I've wanted to stop drinking for awhile, I couldn't stop on my own, grateful for the support of the…read moreteam and the friendly staff, I currently have 11 days sober and I'm looking forward to 11 more one day at a time

I can't say enough good things about this place. From my first day I felt supported, understood,…read moreand genuinely cared for. The staff is incredibly compassionate and knowledgeable. What truly set this place apart was the sense of community. I never felt alone in my journey. The counselors are great and they tailor the care you receive to what your needs are.

Outstanding staff! The office feels welcome and very comfortable. Dr Kumar really sits with you and…read morespend time gathering information and listen to pt's need. I recommend this place.

All these wealthy, out of touch doctors have no empathy for REAL suffering. If someone they loved…read morehad a chronic, debilitating 24 hour pain level of an 8 or a 9; you bet your ass THEY would be treated medically, and fast, the way they deserve. Chronic pain sufferers have a chronic pain patients', bill of rights. Alit of patients are unaware of. If this trend of non-empathy continues in Massachusetts/Nationwide, we are going to see law abiding, tax paying citizens having to go to the streets for what they think is a safe pharmacy-grade pain reliever. That outcome is never good, as 95 percent of the time, it would be an imposter, dangerous, if not deadly drug. When all a patient wants is their RIGHT to have SOME quality of life. Not to mention thst Physicians/Legislators are responsible for CAUSING this problem in almost solely, in the first place. Look at the trends over the last 15 years. THEY, themselves are the cause and effect of this crisis. THEY THEMSELVES SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE.........God bless

Still no resolution. When I call am told that there are 580 people ahead of us with billing issues…read more Filling complaint with Mass Health and the AG office. I don't think a state funded health insurer will appreciate being defrauded. Also changing your name to Middlesex Recovery won't help you hide.

Finding Norton Healthcare was a lifesaver for me after I had detoxed. I became addicted to tramadol…read moreaka Ultram, having been told by medical people that is was non-narcotic, non-addicting. It is, in fact, a synthetic opioid that was easily available online for many years. I tried to stop on my own 4 times, and the side effects were so horrible, I went right back to it. The brief detox was unpleasant, but I left the hospital shaky and still with awful side effects. Thank god, I found Norton online right away, and, when I called, they were friendly, courteous, and I didn't feel judged, as I had when I talked to several expensive, inaccessible psychiatrists listed as Suboxone prescribers. Norton made an appointment for me the day after I called and I left the office with a script for a drug that has helped me stay off opioids for 10 years. I've weaned off the suboxone, and now take a very low dose. I hope to stop entirely eventually, BUT, should I need it forever, no problem. I have a normal life. I'm incredibly grateful to Dr. Akhter, the founder, and all of the other doctors and staff who have helped me be a non-addict. Norton Healthcare is the best, and I recommend it to anyone who needs help.

Humiliating. The site brags about how offiices look and feel like regular primary care phycian and…read morehow our privacy and dignity matter. First off the bat is impossible with name like "cleanslate" but then I walk into new falmouth office and the tiny waiting room in plastered with addiction posters, including giant one on suboxone prescription policy, urine drug screen policy, and all I could think was my god i will never be able to come here with anyone being with me. I felt like i was being shamed right in the waiting room. It was humiliating degrading and honestly so obvious they minus well have plastered the walls with our medical records it felt like it should have been a hippa violation. The office that was there that they bought out actually did look and feel like a reg dr office. I kept my dignity each visit. This ones obsurd. I cried for hours after left and now i cant sleep.

they saved my life Without them I don't know where I would…read morebe right now I have never had any issues with anyone there

Nancy, Beth, Bobbi, and leadie are the best this place has helped me a lot after my mum passing…read moreaway. I actually enjoy coming here you can tell they care about their patients tremendously. 10/10 would recommend!

I entered the Eastman house november 23rd 2019. I was so nervous. But I'm so happy I went. The…read morestaff is absolutely amazing and they know if your truly into your recovery. My counselor was Donna she was amazing and really advocates for her clients. Tammy runs the show and she does great. She is in recovery and she owns it. Shakeisha is absolutely awesome and funny but takes no bull. I absolutely love the staff at Eastman and I thank them for helping me when I couldnt help myself. Love to you all kristen

I have been a patient of Dr Truong for almost 5 years and I am STILL impressed with his…read morededication, professionalism and knowledge. He is so committed to his patients that he has even called me back on a Sunday regarding a prescription issue that I had questions on. In the past I've experienced good and bad Doctors and Dr Turing's personal touch of respect and compassion are unmatched. Thank you Dr Truong for everything you have done to strengthen my mental clarity as well as my sobriety.

I'm very happy to have met Dr. Hong. It's so refreshing to have a physician that really listens to…read moreyou. Dr. Hong is compassionate, empathetic and non-judgmental. I recommend him without reservation.

I've been coming here for the better part of a decade. Matter of fact I think it's been about 12…read moreyears. I went in in 2015 after 6 years of having blue green discharge from my nipples and had aspirations as well as a biopsy in a tag placed. I go in every 6 months for mammograms but with my super dense breasts I have to request an ultrasound and an MRI. Just recently looking through my paperwork and realizing I was diagnosed with pash disease, which is considered non-cancerous however, it has been over a decade and I have been complaining non-stop about the discomfort in my right breast just to be ignored and not even told that I have a disease. And when I went in just this last year. Dr. E and I were discussing some things and I exclaimed along the lines of I know that obviously some of the stuff I'm dealing with is hormonal and her response was there. You go. You diagnosed yourself! Never once. Did she ever bring up the fact that Cash disease has a lot to do with estrogen and progesterone or even offered to do a full lumpectomy to remove the painful lesion that has been in my breast for the better part of a decade! I am beside myself with the lack of caring that I have received when it comes to my concerns and being treated like I'm some hormonally challenged person like that doesn't understand their own body! I requested a new breast surgeon. We shall see .. Never mind the fact that the last nurse I spoke to kept insisting I had my biopsy in 2019 which is false. It was in 2015 and I know because I was working and went on my lunch break and had to use an ice pack for the rest of the day at my orthodontic office. Back in 2015. LOL people just gaslight you! It is beyond sickening!

Rude staff. They need some training in customer service and medical training. Very sorry i wasted…read moremy precious time here. There are better clinics In the Boston area so there are safer and better choices. Incompetent people working here.