Dr. Daren Bergman is a breath of fresh air. In a sea of outdated and unnecessary arrogance and…read moredismissiveness at this facility, he stands alone. It was my good fortune to encounter him as the on-call doctor the day after bone spur surgery last year. My own surgeon had refused to take my call. Dr. Bergman was so helpful, speaking with me in a kind, unhurried manner and addressing all my concerns with no apparent time constraint--on a Friday night no less. I felt as all patients should feel (especially post-op): respectfully heard and cared for. He addressed my pain issue and spoke to how he works with his patients who have had similar surgeries--when he recommends starting PT, etc. Months later, I chose to become one of his patients. Since then, Dr. Bergman has continued to treat me with professionalism and his trademark kindness. There is nothing phony about him. He meets me at eye level, sitting face-to-face as we discuss my progress following a second ankle surgery that he performed. He listens. Intently. He engages. Openly and honestly. He truly cares. Dr. Daren Bergman is in a class of his own at Orthopedics New England. And I am grateful to be one of his "students." Thank you, Dr. Bergman. You don't even realize how good you are. Wish your colleagues could take a page or two from your book. It should be mandatory reading. I highly recommend Dr. Bergman. [The five stars are for him alone, not Orthopedics New England.]

It has been a few years since I visited this doctor, but while I was there I noticed literally ALL…read morethe physicians were men, and 80% of them were white. Years later as I need another appointment I checked their website and they are still ALL male doctors and just a handful of women physician assistants. You cannot tell me that is not deliberate when they have 10+ doctors. Appalling. Is it still 1940?? I'll be going somewhere else. Update: The office responded insisting that they follow all EEOC requirements and do not discriminate. As an HR and Recruiting Director, I know exactly how easy is for hiring managers to skew their decisions to hire exactly whom they want regardless of any office policy of antidiscrimination. 10 male doctors and not a single female doctor is almost impossible unless intentional. Do not kid yourselves.

On their website you can see whether or not the walk in clinic is busy. After a few days of back…read morepain my husband walked into the orthopedic clinic. Immediately got checked in. Sat in waiting room for approximately 20 minutes before being called in for an X-ray. He said the technician was very nice. Then back to the waiting room to wait for the doctor A few minutes later we're called into see the Physician Assistant, got the diagnosis and appointment to the Spine Center. We were stunned with the efficiency and professionalism.

I had a great experience at Newton-Wellesley Orthopedic Walk-In. Dr. Simon, an excellent surgeon,…read moredid my ACL reconstruction and was professional, clear, and genuinely very kind throughout. The entire team provided excellent care and made me feel comfortable every step of the way. Highly recommend!

Have been seeing Dr Finno since his days with the Boston Spine group. He is my miracle worker. 20…read moreyears ago as a late 30's mom, I had severe pain and was unable to nod or turn my head, difficulty raising my arms, with tingling & weakness, and also severe lower back pain. I had constant pain that interfered with my ability to sleep, socialize, work, carry out every day activities, or be truly "present" with friends & family. I spent years seeking help, but most doctors dismissed it, as often happens to women, as being "all in my head", or hormones, laziness/lack of exercise (though I was trim, athletic & went to the gym daily), or being dramatic & attention-seeking. My long-time orthopedist said there was definitely something wrong, and referred me to Dr Finno for a consultation. Dr. Finno actually listened to me and investigated. He was honest & open about what he could & couldn't do, and what to expect, answered all my questions & concerns, and never made me feel dismissed or stupid. When I decided to move forward with treatment, he explained everything clearly & carefully during each step of the procedures, and made things as comfortable & calm as possible. 48 hours later, I had a drastic reduction in pain, and big gains in range of motion. Over time, I regained 100% of my function and range of motion, and got back to doing most of the things I loved and was able to live a pain-free, normal life again. I now see him 1-3x a year for injections when I start hearing the usual clicks & crunching get louder & more frequent, and feel the stiffness & pain flare up. For me, and a few others I know, he's truly worked miracles to restore our ability to move & function without pain, and I don't trust my spine to anyone else.

He is a specialist in spine damage only, doesn't know women's bodies, and will miss what's really…read morewrong with you. He doesn't listen or ask many questions.

Be aware that this is a very busy office and do go there with patience. I was a new patient going…read morefor consult/assurance that I had not done tendon/artery damage to my index finger on a month-old stitched-by-others, and healed laceration, and waited an hour past my scheduled appt. This is ER style waiting in my opinion. Dr Dietz was very professional but is apparently overbooked by front end staff. When I left there was a line out the door. COVID concerns are somewhat met, but do self-certify. Upon my asking if the wait was normal Dr Dietz mentioned some college professor anecdote about how it takes what it takes to answer all pertinent patient questions. That said, patients please be aware of others' time.

I broke my wrist in 4 places. I was recommended by Milford Hospital to talk to a Surgeon at NE Hand…read moreAssociates. Dr. Brunelli was amazing from the beginning. Broke my wrist on a Sunday, met with Dr. Brunelli on Tuesday, and he performed surgery on Thursday. 6 weeks later I am fully healed. The Physical therapists at this office are fantastic as well. Office staff if friendly. Highly recommend Dr. Brunelli and New England Hand Associates to anyone with hand/wrist/arm/shoulder injuries.

This was my tenth surgery in life so I've experienced the good, the bad and the extremely ugly…read more This ranks as the best experience. Nice, kind nurses who bring warm blankets; doctors who take the time to explain what to expect. I always have difficulties waking easily from anesthesia but no one got upset with me or rushed me. Everything was orderly and everyone seemed to know what they were doing. I don't want any more surgeries in life, but I would choose this place again if I had to.

The best of everything and everyone! I would feel so confident have any procedure, surgery, etc…read more there!

The surgical team at Newton Wellesley Sports Medicine is fantastic. I had shoulder surgery with Dr…read moreTimothy Foster who absolutely superb and was blown away by the entire team. Each member was friendly, thorough and efficient. Thank You

Dr Rockett is super. Helped get my son back to the football field and answered all our questions…read more Great surgeon, understands athletes, and accessible.

Dr. Rockett did not spend enough time to evaluate my issue. I was sent out with no direction. Did…read morenot seem concerned that I was in terrible pain. Very abrupt and insincere. When asked how he could send me home in my condition he abruptly offered me crutches. Zero bedside manner. Would not recommend nor go to him again.

Run, run far far away from Mark Rose. He made a suggestion…read moreto remove my wife's toe and asked her if she really needed to continue working in her field of work any longer. This is a woman with a Master's degree and teaches at three very reputable local colleges. He was very apathetic and is probably in need of sensitivity training. Go see an orthopedic surgeon before you lop off any toes!

I wish I could give zero stars. worst experience ever. first time I saw him he asked me 3 ?'s in…read morehis office 10 minutes and he put me in a boot and said good luck. 2 yrs later, same right ankle issue, back to see him again....he said I need surgery and that his admin would call me to schedule. I never heard back and it's been 3 months. I tried to get a 2nd opinion within the same place - New England orthopedics but because I have seen Dr. Rose before they don't allow it. It's a shame because there are other Dr's in the practice that are fantastic. And no, I don't need surgery - I have been using a chiropractor and physical therapy and have run 240. miles since Dose mistakenly told me "I needed surgery".

Every couple years I go to this place and it is stellar!…read more Short, wait, clean, efficient, the people are nice and confident, I could not be more pleased. Very impressive compared to the other places I've been

First impression, glad to know it's open 7 days a week 8:00am…read more Second impression, the waiting room is spacious and comfortable. Third, there are 3 registration stations. Fourth, The doctor was friendly and professional. He said he'd call in the prescriptions right now.