Had a total knee replacement 7 weeks ago and could not be happier with the outcome. At today's…read morefollow-up I was taken into x-Ray quickly, the technician was mindful of my back pain when positioning me. Had a short wait once I was in the exam room. Dr. McCallum was warm and friendly, answered my questions and gave me the information I needed going forward. I felt seen by all the staff and was treated respectfully.

Doctor John Had good bedside manner, I heard he did not. In my opinion he did. He answered all my…read morequestions. I was satisfied! The visit went faster than I expected. Almost like the "Flash!"

Not a doctor that I would recommend to anyone. I have never met a more condescending doctor, who…read morecould care less about anything I was saying and more to just get me out of his office in five minutes or less. Thankfully found Dr. Richard Daigneault and his amazing staff. Since seeing him, he changed my prescription, and started a new regime of pt which is working wonders.

Being former patient of Dr. Diana I would suggestion staying away from him. He performed to…read moreshoulder reconstruction surgeries on me which failed miserably. Of course he claimed all issues that occurred with these surgeries were all of my doing. When in fact they were not. I finally went for a 2nd opinion and found a doctor who pioneered various techniques in shoulder reconstruction. The new doctor stated I would more strength and range of motion because of the destruction done by Dr.Diana. I underwent 2 additional surgeries 1 to remove bone fragments let behind by Dr. Diana and the 2nd to try to repair the joint. I can't emphasize enough to stay away from him. I have dubbed him doctor Dick Diana.

I had Dr Irving do my left hip replacement 5 years ago. I find him easy to talk to, doesn't rush…read moreyou out of the office, and I like that he does the Anterior approach. I'm scheduled to have my right hip replaced by him soon. He is worth the wait!

Worst experience at Connecticut orthopedist this morning in Branford Connecticut…read more I brought my husband in for his foot mind you we've been coming here at least two years. They're bombarding me at the desk with my husband asking me when I retired?. I'm not a patient here. I'm not seeing the doctor. How dare they? They're telling me Medicare wants to know? well if Medicare wants to know the Medicare should be contacting me as an individual. I will not be stepping foot back into this practice ever again. actually this office not the doctors.

Dr Kelley's assistant Daneen is the worst. Condesending, very short. Talks down to you. A very poor…read moreemployee for an outstanding Dr. Doesn't return phone calls. Very poor people skills.

I had back surgery in August 2025 after years of increasingly awful nerve pain - laminectomy &…read morefusion. Dr. W from the first visit to my most recent has been absolutely wonderful. The surgical discussion was very balanced & he explained fully what I could anticipate for recovery & the risks. My surgery was 100% successful! I was at the Hartford Hosp outpatient center in Milford and the entire office & medical staff was great. I went into the surgery feeling that I was in good hands across the board, especially with Dr. W. He takes his time to really listen to patients and is not a surgeon who believes surgery is always the answer. He had been recommended to me by other medical professionals and I completely see why. I cannot recommend him and the staff he has engaged more highly.

My office visit was excellent. Dr. Wijesekera was friendly, sympathetic, and reassuring. He…read moreexplained my situation and answered all my questions very clearly. I would certainly recommend him to friends and family members. I would give him the highest grade on any evaluation questionnaire.

Everyone was pleasant and helpful. Especially Dr. Tomak Everyone was attentive and courteousread more

Everyone was efficient and professional. I was glad to see social distancing still in place. Dr…read more Tomak described and explained my diagnosis and even shared my Xray. I left with everything I needed to recover.

Alien, I is the best hospital in Connecticut. They're taking care of my mom very well. Mental…read morehospital used to be a top 100 hospital. It's not anymore. It used to be great day. by Forbes they stink 10 times I'm glad she's there.

We were very fortunate that when a crisis occurred, the patient was in the Yale OR. Otherwise, he…read moremight well have not survived. The surgeons, doctors, and most of the nurses were top-notch. Nurses Naomi in the CTICU and Dai and Karla on SP 5-3 deserve a special shout-out for professional, compassionate and competent care. The real problem with YNHH is that it's a 45-hours-per-week hospital. It's practically a nursing home, except Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Even then, it can take forever for procedures to be scheduled and to take place. Many departments close up shop for the weekend, and the ONLY goal for the remaining staff seems to be handing everyone, still alive, back to the active practitioners on Monday morning. In preparation for a discharge on Friday morning, a bedside attempt was made to place a PICC-line. When that failed, placement in radiology was needed, but they were unable to schedule that until the following Tuesday. FOUR extra days in the hospital, because of the weekend, and because of not enough personnel/resources to get him into IR in a timely fashion. A frustrating, and expensive delay! Enduring 4 needless inpatient days, with the noise, discomfort, unappetizing/ cold food, and increased risk of infection was unacceptable. There are reminders posted everywhere to SHHH (Silent Hospitals Help Healing), but the loudness in the hallways was intolerable. There is beeping from cardiac monitors 24/7. The CNAs, in particular, think nothing of sitting around the hallways, ignoring call bells, and loudly calling to or chatting with each other, while student nurses do their jobs for them. If the unit even has a manager, he or she was entirely invisible, and the CNAs clearly have no fear of being seen lounging or complaining. Someone's idea of management is obviously "let's put up signs," rather than actually monitoring what's happening on the unit.

Best ENT and plastic surgeon in Connecticut hands down. I've been seeing De Maria Byrne since 2009…read more She has preformed 3 surgeries total and I love he not only as a Doctor, but also as a person. She true cares about her patients and goes above and beyond for her patients.. I can't recommend Dr. Maria Byrne enough. She is a miracle worker and angel. Thank you from the bottom of my heat to Janis and all her staff

Update as of Aug 2023, They seem to have a secretary now…read moreanswering the phones. The hours on the answsering machine to expect someone to answer are not always accurate and apparently that is the patient's problem, but at least there is improvement from before.

I loved my office visit with Sophia! She was so wonderful and welcoming! She created a simple and…read moreaffordable regimen for me! My results are amazing! Shout out to Katherine at the front desk for helping me find Dr Collins Office!

Middle picture is before surgery. Picture to the right is after and I developed a large bulge…read more Picture to the left is the revision.

My first call was welcoming and I was able to access an appointment without my paperwork being…read morecompleted. The off ice is close to the parkway and it has ample parking. The office staff and Dr. Solomon explained every step and orally as well as written instructions were provided. I highly recommend this practice.

I brought my first child there for a procedure which went well. The post anesthesia care was a…read moredifferent story. They were clearly busy and in a rush to get my child out. He was still heavily medicated and tripped and stumbled his way out. I had to find a wheel chair on my own from the Yale office to get my sedated child safely to the car. Against my better judgement we took our youngest there too. I fully recognize that even using best practices there can be unwanted outcomes. When I expressed my concerns first to the nurse than the doctor that my child was reporting pain and was pounding on the arm rest to get them to stop or to acknowledge them and he was shushed and told to stop moving. Certainly there are limits to medication dosages and sometimes pain can happen. That is not the problem. Its the hubris and arrogance coupled with the gaslighting from staff. The reluctance to admit a complications. That is the problem. The doctor was better about it and had a reasonable explanation for every concern though was not apologetic/sympathetic that there were compications. The nurse was the real offender. Starting by saying my child was just being emotional. Minimizing this child's concerns and acting almost put out by my asking questions respectfully. Coastal has a nursing problem. Find another practice..