Great place! They do good work. Old school Japanese medicine too. Fine family owned business in…read morethe valley.

I was so pleased with my experience at The People's Acupuncture Clinic Inc. Ben and Masako are…read moreincredibly knowledgeable and truly care about the health of their clients!

This clinic provides amazing, high quality healthcare. The staff was friendly and knowledgable, the…read morewait time was very short, and Dr. Smith was extremely attentive and listened to all of my questions and concerns.

I am not from Vermont and arrives with a semi surprise pregnancy. I needed to find a OB quickly. I…read moreresearched for one and Four Seasons Midwifery came up. I'm so glad I went there! The care is excellent! Their staff is very professional and eager to answer all my questions. I would highly recommend this OBGYN to everyone needing care.

Fantastic visit. In severe back pain all week. Finally decided to have it looked at. Dr. Made an…read moreadjustment and felt better immediately.

Dr. Little is a great guy, very down to earth, and he gets a five star rating from me because he…read morestayed open late to fix my fiancée's back, and he only had to fix it once because he did it right the first time. If I ever need anything chiropractic I will absolutely go to Dr. Little.

My open letter to DFM:…read more To Any and All Concerned Parties at Deerfield Family Medicine, Cooley Dickinson, or Mass General, I'm reaching out today to offer my perspective as one of your patients' partner. My partner, (redacted), has been suffering from some sort of respiratory illness for the past two weeks, as have our two year-old son and I. Specifically, I'd like to focus our struggle to get Megan a new inhaler for her underlying asthma, which greatly exacerbates her illness. The low point in this situation for me was the 24 hours in which I tried desperately and unsuccessfully to comfort and distract our son while his mother repeatedly wheezed herself crosseyed and blue, and coughed until she threw up. He thought she was dying like our family pet did a few months ago. Imagine a terrified toddler asking you over and over, "Mama die? Mama die?" For that, you will forever hold a very dark place in my heart. It seems unnecessary to put my family through that when all we needed was for DFM to place a call to the pharmacy and order an inhaler to replace the one she used up more quickly than expected during her illness. Even more unnecessary, and adding insult to injury, was your receptionist becoming angry and rude when Megan was struggling to speak clearly because she was short of breath during one of the many times she called and waited patiently through 10+ minute holds to try to straighten out the situation. Please convey our sincere apologies to this receptionist who Megan so deeply offended. Perhaps everyone at DFM who failed to get Megan an inhaler should also apologize to the receptionist for her lack of volume. Maybe we can all pitch in and buy her some cupcakes as a token of our regret for being an annoyance. Fortunately, Megan was able to make an appointment with Health Services at Mount Holyoke College where she is a student after we gave up entirely on DFM. They saw her immediately and put her on a nebulizer the moment they saw how badly she was struggling to breathe, and prescribed a steroid-plus-albuterol inhaler in addition to her regular inhaler. They called it in to the pharmacy immediately, and she had her medications in hand within 20 minutes. Apparently it's not impossible to get someone urgently-needed medication for an acute condition in a reasonable timeframe. As I write this, it has been roughly 48 hours since we started trying to get the rescue inhaler from DFM, and the pharmacy still hasn't received the script. As far as DFM knows, she's still struggling for breath. I'll be interested to see when, if ever, we get a call from the pharmacy to tell us the no-longer-needed prescription is ready. I'm sure you have reasons/excuses for this massive failure. I don't care. Figure it out and do better, or close the practice. Be aware that this is an open letter, which I will distribute as widely as possible, both to the public and the administration of Cooley Dickinson and Mass General. My goal is to cause at least one person at Deerfield Family Medicine to lose their job. Sincerely, Bryan W. Dolan

First off. This Bryan D. from "Greenfield town" Is off his rocker…read more I have been going to this practice for a number of years. I have never . ever had anything like he had written. Number two Bryan should have taken his "partner" to the ER if she could not breathe. Very silly post because any receptionist would have identified someone struggling to breathe immediately. I myself am reaching out today to say that I am not believing your story. Looking at your past post I see a habit you have of posting bad reviews. Now Bryan I wonder why you feel the need to embellish facts. If you need to speak with a specialist about you actions I recommend going to Cooley er and maybe they can help you. Unless of course you feel the need to put them down also. This practice has never let me down. Ever.

Dr. Peterson is AWESOME. I have been seeing Dr. Peterson for a little over year. I see her…read moreconsistently. Her and her staff are really friendly and work to get you your best care.

I have had Brattleboro OB-GYN as my doctors for all three of my children. I ended up having three…read morec-sections but they never pushed me to do anything I felt uncomfortable with. They left it up to me whether or not I wanted to try for a VBAC, they are very supportive of whatever choices you make. They did seem to try to push the genetic testing with my third daughter but since I was low risk I decided it wasn't a big deal, especially since I had trouble with my insurance. They worked with me as much as possible until I got it sorted out, changed my appointments and sonogram date so I didn't have to pay out of pocket while I was waiting on the insurance to go through. They're always professional, no matter what type of embarrassing stuff would come up they always put me at ease. They let me bring my two older daughters in to appointments to listen to the heartbeat and talk about the baby. They're really amazing and so nice. Never try to push you out of your comfort zone,

The practice to go to if you are having a baby in Brattleboro. They were very supportive of my VBAC…read morewishes, were wonderful to talk to and never made me feel rushed at my appointments. They visited me often at the hospital after the birth. Wonderful experience, much better than my previous experience at the other OB/GYN practice in Brattleboro.

I was referred to Dr Rioux because my eye doctor was concerned about glaucoma (in my late 30s). My…read moreeye doctor said I had low pressure, but Rioux and her assistant said the pressure was high (without a thorough exam). I was told drops or surgery were my only options. I wasn't comfortable with the entire experience - including the always full mini waiting room in a spare exam room. No sooner would one patient go in, two more would appear. I left feeling bullied (by Rioux's assistant) and questioning their diagnosis. I got a second opinion from another eye doctor - no glaucoma and normal pressure. Rioux and her team seemed more interested in seeing how much money they could make off my insurance company and I and they had very little concern for my eyes. I'm so grateful I refused the unnecessary drops and surgery!! I would NEVER let Rioux near my eyes again.

I was referred to Dr. Rioux at least 5 years ago for Glaucoma treatment. I am a rather technically…read moreminded and annoying patient. Dr. Rioux has always graciously explained any of my detailed questions to my personal satisfaction. My Glaucoma has required a mixed strategy over these years and my condition is now well controlled. Her regular examinations not only monitor my Glaucoma, but also watch for my hereditary possibility of macular degeneration, as well as any sign of diabetes. Dr. Rioux also performs surgeries in Springfield and staffs a number of Connecticut Valley clinics, besides Greenfield. If she is just out to make money, she'd never have the time to spend any of it! The major part of her waking life seems to be dedicated to her patients. I am 65 now, and am headed for cataract surgery, with her. I have absolute faith in her ability and look forward to being able to see correctly, again.