Very down to earth and great bedside manner. Willing to work with a diseased liver. They are very…read morewelcoming as soon as you get to the door

This practice has been an incredibly frustrating experience and is the complete opposite of a…read more"Better Way." One of many large concerns is that Shannon doesn't listen to patients. Despite promoting a holistic approach, my appointments felt no different than a typical rushed doctor's visit. For example, I explained that I already follow a low-glycemic diet, and she handed me a basic low-glycemic diet sheet and suggested I try it, as if she hadn't heard anything I said. The office management is even more concerning. Getting prescriptions often requires multiple phone calls, and referrals are handled very poorly. A few years ago, they called expressing concern that my son might have an autoimmune disease affecting his kidneys. It then took an entire year for Russ to successfully send a referral to a nephrologist. Communication is consistently disorganized. Last year, they called me while I was driving to my son's annual appointment to tell me he was overdue even though we were literally on our way to the appointment. The final straw happened today. We had an appointment scheduled for this morning and last night I realized that we had not received a reminder text. I tried calling them a bunch of times and messaging but they don't have an answering service. My son and I drove 80 minutes for our 10:30 am appointments only to find the office completely closed. The sign on the door clearly states they are open on Fridays from 10 to 1 but no one was there. There was no notice, no answering service, and no way to reach anyone. To make matters worse, when your child is diagnosed with something like an infection, don't expect prescriptions to be sent promptly. In our experience, they often weren't sent until the end of the day, delaying treatment unnecessarily. Unfortunately, after multiple years of disorganization, poor communication, and lack of follow-through, I cannot recommend this practice. Update: Office manager is texting me ON A SUNDAY after already giving me a hard time all afternoon Friday about calling a few times on Friday checking to see if they had opened their phone lines. Apparently they are so inconvenienced that they had a few missed calls when I was the one who wasted 3 hours of my day because they never informed me that my appointment was cancelled. They need to be shut down. Response to their response: Proof of how he has no idea what he's talking about in the photos. I didn't call all afternoon after my appointment. I didn't call all day Sunday. He was texting me Friday and Sunday even though he's claiming it was Saturday. He's claiming I called after hours the night before my appointment. I called at 3:47. They close at 4. I mean I hate putting effort into this at this point but it's ridiculous to have your character questioned over something so dumb. I'm not sure why they would think everyone knows how their phone system works. I had no idea they were going to get a bunch of missed calls to cell phones. I was simply calling hoping that their phones had opened up so I could see if my appointment was still on before dragging two kids to the cape. Apparently I'm entitled for wanting to check on that. And yes it's a long review because we have had a terrible experience at their practice and so has everyone I know. They're crazy thinking I would receive any benefit from lying about this. Just beware. Night before my appointment 7/9- Called at 3:47 - they should have been open. Didn't leave a voicemail because it said they were closed but I got a text response and it said to text a message so I did. I called one other time a little while later to see if anyone answered. Day of my appointment 7/10 I did call a bunch of times between 8:30 and 10:15 hoping their phones would be on. I had no idea it went to cell phones. Figured it went to an office phone they wouldn't hear so I just kept calling to check. Called once at 3:22 to see if their message said their hours like Russ was claiming. It did not. When I called today to request records I do notice that they changed it. Sunday 7/12 - my husband called once.

Dr. Zacknoun is professional and caring. I had a wonderful experience at Nadomi Med spa. Dr…read more Zacknoun used lifting threads to smooth and lift my face,she made me look 10 years younger right before my eyes. She is truly gifted and excellent at what she does. I can't recommend her enough and will be returning. She will be my forever cosmetic queen!

I've been coming to Nadomi MedSpa for years. I love love love this place. The professional…read moretreatment and friendly staff is outstanding. Everyone makes me feel like family when walking in. Dr Zaknoun always takes the time to answer any questions I may have, and provides me with all the options available and suggests what would work best for me. I love my results! I highly recommend.

I was a patient of Dr Thornel several months ago. I jumped to conclusions about him but realize now…read moreI was wrong. I wrote a bad review in haste, not taking into account my own personal physical problems. Dr Thornel was very professional and knowledgeable. He tried his best to help me. I would recommend him highly.

Dr. Chris cares about his patients and he has great hours that are convenient for everyone. His…read moreassistant Deb makes you feel comfortable and welcome when you arrive !!

I came across this place off of a Google search while looking for a massage on my day off, and I am…read moreso happy to have found this place! I received a deep tissue massage with Jeff and it truly was the best massage I have ever had. He was so thorough, knowledgeable, made me feel very comfortable, and I was extremely relaxed. He even came in on his day off so that I could get an appointment, which I thought was so kind. Went above and beyond, I could not recommend enough!

Dawn and her staff helped me with a complication that happened on my…read moreOwn medical spa. Dawn came in on her day off, she had advanced technology to diagnose the cause of the complications and the know how on how to fix it. As a nurse in the same industry I have the highest respect and gratitude for Dawn in helping me in this situation when she didn't have to. She went above and beyond for me to ensure that the complication was treated in all the ways possible. She is extremely advanced in her practice on all levels.

I have waited for what seems like a long time to visit a good dermatologist. I was very pleased…read morethat I went to Regeneris and met with Dr. Khachiyan. Everything about my appointment was positive. Easy and safe parking, very nice building and waiting area and a very short wait when I got there. The receptionist and the medical assistant werealso very pleasant and helpful. Dr. Khachiyan was very good as she listened to what I had to say and was very good at explaining things to me. She also designed a thorough plan of action to address my various medical issues. I am a happy patient!

Had to get lab work done and i was terrified. Im a very anxious person and the phlebotomist helped…read moreme so much. She asked how could she make my experience more comfortable and was very understanding of my anxiety. Seriously such a great experience.

The people who work here were very professional. The pace that patients move is nursing home speed-…read moresign in online before going: you get preference to a dope like me who arrived, signed in and waited 90 minutes.

Terrible Experience from start to finish - we won't ever be back…read more Middleborough Pediatrics has a cultural issue, they simply do not care about making you feel welcome, heard, advocated for, or part of co-creating a health plan for your child. Let me explain. 1. Outdated policies without consideration of economic / time consuming impact to patients. You have to print all your medical records & either hand deliver them, or mail them in before they'll consider scheduling an appointment with you. 2. Inconvenient Hours: The reason we chose Middleborough Pediatrics was because I was under the impression they had weekend office hours for sick visits, and evening appointments. For some reason, during a global pandemic, the practice has chosen to drastically reduce these hours to 8-5PM. When patients need care most, they've decided to cut back on available hours instead of maintaining them. 3. Misquoted car seat safety recommendations, incorrectly citing the American Academy of Pediatrics: When I was surprised to see that my son did not meet the 35 lb. weight limit for his rear facing car seat, Dr. Gross explained to me (very condescendingly) that according to AAP, children under 2 years of age should remain rear-facing. When I contested that I have read conflicting information, I was shut down by Dr. Gross who repeated, "Well, that's from the American Academy of Pediatrics", and then continued to recite outdated information. According to a 2018 update to the Car Seat Safety Regulations by the AAP, the most up-to-date information concludes that all infants and toddlers should ride in a rear-facing car safety seat as long as possible, until they reach the highest weight or height allowed by the seat's manufacturer. This means that it's important to know what the height and weight recommendations are for your rear-facing car seat, and to not make assumptions based on a child's age. Considering that over 80% of parents have car seats installed incorrectly, and that car accidents are the leading cause of death and injury among young children and infants - you would think Dr. Gross would be abreast on the most up-to-date car safety regulations, you would also think that he'd be interested in hearing what a parent thought was the correct information, so that we may have an informative conversation resulting in the overall safety of the patient, and first-time mother before him. 4. Outdated views on how to discipline children. Offered outdated, punitive suggestions when asked about age-appropriate tantrum behaviors. Dr. Gross asked if I had any concerns about my child's behavior. I explained that since returning to daycare - there have been instances of head-banging during emotional outbursts. The head-banging behavior has subsided over the past few months, most noticeably in parallel with our son's ability to know and say more words to express himself. Dr. Gross went on to explain to me that I should say, "If you're going to act like that I am going to leave you here by yourself" to my ONE year old child. When my mouth fell open beneath my mask, Dr. Gross went on to explain that when a child has a temper tantrum, parents need to ignore the behavior completely and only offer attention once the tantrum has stopped. Offered "time-outs" as a method to reduce unwanted behavior in a 17 month old child. I'm not a child behavior specialist - but neither is Dr. Gross. He should not be doling out inaccurate/outdated information and punitive child-rearing methods without doing some research. 5. Terrible bedside manner - Dr. Gross made a comment that the "only time it's okay to comment on a woman's weight is if she's lost it". When I disagreed, that no, it is NEVER okay to comment on a woman's weight, and explained that perhaps the weight loss is from a new medication, or diagnosis, or stress-related event - Dr. Gross cut me off and said, "MOVING ON!" and proceeded to ask me a gamut of unnecessary family-history related questions that I already answered in the mountain of paperwork they mailed to our home prior to our visit. The only positive during our visit was our interaction with the nurse. I wish I remembered her name, but she was excellent with my son. She was helpful when I arrived, I was stressed / answering a work call when we walked in, & she was really understanding about me being on my cell phone. I wish we could live just stayed with her the whole time. But overall, from the first phone call with this practice to the interaction with Dr. Gross, I am disheartened (but validated) to see that our experience has been echoed by other reviews on Google. I'd rather drive the 45 min north to see our old Pediatrician at Boston Children's.

Me an my family have been coming to Middleboro Pediatrics for well over 30 years. Me an my sister,…read moreand then our kids. They are the most amazing office and staff goes above an beyond. They are available 7 days a week and you can always get a sick visit in that day. I give it 10 stars if I could.

I wish I could give 6 stars. The staff is patient, kind, knowledgeable and downright fun!! Yes…read morefun. Jane not only listened to my concerns, but patiently explained in detail why my face and neck were aging, and how we could address them. She was not pushy at all. I am a baby about needles, but I barely felt a thing! Jane is a very talented professional who treats people patience and kindness. I highly recommend Face First. Also, the office is bright, cheerful and very clean. I honestly had a great time.

Pleasant, helpful, professional staff. They offer a variety…read moreof treatments. Clean space that's easy to get to/park. No one tried to oversell me on producers or procedures.