It was not explained to me during my office visit that each treated area of the body would be…read morebilled as a separate line item. My bill reflects three distinct "Destruction of Lesion" charges, despite the fact that twelve freeze applications were performed as part of a single treatment session. Treating lesions a few inches apart should not result in multiple separate invoice lines. I was charged $1,241.00 for this office visit, which seems excessive. Finally, a biopsy was performed on the same lesion type that was treated multiple times during the same visit. This procedure appears unnecessary under these circumstances and gives the impression that it was conducted primarily to generate additional charges.

I saw dr Jose Peraza, and he examined me and told me that I needed to see the infectious disease…read moreand he was sending a referral welcome to find out. He sent it to another dermatologist that I read the reviews on him and everything he has no experience in what I'm dealing with which is a parasite. I don't understand why he told me. He was sending me to infectious disease and he didn't because that's what I've been trying to get to see and they're just giving me the runaround. I saw a nurse practitioner a couple years ago. She did not examine me. She didn't do anything she put down. I was delusional how all these people all these doctors are reading my record and thinking that I'm delusional and they don't listen to what I had to say but Dr. Price did so I thought maybe I was getting somewhere, but obviously not which is very disappointing because this is ruined my life.

, Dr. Catherine and her husband, Dr. Jahangir, use dental materials that seem to be low‑quality…read more They told me the materials were from here, but it appeared they were inexpensive products brought from Iran. If you care about high‑quality materials, I would not recommend this clinic."

My dentist retired and my records were transferred to Greater Falls Dentistry. Here I had a very…read moredisappointing experience at this dental office. The two women at the reception desk showed no regard for HIPAA regulations. When I arrived for my 10 AM appointment for my tooth extraction, the receptionist loudly announced, "You are here for your extraction of tooth #7," which was overheard by everyone in the lobby. This lack of privacy was extremely embarrassing. The situation worsened when I had to do an impression for my flipper. The staff reclined the chair down instead of sitting up, which caused me to gag. When I started to choke, the assistant yelled at me to lift my legs. This unprofessional behavior left me traumatized. To make matters worse, when I returned to pick up my flipper, the receptionists repeated their loud and intrusive behavior, announcing my presence and the reason for my visit to everyone in the lobby. The flipper itself was of poor quality, looking like it came out of a bubble gum machine, despite costing nearly $1,000. While the dentist was decent and the extraction itself went smoothly, the overall experience was marred by the unprofessional and disrespectful behavior of the front desk staff, the staff who did the impression and the poor quality of the "flipper." I would not recommend this office to anyone seeking respectful, quality and private dental care.

Since late May, I have been hospitalized three times: first at Bridgeport Hospital in Bridgeport,…read moreCT, then at Middlesex Hospital in Middletown, CT, and now at Valley Regional Hospital in Claremont, New Hampshire. I was admitted this morning after an ambulance transport to their ER. I was initially surprised by their three-star rating and couldn't understand the reason. This is my second encounter with this Claremont hospital. Several years ago, I visited their ER due to a kidney stone; their care was outstanding, and I vowed to return if needed. Yesterday, I was treated for a hematoma in my left thigh on the ER floor, similar to treatment I previously received at the VA hospital in White River Junction. As my condition worsened, I was transported by ambulance to the nearest ER, which turned out to be here at Valley Regional--the staff were professional, attentive, and compassionate. In particular, Jeffrey, the paramedic on duty, provided remarkable care, exemplifying excellent emergency services. After tests, I was admitted this morning and met Kathy, the floor nurse, to be equally genuine, a true empathy with the perfect bedside manner personality, and skill level that made my stay exceptional. Not all the hospital beds I've had to sleep in over the past two months have been this comfortable. This room and VRH was private and calming. I'm not sure how people aren't experiencing the same relief I am, as everyone here has been exceptional.

There is reason to believe why this is referred to as Death Valley. While they do have some good…read moreemployees and providers, the behavioral health "team" is a disgrace to the community in every way. They lie to patients, violate patients rights and continually feel that they are always right. There is no dignity or respects especially from Ms. Stillman who claims a background that she is surely not able to back up with any sense of patient dignity. If you have a psych emergency, go anywhere but here to your will be held without you will for no reason and with no follow up.

Appointments are always on time, staff is friendly and knowledgeable and care I received is…read moreaffordable. I like how he is willing to work with you on payment options, to make it more manageable. I have had an amazing experience and nothing beats a perfect smile!

Over 8 years later, I am finally writing a review. Please understand that I am not the kind of…read moreperson to bash others in reviews over small meaningless offenses. In fact, this is the only negative review I have ever made online, but I feel like my experience matters and I don't want anyone else to have to go through what I did. I am also one of the many patients who saw Dr Sal due to him being the only orthodontist around who accepted Medicaid. As a young 15-year old girl who was very insecure about her smile, I was so excited to have this opportunity to get braces. However, the excitement eventually turned into tears and I would leave over 50% of my orthodontic appointments crying in my car in the parking lot out of pure hurt and frustration. Dr. Sals techs were rough and rude, they worked on my teeth like they were under the hood of a car and not in the mouth of a human being. I did not receive adequate individualized attention from Dr. Sal and he would interrupt me when I politely expressed my concerns. He even walked away mid-sentence a couple times as he was in a super rush to see the other 3 patients that were all lined up in the chairs (in the same room). He made me and my mother feel insignificant, emasculated and unimportant. I am an overachiever and a perfectionist. I took very good care of my teeth and I did everything that Dr. Sal asked me to. He said I would have braces for about 2 years and after 4 years of braces my teeth were in worse condition than when I started. I began with a small overbite and some crowding of teeth, and near the end of the 4 years (although my teeth got straighter) my bite had gotten so bad that my top molars and second bicuspids would not even touch the bottom ones which made chewing food very uncomfortable. At this point I was 19 years old and engaged to be married in a couple months. I knew I needed a second opinion so I went to another orthodontist for a consult. What a breath of fresh air to speak with someone who showed so much care for me! This new orthodontist said that I needed one or 2 teeth pulled on the bottom and that if I were to switch to him it would probably take about 18 months to correct my bite. (When I had suggested getting a tooth pulled from my bottom teeth to Dr. Sal he said, "You should never ever pull a tooth unless it is absolutely necessary!" In my case it was necessary but he refused.) We didn't have the money at the time to make the switch to this new orthodontist, but I knew I couldn't see Dr. Sal anymore. He had taken a small overbite with a couple crooked teeth and turned my cosmetic issues into medical issues. So I had Dr. Sal remove my braces and I left his practice. Now 8 years later (26 years old) I finally have the money to correct the damage that was done during (and after) my time at Dr. Fred Salvatoriellos office. My teeth have moved into a cross-bite (in an attempt to allow my molars to touch when biting) and I am experiencing jaw pain, but I am now seeing the same orthodontist that I went to for a second opinion when I was 19 years old and I couldn't be happier with his expertise and kindness.

Had an appointment today at 1:30 and was called in right away , everyone was polite and answered…read moreall my needs. all my concerns were met and i got done with my visit in a timely manner .

My husband and I are both patients at this office and we decided to move our daughter's care here…read moreas well to use an office closer to home. Her first at this office was her four year old well child exam and we were a little nervous knowing she'd need to receive vaccines at this visit and didn't want her first experience here to be a bad/painful one. However, we had nothing to worry about because Suzanne is literally the greatest nurse to exist. While our daughter's entire exam went well Suzanne truly won the award. I believe her ability to administer injections is unmatched. Her and the other nurse (phlebotomist, I think) working with her were so quick and did such a good job being distracting that our daughter didn't even have time to register that there was any pain at all. I never thought I'd see the day that we'd go to an appointment requiring shots and not leave the office in tears but trust me when I say it is possible! Everyone we encountered in the appointment was friendly and professional. I absolutely recommend this office. Thank you, Suzanne, for being so incredible!

I really love and trust this small hospital. I believe and know they provide good care and…read morepersonalized service. They are now part of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Alliance so they can provide additional services that they once could not. My parents still come here when they have too. They are not big on Doctors, but will come when forced. Have have an ER, urgent care, and clinic. They also have an Long term care skilled rehab center on site as well an professional building that house many specialists. I spent the night here once when I was five years old or so. I swallowed a penny (I was very orally fixated) and it got stuck in my throat. I had to have surgery and then I pooped it out about 2 weeks later. Nice!

I can't speak highly enough about the wonderful nurses and docs in the emergency department at Mt…read moreAscutney Hospital. I've been there twice recently for migraine treatment. Both times they took away the pain (without heavy duty pain killers) quickly. And I didn't have to wait for hours in the waiting room like I would have at that other hospital in Lebanon.

Excellent care, friendly helpful staff. Joshua Toll M.D., excellent care…read more I've been to many doctors at my age, and find the care excellent. They have no problem referring you to someone else. I can't say that about DHMC in Lebanon, NH.

This practice as of 2019 employs Michelle Cutler NP. She gave me 4 kalonapin out of her personal…read moreresidence when she was employed by Keady family practice in a plastic baggy on a Stevens High School PTA night where we ate chicken and watched a patriots game. I asked how she obtained the medication and she told me "the providers prescribed them for each other." When I reported the behavior and the pills to the medical board both the practice and Michelle Cutler lied and denied the behavior. I still have the zip lock baggy and four pills. I have not touched the pills inside so I can assume any forensic evidence on the pills inside would not be mine. She and I have touched the outside and inside of the baggie. What kills me most is the emotional damage it has done to my teen son. He is friends with her son. My son thinks I am a liar as well. I am an emotional hostage. Sure. Turn over the evidence and prove myself not a liar. My son is still mad. Stay quiet my son is still mad and continues to think I am a liar. You employ a liar who has no regard to the feelings of families and children. Only her own. She engaged in unethical practice of Inter provider prescription of a controlled substance at a previous employer (her words). She gave controlled substances unauthorized to a civilian and then denied it when confronted in a legal manner causing emotion harm to a patient and a minor causing estrangement and damage. This is who you employ. A CYA "care provider". To the public be careful in your selection. This was my "friend" who though she was "helping" a friend with PTSD rather than working with her therapist and giving her a proper course of medications that was recommended. Which was within her power to do, which she would "not" do because we were friends. She would not treat me properly in her office due to to "ethics". But she did slip me four pity pills that were unethically prescribed to her and then lie when confronted. And at a cost to children. A severe lack of empathy towards mental health is shown here. More training is needed. She told me.....she just couldnt help me. Even though I was a patient at her patient farm practice. And she took my money and insurance. Visit after visit. Stay away. Be leery. Very leery. This NP will hurt you. Drain your bank account with appointments while getting proper meds for herself. Patient farmer, lier, manipulater of children. Be careful.

Outstanding staff! Thanks to Dr. Bara who took care of me in an emergency situation when I broke my…read moretooth. They went above and beyond. Very caring! Highly recommend this practice! Craig

I was a patient with this practice for several years and was happy with the care I received. Then…read moreCOVID hit. Shortly after COVID my husband was injured on duty. The next few years were filled with specialists visits, following ambulances to the ER, watching my husband life flighted into the trauma center, ect. There wasn't any time for dental visits. Recently, I lost my husband. He did not survive his injuries. On Feb. 21, 2024 I called Bara Dental for an appointment because, on top of everything, else I had just broken a tooth. They advised since it had been a few years since I had been seen, they would have to establish me as a new patient. No appointment until June. I shared about my husband, apparently that and my situation with a new injury didn't matter to them. They wouldn't budge. I also had to endure them justifying this abusive and negligent treatment as they made false claims that I cancelled appointments and was never happy there anyway. Then I was hung up on. One could reason that if I had not been happy with their past service I wouldn't have stayed with that practice. I would have found another dentist. I called a new dentist and explained my situation. They got me in right away.