They (Genetic Department) did well with active listening and good therapeutic use of self as part…read moreof patient care. They also did well with punctuality in patient care. They are quick to reply to email and by telephone. They respond to patient pain appropriately. UNC Health (who ignored my 10/10 pain that left me begging for some ibuprofen they refused to give) has a LOT to learn from these people- The BIG KAHUNAS of hospitals !

Warning to Parents/Visitors: Security Falsified Incident Report After My Car Was HitI am writing…read morethis review to warn others about a serious lack of safety, integrity, and assistance from the security department at the Boston Children's Patient and Family Parking Garage.Another vehicle crashed into my car inside this garage. Not only did the security department fail to help me resolve the situation, but they also filed a completely fabricated incident report. In their official report, they claimed that I saw the hit-and-run driver and had an altercation with them. This is entirely false. I never saw the driver at all--it was the security staff who witnessed the incident, failed to intervene, and then projected the details onto me.To make matters worse, this falsified report was presented in small claims court, severely impacting my ability to get justice and recover damages for the accident.It is deeply disheartening that a hospital dedicated to caring for children handles safety and security with such a complete lack of honesty and accountability. If your vehicle is damaged here, do not rely on their security team to protect you or tell the truth.

For a year we have been traveling over 650 miles: 2- 3 times a month to see my husbands specialized…read moremedical team in Boston. We have been trying to figure out a more economic way to stay over night than using a hotel! We are so glad that we found out about Hospitality Homes~! It was great to be able to start the application on line - and the staff has been so supportive and helpful. It is nice to have one area in our life that we don't have to worry about. Denise has made us feel so welcomed and supported. Thank you Hospitality Homes for all the work you are doing for family's just like us. Matthew and Karen

This is really an amazing organization. When we were meeting with the team planning my dad's…read moresurgery for mesothelioma, they told us about Hospitality Homes. My parents need to stay in the Boston area for at least a month after my dad's surgery. Since none of us have a home in the area, this was going to make it difficult for us to help our parents while my dad recovered from his surgery. HH set me up with a wonderful family that was able to host me for 3 nights. Their home was a short walk from the hospital and it was really nice for me to be so close to my parents. I can't say enough good things about the organization or the hosts. Truly a wonderful way to help people that are stressed and needing a little extra support. Thanks so much!

It's hard finding a good doctor. When I first moved to Boston I was stuck going to Northeastern's…read morehealth center, only delaying my search for a doctor. Back home I managed to find the best doctor ever- this little Belgian woman who was thorough, funny, and had an office with amazing support staff. I was worried about finding a doctor to meet my very high standards. Most of the time you don't think of the BMC for high quality care- it is located right next to a meth clinic and we've seen the people walking around the South End with their plastic "patient belongings" bags. But then I found the Women's Health Group. It's a group of doctor's completely dedicated to women's health issues. No boys allowed! My very good friend, who is a med student, recommended them to me. I couldn't be happier. I currently see Dr. McKinney. She's awesome. Attentive, caring, and really knows what she is doing. I feel safe and comfortable with her. Now all my girlfriends go to the clinic and all are incredibly happy with their practitioners. The only downside is the scheduling- sometimes it is very hard to get an appointment with the quickness. BMC has a huge patient base and you are competing with a lot of people who need help more than say, my privileged south end ass. But, I was surprised how hard they worked to get me in- all I needed was a script filled and even though I hadn't officially had an exam with the doc they let me come in for a short appointment to get things situated. Regardless of the scheduling this place gets five stars. People deserve ten stars for dealing with me when trying to get my blood drawn. I'm one of those fainters. They had the smelling salts all ready to go.

I went to Dr. Johnston at BMC sort of at random. She was amazing. So caring. I had a lot of…read morepersonal crap going on and she referred me to some people to see. She even made an appointment with me for 2 months later to check up on me and see how I was doing. She's moved to Beth Israel now (which totally bummed me out), but I'm staying at BMC cause it's convenient for me and everyone there is so helpful. I had an urgent issue, called the office, and they squeezed me in the next day, which is like UNHEARD OF.

I can't say enough positive things about the nurses, nurse practitioner , CNA's and everyone at…read morethis facility. Having a loved one transferred from the hospital to this facility was stressful for our family but the moment we entered the door we were greeted with warmth and kindness. The staff in the memory care floor has been kind, patient and loving to our family and our mom. The activities staff and anyone else I forgot to mention have also contributed to making this situation a lot easier for us

I just spent 3 weeks at Life Care Center of the South Shore in Scituate and it was wonderful! I had…read moremy left knee replaced and I needed to go somewhere where I could get therapy and they would make me work hard. I wanted to get strong, learn to walk and go home and that is exactly what I got. We accomplished that. I appreciated that they did my laundry and they did it well. The facility was clean, it smelled good, and all the staff were nice and kind. At first I hurt so much and couldn't move, but the staff were gentle and understanding. Now I can move around and do everything I need to do to go home and take care of myself. I can even walk with a cane. I am having my other knee replaced in April so I hope you will save a bed for me!

After my recent interactions with BCH NOPCO Waltham, I feel compelled to acknowledge how great of…read morean experience we have had with them, specifically Tah-neesh-a (Phonetic spelling). She has made the whole process so easy for us. She was knowledgeable, and took an active role in making sure that all of my client's needs were met. Much gratitude, Kate Leacu Lifetime Private Nursing Owner

This Location is closed, and NOPCO. Has changed it name to Boston Orthotics and Prosthetics, and…read morethey are located at 319 Longwood Avenue. Across the street from Children's Hospital. This office, is very small, it is litterly three rooms. There is only two chairs for patients to sit, in the resception/ waiting area. As I was waiting for my appointment, I seen an older lady struggling to maneuver her her family members, large electric wheelchair, in the limited space, that was available to get out the door. Another time, I was standing wait, to make a follow-up appointment. I felt that I was, invading the patient a head of me, privacy because, we were in such tight quarters. The Office that was located on Brookline Avenue, had a proper waiting/ respection area, room for patients, in wheelchairs and sets for patients, whom are on crutches. There was also a handicap equipped bathroom. This office does not even have a bathroom. One also has to go into the hallway, of the building, to do a trial run of a new orthotics. I am very disappointed with this location.

Quality care in the suburbs, incredible staff, outstanding professional service. I never thought…read moreanyone could replace Dr. Ernesto Jose when he retired. Dr. Todd Malvey is "new" to the area and taking new patients. He is on the TRICARE network, among other. Old fashioned etiquette with avante-guard medical savvy, pulling together an A+ team of physicians. New to the group is Dr. Kiran Raju filling in the void left by Dr. Gingsberg and Dr. Lewis Feder. And hopefully drawing a crowd of "aging gracefully and well" from the condescending-I-could-care-less-about-your-hotflashes Dr Dina Deldin-Saltin from Marlborough. The St. V's medical group is an ode to people in the burbs!

They moved down the street. Employee turnover ridiculous there which is a reflection of…read moremanagement and if they can't run an office and keep their staff, then they can't manage my care. Left practice as patient. Tired of seeing a new face everyone I go and having to correct multiple mistakes entered into my medical record. Staff always sounding stressed when I or my husband call