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    2.0(5 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Do not get blood work done at this location . No one working the window and they make you sign in…read morewith a kiosk . They then give you the option to wait outside which I did then they called me in early only to make me wait another 40 mins . The staff basically just ignores any attempt to get help .

    I just had the most amazing experience at Quest! I am a tough stick...so when I was told I had to…read moreget some last-minute bloodwork done, I started chugging water and panicking...My experience is usually bruises, poking around...I live in fear of a nerve being hit, and of having to apologize endlessly for my fickle veins. With that in mind, I walked into Quest and completed the sign-in process at the kiosk. Simple and quick. Was told I could be seen in 5 minutes...panic intensifying...and to my slight dismay I was called in in 5 minutes! I immediately told Sarai I was a tough stick...and she responded, "Well you're in good hands...my specialty is infants!" Music to my ears, and so reassuring. I immediately felt better. She was so warm and funny; her vibe would have put me at ease even if she didn't have the qualifications (which she did). You know how you can tell when someone loves their job? And you know you're in the right place? That's how Sarai made me feel, and it totally turned my day around. She asked me for permission to check my other arm, and warned me of the expected pinches and pokes as she went through the process - just perfect etiquette of respect for body and boundaries. She kept me informed of her observations throughout the whole process too, which really helped me feel aware and in control. The whole process took less than five minutes and was painless. She also told me what to tell phlebotomists in the future - my veins are okay, just small, so I should request a pediatric/butterfly needle (maybe this info can help someone else). Just a perfect experience that turned my day around (maybe my life, lol, now that I know to request the kids' needle!). I feel bad for the people who had bad experiences here...but if you go to Quest and are lucky enough to get Sarai (I wish I could remember the coworker she also said was good with tough veins!) trust that you're in good hands, literally. God bless

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    Saint Vincent Medical Group - Shrewsbury

    Saint Vincent Medical Group - Shrewsbury

    1.9(12 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I had nothing but positive things to say about this clinic until I got COVID-19. Dr. Khan is an…read moreabsolutely wonderful doctor who understood my genetic condition well, and staff were always quick to respond to my messages. Unfortunately, I have come to find out the hard way that this clinic is run and staffed by COVID deniers. This was my second time getting COVID. The first time I got it, my previous PCP prescribed me medication that helped a lot. I thought I could ride it out this time because my symptoms weren't as bad as they were the first time around, but I took a turn for the worse last night, so I decided to call in here and get an appt with Dr. Khan. When I explained that I had been on medication in the past and that it helped me, the practice manager, Jessica, told me that COVID-19 was treated "like a cold." I was appalled that she would refer to a disease that has killed millions of people as a "cold," and told her I was offended, but she ignored me and asked about my symptoms. I rattled them off and then sarcastically quipped, "you know, a typical cold." She then threatened to hang up on me and deny me treatment. When I told her I work in healthcare and that I would escalate this if she did that, she didn't hang up, but she still refused to apologize. She refused to schedule an appt with Dr. Khan and said she would send a message to "the team." I then got a callback from a nurse who told me that the practice manager was right, and they would not be making an appt with my PCP or prescribing me medication. I tried to highlight the severity of my symptoms, and this fell on deaf ears. When I maintained that it was extremely callous to refer to a disease that killed millions of people as a "cold" and asked if that was official clinic policy, the nurse confidently asserted that COVID-19 was "a virus, not a disease." This is in direct contradiction to the consensus of medical experts, including the World Health Organization, which states, "Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus." They refused to provide me with any treatment and told me to rest and drink orange juice. Orange juice! In the height of the pandemic in 2020, I worked as part of an outreach team to educate the public about COVID and help with access to testing. While I've never heard that ridiculous line about COVID not being a disease before, it is eerily reminiscent of AIDS denialism, which posits that HIV is just a virus that does not cause disease and that AIDS itself does not exist. Makes you wonder what other medical science they reject. I'm not going to stick around long enough to find out. If you believe in science, avoid this place at all costs.

    signed for release of my health history, provided all the contacts for them to send to UMASS and…read moreit's been 2 years. They still NEVER sent my health history & the day I told them I was leaving St Vincent's/Dr Kahn- I was kicked out of the portal immediately before I could download my 26+ years of health history. This office is awful

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