If you find yourself referred to Dr. Fugelso you are in good hands. She is very thorough, explains…read moreprocedures very well, and gives a clear understanding of what to expect for aftercare. I was able to meet with her twice prior to my procedure. The first exam and explanation was a bit overwhelming, and I was able to come back and ask questions. She's located on the first floor in suite 1. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Breathe easy you are in good hands

Though Dr. Fugelso is among the best in her field, she still has of a warm and welcoming presence…read more She thoroughly explained everything during the initial exam and her office team was extremely helpful in getting me set up for my surgery appointment. Before surgery, she stopped by to check up on me, made sure I knew what was going on, and put me at ease. All of the doctors I've seen have spoken highly of her and now, I know why.

Emergency Room. Having had the Worst Medical Treatment from Newton Wellesley 3 times and having…read moreExperienced the V.A.'s (Treat you like a numbers Program, talk down to you and disregard the RESPECT a Veteran deserves) This done by one Nurse in Emergency and nothing was done. I began running out of hospitals with no Transportation close to the one in Concord and Burlington, I remembered Old St. E's. A Place where I played Santa some 50 years earlier. I found Newsweek Magazine had a Great write-up on many of the Doctors there. It was Purchased by Old Boston City Hospital now Boston Medical Center. 3 times I had to go there in a matter of 4 or 5 months. I found it to be laid back, People Spoke to you as though one was sharing Gardening Techniques. One I got into the room both Nurses and Doctors Treated you (me) with GENUINE care, spoke with you and not at you. Took the time to listen and made sure my Medical Needs were taken care of. There aren't enough words to describe the shock, (was I just in a Hospital?) I have recommended the Emergency Department to anyone who may have needed it. I have to go again as I am very sick. My PCP at MGH is burnt out as he works his non-stop 8-5 hours everyday. Rush in and rush out NEXT! Insurance Companies have Purchased the Doctors Offices and are on top of moving these Doctors along. Hospitals aren't the Best place to visit but with my experience over the last 65 years, it will be Boston Medical Center for the rest of my Life. Thank you to all of the Staff at the E.R.

*sigh* It's been one problem after another since BMC took over from St. E's, where I'd been a…read morepatient for over 24 years without a single issue. I got a letter from BMC about a problem with Medicare. Though the envelope was addressed to me, the letter was addressed to someone else. TWO someones in fact: At the top it says "To: Isabel something" and in the body it says "Dear Pinnace somebody." And "Medicare file has a conflict with your name, date of birth and/or gender." Ya think?? You are clearly confused, BMC. Are you using AI maybe? I only ask because I have had Medicare at St. Elizabeth's for five years without a problem and now you have taken over and everything seems quite shall we say, fucked. So I called BMC, waited on hold, talked to someone I could barely hear--she sounded like she was at the bottom of a well. She put me on hold again, and after a while, without coming back, transferred me back to the main menu again. I pressed the option I thought was best and got put into a hold queue. For 25 minutes. Finally I pressed the option to get a call back. The recording said "Do you want a call back at..." and said a totally different number that isn't me at all. *sigh* My sweet Lord, these people have no clue. They give you a chance to enter a different number, so I did that. That was two hours ago. Now it's after five. I put a note in the patient portal, but they give you so few characters to write that I could hardly explain what happened. In the portal I saw a category for "Letters," presumably for the Letters they sent to you? I checked, and it says that I have no Letters. But I have this Letter in my hand. God, I miss St. E's.

I opted not to get treatment here, so this review is based only on a consultation appointment. I…read morecan't vouch for or against their actual services. The nurse I saw was friendly and pleasant, but that was the only real upside to this place. The big turnoff (aside from the prices, which were way above the other places I've talked to) for me was the desk staff, who seemed completely unaware of the fact that others were in the waiting room, and within earshot, as they openly complained about another patient who had just left. The woman before me, had printed out a coupon (from the laser center website) which had apparently expired...though again, was still prominently displayed on their website. After begrudgingly agreeing to honor the coupon, the two receptionists proceeded to loudly complain about her after she left, calling her "tacky" and mocking her for wanting to use a coupon that they have on their website. Again, all within about 10 feet of other waiting patients. Not exactly behavior that makes you want to be a patient here.

AWFUL. 1. Very difficult to find in the building…read more 2. Waited forever for my appointment. 3. The doctor didn't listen to me, tried to treat me with medications that I have already used. So annoying. 4. Got the bill in the mail for $180.

I really appreciate Dr. Santopietro's expertise and attention to detail. He's also a kind,…read morefascinating person and will take the time to chat with you. His wife, who works the front desk, is a total sweetheart. Best part- after a few years of foot pain, I am now pain free (as long as I do and wear what he says)! Would absolutely recommend!

Excellent office experience, no wait. Spends a lot of time getting your opinions and optionsread more

Suffer from claustrophobia, but staff was reassuring (and the Ativan kicked in). Very…read moreprofessionally done b

They put me in scrubs instead of a hospital gown so I could pretend I was in Grey's Anatomy. Half…read morestar deduction because the scrubs were too big so I had to pretend I was on Ozempic.

My daughter is under Dr. Zilberfarb's care after a September ACL tear. His expertise and…read moreprofessionalism are top notch! The whole process from diagnosis to MRI to surgery to now re-hab, is well communicated and planned. As a parent you want to know your kiddo is in good hands/ I would say great hands with Dr. Zilberfarb and the whole New England Baptist Surgical team- Thank you !

Poor service, Dr. Zilberfarb did not care to understand what my issues were and only suggested that…read moreI get an MRI. Ended up going to a different orthopedic and immediately was correctly diagnosed and put into PT. Don't waste your time or money.

The most attentive, informed, thorough, kind and positive medical experience I have had in…read moredecades. Dr. El-Kadry and her assistant Faye were welcoming , explained the procedures for assessing my urinary and uterine concerns, made helpful diagnostic observations, did a through exam with new information they shared and set up the testing needed for the next steps. I left with exercises, additional referrals and a sense of being well cared for. Both Faye and Marcia who handled some of the procedures were incredibly friendly as well as very smart. It shows that they love their jobs. I offered some brief comments about one of the forms being narrowly designed for heterosexually active women and they took me seriously and made some adjustments. truly one of the best interactions with doctors and staff.

I highly recommend this practice! Dr El-Kadry was patient and thorough and found that I had a cyst…read morethat no one else detected. After her successful surgery I feel like a new person. The whole team is professional and thorough snd you will be delighted to work with them.

Well run office. Very experienced and personable practice. Highly recommended. Need I say more?read more

A periodontist and an oral surgeon. Caring and friendly…read more These two Drs are married. The family team was just what I needed. I went to them for deep cleaning, a barbaric procedure I had done once thirty years ago. (And vowed never to repeat) After several promising, but ineffective consultations with each of them, we finally agreed on a full mouth procedure under IV sedation . Uncommon? Hard to coordinate? Added expense ? Impeccable! Just what I needed for a pain free procedure. And no postoperative pain . A perfect 10!

I went in for a tummy tuck revision and breast reconstruction after an infection from prior surgery…read moredisfigured my breast. He did an ok job on my breasts, though his heavy-handed and uneven sutures have left garish scars, and he failed to do the procedure as we had discussed. My biggest concern is the botch job he did of the tummy tuck scar revision. He destroyed my abdomen aesthetically and functionally, and when I spoke to him about it he assured me it would settle and improve. Years later, the problems and appearance have worsened. Instead of correcting the scar, he instead removed most of my belly below the scar and pulled my pubis up about three inches so that it now resides where my belly should be. In order to do this he had to stretch my perineum which has caused other embarrassing issues that have made my day to day life and exercising uncomfortable. I called for my complete records but after five or six requests, failed to provide everything and he did not want to send before photos, and for good reason. When I requested an appointment to discuss ongoing issues, which did not settle with time, he refused to see me because I "disparaged his work." More likely he doesn't want his new staff to see the mess he made of my once lovely abdomen that 1) no doctor should have touched 2) he made worse and did not improve as he promised. He also did a hack job on one of my eyelids which pops open and makes me look monstrous if I am not constantly aware of my facial expressions. I think Dr. Bartlett has a great bedside manner, but if you criticize him he gets nasty and retaliatory. I also question his fine motor skills, because some of his stitches look like a third-grader did them and the scarring does not go away. I short, I now have pubic hairs and what was once between my legs, where my belly should be. I think Dr. Bartlett hates women. Way to go, Dr. Bartlett. He should admit and address his error, and he should pay for a flap to relieve the unbearable tightness.

Dr Bartlett is simply the best ! He is an expert Botox injector and is gentle and never does too…read moremuch , very natural just my forehead area , in between eyebrows and corners of eyes I've never had a bruise ! He is kind and a wonderful doctor .His staff are friendly and very polite and caring !

ive seen doctor lawton for thirty years now. i started with him, when he just started out. my…read moremother and aunt used to always rave about him. when i needed help, i went to him and was so very satisfied. in my older years i couldnt reach your toes any longer; so he helped by cutting trimming and filing my nails, besides always helping with any problem. he will truly be missed in the brookline area; however for all you possible new clients, he is available in his office in stoughton.i am so very happy to say he was a five star experience for me and my family.

I accompanied my 95-year-old mother, who uses a walker, to an appointment with Dr. Lawton Kenneth…read more(podiatrist). Although we left well in advance, we arrived at 11:03 AM due to rain, street repairs, traffic, and my mother's limited mobility. Her appointment was scheduled for 11:00 AM, with a request to arrive at 10:45 to complete new patient paperwork. Despite being only a few minutes late, the front desk staff rudely told us she would not be seen and dismissed all explanations. When I asked to reschedule, he refused, saying, "time is over." I was shocked by the lack of compassion and professionalism shown toward an elderly patient. A very disappointing experience.