Dr. Patel is great! And the whole practice is very welcoming and professional. Some of the staff…read moreand Dr. Christo also speak Spanish, which is key for medical professionals in this area especially. I typically wait only 5 minutes or so in the waiting room when I arrive for an appointment, and then maybe 3-5 minutes max in the exam room for the doctor. Typically you get good, quick service, which isn't true everywhere. The only potential issue is that it can take a while to get routine appointments (they book 3-4 weeks out sometimes). But the few times I've had an urgent appointment they've gotten me in the same day. You usually see the nurse practitioner, but she's great so that's not an issue. I'd recommend this practice to anyone.

My wife and I have been being seen by Dr. Neety Patel at Parkhill. Since both of us are medically…read moreknowledgeable (RN MSN, Community Health Nursing and was a faculty member at Fitchburg State in the Nursing Dept.) and (PhD in biochemistry and also retired Professor of Biology at FSC), we are both very pleased with the quality of service we have received at this facility. Dr. Patel is a careful, thoughtful, knowledgeable and caring physician who has had excellent training that she applies in her diagnoses and treatments. It is very convenient to have a lab facility in-housed as well. We strongly recommend her and the staff as a fine example of a family centered facility.

Pleasantly impressed…read more My mom ended up here recently with a heart condition. Ended up being here 5 days over Easter weekend. The staff was truly amazing. Every single nurse, doctor, nurses aide, even housekeeping and dietary aides - every single person took the time to treat my mom like a person, took the time to answer all her questions, took the time to speak with her family. Gave us 110% of their attention while they were with us. Went out of there way to make her feel comfortable. We never felt rushed. I did not know a thing about Leominster hospital before this experience. Had mostly experienced the larger university teaching hospitals down in Worcester. Down in Worcester I often felt like my dad was just a case study for the interns. Not the case here. I dare say, this could be the hospital of choice for my parents moving forward. Extra shoutout to nurses Natalie and Theresa, Jennifer in Housekeeping, Dr Robotis and Dr Salman.

Urgent Care sent me to Leominster Hospital on May 8, 2026 due to lower severe right sided abdominal…read morepain. They asked them to do a CAT scan asap. I was the very first person to walk in the emergency room. I was doubled over in pain. I was triaged and blood drawn and urine test for possible UTI. I was sent to the waiting room. I ended up waiting six hours while other people came and went being discharged. I also saw other people being called for CAT scans all throughout my six hour wait. Some obviously with stomach pain. I asked the receptionist why I wasn't being called for a CAT scan. She said I don't know ask the nurses. I was crying at that point. So much pain and she could have helped out by asking them for me as I could barely stand. I ended up leaving and driving myself to the Clinton branch. What a difference. Everyone was so nice and caring and respectful. I was given a wheel chair because I was doubled over in pain. Got in a room decent amount of time and CAT scan done. I had appendicitis and needed emergency surgery. Unfortunately I was told they don't do surgeries and I would need to be sent back to Leominster Hospital by ambulance. I was admitted and given a private room right away and surgery scheduled very next morning to take my appendix out. It was done on a Saturday and the surgeon and others who don't normally work Saturday's had to come in. Had Leominster Hospital just done a CAT scan right away 25 hours earlier when I first got there early Friday morning all this could have been prevented. My appendix could have burst. I've always had great experiences with Leominster Hospital. This is the first time I was treated so poorly. Clinton Hospital gets 5 stars from me. Leominster 1.

I have been a patient of Dr. Dombek for 11 years and have recommended him to family and friends who…read moreare looking for a doctor. I find him to be thorough, and responsive to my medical needs. He is prompt returning calls regarding xrays, lab work etc. He doesn't push unnecessary drugs at you, and takes a holistic approach recommending good diet and exercise. many patients prefer a quick fix via drugs. I do not unless absolutely necessary. His office staff is professional and pleasant. A real person actually answers the phone when you call not a recording. Dr. Dombek is no nonsense, he tells it like it is, some people don't like that. I give him 4 stars. Joan Mullahy

If you're sick or in the hospital and they tell you Dr dombek is your doctor run as fast as you can…read moremy wife is in the hospital started out with chest pains and grew into motor function problems dizziness sweating a few other things he gave her Tylenol and Maalox and told her that she can go home when we ask for another doctor on multiple occasions he said no then he lies and blames it all on the nurses and us this guy is a jackass his license should be taken away and burnt we finally had to move my wife to a rehab and she may be having a stroke and if anything happens to her he will never practice medicine ever again and he shouldn't anyway I gave him a 1-star rating because you can't give a zero on Yelp

This doctor put tubes in my son's ears years ago, which stopped the frequent ear infections. But he…read moredidn't ensure a positive experience for a young child who woke up in a strange place crying in terror because neither parent was allowed in the recovery room. We should have been offered the option to have the procedure at a hospital with more humane policies, not Leominster Hospital which sucks, especially since the doctor also has an office in Ayer with admitting privileges at Deaconess Nashoba. Fast forward a couple decades and Dr. Bogdasarian is again being thoughtless, forcing even vaccinated people to wear masks in his role on Fitchburg's Board of Health. In the midst of summer heat waves, with temperatures in the 90's and humid, I went to the old library with anemic air conditioning and almost passed out. Pity the poor library workers there 8 hours a day. But he doesn't care. Even when a state mandate went into place covering schools, daycares and nursing homes he insisted on keeping his mandate in place including places like the adult section of the library where patrons all have had the opportunity to protect themselves with vaccines. His response when I questioned the policy was to say that eventually unvaccinated people will die of covid and we will get to herd immunity.

Dr Bogdasarian is an amazing physician and a valued one in our community. I was so grateful to him…read morefor numerous reasons but, the most was diagnosing my daughter with a condition called thyroiditis. He explained it would run its course and go away and it did! Seeing your daughter with a large lump in her throat was frightening. Thankfully Dr Bogdasarian diagnosed her and ordered the proper tests to prove his diagnosis. I'm forever grateful. He was prompt, his staff was friendly and we were seen quickly.

In partnership with the now infamous Heywood Hospital, and it shows. Covid masks still required on…read moreentry. Politically motivated, activist-minded office staff. Will hold your meds as bait for an in-person monthly office visit, no matter the prescription. Heart meds? Antidepressants? No visit, no refill (for your safety). The decent nurses there are over-booked, so you'll probably get Sansoucy. I'm not wasting time writing it all out... just avoid!!

Don't see Dr. Pamela J Sansoucy!!! I badly needed a referral from her and she refused to give me…read moreone stating that too much time has passed since the last time I came in for a check up. I have an infection, and cannot afford urgent care. She offered no sympathy and remained firm that there was no other option for me besides to come in. This was all being relayed to me through a nurse because she could not pick up the phone to call me after I requested if she could do so several times. Heywood Hospital is a joke and this is just further proof.