Dr. Siegel is the best primary care doc out there, and I've gone through a few! You never wait…read moremore than five minutes, her staff is friendly and helpful, and she has a great "bedside manner" - warm and compassionate yet effective and efficient. I actually look forward to my visits with her, as I feel like I have a true partner in managing my health.

Let's keep it simple: Dr Sanders and his team saved my life. I am now in remission from Stage 4…read morecatastrophic prostate cancer for four years. At 77 years old, I am so grateful to have a second lease on life, thanks to Dr Sanders and his colleagues. I wish his practice was still open; but his team has made the transition to UVM seamless for me.

Superb. At every level. Beyond brilliant and caring team-- at every level. Dr. Paul Unger is…read moreextraordinary. Just the person you want by your side when facing something so scary. This team is the best. Plain and simple. So thankful for them in my life!

Lindsay Arzberger is the best PCP I have had to date- she listens to my concerns, is compassionate…read moreand non judgmental, and her staff who works with her is equally fantastic. I have never had issues scheduling an appointment, the front desk staff is organized and helpful. I recommend this practice if you are looking for a PCP!

Dr. Tyler O'Bryan was very professional and I did not feel rushed. He listened to me, supported my…read moredecisions and made me feel welcomed.

I have been seeing Dr. Ann Goering at Winooski Family Health for 10 years now and if I have my…read moredruthers I will NEVER look for another primary care physician. Originally recommended to me by Dr. Molly Fleming at Health Resolutions (Burlington), I have always been delighted by Dr. Goering's least invasive approach. If she has a natural or gentle way to try and solve a problem, she will always go to that first. But, if meds are what's needed, she doesn't hesitate to pull out the prescription pad. Her ability to ride that line to my perpetual benefit and best result is why I always trust her advice and have never had reason to question that her interest in my health is genuine. She pays attention to trends and research in her field and shares new discoveries happily. She remembers what worked for other patients with a similar problem and tells you about it next time she sees you, even though the practice is ever growing and I have no idea how she can keep track of us all like that! She has only ever referred me out to the best additional folks for my treatment which has resulted in long standing relationships with those practitioners. She cares about who I am as a whole person and that goes a long way to building trust in a profession that can be so cold. The office staff and nurses are also top notch. Friendly, fast and straight-shooting. They will not jerk you around and will do their very best to do right by you.

Evergreen Family Health and Evergreen Sports Medicine are the best! I have been able to schedule…read moreall appointments within a week; the front office staff is helpful and always professional; and my providers are thoughtful, caring and knowledeable.

We really feel like just a number at this practice. They have a very high turnover for…read morepractitioners, I brought my kid in for a routine kid ailment and they were not responsive to the fact that my kid was out of school needlessly for a 40 minute wait past appointment time. They literally did not care. They called people in who arrived after us. We also had a previous problem with P. Alex Graham MD. He betrayed our therapeutic relationship by writing a referral that said my son is not ADHD despite clear diagnosis to the contrary. AND a total ADHD personality, and a clear indication of terrible parenting (and I quote)

On the days where your day does not go how you expected it to go. Fanny Allen urgent care is here…read more it all happened in a flash. me and my friend millie and my friend shifra are all laughing and skiing. next thing we know millie's leg is FUCKED! we brought her right over and they sewed her right the fuck up. Doctor let us play Fireball by Pitbull during the operation. These guys know how to party Everyone that helped my friend was the best person i ever met.......Still hope we dont have to come back soon though.... shout out matt! shout out doctor and medical assistant! friendship is magic

From a former nurse We are hard to please. I had two visits…read moreto the Fanny Allen urgent care within two weeks and the care was amazing. Everyone there was thorough and knowledgeable. The first visit was at a very busy time and did take quite awhile but I didn't need anything really urgent. M.D's and P.A.'s were good. This was the only place that could perform an I&D that day so was very grateful.

Stay away from this place. The doctors and nurses are not friendly and they do not know what they…read moreare doing. They said I had anxiety and I was having a heart attack!! They do not even realize the symptoms for a heart attack and they want to advise me on health care. Beware!!! Stay AWAY!!!

Have always received great care from this medical facility. Entire staff is very professional and…read moreknowledgeable.

Dr. Gardner is the lady to see if you've been bitten by a tick. I met her son a few years ago and…read moreknew his mother was an Osteopath, but I never connected the dots until I found a huge tick on the back of my leg. I had no idea how long it had been attached (it was in an impossible-to-see place) but I knew it had possibly been there for about a week or a bit less. I went to see a regular doctor who gave me a day's dose of Doxycycline, but I've known so many people who've really suffered and been sick from Lyme disease I didn't want to take a chance. A friend who has been sick with Lyme in the past pointed me in Dr. Gardner's direction. Dr. Gardner has helped many people who have not been served well by conventional medicine and have become sick with Lyme. Additionally, she specializes in many other areas, too, but I've only seen her for the tick bite. I will definitely go back, however, if other things come up. Sadly, now a days, it seems like one is served best by seeing two doctors. A conventional one for the easy to diagnose things, like Strep Throat, etc. And a holistic one who thinks outside of the box and recognizes how stress, nutrition, nerves, etc. play into one's overall wellbeing. During my visit, Dr. Gardner spent about an hour with me, she really tried to educate me on ticks, bites, misconceptions, etc. She's definitely not the type of doctor to hand you some pills and send you out the door. She wants you to understand things and I appreciate that.

I recently moved to Vermont and I was out of my zoloft. I am medically complex and had been let…read moredown by traditional doctors previously. I have had to fight my entire adult life to be heard and believed and get a diagnosis, so I thought to try a more holistic practice. Dr Hobie started out the visit by saying I was more likely to die in a car crash than a serious illness and I had about 10 years left before I needed to worry. I was pretty confused, because what?? but we moved on. I began explaining about myself and my symptoms and journey to get my diagnosis of hEDS (sidenote: We are commonly called the "Zebras of the medical world" because doctors are trained to think of the most common cause first- "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses not zebras" and we are constantly gaslit about our own body by the medical community.) I get very little physical activity due to my condition. Dr Hobie told me that if I gained 20lbs of muscle, it would basically solve all my problems with my condition. I am literally disabled. That is a difficult feat for a typical able-bodied person. He did not perform any type of physical evaluation of me, other than listen to my heart for less than 30 seconds. I said I was having certain symptoms that I believed to be neurological and wanted a referral to a neurologist. He said "a neurologist is a BRAIN doctor," as if I didn't know that. Made me feel very stupid and unheard. He continued to dismiss all my symptoms such as tingling in my arms/hands and legs/feet, constant dizzy headache that worsens with activity, fainting - (he said "How many times," and brought up the gaining lbs of muscle thing again) ringing in my ears, fluid leaking from my nose when i leean forward/bend over unrelated to illness that resolves immediately when returning upright. Dr. Hobie said "ringing in your ears"--pointed to his ear-- "ear--ENT. Your symptoms aren't neurological. A neurologist isn't going to see you for fluid coming out of your nose." like I was so stupid for suggesting that the combination of my symptoms could be neurological. And even if they aren't, there is a way to communicate without belittling. Living in my failing body for 32 years, its safe to say I have done my FAIR bit of research into my condition. I mentioned chiari malformation, cervical instability, CSF leak, conditions that are common with EDS as possibilities. He dismissed all of them and said "none of your symptoms are related to those. We need to look at more common things, not things that less than 1000 people are diagnosed with." I responded with the fact that I was well aware of the "Zebras" analogy. What I wanted to say was "He would have been too if he had done any google searching about EDS, which I noted in my pre appointment paperwork. And maybe more people would be diagnosed if their doctors would listen to them," but I was holding it together and just ready to leave. He suggested physical therapy at the place below his office, and lab work "to make sure nothing is gonna kill you right now." Mentioned me dying multiple times, it was weird. He said all my problems were related to ENT and then DID NOT REFER ME TO ENT or note any of my complaints in my chart about my symptoms. I cried in the car on my way home. Do not come here if you have any chronic illness. 2 stars for getting my zoloft filled.