Ok, I would have given 5 stars, but have been frustrated by the long wait at times....that said,…read morethrough 2 pregnancies I have witnessed patients arrive LATE and still be accommodated. I would find it hard to believe that this doesn't impact the wait time for those of us who arrive on time. The practice really ought to address that. I mean, I have never been to a doctor that had anything less than a 15-20 minute wait. On one or two occasions I waited much longer than that and was peeved, but us pregnant gals to tend to be a little less patient to begin with. As far as cleanliness, I have never experienced the filth mentioned by at least one other reviewer. In fact, it has always been very clean. The practice has undergone at least 2 renovations in the time I have been going to them. The ONLY time I saw "black handprints" was when the new floors were being laid and the HALLWAY walls had handprints, from the CONTRACTORS. Dr. Llewellyn and her assistant Gail have always been very attentive and caring. I have been with them for 7 years, through two pregnancies and c-sections and now I will continue to stay with them with my current pregnancy. In fact, after my first, I moved an hour away and STILL stayed with them. THAT'S how strongly I feel about my experiences with the practice and Sturdy Memorial. I have complete trust in and respect for the medical care provided by the doctors at the practice. (Exept "Dr. MumblyOldMan", as one reviewer described who could only be Dr. Shroff) He is decidedly "old school" and his assumption that my weight gain was due to "too many sweets" was offensive. I laughed it off with the ultrasound tech, who informed me that Dr. Shroff (thick in the middle himself!) has a rather large sweet tooth. As far as the receptionists go, I have never been dissatisfied with their personalities whatsoever...upstairs OR downstairs...and I can only assume that the fishy smell described by another reviewer was perhaps left over from someone's lunch. Wow - this review is certainly longer than I intended, but when I went to look up their hours this morning I was SHOCKED to see a 2 star Yelp rating a few results down on the page. I don't think this place is getting a fair rating.

Physicians here don't care. Needed renewed meds that I take…read moredaily, Doctor refused to perscribe in lieu of my primary care being on mat leave. Find ANYWHERE else to go...

The receptionist was SO rude right off the bat (for no reason). I was so put off by her attitude…read morethat I didn't even make an appointment there and am going to Dr McLaughlin in Attleboro instead. Their receptionist was friendly and got me in quickly. Stay away from this place!

He was located in Attleboro for years! I am so glad I found he'd moved to a new location and was…read morestill taking g patients. He is a great doctor who provides excellent foot care! I highly recommend him.

Very Caring, Competent and Knowledgeable Dr, Also very personable and conscientious! I was taken…read moreright into the exam room, as soon as I arrived. Excellent procedure (surgical removal of nerve root to prevent regrowth of any future ingrown toenails.) After some painful procedures in the past with other podiatrists and some with other medical disciplines, I certainly appreciated a procedure not only well done, but competently completed with no pain at all. Very friendly and helpful staff.

My husband has been a patient of Dr. Todani for almost six years and has received excellent care…read more But, be sure to allow plenty of time for your appointment because they are never on time and we have been kept waiting 30-45 minutes at a time. I was referred by my Optometrist to Dr. Ahmed (an associate of Dr. Todani) and ultimately scheduled laser surgery to treat glaucoma. My exam with Dr. Ahmed was on June 4 and the laser surgery was scheduled for August 13 and 27 (one eye at a time). However, I was not given a time for the surgery and was told they would contact me. Also, as I was checking out on June 4th, I asked about obtaining pre-authorization from my health insurance. I was told that I had to do that myself. I called my insurance provider and was told I needed the code for the procedure. I called the office and left a message for their billing manager to get the code and never received a call back. Then, on July 9th, my husband had another appointment with Dr. Todani so while we were there, I checked with the front desk about the code. I was told that they handle pre-authorization and I don't have to worry about it. My first surgery appointment is in 8 days and since I still don't know what time the appointment will be, I called and asked them. I was told that they schedule the appointments two days in advance. I let the front desk person know that two days in advance is not sufficient notice for me since I work full-time and need to make arrangements. She said that her manager makes the schedule so I asked to speak with her manager. Turns out the manager is on vacation for the whole month! Given that, I asked how the manager was going to let me know two days in advance of my appointment NEXT WEEK what time my appointment is scheduled for, and I was told that the manager would take care of it remotely. So, I asked the front desk person to please send an email to the manager and let her know that I need to know sooner than two days before the procedure what time the procedure will be. That's when I was told that the manager is in India so the response will be delayed. I was really tempted to cancel the whole thing and find another doctor but then the office called back and let me know what time my procedure is next week and in three weeks.

I was switched to this office after they took over Sturdy Eye Associates. Gave them the benefit of…read morethe doubt, since I knew nothing about them. At my first appointment, I show up to them telling me I didn't have an appointment that day and I needed to come back on the day they had in the system. I demanded to be seen because (1) I had proof my appointment was supposed to be that day and (2) I needed a new contact prescription. After being told that they could make space for me with another doctor, I had presented my BCBS card and asked the receptionist if they took Davis vision, which they said they did. When the eye doctor takes me in, they realize they canceled the wrong Katelyn on the schedule for the day. No apologies for making it seem like it was my fault, which was rather irritating. Get my prescription, check out and go about my business. Fast forward a few weeks, and I get an outrageous bill from them (I had paid my copay and the contact lens fee on the day of my appointment). I call both of my insurances and come to find out, they don't accept Davis vision and cannot bill BCBS. I call the office and leave a message because I was lied to again and made to look like the issue. Get a call back from the office, told that they have never taken my insurances, and then proceed to tell me that their staff would never say they accept David vision. When I tell them that someone on their staff did, they would not accept my truth, basically called me a liar, and did not say anything about touching base with their staff about what happened. They will be getting their bill paid eventually, but never have I ever been accused of lying so so many times by a doctor. I hope this gets addressed with their staff and that if this happens to another patient, the person in charge is made aware that their staff are liars and make patients feel like idiots. I would like an actual apology but know I will never get one because they can't admit they were wrong. Never again will I go here and I will never recommend them to anyone.

I have been going to Dr. Welt for 2 years. He is a very competent chiropractor. Unlike other…read morechiropractors I have tried, a good deal of his practice is focused on soft tissue techniques (versus manipulations). As my injuries are usually ligament strains and tears from active use, as well as occasional back issues, he focuses on soft tissue remedies like pressure release and Gaston Technique. I just experienced a tear in ligament in my ankle and he was able to push the bands back into place to promote the ligament to reattach, promoting a speedy recovery. I only wish I had known about his skills years ago when I experienced permanent nerve damage following a disc herniation. Rather than just sitting around waiting for surgery, I could have gone to him immediately so he could at least reduce the severity of the problem. His practice also includes some of the New England Patriots - check out his website.

Took 20mins just to be put into a room. Dr was not very good. The whole place is slow slow slow.read more

He is highly experienced and will solve your problems. He did my ear surgery and my hearing was…read morefixed, he also correctly identified allergies and gave me the correct medication. His staff specially at Plainville is bad( 0 stars) but he is great. If the staff behavior is important then definitely go to another place. Also he is very busy so definitely gives you less time. Go for a younger doctor with less patients who can give you much more time. Dr Dhingra is more like a specialist.

The staff at Cedars are simply amazing…read more I absolutely hate going to the dentist, my fear and anxiety are through the roof. They were experts at being very gentle and knew exactly how to calm my nerves. Highly recommended!

I have nothing but good things to say about cedars family dental! The staff is extremely comforting…read moreand friendly and the atmosphere of the office is welcoming (not to mention easy to find and conveniently located on rt. 1)! The women at the front desk are very pleasant and helpful. I see the hygienist Paula for cleanings and she is wonderful- very personable and makes every visit pleasant. The entire team of women, including the dentist, are all fabulous! I highly recommend cedars family dental - to any one of any age!

After working with so many dental professionals all my life, I finally met Dr Naiman Arkady…read moreprobably around 4 years ago. Since then I have never had to look for any other dentist ever. He is absolutely amazing at his work. He is perfectionist. It takes a little while to get comfortable with his accent, although the supportive staff always do a fab job in making you comfortable. I got two front teeth implants done with him and it was a perfectly done. Its been 2 years since i got the implants and they are holding up so well. People dont even notice that i have had implants. They look real, work like real teeth. I'd highly recommend Dr Naiman to anyone who is looking for a perfectionist to get the dental work done.

I had to find a new dentist because my dentist of 30 years does not take Medicare. I lived in…read moreNorton but moved to Plainville and had to find a dentist that would take Mass health. I found Dr Naiman. I went in everyone was very helpful and pleasant. Had my teeth cleaned and a filling. I was shocked at the price it was so much lower than what I was paying in Norton. Great job . I went back today to have a crown put on looks great. No pain. Thank you for a great experience.

I saw Dr Ralph Philosophe my first pregnancy. His nurse started pushing me for unnecessary…read moreultrasound at a different facility saying I was high risk pregnancy and they did not have the required technology for the ultrasound. When my insurance refused to cover the facility they recommended, they told me I did not need it anymore. When I wanted to switch to a different hospital equipped to handle the high-risk cases like me, he insisted that I was lowest risk pregnancy. I needed a medical certificate for FMLA leaves. He would not give it unless I got baby delivered by him. He sent a fax to my claim evaluator saying he cannot provide a medical certificate until the baby is born. I have never seen such an unprofessional doctor. He did not care about me. He just wanted to make money no matter the cost to me.

Two years ago I was pregnant and called Dr. Philisophe's office to speak to Ms. Renaghan, who knew…read moreI was pregnant. I was spotting, cramping and almost passed out. She said I was "probably fine" Ms. Reneghan assured me it was gas pain that could be "excrutiating" . BUT if the blood turned red to get to the ER. Then, she was worried enough to change my ultra sound appointment, but not worried enough to see me on a Friday at 3:30. The blood never turned red. I spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday thinking I had really bad gas pains. However, when my husband took me to the ER on Monday morning at 2AM, I was told my fallopian tube had ruptured and I had been bleeding internally ALL weekend. They told me if I had waited til my appointment with Ms. Reneghan I would have died. My blood pressure was 80/40. They performed major surgery on me immediately. I lost over a liter of blood when they cut me open, I was such a mess they couldn't even be sure where the pregnancy went. I was given 3 blood transfusions and a shot of methatrexylate (used for chemo) because they needed to be sure the pregnancy was gone. I lost my right tube and spent 5 days in the hospital. My sister called Dr. Philisophe's office to a.)cancel my appointment and b.) let them know what had happened. I never heard from them until I sent a registered letter 6wks later, to which Dr Philosophe called and apologized stating he "had no idea" what had happened to me, and he was very upset. While I don't blame him personally, I can't imagine him not knowing what his nurse practitioner is doing in his office. I filed a complaint with the board of medicine. The Board did not take disciplinary action but they kept the complaint on file. You have to call to get information on any complaints, most people probably won't so I am posting this in hopes that it doesn't happen to anyone else. Needless to say, I have a new doctor. If I had just been seen on Friday when I called, my situation would not have been so dire.