Dr. Reardon is very professional and knowledgeable while also being very personable. He genuinely…read morecares about how you are feeling and will take measures to help you feel better. The type of care he provides is exceptional. Additionally, the staff is exceptionally friendly and pleasant. They are a great team to have on your side!!!

Shortest waiting room time ever. So personable and friendly, not the usual in - and - out exam room…read moreexperience and even the staff is pleasant.

Their correct address is 39 washington st, west warwick…read more He has been the best doctor ever for both of my kids (a boy and a girl). I was surprised to see he was never reviewed on Yelp before. So I thought to add one.

Best pediatrician ever! My kids love him! Super smart, funny and sweet. But at the same time he is…read moreReal! We definitely got lucky! He has taken care of both of our children since they born in 2010 and 2014 Would never switch!

I had the most wonderful experience at Medical Associates of RI. I've been going to Doctors in…read morethis practice for years but recently saw my GP at the Barrington location. It was well kept, plenty of parking, everyone (including my Doctor) was incredibly nice and knowledgeable and most importantly it was super clean! I was pleasantly surprised to even notice how wonderful of an experience I had and altho I don't want to be sick, it won't be more of a painful trip if/when I do have to go back.

I have been a patient of this office for awhile and always received the best care possible…read more Recently, my Achilles tendon detached as a result of a large bone spur breaking off from my heel. I was worried about the surgery because this could affect my gait. I made the call and received an appointment with Dr. Michael Reuter. I hit the jackpot! From that appointment until my release date, Dr. Reuter has been fabulous. Not only did he take excellent care of my foot but he also made sure that I was comfortable and had everything I needed. Of course, I had many, many questions but Dr. Reuter always took the time to answer every one. It was so reassuring to me to know that Dr. Reuter was doing all the worrying and that I could concentrate on healing. Dr. Reuter - thank you for everything even though it doesn't seem enough. Maureen

Don't bother calling, they don't answer their phones. Tried for two hours and never got through to…read morea live person. Had a billing question for their billing dept. and they never answered the phone. You leave a message and they call you back a week later. I finally show up to the office to pay the bill in person and their was no patients in the waiting room and the receptionist still didn't pick up to answer a call. Piss poor! This review does not reflect the care I received from Dr. Lowney, he may want to implement some new office procedures or fire somebody.

I want to start with a full disclosure because I think it's important. I'm a physician in a…read moresurgical subspecialty, but I have never been affiliated with Kent Hospital or any hospital in Rhode Island. I don't have privileges here, I don't work here, and I have no professional connection to the organization whatsoever. My perspective is simply that of a physician whose family member recently became a patient. To say I came away impressed would be an understatement. Like many healthcare professionals, I tend to notice the little things. How efficiently people communicate. Whether nurses seem supported. How quickly diagnostic studies are performed. Whether the physicians appear engaged. Those details often tell you far more about a hospital than any glossy brochure ever could. From the moment my relative arrived, everything moved with remarkable efficiency. The Emergency Department was organized, the staff remained calm despite what appeared to be a busy day, and there was a genuine sense that everyone knew their role. We never felt forgotten, and there was always someone willing to answer questions. If the person we asked didn't have the answer, they found someone who did instead of giving us the runaround. That level of communication is something every hospital should strive for. The nursing staff deserves special recognition. They were attentive, compassionate, and incredibly professional. They balanced kindness with confidence, which is reassuring for both patients and families. The physicians were equally impressive, taking the time to explain their thought process and discuss the plan of care in language everyone could understand. As a physician, I was also struck by how quickly ancillary services were able to turn things around. Diagnostic imaging was performed promptly, laboratory and pathology results were available surprisingly fast, and there never seemed to be unnecessary delays in moving the evaluation forward. That kind of efficiency doesn't happen by accident. It reflects good systems and good leadership. The hospital itself isn't the newest facility you'll ever walk into, but it's clean, well maintained, and clearly cared for. I'd much rather see a hospital invest in excellent people and efficient patient care than marble floors and fancy artwork in the lobby. From environmental services to patient transport, every employee we encountered was courteous and took pride in what they were doing. I also noticed that the Emergency Department appears to be undergoing expansion, and that's genuinely encouraging. Based on what I experienced, this is a hospital worth investing in. Kent has a reputation that some people still associate with years gone by. In my opinion, that reputation no longer reflects reality. Hospitals evolve, leadership changes, and cultures improve. Based on this experience, Kent deserves to be judged on what it is today, not what it may have been years ago. I don't hand out praise lightly, especially when it comes to healthcare. I spend my career inside hospitals, so my expectations are probably higher than most people's. Kent exceeded them. If my family ever needed hospital care again in Rhode Island, I would feel entirely comfortable bringing them here. Outstanding work by everyone involved.

The emergency room is horrible but not based on wait time, but more based on the attitudes of the…read morehospital, workers who chose to do this for a living! Nurse Karina is the worst. i'm not really quite sure why she chose to be a nurse. But she's not very good at it. She's disrespectful, and she has absolutely no patience, and she takes her frustrations out on her patients. i think that nurse karina should find another line of work!