1 I went to Dr. Gross a few years ago because my eye doctor…read morehad retired. His office was convenient to where I lived so I decided to try him. My main concern was to get a prescription for a new set of glasses. There were a few miscues from the beginning, but I did not let them deter me. The main point of this review is Dr. Gross did not give me a prescription that corrected my vision. He was too bored with trying to get the exact numbers. He rushed the exam and when I had the glasses made they were not the correct magnification for distance vision. I wasted more than my time.

I am glad my neighbor gave me his name.Neighbor has been his patient for 12 years.Dr Gross is…read moresmart..listens..and knows what to do .He has nice bedside manner and took care of my eye right away.I am so not stressed now.His front desk lady is sweet as sugar and helped me change my appointment to a time that Worked for me.His assistants were so kind.As a group they al clearly work on behalf of the patient.Could never find a nicer eyedoctor or office.I will go back in six months as needed.

Dr. Reiner is highly knowledgeable, very thorough, truly listens, and communicates in a very clear…read moreand effective way. As far as other staff goes, Allie is great! She is very helpful and friendly.

Unbelievably rude staff. Psych NP Bridget Doherty makes you feel as if she has no interest in you,…read morejust that you see her every month for her insurance payment and the copay. I'm bipolar II, and had been treated by a psychiatrist in TX, saw him every 3 to 6 months as needed. Their is a stark difference in care here. I would not recommend at all.

Doctors and social workers in the psychiatric unit rushed me out after me begging more time and…read moretelling then I called my insurance and got more days and they agreed it wouldn't matter I'd I has dabother week they dint think I'd make a difference on finding a place. I suffer from extreme de most significant words in p. T. Yes. A, it is not exactly safe for me to be on and especially be sent to a regular shelter where it is only an emergency nighttime shelter. So I would have to be outside with my I 10 bags of clothes somehow walking up-and-down a city that I've never been. I told them that it would not let this happen. There is no way that I would end up. Killing myself they did not mind and still proceeded to tell me it did not better and I would Wendy judischarge to Len shelter.

I was sent here against my will two days before last Christmas after being beaten, tased, and…read moreinjected with 3ccs of something brown by the Ipswich Massachusetts police. They later lied and claimed it was Ketamine, despite Ketamine being a clear solution and not brown. Since I was knocked unconscious and arrived to Beverly Hospital unconscious I received a CAT SCAN. It revealed I had basal ganglia calcifications which were deemed "insignificant" despite there being plenty of literature and case studies proving it is significant. The psychiatric nurse assigned to me, Whitney Gibson, only spoke to me on three separate occasions over a three week period. The psychiatrist assigned to me according to my medical arm band, Dr. Guprit S. Lamba, NEVER spoke to me once in the three weeks I was there despite me repeatedly asking to speak to him. My social worker, James, only spoke to me with Whitney present. Each time Whitney Gibson spoke to me she accused me of comitting a crime I didn't commit. When I refused to falsely confess to wrongdoing she would angrily storm off and then refuse to speak to me for another week. I signed a 72 hour release form when I arrived which wasn't honored. I signed a release for them to contact my prior PCP, Dr. Zhuri, and they NEVER contacted him over three weeks. I signed a release for my PCP before him, Dr. Loughran, and they never contacted him. I signed a release for my prior psychiatrist, Dr. Ramirez, and they never contacted her. The three weeks I was held there against my will I was refused the antidepressant, Lexapro, which I had been on for TWENTY years prior. They also refused the Ativan I had been taking for twenty years for anxiety and insomnia. They refused to prescribe Ambien which I have been taking for twenty years for insomnia and then staff would be mad at me for being awake at 3AM. They denied me the pain medication I had been taking for a severe C5-C6 cervical spine bulge for over four years. This caused me to go through withdrawals from multiple medications all at the same time. Whitney Gibson repeatedly insisted I take antipsychotics I had never been on previously like Zyprexa, which I then had an allergic reaction to. Then she insisted I take Invega, another antipsychotic. This was despite Parkinson's running in my family, so Dopamine Antagonists would be contraindicated and ill advised. The Invega caused me to become extremely confused and severely paranoid. Everyone on floor two, which consisted of around 20 individuals, appeared to be on one antipsychotic or another regardless if they were necessary or not. Many individuals were being given Seroquel for sleep, despite it not being a sleep aid. It is an antipsychotic which happens to be extremely sedating. Using it for sleep is an off-lable use and shouldn't be prescribed to everyone, especially if they are predisposed to Parkinson's. Whitney Gibson wrongly assumed my Biochemistry degree from UNH was a delusion, despite this being VERY easy to confirm by asking my fiancé of four years, or my parents. She also had me arrested at discharge, and tried to trick me into signing a statement that I wouldn't sue them for their treatment of me while held there for three weeks against my will. I strongly feel Bayridge should be investigated as a whole for their overuse of antipsychotics on most to all patients regardless of mental issue. Antipsychotics have been proven to cause structural changes to the brain the longer they are prescribed, and they shouldn't be prescribed for no reason, or out of laziness and a desire to sedate everyone to make them pliable and confused. Whitney Gibson and Dr. Lamba should be investigated specifically and in my opinion fired for their behavior towards me, lack of care in general, and the permanent damage they have caused me. I now have Tardive Dyskinesia and PTSD as a result of my stay there. I was also recently diagnosed with a chiari malformation of my cerebellum which I wasn't born with. It is very likely related to brain swelling and CSF build up from being knocked unconscious and tased in the back repeatedly near my spine. Basal Ganglia case study: https://neuro.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.neuropsych.12090222

am writing to express my frustration with my experience today at your Lynn lab locations (280 and…read more279 Union St). I initially came to 280 Union St for lab work, where I was informed that the lab technician had called out sick and was directed to go across the street to 279 Union St. Upon arriving there, I found a large number of patients waiting. A supervisor then told me to return to 280 Union St, assuring me that the lab technician would be coming. I followed those instructions and returned to 280 Union St, where I waited for over an hour. Unfortunately, no lab technician ever arrived, and I received inconsistent and conflicting information from staff. In total, I wasted approximately 1.5 hours of my time and ultimately had to leave without completing my lab work. This level of disorganization and lack of clear communication is very disappointing. I would appreciate an explanation of what happened and how you plan to prevent this from occurring in the future. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

This hospital is a jungle it doesn't respect the time people they do anything I had my appointment…read moreI stayed in a room for hours waiting for the so-called doctor even after making an appointment, It's shit and the best part it's they don't give a fuck

From the NP to the doctors, I have always been treated well. They listen when I describe the…read moreissue/problem, and make appropriate recommendations. Been going here over 10 years, and my wife goes as well. There is a reason they keep expanding, and it is because they do a good job. I've never waited as long as others have said, and I always get an appointment rather than just walk in. They also have recommended me to outside experts when needed who have been very helpful.

They are great! Until you actually have a medical crisis. They claim to have an urgent care center,…read morebut if you try to go there, they tell you to go to the hospital ER. They would rather you go to the ER during the rising pandemic... I digress. Do the other things they want me to do. Nope, not good enough. Treated like a malingerer, no sympathy or offer to help. Just - "You faker! You took ONE WHOLE MG instead the .5 you were prescribed! You disobeyed my instructions! Of course you ran out early! No, you can't refill your prescription four days early, and no, we will not discuss why .5 once a day seems to not be sufficient (even though the general dosage is 1mg twice a day, or .5mg twice a day) or why a nurse practitioner said this prescription wasn't even therapeutic, you can't have any more, just go suffer. "And let's sign a contract that I will prescribe and you will take it as prescribed." Like I am a teenager signing a drinking contract with my mom. Get out here. That's what the instructions on the bottle are. So, if the lowest dose of .5mg doesn't help I just have to suffer until...I can reach you and get an appointment so you can say - no, you can't take a whole mg? Even though everywhere says 1 mg is appropriate. Do they like to see people suffer, or is Ritvo on some power trip that she would deny medication to someone suffering as punishment because they disobeyed her orders? Under the guise of "safety." When you are prescribing under the recommended dose and your patient is suffering AND running out early, you just...do nothing. What is this some sort of test: Will patient suffer at the alter of my instructions, rather than defy them? Reach out for help. But not here! They just make up whatever they want and don't care about helping patients.