Dr. Frankl is fantastic. She is extremely nice to her patients and really cares about them…read more Unfortunately, she's not taking new patients, but if you're lucky enough to already be one, then you're one of the lucky few Americans to be getting A++ quality care.

She was very thoughtful and ex-Plained situations well. Her NP was also very friendly and kind…read more My only complaint with the practice was that I had a problem that I was very anxious about and she would not return my call. I must add that I rarely, if at all, called her office to talk to her. I think that she should have returned my phone call. I left her practice.

I have tried repeatedly to schedule an appointment with Dr. Parazin, but anyone wanting to see him…read moreMUST be screened by some person named Maria who is impossible to contact. She is never in. She never returns messages. There is no email for her. She cannot be texted. And she is the only way to Dr. Parazin. I have great respect for Dr. Parazin, but nothing but frustration in trying to schedule with him. The place is a sh*t show in a clown car. Maria is simply awful at her job.

This is one of the many office locations they have. But in my opinion is my least desirable. It's…read moredifficult to get to from the Cape and the traffic around this location is terrible. The medical care is the same as the other locations.

I was seen here over a year ago and apparently had a balance that had to be paid. The only…read morecommunication I received from the office about this was a call about 2 weeks ago and when I called the office back the woman on the phone put me on hold and hung up on me. Instead of trying to contact me again they sent my bill to collections.

I've been here a couple of times. the very first time they gave me a topical steroid for what was a…read morestaph infection in my blood and the hospital doctor told me I had about a 30% chance of dying and that the topical steroid made things significantly worse. they don't give sick notes for work so don't waste your time/money/insurance. this place sucks and staff sucks.

Best doctor ever. If I had not found you, I do not know what I would have done. You are ahead of…read moreyour peers and are well read. We need more doctors like you that are willing to stand out and take a risk to educate the public when others will not. I highly recommend this doctors she is amazing and should receive recognition for the wonderful work that she is doing. Excellent physician that cares about her patients and is very knowledgeable about her specialty. She is a leader in her field.

Although she does not take insurance, her rates are actually pretty reasonable compared to other…read moreLLMD's. If you have lyme or coinfections she is worth every penny.

Dr Fallon was thorough and he had a good bedside manner. I was sorry to see him leave to work with…read morethe homeless. If I could have him back as a doctor I would

Dr Fallon is the best doctor I have had in my adult life. I have been going to see him since 2001…read more(I was 26) and he is still my main doctor. Doctor Fallon is a really, really caring person and is a very, very good doctor! His office staff are nice helpful... esp. when your sick and need to see him pronto! During doctor visits and physicals Dr Fallon spends a lot of time talking to you and listening....yes, listening to his patients! haha...no matter how packed his office is everyone gets his 100% attention even when the waiting room is jammed during cold/flu season! It's worth any wait...just in case you were wondering. I don't think he is taking any new patients at this time but since I might be moving back to the west coast soon... I just wanted everyone to know!

My original appt with my PCP was not properly scheduled so I took the first available with Dr…read more Wagner. She was initially friendly. However, she spent most of the session concerned with my BMI (mostly ignoring my poor mental health, the pandemic, and despite acknowledging my active lifestyle including lifting). She relies on outdated science, telling me to not eat eggs because of the cholesterol, even though that has been debunked for several years now. After body shaming me, she THEN asked if I had a history of eating disorders. If you're completely healthy she's probably fine, but overall it was the worst experience I've had at Harvard Vanguard. She is an older doctor, which unfortunately should have been the first sign despite the ethical obligation to remain updated on new science.

I was looking for a female primary doctor who actually care about me and…read moretake time to listen to my health concern for annual check up. I signed up with Dr. Wagner because it is close to my house and I am glad that I did! I went through few primary doctors until I found Dr. Wagner. I don't think I will not change to other primary doctors anymore. Compare to other primary physicians, she really pays attentions to me and I am very please with her kindness. The other day, I had a question about over the counter medication, so I send an email to her and she called me back within 15 min or so after I send an email. It was actually Dr. Wagner who called me back instead of N.P. I thought that was very nice of her and I was glad with her quick response. I also just had my annual check up and she spend good 45min with me and all the exam was done very professionally. She asked many questions about my health. Beside, we also had few personal conversation here and there. I thought that was very nice too. If you are looking for a primary doctor who can be personal, she is the one!

My home base for medical care. I now live on Cape Cod but come up 4-5 times a year as needed…read more Watertown is my hometown and I feel at home there. Great staff - labs on site feel caring

Your primary care team needs to do better. When promised a follow up call, no one will ever call…read more Prescriptions are never sent right the first time. Medical information on my chart has inaccurate info, which is the most concerning. I ask for it to be corrected every time and it never is. I leave every appointment frustrated and taken advantage of. You need to do better.

I went to the ED twice for pain management. I have a very painful illness and I went in with my…read morepain at a 10. They did not hesitate when is came to treating my pain. They even offered to admit me to help get a handle on my pain or transport me to where my surgeon is. I have a surgery scheduled for August. My condition is often ignored by doctors and the pain is not taken seriously, so your suffering. But the doctors and nurses at St. Elizabeth's were compassionate and validated the severity of my illness and worked hard to get me comfortable. I will be returning if I need emergency care. I highly recommend.

The care in the Emergency Room and ICU is great, the staff is kind and compassionate however I…read morecannot say the same for the care in other departments. The nursing staff outside of the ICU is just plain rude... I understand that there are staffing shortages across all hospitals but basic human compassion and kindness went out the window in gen med. On top of all that the hospital is filthy- like incredibly filthy. I don't recommend getting treated here unless it's a life threatening emergency and it's the closest thing around.

This is the first time in my life (at 32) that I've had a PCP that I genuinely could have given 5…read morestars. I'm a fat, queer woman, and I was very nervous about finding a new doctor when I had to for insurance. I found Dr. Haft on a list of LGBT positive providers, and she has been my doctor now for a little over 2 years. Every experience with her and her office has been very good. The office gets back to me quickly when I need to schedule an appointment, the staff is all friendly and professional, general good vibes. A few specific call-outs for others considering the office: - As I mentioned, I am fat. This does not prevent me from getting good care here, and it honestly has at other practices in the past. My weight is clinically discussed when relevant, but I always feel like I'm being viewed as a whole person with many health attributes including my weight. - Preferred names and pronouns were discussed and are confirmed each visit. Language around personal relationships is also neutral and includes various relationship style options and pronouns. This is great. - I've typically had bad experiences with getting blood taken, and have pretty deep veins on my arms. They have been successful here every time, which is unusual for me. - Sometimes the schedule is running behind, but I genuinely don't care. I alot a little extra time for my appointment on my calendar, but what I appreciate is that even if the schedule is running behind, you get full attention and time when you are being seen.

This practice is the best. Rachel Haft has gotten me through numerous difficult times. She is…read morepatient, listens well, and I never feel rushed. The practice is just the right size-- big enough to have good coverage but small enough to feel like you know the staff and you're not on a conveyor belt.

Dr. Chin is ok but not great. He is way too fast when it comes to examining or he just listens to…read morewhat you say and doesn't examine at all... His assistant forgets to get me information to another office/ appointment after Dr. Chin asks her to do it almost every time. Sometimes I cant understand what she just said. He never does follow up appointments. He does seem nice but i just always feel rushed.

This is for the PT section of the Brighton Marine facility…read more Ring Ring Her "Brighton Marine Center" Me "I'd like to make an appt for physical therapy." Her "What is the problem?" Me "I have rotator cuff tendonitis." Her "What part of the body is that?" Me "Uhhh...shoulder..." Her "How do you spell 'rotator'?" Me "Uh..R-O-T-A-T-O-R" Her "How do you spell tendonitis?" Me "It's not really my field so I don't know." Her "Well, I'm just the receptionist." Me *CLICK* Called Joint Ventures and the woman that answered the phone was knowledgeable and very nice. Brighton Marine should hire a receptionist that at least pretends to know what she's doing.