Dr. Cyronak is an amazing doctor. She is incredibly friendly and reassuring, she is super easy to…read moretalk to. She takes the time to listen and chat a bit about my life every time I see her. I never feel rushed and always feel well cared for when I'm in her office.

Best doctor ever. How many people can actually say they love their PCP. I can! She is just an…read moreamazing person, she really listens and will spend a lot of time with you. She is genuine and has a great sense of humor too! I feel comfortable discussing any health issue I may have with her.

I did have a great provider at this practice- however, there was an incident last week where I…read morespoke to a secretary (not sure who) but she was extremely rude and unprofessional. She HUNG the phone up on me and 3 days later I received a certified letter in the mail from the postoffice modelers stating they were parting ways with me!

I was calling/translating for an appointment for my sister since she doesn't speak English,l was…read moreasked a question that was directed at my sister and I said one second to ask to my sister when I hear the receptionist talking about me on the line saying she was going to hang up on me for not answering, even though I was attaining the answer from my sister. I personally have had no problems with this place, besides the receptionist, she was very impolite, something that's essentially for the job she possess.

Using the easy-to-use AFC website, I signed in for a time slot while at home and entered all my…read moreinsurance information. I arrived and was greeted by a friendly receptionist. Doing everything ahead of time made it so easier. Tony, the medical tech, brought me to an examining room and entered all my information (symptoms, etc.) into their system. Cory, the PA, came in shortly later and did an examination. I had X-rays done and that was done very professionally. The results were quick and they provided me with a CD with the X-rays. The experience was excellent. I highly recommend AFC in South Attleboro.

Made appointment for 5:45. It is now 7:05. We have still not been seen. Told there is only 1…read moreprovider. If they were honest about appointment times I would not have come. Seen at 7:12. The medical tech is super friendly! The physician is efficient, funny, explains clearly, listens and is helpful. If the company stop being cheap & paid for additional staff like these two, it would be an awesome place. It is now 7:25, almost 2 hours later and we are done.

Awesome people who love there job my sons case worker Emily was a sweetheart so wasn't all the…read morestaff on his unit. Very kind understanding and just awesome people. And yes he likes the chicken nuggets.!!! He is doing very well today and my compliments to the lead doctor for his wisdom in administering the proper meds which hasn't been done since he was 18 now he is 22 God Bless all of your loving staff

Patient Experience and Concerns at Fuller Hospital…read moreIntroduction This letter has been sent to contact us because patients are unable to express their concerns to administrators, as they are never informed. Initial Experience and Lack of Understanding I was at your facility for help with depression and anxiety. I only met Dr. Haz once and was told I do not know anything about my genetic condition. Hypophosphatasia, which my son and I are the only two individuals diagnosed with in Rhode Island. Dr. Haz looked up the condition hyperphosphatemia instead, which is a completely different medical issue. Concerns During Stay During my stay, I observed significant concern for patient safety as it takes two days or more to get medication approved. Staff failed to follow my primary care provider's instructions regarding medication, and nearly ruined my enzyme replacement medication, which costs $144,000 per month. I was given the wrong Keppra medication, and other wards would enter to take medication, snacks, and nutrition replacement drinks. Staff were also unable to keep track of food allergies or comply with dietary restrictions. Night Shift Conduct and Ward Environment The night shift treated the ward like a slumber party, yelling down the halls and asking patients if they wanted chips and salsa. Bullying was allowed, and inappropriate language was used openly. There was a lack of respect for religious beliefs and practices among both shifts. Personal Belongings and Medical Emergencies Staff stole $20 worth of hair oil from me, and I was sent to the emergency room due to a seizure. My PCP remains unaware of which hospital or treatment was provided. My PCP only learned of my admission after my husband called, following my report that my medication was being mishandled. Staff claimed I was lying about having spinal cord issues, despite documentation from my PCP, orthopedist, and physical therapist. Provider Conduct and Lack of Follow-Up The conduct of Dr. Haz's employees was unprofessional; Dr. Haz was present until 10 a.m. but left at 9:30 a.m. after a disagreement with a patient, leaving no one available for further consultations. I requested a new provider due to his rude behavior and abandonment of staff, but was told only to speak with the staff, which did not address the larger issue. A request to speak with the unit manager was ignored, and my hair oil was not returned upon discharge. Food Allergies and Dietary Concerns The hospital failed to accommodate my documented food allergies. I have severe allergies to beef, chipotle, strawberries, caramel, coconut, and lactose intolerance. Despite informing three staff members on my first day, my first meal included beef gravy, which caused illness within minutes. My allergy information was not acknowledged or recorded properly, even though I made it a point to notify everyone. Lack of Support for Mental Health Needs During my time at the facility, I received no help from depression or anxiety. I left feeling numb, and my PCP had to arrange intensive outpatient services, as Fuller Hospital provided no relevant mental health support. There were no meetings with a psychiatrist or therapist; instead, group meetings focused solely on alcohol and drug addiction, ignoring issues of depression and anxiety. Inconsistent Policies and Patient Safety Some patients were allowed to keep personal items in their rooms, while others, including myself, were not permitted to do so. My roommate was allowed a hairbrush, colored pencils, and food, but I was not allowed to keep paperwork or a hairbrush. She was also breaking a non-contact order without any intervention from staff. Conclusion and Appeal for Action I am uncertain whether sending this letter to you and the Departments of Health in Massachusetts and Rhode Island will help address these serious issues. This hospital should not be called a hospital, but rather a circus that is not properly governed. HERE IS MY CONDITION'S Hypophosphatasia (HPP) is a rare genetic disorder that affects bone and tooth mineralization, leading to soft and weak bones, with symptoms varying widely in severity and age of onset. What is Hypophosphatasia? Hypophosphatasia is a rare inherited metabolic bone disease characterized by impaired mineralization of bones and teeth due to mutations in the ALPL gene, which encodes the enzyme tissue nonspecific alkaline phosphatase (TNSALP). This enzyme is crucial for the proper mineralization process, and its deficiency leads to soft and fragile bones, as well as dental issues. clevelandclinic.org+1 Types and Severity HPP has several forms that vary in severity and age of onset, including: * Perinatal HPP: The most severe form, often resulting in stillbirth or death shortly after birth due to respiratory failure and skeletal deformities. * Infantile HPP: Symptoms appear in infancy, including poor feeding, respiratory problems, and skeletal abnormalities. * Childhood HPP: Symptoms can include short stature, b

I almost don't want to review Dr. Behtash because I don't want competition for appointment slots ;)…read moreBut, I believe that sharing is caring on Yelp -- and Solmaz Behtash is one of the most caring doctors I have ever encountered. Dr. Behtash was recommended to me by my doctor at Memorial Hospital, Dr. Susanna Magee - who was my doctor for both of my pregnancies. I enjoyed Dr Magee's style, ease of emailing communication, and asked for her to recommend a local provider to be my regular physician. Dr. Behtash runs a micro office, which allows her to spend a ton more time with her patience -- you set up your appointments, and even email her through an app or online. This helps because she is the one who writes back to you - not a nurse! My first visit with her was about an hour. She took the time to truly understand me and my history, and has been incredibly kind at subsequent visits. She is young, knowledgable, warm, and welcoming - and I 100% recommend her to others! My husband just made the switch, and he said the quality of care was unlike anything he had ever experienced. And the best part - barely any waiting for my appointment!

I have been a patient of Dr. Behtash for years. I can't image going to any other PCP health care…read moreprovide. She is running a epractice or electronic practice. Enabling her to reduce costs and spend more time with her patients. Dr. Behtash includes her patients in their care and answers all your questions. She is an extremely dedicated to her patient's needs. I am very lucky to be her patient.

Awful experience the whole examination was virtual. The woman on Skype was rude and impatient. When…read moreglasses arrived they felt uncomfortable and gave me headaches. It was a waste of time and money. Had to go elsewhere to get a new prescription and the glasses were a loss.

Employees are super friendly and helpful. Decent selection of affordable frames. They had a great…read moresale for 50% off. I paid $218 for frames with thinnest lenses, anti glare coating and insurance.

Dr Lucey is a wonderful doctor. When I was a new patient he was so thorough which was different…read morefrom my former doctor. I highly recommend him. He found issues with me that no other doctor ever found. I feel safe and well cared for with Dr Lucey. Thank you! -Romdoul Ky

I've been seeing Dr Van since I was 15, that's 20 years and that's insane because I don't think…read moreshe's aged a day in that time? She knows me, she listens to me, and she respects me. I wish she was taking new patients because I would sign my daughter up.

I have been going to Dr. Van many years now, and will until I'm dead. She is, by far, the best…read moredoctor I have gone to in my life. She greets me like I'm an old friend she hasn't seen and remembers everyone in my life and always asks about them. I never feel rushed with her, she always wants to hear, even if I'm complaining, explaining, or simply conversing about non- medical issues. And she remembers the conversations the next time I come and asks about them. I have never had a doctor like this before. I imagine this is how doctors used to be in the olden days. Granted, her old office with Dr. Deluca was cramped and scheduling was pretty terrible and I'm not sure why that was. Going to that office always had me disgruntled, but in the end, I couldn't give up on my doctor. I'm glad I didn't. She moved to a new location with her brother (also a doctor) and I have not witnessed any scheduling issues since. My advice Dr. Van? Don't change. You're perfect!

Just talked to an attorney. Filing . A long time patient who…read moredoesn't matter anymore. I'm in pain. Need my meds. THEY DONT CARE. They will now. 30 years and I'm not worth helping apparently.

Before I arrived for my first appointment, I was sent a link to fill in my medical history as well…read moreas my current medications, allergies and insurance information. I spent a great deal of time doing just that. When I arrived for my appointment, I was told it was not possible that I had been sent such a link. Wait, what? When I attempted to show the staff my phone that had the link and the subsequent forms, I was emphatically told that it didn't matter what I showed them, they hadn't sent it and they needed me to fill out the paperwork there. OK (deep breath) I said, I realize that they need the information, and that I would fill out the forms but they also needed to understand that this was not my mistake, that I had only followed the instructions I received. I was then questioned about how I had gotten an appointment in the first place, as I had not followed their patient vetting procedures. I said I had called back in April as soon as I found out my old PCP's office was closing. The office manager (who had very early on taken over my check in) looked it up and informed me that the person who had made the appointment shouldn't have done so and the she had subsequently been "let go." OK (really?!) I sat down with my paperwork to fill out and looked at the two women sitting in the waiting area. In the awkward silence, I asked them, "was it me?" They laughed and shook their heads no. I then refilled out all of the forms. While I was doing so, the office manager came out from behind the desk to tell me she'd figured out why I had been mistakenly been sent a link. I listened, then said... "but it wasn't the patient's fault, right?" She didn't respond to my question but continued to explain. Again I listened, and when she paused, again I asked... "but it wasn't the patient's fault, right?" I'm pretty sure we went one more "round" before she realized I was asking for an apology for the way she had tried to bully my into thinking this was my fault, and she finally acknowledged it was not my fault... never apologizing. She then asked me to call my insurance company to make sure their practice was "in network." I told her I'd already done that, but I used my insurance company app to look up the doctors and the practice and showed her that they were listed. In short, I feel as though she did everything to try and prevent me from becoming a patient. Or offend me so that I would walk out. Update: After having accepted all insurance cards at my first visit, I subsequently received a bill. After the rude behavior I endured on my first visit. I decided not to trust a phone call and visited the office to question (and settle) the bill in person. I was simply told they didn't accept my insurance. What? Bottom line - they did want me as a patient, but they didn't want to actually say it. So they did everything possible to alienate me. Done. But why? Is it because I am a POC? Is it because they can't or don't want to care for a woman of a certain age who has chronic, post cancer issues? Or is it because they are just unfeeling? It almost doesn't matter. Clearly they did not want me. And quite frankly, why would I trust them with my health? I paid the bill and left. I made arrangements for my healthcare elsewhere sitting in their parking lot. Done and done.