A good friend of mine was subject to long waiting hours, and doctors gambling on his health. The…read moredoctors quite literally bet on whether he had COVID or not. There was also Korean drama blasting on two TVs at once, all at night. The doctors also subjected him to multiple useless tests. The room lights were also flickering,and there was a noticeable vomit stain, and half full soda can spilled, along with a pair of underwear.All of this cost $586. When they first walked in, a handicapped man with no mask on glared at him and let out a long string of cusses. This was all captured on a call with him. Finally, as he walked into the waiting room he sat near a window and the window was weirdly damp,. Would not recommend. I should note the receptionist was very nice.

I am a patient of Dr light and have been for sometime, he's an incredibly smart doctor , who has…read moreextensive experience with diff parts of medicine inc chiropractic and medical knowledge that goes far beyond his field of practice. He was able to not only diagnose certain issues I was having but had extensive knowledge on my medical issues. He's got a personality as most doctors don't and doesn't rush you, I'm extremely happy with his practice, skills and knowledge.. This type of doctor is rare these days and I'm very greatful I found him and also returns ur emails and questions thru the app extremely quickly!

I went to Dr. Fattore as an angry college student. The year was 2005, and I had had enough. I was…read moregoing to fight my insurance company for the breast reduction I desperately needed. I had exactly one year to make it happen - then I would be kicked off my parents' insurance plan. I met with Dr. Fattore and he was immediately receptive to my ideas. He didn't seem judgmental or dismissive or anything of that nature. He discussed the procedure, allayed my mother's fears and gave me a rundown of the risks. He took my "before" pictures and essentially said, "let's do this." This review is a paean to the entire office. Especially his secretary, Cindy (I hope she's still with him). Let me tell you something, readers -- this entire office worked relentlessly to get my insurance company to cover my surgery. They bent over backwards. They sent Polaroids by mail to the company because they wouldn't accept digital photos. They spent hours on the phone. For months. Not just a couple of weeks or something like that. MONTHS. We were in such close contact that Cindy could actually recognize both my voice and my mother's voice when we called. Just before winter vacation, the insurance company approved my surgery. I was scheduled for surgery maybe a week and a half after the approval. Tops. I checked into Norwood hospital. I was a bit nervous while being prepped for surgery. He let me know that he was going to use his best judgment regarding my comfort as well as aesthetics. I'd like to say I was wheeled into surgery feeling incredibly confident and happy, but I don't actually remember anything after that point because of the sedative. I checked out the next morning (okay, it was Norwood Hospital, so early afternoon) with my new boobs and a permanent grin slapped on my face (the latter free of charge, well, the copay for the painkillers probably helped with maintenance). Insurance covered everything except the deductible. Follow-ups were great. The entire office was just so happy for me and I was so satisfied with the results. The worst office visit I ever had was to remove my drains, and that was only because it felt really freaking weird. They have a reflector thing stuck to the ceiling above the chair, so you have something to look at when they advise you to look away (supposedly it wasn't intentional - it was just there when they moved in). And his office was great - really warm and inviting. His assistant was great at distracting me, especially when I had some drainage problems and they had to suction some stuff out (when they say "don't look" it's because they're going to stick you with a ridiculously long needle). It wasn't nearly as bad as it sounds, and nothing at the follow-up visits ever hurt. And they were super helpful over the phone as well. I went back to my apartment in Boston a week after surgery, so they fielded a couple of "I can't come into the office, but is it okay that my nipple looks orange?" "Yes, Erin. It's probably just a scab. You don't have to freak out." Yeah, it was a scab. One of the best things Cindy suggested to me was to use maxi pads instead of gauze during the healing process and she was so incredibly right. I saved money and I didn't have to tape things to my bra. It's been two years since my surgery (January of 2006), and I am still overjoyed with the results. My clothes fit; I feel confident, and best of all - no back pain! I still have scars, and I know I'll always have them, but they don't bother me at all. My shape is great and I'm finally in proportion to the rest of my body. "Satisfied" doesn't even begin to cover it. Setting foot in Dr. Fattore's office was the best decision I've ever made. (If you're interested in getting breast reduction surgery for medical need, feel free to contact me. I'll give you as much advice as I possibly can)

I saw Raghuveer Muppavarapu for carpal tunnel and I wish I knew then what I know now. He never sent…read moreme for an EMG or even an X-Ray. I NEVER complained about neuropathy because I only experienced pain. However, when I got a copy of my medical records, he stated that I had neuropathy. Unfortunately, we moved forward with carpal tunnel surgery and although the pain went away, for the first time I began experiencing neuropathy, only minutes after the surgery was performed. It has now been over a year and I still have no feeling in my thumb, index and part of my middle finger. I went elsewhere for help where they performed an EMG and found that I had nerve damage. Stay away from Dr. Muppavarapu - he makes false statements in your medical records and will botch the surgery!

I rarely take the time out to leave a review even when I've had a negative experience, but I've…read morenever experienced anything quite like this. I don't even know where to begin with this place. I needed a referral close to home to get my back examined. My doctor found Orthopaedic Specialists and suggested I call them since they are the closest. When I called the first time to book an appointment, the receptionist was extremely unprofessional when she spoke to me. Before I could even book a time for the appointment the receptionist puts me on hold for over 10 minutes and never clicked back over so I was forced to hang up since I was still at work. No one ever called me back so I had to reach back out a few days later to book my much needed appointment. I provided them with my insurance and asked for an estimate of my out of pocket fee for xrays. I was informed between $30-$50, and I was fine with that as I was in excruciating pain and needed to get checked out. Fast forward to the actual appointment. The doctor was nice and very professional, the other staff were "ok". A few weeks after my appointment I received a bill in the mail for over $200. This amount was unexpected because this is not what I was quoted upon scheduling my initial appointment. From here it continues to get worse and worse. This place has been bombarding me numerous times throughout the day with calls from different numbers, daily text messages, letters in the mail, and multiple emails regarding a past due balance that I don't even know what it's for. I'm pretty sure there are some laws that prohibit this type of harassment and I intend to look into this myself because I've never had to deal with this ever before EVER. Today I'm receiving threatening text messages on a Saturday about being placed in collections. I will NEVER go back to this place ever again and urge anyone considering going here to look elsewhere. I will be finding somewhere else for treatment as I find their business tactics desperate and repulsive.

I started seeing Dr. Fredrickson in 2008. I was in so much pain with GI issues that I couldn't…read morefunction. My other doctors seemed to have given up on me. And it was an awful feeling to think my future would be extreme pain all day, every day for the rest of my life. Dr. Fredrickson always listens, and is always looking for new medicines and/or procedures that might help me. So far, nothing, other than necessary surgeries, has helped, but he hasn't given up on me. He sent me to a pain specialist, who was a terrific help, and they work together to continue looking for ways to allow me to live pain free. His office has moved from Norwood to the Pondville Medical Group. A big thank you to Dr. Fredrickson!

Norwood Hospital ER/Norwood Hospital is sometimes good and sometimes bad"…read more The Bad: I broke my wrist when I was 11 years old and it took them two days to figure out it was broken before call my family to have it properly set. My elderly mother waited 4 hours in the ER waiting room to be seen with a broken hip! The dip$hit at the admiting desk could only make excuses. Life does not do excuses, ony results. My elderly mother died in this hospital and the some of the nurses could not be bothered to change her soiled beding. I had to go down day and night to ensure that that they attended to her in a proper fashion. I did this for 11 days and it took it's toll on me. My father died here. I came down to make arrangements for his removal at 2AM in the morning go to the funeral home and they did not close his eyes. He just lay there looking at the ceiling. He had been dead for an hour. I closed his eyes. He had an undiagnosed clot that killed him. He had complained of pain in his right leg, groin, and hip for several days prio to his passing. The 2 Cardiac bozos masquerading as MD's wanted to put a pace maker in him 5 days before he died He had terminal cancer and only had a few weeks at most to live anyway. My family doctor stopped that nonsense. The still failed to identify the clot and he suffered with that pain for 4 days before passing on. I once waited 12 hours to be discharged while I had the flu and the only thing they could do was give me fluids and send me home. It should have taken 4 hours to figure out that information, provide the fluids and send me home. The three Department of Correction Facilities (Maximum and Medium prisons) in Walpole and Norfolk frequently send inmates here. It is extremely commont to have one and two armed uniformed DOC officers guarding prisoners at the hospital in the ER and impatient wards for injuries and sickness. This is not comforting when you consider that your loved one might be right next store. Send the bad boys to the Shattuck State Hospital which has an ER Department, inpatient facilities and clinics where they belong and stop sending them to a community hospital. You can witness the DOC being in the hospital by seeing the DOC silver Vans packed outside the ER motor entrance day and night. It is also very common to have local police in the ER trying to put the moves on the nurses and get a date. The firefighters seem to have better luck. It must be something about uniforms I guess? The good: The surgery for cancer that my mother had prolonged her life for another year. She was almost 90 when she passed away. I was born here and have had minor surgery here several times and they treated me well. Parting commment about the local situation: The hospital is not maintained and that is why it flooded and is being torn down and rebuilt. The Moral: If you have something really wrong with you, go to Newton Wellesley, South Shore Hospital or in town and do not mess with the big bandaid station in Norwood. They are reducing the bed capacity and all but eliminating Pediatrics in the new facility. There are many good people at Norwood Hospital but the administration does not care about patients or staff. They were and will continue to be a profit center and nothing more for those who control the medical system that Norwood operates under.

My husband was brought to Norwood ED for fluid overload and severe stomach pain after having…read morequadruple bypass at St. E's. He started vomiting and I asked for help. A nurse came in handed me a pan and left the room. I felt they should have stayed in case of aspiration. They never returned to remove pan. As it was July 2 nurses were discussing what they were doing for the 4th. Once he got to cardiac he was treated with the respect and dignity he diserved. Norwood better review their ED!

Dr. Frangieh and his staff are the best. I have been a…read morepatient of Dr. Frangieh for years and I highly recommend.

Dr. Frangie has been our ophthalmologist for almost two decades. One professional, vigilant doctor…read moreand a top surgeon with up-to-date techniques. He takes the time to respond to our questions and concerns, and he has a skilled team to follow through. We are extremely confident in his knowledge and expertise, and we highly recommend him!

No one likes to have to do Physical Therapy but, if your in pain or have an injury you want to feel…read morebetter. This was not my first time here, had gone years ago, and a few times people have tried to get me to go elsewhere and I never had as much success or been as healthy or happy then when I go to Physical Therapy here. I have been to the Norwood Location and Norfolk depending on the issue and always been very satisfied. The front desk staff are always all smiles and do great with the booking and the staff that tends you is always so very kind, professional and caring. This Business always seems to hire the more experience and talented people. If you need help with getting well or just getting rid of the aches and pains, you should try this place of business. They have great hours, very clean at both locations Norwood and Norfolk. I am very happy with my experience here always.

I have gone to physical therapy after a knee replacement. I have been to this facility previously…read morefor my knee pain as well. I have worked with all 3 therapists and they have all been great. Very attentive to your needs. My surgeon was very impressed with the progress I have made with this facility. J.P. is a great therapist and a pleasure to work with. He is very knowledgeable and he explains why we are doing the exercises and what muscles etc they are helping. I highly recommend this facility for any therapy needs and I will definitely be going back next year after my other knee is replaced.

The esthetician Lala is amazing!!! She talked with me about my skin concerns and examined my skin…read moreto help me get the best facial that was most beneficial to my skin need. She is very sweet and made me feel super comfortable with her touching my face. She is very knowledgeable, and I am excited to start my journey to clearer skin!!!

I came to this place with high expectations because I had a bad Botox experience about a month ago…read morein which I had to go back 2 separate times for fixes and it was still not corrected. I sought out another med spa for a touch up and to only lift my eyebrows. When I talked to the girl on the phone I told her I needed just an eyebrow lift which would be about 4 units total. 2 units above each eye. She said on Wednesday's it's $9 per unit. Cool! That's a good deal! I've been getting Botox for years and know my face and know how much Botox I need to get the desired affect. With already having 40 units in my face over the last month I didn't need much more to reached the arches eyebrows. My Appt was at 230p. I was told to come about 15min early to fill out paperwork. At 305p I was finally taken back. Long wait time. Botox appts should only last 15min. I should of already been done by then. I told the doctor and 2 assistants I wanted 4 units (2 on each side). As he was mixing the Botox he made the proper marks where the Botox would go and injected me. I thanked them and walked to the front to pay. Thinking it was going to be $36, the girl says $120. I was like what?! She started to make some phone calls to the back in which she said they injected me with 14 units. Why on earth would a doctor inject someone who already had a whole forehead full of Botox with 14 more units. I said I only asked for 4. She wanted to argue with me and kept telling me that's what the doctor injected. I said no, I didn't ask for that. Then another woman came out from the back who I'd never seen before and said that they injected me with 14 units. I said who are you, you weren't even in the room. The doctor never once came out to explain anything. Just these incompetent women who know nothing I'm sure about Botox but are just going through motions because they work there. I said I'm not paying for 14 units as I didn't ask for that, nor did I need that, and how do I even know if that's how much he put in my face. It could of all been a scam. I said well I'm only paying for 4 units. She said well it's $10 per unit. Again, another scam, when I was told it was $9 per unit on the phone a week before. I was so heated and my blood pressure was raged by this time. I tossed $40 on the counter and walked out. Steer far far away from this place. They are rude, do not listen to their patients, try to scam them for more money and do not know a thing about injectables. On top of that the doctor recommended lip implants because I told him my Juvederm didn't hold from a prior session I had done back home. I never said once I wanted anything permanent in my face! WTF!!! DO NOT GO HERE! The worst! I've concluded from the 2 med spas in Boston that I've went to that I've had horrible experiences at, that I will go back to Vegas for any future cosmetic injections. I feel the spas back home are more trained and professional about the products and listen to what their clients ask.

I got my wisdom teeth out today, and had been dreading it for months. I have severe anxiety when it…read morecomes to doctors and dentists, and the entire team made me feel so much better. Amy and Cathy were amazing and made me laugh instead of worry about what I was going to be doing a few minutes later. Dr Turesky reassured me that it was a routine procedure with nothing to worry about. They even took extra good care of me while inserting my IV (I am terrified of needles). Thank you thank you thank you! Highly recommend Dr Turesky for any oral surgery needs.

My daughter had her wisdoms out with another oral surgeon and a month later an infection set in,…read morethe oral surgeon was on vacation and his office referred us to Dr. Turesky. We drove about 50 minutes to see him and I am so happy we did. The nicest man ever! He was so sweet and empathetic towards my daughter who was a bit distraught thinking the whole procedure was long behind her. The cherry on top was Dr. Turesky calling my house phone a few hours later to make sure she was doing ok...what a doll! Thank you so much for saving the day!