Western Connecticut Medical Group provided anesthesia for two cataract surgeries. That was in…read moreSeptember and it is now May and they still have not even come close to properly billing me. Not only did they not access Medicare coverage but they have not contacted my Medicare Advantage carrier. If they cannot accurately bill I would question the care that they could provide. While I given them a 1 it is only because that is the lowest rating available. Go somewhere else if you get the chance.

Have to wait for my refill for my knee pills, I called my pharmacy they said the doctor has to…read morewrite. A script still waiting in pain. C'mon now they can do better then this..

I saw Dr Khameneh when I started having jaw tremors. He examined me with great care and sent me for…read morea Datscan which confirmed I have Parkinson's disease. I see him in a few weeks. He is very caring and has a great bedside manner.

Since they moved to their new location on #79 Sandpit and were absorbed by Nuvance Health, I think…read moreNuvance has directed them to at least have the appearance of treating patients better. There are stars, flowers, rainbows, and positive words on the walls of the waiting room. That probably helps transfer some positive vibes to the staff. The staff was good with me, the check-out woman seemed to have trouble deciphering her computer screens, but the check-in people were great.

Lisa M Zervas. I won't even give a star to this doctor who was recommended to me for 2 years of…read moreloss of taste and smell for 2 years not from Covid! He gave me the rush job on my first visit as I explained my problem. When I asked a question he would give me very curt answers. He ordered tests of a ct scan of my sinuses and a barium swallow of my throat because I also had trouble swallowing. Had the tests called for the results said he'd call me with the results and never did. The receptionist was the only one who tried to help. Left a voicemail for his nurse never returned my call. After many attempts and complaints the receptionist had an assistant call me and said he sent a script for steroids for my sinus inflammation. I can't take steroids with my other meds and he should have known this. The doctor on call told me not to take it. The following week I had my follow up he said I had sinus issues and gave me a nasal spray to stop the runny nose which actually works. I'll give him that. Said I had reflux. But the worst was he said I might have had a virus not Covid that took away my taste and smell and I would never get it back. No hope. No more tests nothing. Referred me to a gastroenterologist. Well I got a second opinion from an amazing ent who recommended a hospital in Philadelphia who specializes in smell and taste disorders. I'm currently undergoing those tests. If I would have listened to Dr Bard who just dismissed my case I wouldn't have some hope. So if your looking for plastic surgery this is your office. If your looking for hope don't go to Dr Bard. He really doesn't care.

Dr. Bard and his staff are outstanding in every way. They addressed my urgent care (severe active…read morenosebleed) with a clam competency and great skill. I thank them all very much. http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Michael_C_Bard/reviews#ixzz3yK0zMQmX

I called for an appointment with Dr. Bard (who I had seen on previous occasions) based on a…read morerecommendation from my PCP. He said I had a polyp on in inside tip of my nose which should be removed. I specified that when I made my appointment. Dr. Bard told me he had no time to do this tiny procedure and directed me to payment which I told him I wold not do. Rudely, he told me "Yes you will". I called my insurance company and told them not to pay. They acknowledged. I found Dr, Bard to be very rude and I will never visit this ENT office again

Unhygienic Office and Unprofessional Staff -- Avoid at All Costs…read more If you value cleanliness, professionalism, or basic human decency, stay far away from this medical office. The facility was visibly dirty -- floors unswept, dust in patient areas, and exam rooms that looked like they hadn't been appropriately sanitized between visits. In a medical environment, that's unacceptable and borderline dangerous. The staff was rude, dismissive, and clearly uninterested in patient care. I witnessed front desk personnel rolling their eyes at patient questions, ignoring phone calls, and openly complaining about their jobs. Even worse, the owners themselves seemed just as indifferent and combative when concerns were raised--more concerned with defending bad behavior than fixing it. This isn't just a bad experience -- it's a warning sign. A medical office that treats its patients and facility this poorly shouldn't be operating. There are far better, safer options nearby.

My husband is having sever knee pain. They are open 7 days…read morea week and accept walk ins. The care quality experience is good and they can xray and treat pain during the appointment which is so helpful. The office experience was not superior due to them not finding our past records and we had to fill out all new patient paperwork and then they merged the records.

I wish I could give this doctor zero stars. Dr. Henshaw was profoundly unhelpful--I honestly…read morequestion whether he even holds a medical degree. His demeanor was completely disinterested, and he made no real effort to understand the musculoskeletal issues I'm experiencing. He dismissed everything I tried to explain, despite the fact that my cardiologist referred me specifically to an orthopedist for non-cardiac chest pain and related symptoms. I came prepared with a chest CT scan, which he couldn't even open from the disc. After fumbling with the computer, he said he'd "review it in his office"--though I sincerely doubt he ever looked at it. He later reappeared, claimed nothing was wrong, and offered zero explanation, zero treatment options, and zero next steps. This was, without a doubt, the worst medical experience I've ever had. If I were this careless and dismissive with my own work clients, I'd be out of a job. Truly disgraceful. DO BETTER. And for those reading this from abroad: yes, this is what American healthcare often looks like--and we pay absurd amounts for it.

Great so far. I've…read morehad two sessions and am suitably impressed with this provider. The therapy/program is suited to my problem, so I'm going to focus on what I liked about the way the facility is run. 1) Not pertinent for me, but easy to get in to, parking is not a fiasco -- this actually is a major afterthought for most places as they try to put in-group offices together. Instead, PT not requiring a drop off and long walk or not having to navigate a bunch of corridors is a pretty big deal. 2) I've been early both times and this place isn't overbooked. Overbooking is an increasing problem among specialties and there is less and less regard for the patient's time. They're busy here, but it's not slammed or over-crowded. Very big plus. 3) You can miss the turn in here, and even though it's a busy road, it's in a location that you have several choices of directions to come with, it's only a 1-on-1 road with good sized breakdown lanes All of the patients seem to value their time there, and everyone that works there seems to be doing what they want to do. Physical Therapy and recovery are a very personalized experience - that appears to be the top priority at Top Hat. If your injury or problem has been particularly discouraging or draining, this is a really big deal an I recommend them highly.

I have just finished 12 sessions of PT at Hat City. I can not say enough about them. Dr. Day runs…read morea very organized office. The entire staff are all very friendly, caring and highly qualified at what they do. The office is very clean and everything is in its place. I never felt rushed or ignored. I really felt that they take their patients' needs as priority. (I am hopeful that I will not be going back for some time.). But, if I need PT, that's where I would go. Continued success in all you do.

Dr. Sanderson is an outstanding surgeon and clinician. He called me before my appointment to…read morediscuss my mri, and at my appointment explained the procedure I needed. At the surgery, he again went over what was to transpire, and checked on me after in the hospital room, even though he had performed another surgery after mine. While it was extremely difficult to get through to his office, it was worth it to be in his care. Danbury Hospital was also outstanding.

I have been under Dr. Sanderson's care since 2018 for chronic neck and back issues and have been…read moretreated conservatively. The end of last year, I herniated a disc in my lumbar spine and Dr. Sanderson exhausted all other options before he decided that surgery was necessary. The pain in my leg had progressed until I was unable to walk without a cane. Before I was taken into the OR, I told him that I wanted to be one of those people who wake up and are able to say that their leg pain was gone! Thanks to Dr. Sanderson and his amazing staff, I was fortunate enough to be one of those people. The care I received before my surgery, during my hospital stay, and my post-op care have been the best I've ever received! I had my surgery 7 weeks ago and I'm doing great! I also want to include Gina, Katie, Dr. Lebovitz, and the office staff in my thanks! They took great care of me! They all have my gratitude and I highly recommend Dr. Sanderson and the staff at Elite Brain & Spine! 5 Stars for sure!

Dr Stacey June is an excellent doctor! She has a wonderful bedside manner. She took care of…read more removing a squamous cancer site very efficiently, stitching it closed afterwards. I wasn't expecting her to do the procedure but I was pleasantly surprised that she did. She even asked what music I would like to listen to. Making the visit undoubtedly pleasant. Thank you for your very kind attention to this issue.

Dr June ruined my sister ear and now she is depressed and self conscious. My sister got a keloid…read moreremoval surgery at Advanced Specialty Care. After the office said they would reconstruct her ear, her earlobe was completely gone after the surgery. they didn't try to save her earlobe or reconstruct it. They did such a horrible job that the keloid grew worse than it was before. She is in constant pain from the keloid. The keloid was originally behind her earlobe and not too noticeable, but now it's all you can see since Dr June cut off the earlobe. She is supposed to be a plastic surgeon but did a mediocre surgery that any general surgeon could even do better. These pictures are how she cut my sister earlobe off, and how a bigger keloid grew after.