Urologist. If you go, bring lunch because you are going to wait for hours. Last May I had surgery…read moreof the bladder (cancer). Post op he told me that I had to have a second surgery. I waited for two weeks for a call to set a date, but nothing; so I called for the next four months every day and left a message for the nurse: she never called. Now I have a GOOD Dr from Brown University: No BS.

Dr. Vincent Catallozzi is my physican. I cannot say enough good things about him. He is very…read morecompetent, and has a great bedside manner. He explained all that he would do, then he performed his work. I was taken by rescue to a local hospital and he operated on me two days afterwards. I lucked out to get him. He is now my Urologist going forward. -Paul Lefebvre

Let's face it, if you are coming here you want compassionate care and the best treatment. I was…read morehere to assist a family member who has prostate cancer. Dr. Pestana definitely has the best bedside manner of any doctor that I have seen in many years! He takes the time to explain everything and answer any questions that you might have. He is a very smart and compassionate physician and I only wish there were more doctors like him! The rest of the staff are equally as caring and I could not recommend this facility enough!

Dr. Beitle is amazing . After being with my OBGYN 1998 up until he retired in 2021. I had gotten…read morepregnant with my 4 child and was super nervous about finding another great OB I went to meet him and instantly liked him he was very sweet I didn't just feel like another patient. Especially when I got Covid when I was 7 months and was in the hospital he would come check in on me and was always so sweet. He made me feel safe as it was going to be my 4th caesarean the day of my baby's birth I was so nervous and scared. He joked with me gave me a pep talk and was really my rock until my husband came in the room . Till this day I'm happy I chose him

Chose this Dr. Because of the glowing reviews. Unfortunately that's not the service I received…read more The reason I searched for a gynecologist, was because I had two serious UTIs and had two rounds of antibiotics a month apart. A developed what I thought was a yeast infection, my symptoms were a very sore rash, like a diaper rash on my vulva, and swollen painful lymph nodes in my groin. I took 3 day monistat and while the swelling in my lymph nodes went down, the rash persisted. I had no smell and no discharge. Just the rash. I tried plain yogurt on a tampon. Probiotics. Cut sugar grains and alcohol from my diet. Zinc oxide. Saltwater sitz baths. Nothing worked beyond temporary relief. I started developing unsightly varicose veins on my vulva as well as Angiokeratoma of Fordyce, which are flat black spots of pigmentation on the vulva. Obviously this was very concerning. I also developed "lightening crotch" which is when the pelvic floor randomly spasms and it feels like a sharp stabbing pain in the vagina/anus area. The staff when I scheduled an appointment were very nice and sympathetic. And the receptionist didn't bat an eye when I said I was a trans man. They were also lovely when I showed up for the appointment. However the wait times to see the Dr. were extremely long, I had scheduled the appointment with an hour and 15 minutes to get back to work. I wasn't seen for about 45 minutes past my appointment time, which made me pretty anxious, and worried about getting back to work. The Dr. Seemed to be in a mad rush. The exam was over so fast my head was spinning. He just said something about me looking "good" and prescribed me a single pill dose of antifungal medication as well as a topical steroid cream Clotrimazole and Betamethasone Dipropionate. I completely forgot all my questions I was going to ask about the new bulgy viens, black spots and pelvic floor spasms. As well as my concerns about the swollen lymph nodes because of how fast he was going and how worried I was about being late getting back to work. It's been a couple weeks. I never heard back with the results of the tests. And my rash is as bad as ever. I think the cream is making it even worse. I'm so raw it hurts to sit and I'm not sure what to do. It's been over a month that I've had this. I can't have sex. I'm very upset as anyone would be and feeling very dejected if even the gynecologist can't give me answers. To top it off, he seemed pretty ignorant about trans people and asked me unnecessary questions in my opinion about my transition. I just brushed it off, but like, you're a Doctor. I can't be the first trans patient he's ever had. Let's focus on the reason why I'm in office, not my trans status.

He is amazing and so good. Best eye doctor around. I went to him just for advice on where to go…read more The office was closed i walk in with pink eye and a sty. I said I know your closed. But can you guide me. And the very tall man came out and said. If you want to wait I will take care of you. I said no. You are closed. He insisted on it. So I stayed. And still going to him. And my whole family is too now.

The best eye doctor there is. He is the best in RI thoughtful and caring and explains everything…read more A pleasure to go and see him and the office staff is professional and efficient. Overall great experience.

I hear so many complaints about my friends' Primary Care Doctors that it occurs to me as I sit in…read moreDr. James Meyers waiting area at Coastal Medicine in E. Prov that these folks deserve a YELP review. Dr. Meyers himself is an amazingly caring concerned physician that I think he is an anomaly in this age of insurance controlled business models. The group as a whole is very attentive and flexible with a common sense approach to health care. The nurse practitioners are readily available and the group even has a walk in open 7 days a week.

Dr. Osorio is the bomb. Just switched to him as my PCP. Very nice guy who is professional and…read morefunny. He is easy to schedule appointments with and more importantly very thorough. If you're looking for a PCP Dr. O. rocks!

Dr. Callahan is not your average PCP. He is compassionate, takes the time to listen to what you…read morehave to say, and makes you feel like he is doing everything in his power to give you the best possible treatment. His staff is also incredibly friendly, ready to give helpful suggestions and make you feel like you matter and not that you are simply a chart. Highly recommended! So thankful to have found this amazing practice.

Dr. Callahan is great but his receptionist is TERRIBLE. My husband had to stand at the window for…read moreover 5 minutes waiting to ask for the restroom key while the receptionist ignored him and engaged in conversation with her daughter or friend (I assume daughter because she said "I love you" when she finally ended their conversation. TERRIBLE AND RUDE STAFF!! I will NOT go back.

We went to see Dr. Wilson last week and I will say right off the bat I could tell he knew what he…read morewas doing. The care was great and he made sure we were well informed on everything before preforming the procedure. Dr. Wilson does talk fast but he is super experienced and asks you if you have any questions so if there's something you don't understand so he can reiterate it. Procedure was it was really quick and I felt super comfortable the entire time. I would hands down recommend this place to anyone looking to have a reversal done!

When I was 21 years old, I made the very dumb decision to get a vasectomy due to many bad reasons…read more When I was 27 years old, I had that vasectomy reversed by Dr. Wilson at his Rhode Island clinic. I am one of the few people who seemingly have a painful reversal. This procedure, at least for me, was one of the most excruciatingly painful experiences of my life. Every part of it was painful. With that to be said, Dr. Wilson talked to me about many things, and I believe was a great witness of Jesus Christ, which I greatly appreciated. After the procedure, I had incredible pain for nearly a month. Wilson encourages patients to wait 2 weeks post surgery to have sexual relations, and I waited the 2 weeks. However, all sexual activity for about four months resulted in internal bleeding (resulting in extreme bruising in my scrotum), along with painful swelling of the vas deferens (I had a lump that would appear after ejaculation which nearly was the size of my testicle). I had thoughts that my reversal would not be successful. I waited for a year before getting my semen checked for sperm due to many reasons but mostly wanting the surgery to fully heal. Praise the Lord, I have swimmers! What a happy time it was to see sperm swimming under the microscope! It's been over a year now and the surgery seems to be successful, however my wife has not conceived for one reason or another, YET. I do have pain to this day. Exercise is painful, my right testicle (the side with the most swelling and bruising) hangs about half as low as the other side and it is painful. Even sexual intercourse is painful, thankfully ejaculation doesn't hurt anymore, but certain intercourse positions are painful. I rated 3 stars about my experience for the reason that it was very, very, very painful operation and recovery. But I am very happy that I have sperm swimming around today!

I have been with Dr. Scott for over 10 years. I've referred my whole family to him. We couldn't be…read morehappier! This man has an awesome bedside manner, he is very approachable-I can talk to him about absolutely anything comfortably. His expertise & knowledge base are unsurpassed & I would never go to anyone else!