Dr. Caballes is an excellent doctor. I highly recommend him. I have been going to him for 25 years…read moreand I really appreciate how he goes the extra mile to help out his patients. He returns calls at all hours, even on the weekends. He truly cares about his patients. He is intelligent, kind, honest and takes the time to listen to his patients. I am very selective with my medical care and am so grateful to have Dr. Caballes as my general practioner.

Dr. Caballes is the most unprofessional doctor I have ever encountered. His care of my parents…read morewhile in a care facility was way below par. He did not sign off or try to coordinate with my mother's pain management Dr who was going to do a procedure that had previously given her relief, while recommending THC for her pain yet would not answer questions about it, said he's not licensed to talk about it (why did he bring it up!). He did nothing but argue and Instigated arguments with us and now will not continue their care. I have never, ever experienced this type of "care" from a physician. Do not go to this doctor!

Same great service and comfortable visit! Highly recommended to anyone. Good quality care and…read moreexplanation

Did a home Covid test - which was positive, Since it was Sunday, my family doctor was not…read moreavailable. Went to Access and was quickly taken care of. They followed up on Monday to be sure everything was ok. Quick professional service.

I went to this practice three times. The first time was due to the effects of a tick bite I…read morereceived. I was asked to take a blood test to determine if I had Lyme's disease. The results came back positive and I was instructed by Dr. Goldberg to take this very expensive antibiotic ($800+). Not soon after, I went for my regular physical check up, which required another blood test, and this blood test showed I never had Lyme's disease! My regular doctor told me if I had the disease, it would still have showed up in my blood. The second time I went to this practice was due to a severe nosebleed that I could not plug up. (My regular doctor was on vacation). Dr. Goldberg took my blood pressure and found it to be high. He immediately directed me to go to the Bridgewater hospital emergency room. This hospital was over-crowded, and I had to wait in the emergency room for over an hour. Finally, when it was my turn to be seen, I was asked to remove my outer close, wear a gown, and lay down on a bed on wheels. I was wheeled into a hallway where other patients were dressed the same and laying on these movable beds. Once again, I waited for over an hour until a young doctor came over, took my blood pressure again, and took a blood sample. After another long wait, I was told they did not find anything wrong with me and sent me home. The third and final time (ever) I went to the practice was a follow-up to the second visit. This time, a younger "doctor" met with me. This guy was dressed in a dark polo shirt and he had a chip on his shoulder. He told me he reviewed the results of the hospital report and suggested I go see a liver specialist. He said because the emergency room could not find anything wrong with me, and because I continued to have high blood pressure, it must be something wrong with my liver. When I finally got back with my regular doctor, and told him what I went through, his advice was don't ever go back there again. He told me I have high blood pressure which is normal for me. The nose bleeds were from over use of an oxygen machine I was told to use when I had COVID. BTW - the whole staff have bad attitudes and are borderline nasty!

Best office staff, except one..but there is always that one, but honestly best office staff I've…read moreever dealt with and I've been to a lot of doctors! And then Dr. Klein is outstanding, he is always listening and makes sure he knows everything about you ahead of time. I have been dealing with a brain tumor and malfunction since I turned 18 and this office staff and all is the best I've ever been blessed with! I do hope you consider them for your family care, you won't find anyone better!

Recent serious decline in quality of service. Quarterly reviews of lab test results by a student…read morenurse. Utterly unacceptable. Most recent experience resulted in a violent argument. Doctor has virtually mo knowledge of nutriceuticals and wants me to stay away from them despite my reviews of over 600 investigations including double blind tests conducted under rigorously adhered to standard protocols and data evaluation backed up by clinical experience. Dozens of doctors, researchers, and nutrition experts. Dr. Julian yo can a d have done much better. Another chance. Don't disappoint me again.

Lack of Compassion and Ethical Care - Disappointed with This Practice and Dr. JulieAnn Juliano…read more I've had two highly disappointing experiences with this family practice. The disappointing part is - he's only been there 3 times. Most recently, I brought my son in for his 6th-grade immunizations. During scheduling, at check-in, and while speaking to both the nurse and student trainee administering the shots, no one ever mentioned a document fee for signing the school forms. It wasn't until we were leaving--after I needed the paperwork signed and stamped--that the trainee came back into the room and informed us of the fee (which we mentioned we could return with because it was last minute and we had no prior knowledge of the fee) and then the doctor came in and refused to release my son's records until I returned with payment. While the fee itself was small, this approach felt like coercion and poor ethical practice. If fees exist, they should be disclosed upfront--not after the nurse had already injected my son with two shots--especially when needing the paperwork signed was mentioned multiple times beforehand. When I asked about filing a complaint, the receptionist Jung (this is what she told me her name was) simply shrugged and said, "I don't know where you can send the complaint," which further reflects the lack of professionalism. This is not the first negative experience. At my son's first visit (a few months back) he was visibly anxious due to his expressive communication disability, the doctor told him to "sit down and be quiet because he was old enough to know better." Only after reviewing his IEP and learning about his disability did her attitude shift. Healthcare should be rooted in empathy, clear communication, and genuine care--not robotic policies that lack basic decency. If you have children with disabilities or require more patient-centered care, I would strongly recommend seeking another provider.

Was able to schedule an appointment the same day I had UTI. Saw Dr. McGorty and she was just the…read morenicest doctor. I have been going to this family practice for 20 years. Highly recommend.

Dr. Alissa Fox is an excellent dermatologist. She has been the only dermatologist who has given me…read moreaccurate diagnosis and medication to improve the symptoms!

I came to the Fox's because I have very fair skin and am worried about a few moles and wanted help…read morewith blackheads on my face. Dr. Alisa Fox checked me for about 5 minutes. I had to point out a few places; she looked at them and said I had nothing to worry about and balked at my request for something to help with blackheads, saying "I've seen worse". I don't care if you've seen worse. She prescribed me Epiduo and told me to pick it up at a Walgreens because there was a promotion... not my usual pharmacy but, ok, fine. I got the product and applied as directed for about 1-2 weeks, and it RUINED my skin. Literally, it's been about 3 years since this happened and the skin around my mouth is still having issues with dry patches. Then I saw Dr. Fox, the allergist. He did the prick test on my forearm and said "you're not allergic to anything, your symptoms must be from something else"... doubtful. I get congested and watery eyes like clockwork in the spring and break out in hives pretty frequently. Honestly, I think his test was expired. To top it all off, apparently they didn't check to make sure my insurance would cover the services rendered (yes, this was also my responsibility, but other doctors I have won't do anything until they know it's covered, and I requested the same at this office) and smacked me with a $550 bill that I couldn't pay using a credit card. I just made my last payment today and am glad I have them off my freakin back but JEEZ. I had a flex medical spending card I could have used and didn't have the cash flow to pay them out of my own pocket. So archaic. They've been understanding, letting my pay monthly. But the bill shouldn't have been so high to begin with. I feel ripped off. I would not recommend this office. It's old and smells musty and the Drs are stuck in their ways and not helpful. UPDATE: Learned from Dr. Dray on YouTube that one should apply Vaseline around the eyes, mouth, and nose when using anything containing adapalene (Epiduo is adapalene and benzoyl peroxide). Wish Dr. Alisa Fox had the knowledge base to tell me this. ALSO, I've been seeing a different derm who diagnosed me with Rosacea, which runs in my family, something else Dr. Fox didn't pick up.