Doctor Klein is great. I have an awful fear of doctors and medical care due to past trauma. Doctor…read moreKlein is one of the first doctors I've actually felt comfortable with. He's super patient and kind and answers all of my questions. I'm so glad I found him for my prenatal care! :)

Hands down one awesome doctor!! He always takes the time to listen and go over the best options…read morethat you both agree on!! Never rushes and is always willing to talk about any concerns!!!

I went here many years ago to get a vasectomy here. Dr Howard was the doctor who did it. He…read moreexplained the procedure very well. Fast forward a few years I got a kidney stone. I tried to get an appointment with Dr Howard but he had retired. The office made me an appointment with Dr Wollin. He is very patient and very good at explaining himself. A few times when I had an issue when I called they get me an appointment quickly.

Tldr: The doctor I had was a nice woman and seemed competent, but never in my life have I had more…read moreof my time and money wasted by a medical office like this. Please seek urological help else where if you value your time and money. Please don't waste your time here because they WILL waste yours. I spent a year of my life, and hundreds per visit to receive almost no help. It was routine to go in for an appointment, be told I would receive a call back, only to be left hanging for a week at a time. When I had to have them run one of the more expensive tests by my insurance it took a week and a half of hounding them for it to even be submitted. I have no idea who runs their back office, but I'm convinced they're high. I had to come in multiple times and do the same tests, only to be told that I have a small hernia and a kidney stone. Neither of which they have any intention of doing anything about. "Well what should I do about this?" "Make another appointment in a few months" is all I've received for help from these people. Better off going literally anywhere else. The ReadyMed doctor I saw because I thought I had a bladder infection was more helpful.

Dr Kacker is fantastic. He is knowledgeable, attentive and really listens to my issues and needs…read more I highly recommend him and his practice.

Prior to the ultrasound, the office experience was professional and to the point! Ultimately, the…read morewhole process was quicker than I had predicted but the level of care was still top tier.

This neurosurgeon is the very best in this region. Takes the time to explain everything thoroughly…read moreduring consultations, answers questions, is compassionate and is extremely skilled at what he does. Top-notch!

Was referred to Dr McGuillicutty for back problem after several falls and lifting mishaps made my…read moreback hurt so much I could t stand five minutes without going into spasms. Had searing numbness and pain radiating down my leg to my toes and it wouldn't go away..... I had to travel from overseas and Dr McGuillicut opened on a Saturday to see me and a few more patients. I had an MRI and he went over the details with me, did some mobility tests and thankfully everything showed no major damage but I do need several weeks of physical therapy so he referred me out for that. Very nice Dr, went out of his way for his patience and his wife was so kind to support the office requirements on a Saturday.

Dr. Atlassi at Southborough Medical Group is the best doctor I've ever had! She is very…read moredown-to-earth, she doesn't act like she's above you or you're doing her a favor by seeing her. She listens to your concerns, answers all your questions, is knowledgeable about many things and will refer you to a good specialist if needed. She seems to genuinely care about her patients, and I really appreciate that in a doctor.

This past year I had seen Dr. Lacava for three appointments to address health issues due to…read moremold/biotoxin toxicity illness. After my second appt. I was prescribed 12 different supplements to take which was both questioned and ridiculed by my PCP & Functional Medicine Doctor I signed up with shortly after my third appointment with Dr. Lacava. Also when I had a tick bite that was not confirmed to have lyme his solution was to prescribe 600mg of Doxycycline to take daily for 30 days consecutively described as my PCP as the "nuclear option" which he was glad to find out I consulted with him first about this. Lastly we had discussed in my second appt. that he would help me with FMLA paperwork if I was not feeling better by our third appt. I reluctantly went to the third because of the cost and I had not made any progress since the second in the hopes he would keep his word, which at the end of the third he said he could not be "burdened by the paperwork" and to ask my PCP. During this appointment I was informed that I was not taking the correct amount of multivitamins he prescribed which was the sole reason I was not recovering and the other 11 prescribed supplements were ineffective without the multi vitamins. He looked me strait in the face and told me "You just don't want to get better", because I was not taking the correct amount of vitamins, regardless of the thousands of dollars spent on testing and treatment with him I clearly just did not want to get better. I've heard at one time he prescribed adequate care but he has fallen short of his ability as a provider. Don't waste your time, money, or effort here. He should not be trusted with anyone's health.

First off,Dr Lacava saved my life. And I told him this every time I saw him. I was looking for a…read morepediatrician for my daughter and came across these reviews and decided To recommend my daughter to bring her first child to see him and decided to write a review as well . I'm going to try to break down my experience to a minimum but keep in mind a LOT happened in between but I would need to write a book in order to write everything that I went thru . In 2014 Dr lacava Dx'd me with Lyme disease. Prior to this I saw multiple doctors that treated me horrible, didnt listen to me, treated me like I was just there for the attention, treated me like it was all in my head, this includes the ER, neurology, & Infectious disease. my Primary doctors NP was the one who said "lets just do a lyme test" that started my journey reading about lyme disease and the ineffectiveness of the testing and CDC guidelines etc. I became an expert myself, I found dr lacava who did a whole bunch of blood tests and found i did in fact have lyme. and babesia . treated me for a year with anti malaria, antibiotics and to give you an idea how i felt? I thought i was dying a slow death and even wrote journals to both my kids so they would have something special from me when i was gone. No one but dr lacava LISTENED to me. TESTED me and TREATED me the way I should have been Listened to tested and treated. after a year i finally felt like a living human again . He also did allergy testing and found some things i was sensitive to and should stay away from and i have done just that. his visits were at times, long and tedious with his method of paperwork you have to fill out but worth every minute of my time. Some visits yes i did have to wait but that just shows that he DOES listen to ALL his patients no matter how long it took . he NEVER rushed me EVER. And the staff there is phenomenal so yes if i could give Dr Lacava and the staff stars? They would get 10

Please refer to my review for Dr. Fredrick Pennings for additional details…read more When I needed it, Dr. Weaver was the first Neurosurgeon I saw for my problem with my spine. Dr. Weaver immediately recognized my need and scheduled my surgery for the following week with his associate, Dr. Pennings. Dr. Weaver was not involved in my surgery, so I cannot speak toward that, but as a consulting physician he was fabulous. I feel completely at ease with him and trusted him so much that I actually canceled my second opinion and went immediately with Dr. Pennings because he recommended him. As a courtesy, Dr. Weaver also reviewed a second MRI for an additional disc bulge I had higher in my spine that another surgeon I had consulted with earlier in the year on that other issue you left me confused and terrified about. He gave me a valuable opinion and assuaged those fears with a mere sentence or two. Dr. Weaver is the kind of doctor other physicians should aspire to be. I would feel comfortable in the assumption that Dr. Weaver is as capable a surgeon as Dr. Pennings, but I hope you never suffer the need to find out for yourself.

Hyannis location. My experience is subjective. The doctor wasn't bad. Not the greatest, but right…read moreon money. Front desk staff, however, that's a whole other thing. Some are borderline rude, some just don't care. Like, I've never seen follow up appointment that wasn't free. Not here. Do not expect them to volunteer that info though. I was like, ok, if I spent this long in some medical school, I'd want $180 for 5 minutes of my time too. OK. But getting records- good luck! For the services I paid for! They will be tossing you around until you get angry and take time off your work, the one that pays your bills, and march there and get it yourself. Meanwhile, with money this office charges for services, they don't even have electronic forms set up for patients' convenience! So, get lots of time, money, and patience, if you decide to come here.

Had an attack of epididymitis (inflammation of the tubes behind testicles where sperm accumulates)…read morein August 2022. I went to see Dr Xiaolong Shawn Liu, M.D. for a second opinion, and to get insight into restarting exercise and using Traditional Chinese Medicine. The initial urologist I had seen told me to stop all exercise, but when I asked about how/when to restart exercises said that was out of their scope of practice. Meanwhile the chronic pain and discomfort were affecting my sleep, mood and daily life. The scientific literature says that the prognosis in chronic patients is unclear and that the average patient chronic epididymitis sees 4.5 different urologists while seeking a cure. Dr Liu reviewed my case file, ultrasound report, did a manual exam, and answered my questions. He was honest that two months of chronic inflammation was not at all unusual. Gave me advice about restarting physical activity (pace yourself, start very slowly and not at same intensity that you were before being sick, continue to wear compression shorts). In the meantime I had set up an appointment with a Chinese acupuncturist, (Wendy Li @ Acupuncture Herbs and Beyond) and after single visit had an impressive relief of pain for the first time in three months after getting acupuncture and taking the Chinese herbs prescribed for me. A concern when doing alternative medicine is that you could be ignoring real pathology. Dr.Liu explained that while it could not be explained by western medicine, TCM was successful for some people, the Chinese are very pragmatic people, have been doing TCM for thousands of years, and if it didn't work they would be doing something else. He said that there was no serious pathology that would preclude me from continuing with TCM treatment, and that if this didn't resolve in a years time, to come back to discuss potential surgery such as nerve blocks. So Dr. Liu knows his stuff and I was able to get an appointment within two weeks. (As for my case I continued with weekly visits for TCM for the next month and the pain and swelling subsided nicely over next three weeks.)