TL:DR- They take care of you as soon as they can. People need to stop having unrealistic…read moreexpectations or coming here for the wrong reasons, and then leaving bad reviews. On the Walk-In Clinic, I've been coming here for a while now, when I need to be seen for milder things but can't make it to my primary care. Depending on staffing and how busy they are, yes, you may have to wait a while. But that's how walk-in clinics work. You walk-in when you want, and they'll see you as soon as they can. On some of the negative reviews on here- If you're actively bleeding, you should be going to the ER (or maybe an urgent care). This is a walk-in clinic, you're not prioritized. This is not the place for that kind of care. If you have something viral, no they're not going to give you antibiotics, because they're for bacteria, not viruses. It won't help with what you're sick with. All they can do is give you advice on what to do, and tell you to suck it up. I came here today, and also didn't eat before I came. That's on me, and not them. It's not their job to make sure you take care of yourself before you come here. And again, you may have to wait a while. It's a roll of the dice. Just show up and hope they're not busy. No, you can't leave and hold your spot in line. That's not how it works You would be getting out of line. Did you not learn how lines work when you were little?

I was escorted to a waiting room. There was no heat and I felt miserable. They left me there for an…read morehour. I walked out. I needed help. The staff just hung around while I waited.

I owe the staff at MMC so much love and gratitude for taking care of me for my surgery last…read moreNovember. They all rock from my surgeon to my nursing team. Love them all. Even food service rocked. Still does. Impromptu visit to put me through tests in the morning. So stuck in my room with a view. Lunch was served, per request and it sounded yummy. It was in my room in what seemed like a matter of minutes and looked great. Nothing fancy with the presentation but with COVID they take all the precautions. Let me tell you. That was the best veggie burger and low sodium tomato soup ever. Heart healthy for sure. But yummy. I wish I had ordered more. But Instill have dinner. Thanks for taking care of me again!

I am shocked that after my 90 year old father was rushed by ambulance to the ER as his appendix was…read moregoing, he was put in the lobby sitting upright in his pajamas for 5 HOURS in unbelievable pain while he waited. Once they saw him, he was rushed into surgery immediately. 5 hours as his appendix was going is awful!! I know that wait times are very long in ER's everywhere and that's the norm, but to leave someone who is acute needing emergency surgery and in dire pain for that long is inexcusable. There were patients everywhere laying in the hallways and not enough beds or staff. Is this place dangerously understaffed? Care seems severely compromised here.

absolute worst place i have ever tried to go. greeted by an…read moreold man at the door that wants to put a sticker on me/ make me put a mask on- & fill out some paperwork. i HAVE A 3rd DEGREE BURN ON BOTH MY KNEES!!!!!! & i demand respect & attention, not some stupid games. that is not how you treat a patient. furthermore- the kennebunk "urgent care".- nothing urgent about it, in fact they said it would be 2 hrs!! i proceeded to the sanford emergency room- & guess what- no emergency there either. after 1hr of waiting i walked out. i'm disgusted by both urgent care facilities and the emergency room .

The Wells lab could not find my husbands orders. Fine things happen. So we called the two doctors…read moreoffices who had ordered them and they assured us they were in the system and the Kittery lab could see them and said they would call Wells. The only issue is Wells does not answer their phone, no matter how often you call. After refusing to take any outside calls and complaining about faxes coming through, we pulled the plug and drove to Kittery who's lab staff were great. So if you take anything away from this go to Kittery instead or take hard copies of your orders.

When I found out my gramma was in the hospital, the first thing I told my dad was that she has…read moregreat insurance she can go anywhere, why are you keeping her at midcoast? Boy, was I wrong. Happy nurses day to ALEX and ERIN for taking care of my gramma and myself and my family during her last hours, and then some. I asked 1000x if it was okay to touch her (her infection, etc) and never once did they make me feel stupid or ignorant for asking so many times. Instead, they came in multiple times, they responded to my families and mines's every need. More Importantly, they responded to my grammas every need. From bringing a chaplain and food basket unannounced, to offering to bring me a cot knowing I was the one flying in from Miami, to never questioning the family for going in the "restricted/nurses only food area for drinks or sandwiches" to making sure my gramma passed in comfort. You gave us the comfort and space she and us needed. I flew in one weekend, my grammas last weekend, and got blessed with Erin and Alex for their respective shifts the final few days. I work in the medical field in administration, and the service these two nurses provided, their empathy and care for their patients and their families, is beyond rare and incredible. The care my family, more importantly my gramma experienced, is something you can't teach. Erin and Alex, you two are angels. You will always hold a special place in my heart for seeing how delicately and special you treated my family, me, and most importantly my grandmother during her final hours. On National Nurses Day, I couldn't think of 2 better nurses to thank. You both clearly found your calling, and thank you for listening and following it. Thank you forever. The Morong's Isabel Morong and her family

This hospital isn't a place I'd send my worst enemies…read more I'm sure there are some good doctors and staff here. But you'd run the risk of getting radiology services, specifically from Maureen Charette and Jamie Kline, and you don't want to do this in your worst nightmare. I went in for a bread and butter breast biopsy to screen for cancer. You'd think they could handle something they do every week. You'd be dead wrong. Here is what Dr. Maureen Charette did during my biopsy: complain about her low salary talk about how annoying it is to go out for a nice dinner on busy nights tell me I did great and she got a good sample Here is what she did NOT do: stick a large sharp needle into the correct part of my body, or figure out if I had cancer. I might be able to excuse simple rank incompetence. But even worse than being a bad doctor, Maureen Charette is a bad person. When the pathologist told her in writing she had gotten the wrong spot, she decided NOT TO TELL ME ANYTHING WAS WRONG, and just tell me it was benign and I should come back in 6 months (to, umm, give her more money for more shoddy work). When I decided to look for my medical records and take them to competent doctors who actually know what they're doing and confirmed Maureen had completely missed the biopsy (in multiple major hospitals in multiple states), she doubled down on the deceit, hiding behind her tech, too scared to face me herself. Her boss Jamie Kline covered for her, either as incompetent as Maureen, or just a bad person. Jamie actually hung up the phone on me when I showed her I knew more about the issue than she did. Keep it classy, ladies. When I did a formal review process, Dr. Christopher Bowe, head of Midcoast, just shrugged and sent me a letter saying I'd signed a consent form saying not getting actual results (after $2,000 out of pocket after insurance) was all hunky dory. I am proud of myself for escaping medical abuse at the hands of Midcoast hospital and their radiologists. Maureen Charette and Jamie Kline are abusers, and Christopher Bowe enables abuse. Please, do not become an abuse victim yourself. Competent medical care is available as little as a half hour away, in Portland, or really anywhere but Midcoast. Avoid being abused, lied to, and gaslit. Shake a Magic 8 ball for free if you want to get a medical results randomizer like you'd get from MIdcoast. Just skip going to this shameful joke of a medical facility. Maureen and Jamie, you know what you did. I think. If you don't actually understand what you did wrong, then the problem is even deeper.

This location is fantastic! From the front desk team, to the nurses, physician and PT. I couldn't…read morebe happier with their customer service and efficiency. I am incredibly thankful to have found them and look forward to working together on a treatment plan!

I come here for my yearly USCG physical. The doctor does many of these physicals for merchant…read moremariners and knows how to fill out the many uscg forms already.

Thank you to the awesome staff , P T team and the Great Adrienne for taking such great care of me…read more. Needed Therapy for an ankle injury -and the staff have been so helpful in scheduling and keeping my appointments moving thru my recovery. I am greatful for all of you and our Special Hospital here in Boothbay Harbor. Keep safe my friends . You are all Super Heros!!

Nice staff, clean facility, covid protocols in place. Quiet beautiful area. Family is required to…read morewait outside due to covid. However, the parking area includes a beautiful view of the harbor!

We got in right away. There weren't many people there so we had good attention from a variety of…read moreprofessionals. Everyone was friendly and helpful. They listened to us and responded to our concerns. The town was odd and the location was not convenient, but the hospital was very good.

My son was in vehicle and try to go around the plows in New Hampshire it was like a foot of snow…read moretwo days prior or something and I think androscoggin hospital for the assistance for my son broken FEMA ankle another one was broken in his leg bone above the ankle area and stitches in his eyebrow and sprained wrist scary moment but they were very helpful with my family God bless ...Dante Samuel DiLorenzo.

An old school doc, in a good way. By which I mean its literally just the doctor, no giant system to…read moremaneuver. So rare its nearly a unicorn at this point. The only one who was willing to help me with my back injury same day after half a day of calling around. Would happily revisit.

I rarely post online reviews because I prefer not to speak negatively about any business, but I…read morefeel an urgent obligation to warn prospective patients about this facility and its staff. The front desk reception is exceptionally rude. If you carry any outstanding balance, patient care and mental health immediately cease to be a priority--the sole focus becomes collecting payment. Furthermore, descriptions claiming the facility is "clean" are inaccurate; located inside a mini-mall, the office gives the impression of a temporary pop-up operation rather than an established medical clinic. I received treatment from Micah Malenfant for years. He eventually expressed dissatisfaction with Seaside and departed to launch a private practice, suggesting I transition with him to ensure continuity of care. It was only after I moved to his private practice that Seaside suddenly claimed my final appointment was not covered by insurance, leaving me with a substantial balance. Ever since I prioritized continuing care with my long-term provider, they have treated me poorly regarding this balance. Years later, Mr. Malenfant began abruptly ignoring my communications right when my long-standing prescription renewals were due. After failing to submit my refills or respond to me for over a week, his eventual reply was vague and failed to disclose that his private practice had closed and he was forced to return to Seaside. He subsequently emailed asking if I was available on a specific date to figure out my treatment; I confirmed my availability immediately, but heard nothing back. Rather than professionally addressing the disruption to my care or providing a clear explanation, he sent extensive, highly unprofessional emails detailing his own personal issues and life crises. While I wish hardship on no one and hope he receives any care he may need, a provider cannot operate this way while managing patients. Shortly after apologizing and promising to work things out, his final message stated he would simply no longer respond to me. Both the facility and Micah Malenfant demonstrate severe unprofessionalism, prioritizing balance collection over patient safety and mental health. Navigating healthcare is difficult enough, and no one deserves to experience this level of neglect. If management takes accountability and resolves these issues appropriately, I will gladly remove this post, as I have no desire to criticize anyone unfairly. Until then, please stay away for your own mental health and safety.