On 4/11 entered ED was left in a room no call bell had to yell at people passing the room to go to…read morebathroom. X-rays taken they claimed no break of right elbow - gave me 2 Tylenol and told me I could leave - did not show me where to get out of there - ended getting lost finally person who took payment walked me out to my waiting ride. Had no sling or anything to stablize the arm. Days later went to PCP who did another x-ray and guess what. The elbow was broken. Due to time between leaving that hospital broken bone had shifted requiring surgery which I now have plates in place to correct the break that they dropped the ball on

I came to the emergency room at 12am and it wasn't busy at all. I was seen promptly and the nurses…read morewere SO NICE, I felt safe and like everything was gonna be ok.

Here's a secret I am letting out right here: This place is an amazing gem. It is now known as a…read moreMass General facility but has been run by Newton Wellesley for years. I have come here for 10 years(?) for lab work and imaging. The receptionist is super nice, she's been here for several years. Every tech I've met here has been super nice and highly skilled. Every appointment I have ever had has been on time, never over booked. You are in and out in no time. Parking is free and plentiful. I can't say enough good things about this facility. Thank you!

The receptionist is the best! I don't know her name, but she has been there every time I visit and…read moreis just wonderful. Team is also great - but she is exceptional.

I had minor surgery here about a year ago. Every one there was incredibly nice and helpful. I…read morearrived when they told me to and was immediately taken in to the triage area. The nurses set me up in a bed and started taking my vitals etc., I was freezing so they gave me a huge stack of blankets and thick socks to wear. It seemed like I was waiting forever but they did take me away right at my scheduled surgery time. When they took me to the surgery area, they wheeled me right next to a guy who was obviously coming out of his surgery. I couldn't help but imagine them doing this to ME and leaving me right out in the open unconscious and that made me quite anxious. I was sitting next to him for awhile while I waited for the anesthesiologist to come. Finally he came and it was LIGHTS OUT ELLEN. I can only assume they didn't leave me out in a hallway somewhere, b/c when I woke up I was breathing in nice cold air from my oxygen mask and I was in a private recovery room. Bonus, a nice nurse was patting my arm and hair. I was scared so as soon as I was awake and alert, they took me to my Mom. The hospital is a bit dated, but the employees are all super nice. I felt confident and comfortable the entire time I was there. Minus one star for the billing dept, they screwed up my Insurance info, so I got a HUGE bill, but they quickly took care of it once I called them.

genuinely horrible. my right to receive mail wasn't respected for no reason, human rights officer…read moresaid he would look into it and then never addressed it again. I was drawing in a public room with two staff in the room when they started talking about how they both knew this girl and one of the staff had sex with her, meanwhile im a victim of sexual assault , and a minor. care was horrible. I was left in my room crying/ having panic attacks often, with no one checking in on me. I was told by the social worker Alfonso he couldn't help me b/c he was off the clock, and he was frustrated. my sink didn't work, my room felt like it was a refrigerator, and there was constant screaming from other patients when I have PTSD with loud noises. staff hardly ever deescalated situations, making patients even more mad, and at only point I witnessed a fight between a patient and staff because a patient was mad and staff instigated it by being rude back. Rather than treating me for PTSD, this place made it so much worse. Anything that even remotely reminds me of here sends me into panic mode. I cannot stress this enough, do not go here. Just about any other option is better, and especially for minors, this place only leads to worse anxiety and depression. My treatment team didn't even know what there were treating half the time, confusing me with other people, and would skip days and use random dates for my birth control, a very simple med to take everyday in order. At one point during my stay another patient started asking me to marry them, and would touch me without my consent (again, I'm a victim of SA so touch is hard for me), and staff would often see this, and how uncomfortable I was, and not do anything. The only saving grace was the occupational therapist Caroline, she is amazing, super sweet, very attentive. Doctor Richard, the school teacher on the unit, was also great. I learned so much, he's a super sweet man, and he looked after my needs (like stress, hunger, and dehydration) more then the nurses and counselors did and that's not even his job. Sharon, one of the counselor, was pretty good though. She was someone I can say definitely helped. When it came time for discharge Alfonso sent my parents ANOTHER mental hospital I would have to stay at just like this one when I was recovering, fully functional, communicative, and ready to return to school after suffering trauma. He did this without me knowing, and told me that the plan was going to be outpatient afterschool hours with me back home while I finish long term healing. Luckily I have parents who respected my autonomy to decide to go home, otherwise I would be in a cycle of more and more hospitals, when I was NEVER a danger to myself or others, only traumatized and needing to heal. I cannot express this enough, Alfonso has ZERO care in the world about the kids he treats, and shouldn't be in this line of work. To be a social worker you need to care, Alfonso didnt even know what I was being treated for half the time, and was going to go against my wishes and what he told me to put me in a different hospital when I was already healing fast, and not a threat to anyone at all. Metrowest medical center- if you're reading this- genuinely fire Alfonso. This place didn't respect my rights as a patient, worsened my PTSD, and was just a horrible environment no one deserves to experience. dont come here. And Alfonso i really hope you can one day learn not to size up victims of assult as "crazy teens" who you exclude from communication about their own treatment.

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.

I would recommend urgent care and other appointments very easy too get too and very good lab and…read morevery good staff

I found a great GP in Dr Correia and have been seeing him for 5 years now. Whenever I have an…read moreissue, he's either available for urgent care or one of the office's many wonderful nurse practitioners will see me same day. I get the best care here and they even set up referrals for me. My health has improved dramatically in the last year thanks in no small part to this office.

I was turned away from AFC waltham for a drug test at 4pm on a Sunday afternoon, even though I had…read moremade an appt through my future employer for that location. I went to AFC Natick as quickly as I could but I still only got there seven minutes before they closed at 5pm. Natick was about to close and lock the doors but they let me in and took care of me ! Thank you Aline for staying late to take care of me

In general, I have found the medical staff at AFC Natick to be kind, thoughtful, and efficient…read moreevery time I've used their services. However, their billing service is, I think, not very capable. I'm still trying to piece through what exactly happened, but here's what I've gathered so far: it seems like AFC Natick changed billing services sometime between late 2021 and early 2022. A visit I'd made in late 2021 seems to have gotten incorrectly submitted to insurance and they never got paid. We ended up sorting it out online in the start of 2022. In the spring of 2022, their billing service sent the (already paid) bill to a debt collection agency. Since then, we've been back and forth trying to get the billing service to correct their records: by phone (AFC Natick refers you to the old billing service, which refers you on to the new billing service. Still.), they say to pay online (doesn't work) or to email customer service (no response). I just had to throw an absolute tantrum over the phone to get the billing service to even confirm in writing (by finally responding to the email thread) where we were in this process. Still not resolved. So... I'd say involving a debt collection agency and months of phone calls and e-mails for a $150 bill that has already been paid is too steep a price for a couple of stitches. Maybe try somewhere else. I know I will.

Where do I begin? HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE having my NEWBORN Baby!!! It was my first one and was…read morehorrible. My OB that went through at Boston OB was awful too. She didn't deliver my son, she didn't check on me after I had him until the day we got to leave the hospital! She did not detect that I was a high risk pregnancy(even though I told her ALL of my symptoms) and then I find out the hard way that I have preeclampsia (which can be detected in my urine) which leads to all sorts of complications and possible very serious birth defects. Then, when I get to the hospital having insane contractions, I have all these "students" Doogie Howser wannabe doctors (that I don't remember giving the okay to being there) and they kept asking me the same questions over and over again!!! My name, address, if I had a history of this and that over and over again while I was in excruciating pain and could barely talk!!! The nurse that help deliver my son was awesome and some of the others but the nurse I had to deal with the most was the worst! She was very rude and scolded me about how I was breastfeeding and not doing it right!!! Well maybe she should do her job right? Like, maybe when you act on top of the world and you're checking my sons and I vitals 50 times a day, you might've noticed while he was sleeping he had low oxygen levels?!?! Maybe then when I made plans to go home after 4 days of being there with her stank ass...I would've been able to take my son home! Because she wasn't doing her job(in my opinion) we don't know he had to be put into the baby NICU!!!!!!! (On our take home day) My son is big and healthy NOW but has to have an eye surgery (maybe caused by the preeclampsia) but there is no proof. My symptoms were so bad I could barely stand up or walk during pregnancy and was forced to have a c-section(because he was breech) then my c-section scar felt Infected so I called the hospital and told them how sore and infected it looked and they had me send pics instead of come in! They acted like it was all normal until it started oozing!!! Yea, pretty gross I know. Hurt like crazy took forever to heal and I couldn't even wear pants without pain. Besides my handsome, perfect, smart and adorable son being born...was hands down the worst experience of my life!!! Should've stayed at South Shore hospital like everybody told me and stayed with my original OB at crown colony in Quincy! For, a big thing like child birth...you sort of want doctors that know what they're doing. Or better yet...even show up?! ‍‍‍

Dr. Yoo overbilled me for my visit and did not care that he did so. I do not recommend him or Beth…read moreIsrael Deaconness. They do not disclose what is covered and what is not - additionally, they said that by signing off on the disclaimer when I sign in (which no one reads!) that I consented to this.

Dr. Michael Cooper is my primary care doctor. His thoroughness and concern, his expertise and…read moreattentiveness are unparalleled compared to most every other doctor I've ever had from the time I was a kid, the Air Force and Burlington, Lawrence. I had my annual physical today, bringing my list of concerns and updates. He is patient, giving informative and understandable feedback. He then went over my blood work, all positive and continuing to move in the right direction. He has two nurses. Liz gave me a pneumonia shot. From my experience, I can't recommend Dr. Cooper enough.

I unfortunately have no other choice but to use Reliant Medical Group and it's always a nightmare…read moreof an experience. I went to see "Dr" Darshaak Patel concerning a swollen nymph lodes. "Dr" Patel couldnt even recognize the characteristics of a swollen nymph lodes, lol. He then accused me of using Fentanyl and believed the bump was side effect due to fentanyl use. I eventually went to the ER and the ER doctors told me my PCP needs to be referring me to a specialist at this point. So, I reached out to Patel, asking to be referred to a specialist, and he denied. He believed he knew more than the ER doctors at Newton Wellesley hospital. It this Patel guy is a doctor, then I'm an astronaut

Dr. Brazer and staff at MWest Physician Services were fantastic during my first visit with them in…read moreDecember. Highly recommend !

I would recommend doctor braiser and staff for a good obgyn and the office is very nice and…read morefriendly this location is awesome and very convenient they have a lab and onsite ultrasound

I recently had TLIF surgery on my L4/L5 and although any spine surgery can be tricky I have to say…read morefrom Dr Zannikos, to PA's Hannah and Brianna are the best. The office staff is friendly and I never waited for any appointment. Dr Zannikos is a caring, skilled surgeon and most important he listens. My pain levels have decreased from a 10 prior to surgery to maybe a 2 a few months later. Fusions do take time to completely heal so you need to be patient but everyday you will improve.

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.