must say I was recommended to the facility with high recommendations however in any office org…read more.. you may run into issues. staff in actual office seems acceptable and would say that you may want to check around before choosing a medical doctor and facility as main Nashua hospital vs other offices were not apparently approved for multiple major commercial insurance so may or may not be covered. On the other hand I can say that there have been ARPN that if covered by your insurance have been decent. However apparently excessive calls from a main office 2024 that are not the most pleasant if you are asking if you are going to attend an appointment and need to reschedule it is not appropriate for any staff to tell you that they are keeping the appointment as scheduled multiple times when you request to reschedule. so in the entire state their contract was not renewed. two major insurance companies commercial. If HMO you will in addition have to pay out of pocket now 2025 for entire medical expense. Not only facility/org. However please note no not impressed in general however there are still decent medical staff in the facility. I will say in last 15 years 2 practitioners have been decent 2024-2025 however unless emergency you very well may get multiple "surprise bills" any ins from the facility. The term "suprise bills is on what to look for on health insurance site. Basically unless you're unconscious likely despite the facility claiming to treat anyone despite insurance and also claim to have department to help if insurance is not covering any part is in essence not true in most cases so plan accordingly

Nashua medical group has a horrible culture with staff, doctors are not proactive nor exhibit…read morea good bedside manner, would not recommend this to my worst enemy

Dr. Raymond T King. Is one of few Doctor's that listen to his patients. Dr Raymond T King. Was my…read moreGrandfather's and My Mom's Dr.Raymond King was also my Doctor. Till my career relocated me to the west coast.

Referred by a friend. Two doctors, King and Yager. Got Yager because he had an opening…read more Thorough, takes his time explaining your ailment. Took my insurance. Last time I saw a doctor was in a walk-in clinic. Very cold and impersonal. This was way better. I was able to make an appt as a new patient for the next week after I called. Try THAT somewhere else.

I have been a patient of Dr. Hacker's for over 20 years. He has retired and I am currently seein…read moreKim Ly and love her. She is pro-active, easy to speak with and even easier to get an appointment. Never been treated rudely by anyone in that office. The only issue is that their hold time is too long. They need more receptionists who are trained properly. They are short staffed.

Sushama Jampani is one of the docs here. I knew she was not very sure of herself...had a real hard…read moretime completing her notes. I worked there for, probably, over a year before I realized how very 2 faced she was. She pretends to be sweet and kind but as soon as you turn around, she is cut throat! When she started having meetings to discuss her inability to complete notes in a timely manner...she got worse! Very unprofessional, insecure and fake. Wouldn't recommend Jampani to my worst enemy. On the other hand, Hacker is wonderful to work with...definately confident, generous...I saw him diagnose conditions missed by the specialist. Would see patients if they showed up on the wrong day! The support staff is amazing as well

I have been a patient of Dr. Lundquist's for half a year now. I cannot say enough about his…read moredemeanor and skills. He is the doctor we all want, experienced, knowledgable, respectful and concerned. He listens and does not make you feel as though you are tying up his time, preventing him from getting to the next patient. In this day and age of money printing physician practices and hospitals, Peter Lundquist brings you back to the older days when a physician actual took care of you as a patient and a person not a number...

As my Pepperell Foundation Medical Partners doctor was going downhill, I changed to this facility…read more Funneled through a "new patient" appointment, the doctor drilled through the apparently required checklist, face to the computer recording [who knows] and issued a battery of tests. Not a single "Any concerns?", just a drilldown on the checklist, and a lecture series on Patient Isn't On Track For The Ideal [demanded!]. In a few words, high pressure to conform. Test orders didn't make it to facility doing the tests, had to call their office repeatedly. Historic issues, dispatch to Specialists, who wondered what I was doing there, primary should've handled the issue. $$$$$ tests proved nothing extraordinary I was sent to them for. Lastly, made an appointment with a specialist myself, for an issue primary should've had conversation about (no "Any concerns?"), as it was quite literally as plain as the nose on my face. Specialist ran a test, and I may be destined for surgery for it. Foundation Medical Partners are driving their staff into factory pieceworkers, eliminating their ability to work effectively. Profitable, ye$, ye$$, ye$$$, effective, no.

Dr Lundquist is a great doctor. He takes the time to listen. He's very caring and has great bedside…read moremanner.

My mother sees Dr budnitz. He is extremely thorough. he inquires about all of the parts of her like…read morethat could impact her medical conditions. My mother is so far pretty healthy but she is getting old. I believe that he will continue to help her be healthy.

I think a few complaints should not damage the overall reputation of a good hospital. Everyone…read moreI've dealt with over many years has been hard working but very friendly and they take their work seriously. I've only needed minor care like X-rays myself but my wife has had major surgery and my 95 yo dad needed a lot of testing and care after a couple of fainting spells, plus my daughter has had stitches. Waits in emergency are much shorter in my estimation than at the hospitals in Manchester NH. However I cannot compare to SNHMC here in Nashua because we always use St. Joes in an emergency. You can trust the people here.

Devastating consequential incompetence. I understand some (most?) of their doctors aren't. But…read morethat's not good enough, is it, when you've a serious life threatening problem.

Meredith was a lifesaver for me. When I went in there she help me to sign in and the young lady…read morethat drew blood, I think her name was Ana, did terrific. This is a very people friendly place.

From the owner: Merrimack Valley Internal Medicine Associates is dedicated to providing each patient with the…read morehighest quality medical care and healthcare services.

I cannot say enough amazing kudos to the team at MAT Care Clinic…read more From the very first phone call with Katie it was evident that these providers truly DO care about the healing and wellness of their patients. I completed 35 treatments of Deep TMS for depression and anxiety and it was a pleasure to see Tyler, and Lucia almost daily. They worked easily with me to schedule and change appointments, swift treatments and emotional support. Both the medical treatment and tailored support changed my life! Thank you again MAT Care for my new restored happiness!!

Excellent experience from entering surgical care in main hospital to leaving after 2 days later…read more Receptionist was pleasant, nurses professional, competent and friendly. Care was great throughout the stay and food was even good. Nurse even called that evening to let me know all was well and room number to visit at any time.

Since it's impossible to get in contact with anyone from patient relations after receiving the…read moreabsolute worst care of your life at this "medical facility" (feels more like a clown-show of laziness), I resorted to contacting the DHHS for NH, just to get a simple phone call back. As promised to Southern, who did absolutely nothing to help me (actually made me much sicker which is hard to even believe) here's what I forwarded to the DHHS, after waiting for 9 MONTHS for a response. Oddly enough- a week after I emailed the state, I got a PHONE CALL from patient relations. "I am writing to inform you, that I have still not been contacted, regarding my two hospital visits over the summer of 2025, and have now just received a bill from collections. First off, I was NEVER even sent a bill by Southern NH to begin with. So, to send me to collections now in March 2026 is more than a little absurd and also confusing. I have made it EXTREMELY clear, via email & phone calls last summer after a very miserable experience (x2) with terrible care from your hospital, that I would like to be contacted by a patient advocate before paying anything. Not only was I blown off by your billing department, but not one single person from patient advocacy has reached out to ask me about what happened, as requested. My first ER trip with admission went well, until I got up to the admitting floor. The ER physician I had the first visit (Dr. Devlin) was very thorough and caring, but otherwise, I have absolutely nothing positive to say about the care that I received during admission from the physicians. My nurses & LNAs were great, & I have no issues with their care. The hospitalists & Infectious Disease team did nothing for me besides pump me full of antibiotics, without actually figuring out what was going on with a biopsy, which I begged for multiple times. I was told "I don't know, you'll probably have to go to Boston mass eye & ear for that. No one in NH is going to biopsy near your eye." Incorrect. I had a biopsy done by an outside Dermatologist in Bedford NH about a month after this Southern NH hospital NIGHTMARE... This was done during a 30 min office visit. I had spent 3 days on an admission floor at Southern seeing "specialists" who refused to do a procedure that took all of 3 minutes. This hospital is an honest-to-god joke. Upon discharge, no referral placed to Opthomology or Optometry, no referral to Derm, and the Dr. thought Bactrim would be a good oral antibiotic to send me home on. (Well guess what? It's on my allergy list... so luckily I refused it, but really!?) The hospital is now denying this ever happened, but luckily, medical records are legally binding & are forever. My mother is the one who read it off the discharge paperwork that the physician couldn't be bothered to hand to me himself and/or review with me. Instead, he sent the admitting floor nurse in with it who looked horrified when we corrected her. Not sure how you can possibly deny a conversation that occurred when I have a witness to that entire conversation and was handed paperwork with that typed onto it. I never had a repeat CT scan, had one culture to rule out MRSA, and then was pumped full of Vancomycin and told to follow up with Infectious Disease. All that did was make me even sicker. The outpatient experience with the I.D. clinic was just as horrendous. I was in and out of visits to Infectious Disease which were the most frightening and confusing visits I've ever experienced in my life as a patient. All to only end up back in the ER again (at the urgent recommendation of Victoria, NP one day after a visit), to which during I was completely brushed off and ignored by Dr Bernard who should not be practicing medicine, because she has 0 compassion for patients. I will never use your hospital again and have told this nightmare story to anyone looking to seek out care at your facility. Dr Bernard was the RUDEST, most dismissive human being I have ever encountered in healthcare. And I worked ER for about 5 years, EMT for 2, so I have plenty of patience with emergency rooms and understand the volume of patients/how busy it can be. She tried denying me a CT scan... when my EYE was bleeding down my face, my eyes so swollen that I could not see & intense fear from being told by infectious disease to "Get straight to the ER because this could be tunneling to your brain and you need another CT scan."