schedule.

Yep 5:30 in the morning 6 months now can't sleep,in bed must sit up at night to maybe get a little…read moresleep.out of pills, doctors NEVER follow up on patients,or don't care or the rude secretary runs the show.

This is for the Taunton location since it's not listed in Yelp: I've had two very different…read moreexperiences at this location this summer. The first, back in June, was an excellent 5-star visit. I brought my daughter in for a burn, booked online, and was greeted by the front desk registrar -- an African American woman who could not have been kinder or more welcoming. Ian Kelly, NP, treated her and was outstanding: thorough, kind, and reassuring. I left impressed enough that when my other daughter needed urgent care today, this was the first place I thought of. Today did not go the same way. I booked a noon appointment online and checked in at the kiosk upon arrival. After about thirty minutes, a Caucasian woman with glasses, wearing a brace on one arm, got our attention by waving her other arm back and forth over her head. When we walked over, she announced loudly and rudely that if we didn't have an appointment, we needed to come to her. I let her know that we did, in fact, have an appointment. She insisted we didn't and essentially told us we hadn't made an appointment at all, at which point I told my daughter to pull up the confirmation email to show her. She then interrupted her colleague (the front desk registrar from my prior visit, who was a gem) who was mid-conversation with another patient to ask if our name was on her screen. It wasn't. She then told us we hadn't checked in properly, and I talked her through exactly what I had done on the kiosk which was the proper procedure. I told her she was welcome to go out to the kiosk to verify it herself. She then walked out to the kiosk, announced to me that my daughter's name wasn't there, and then had to backtrack when she saw that it actually was. She then went through the same process I did and lo and behold - it was a technical issue with the kiosk. Instead of an apology or, at the very least, a change in her tone, her response was to repeat several times that the kiosk isn't registration's responsibility and none of this was her fault. No one had said it was, but it certainly wasn't ours -- which I told her. Her offer was to restart us a walk-in and for us to have to wait another thirty minutes. I told her we'd go somewhere else. As we got up to leave, she told us to have a "luuuuuvley day" in the snarkiest voice she could muster up. The kiosk failure wasn't her doing. The way she treated and spoke to us was. The woman who checked us in in June was working right next to her. If we'd gotten her again, I know this would have gone a whole lot differently. People come to urgent care sick, hurt, and already stressed - they should not also have to absorb this kind of behavior and treatment. Southcoast should look at why kiosk check-ins aren't populating on the registration screens, and how the front desk handles it when they don't. Clearly, she hasn't been trained for this situation. Or maybe she just gets a kick out of treating people this way.

I made my appt online 2 days prior to Sunday's available appointment. I had a male (sorry I don't…read morehave your name but he was the initial intake w blood pressure, symptoms etc. Great personality and knows how to put patient at ease. My PA whom diagnosed me and wrote antibiotic prescription was very thorough and professional. I would def return should I need urgent care in the future. Thank you to Christopher Caissie for doing a fine job and taking good care of me. He is very friendly, kind and thorough. These are the attributes we are all looking for, and he should be commended. Thank You very much!

Went there for a complimentary consultation. Bait and Switch tactics were immediately used so that…read moreI could start that day, with their stem cell therapy. Enormous amount of money ($8500). They said if I started that day I could save $500. I gave them all the money up front using financing (which they required). There are no doctors on staff. I went for two appointments and now am trying to reach them regarding continuing my treatment and no one calls me back. I even called their "new customer" number to speak to a human being and told this person I was an existing patient and would someone please call me back and I never got a call. I have reported the to the Massachusetts Dept of Consumer Affairs as well as the Massachusetts Attorney Generals office. Waiting on a reply.

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Left elbow reconstructed after solo bike accident - Thank you Dr Andrew Evans and all Univ Otho…read morepros!!!

physicians and office personnel have the bedside manner of a silverback protecting her young…read more they never return phone calls on time and act like your there doing them a favor. go somewhere else there are plenty of other great doctors in the area.

Initial Appt I experienced went well, although I did have a bit of a struggle understanding Dr…read more Kundo's communication especially when he turned away looking at his Computer, he is very personable with a touch of humor to his interaction which I appreciated being the first encounter of my office visit. I'm not a big fan of Doctor's speaking into a device to record patients history as look as it doesn't interfere with the connection a patient might want during an appointment, in my opinion I tend to get intimidated and also tend to feel like a subject being interviewed in a robotic way because of time constraints with patients I'm sure. I have left a long time Internal Medical Physician who I liked very much due to this problem of mine. The more patients the lesser the initial relationship between patient and Doctor sadly and unfortunately declined. I did like Dr. Kundo to continue my treatment with him.

From the owner: Dr. Krzysztof Kundo is a Board-certified specialist in the the field of Neurology. He earned his…read moremedical diploma at the Medical Academy in Gdansk, Poland. His early medical training encompassed Internal Medicine, Ob-Gyn, and Surgery, emphasizing Otorhinolaryngology. In the U.S., he completed a medical internship at Howard University in Washington and a Neurology residency at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. Dr. Kundo taught and practiced medicine in Poland, and then practiced Neurology in Shreveport, Louisiana for 18 years before joining Prima CARE in 2012. He has contributed to the medical literature and have given numerous presentations in his field. Dr. Kundo is a member of the American Medical Association, the American Academy of Neurology, and the American Headache Foundation. He is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and is Board-certified in Sleep Medicine.