With the takeover off CMC by HCA in 2025, all services at this location were closed at the end of…read moreOctober 2025. Granite State Internal Medicine, the Pediatrics office, and CMC Outpatient lab at this location are now all closed.

Welcoming.. doctors listened and spoke directly as to what test would be recommended to take and…read moreget current info. No assumptions just get the facts. Advised options for next steps... choices. Treated as an adult not as a kid. Paperwork is killing me to get it changed to this office. But that's insurance these days.

I really know what to say. I just she's a doctor and I feel confident with her care. She never…read moresteered me wrong

this place cares about there patients wholeheartedly i'm blessed to be apart of this amazing group…read moreof doctors

Given how difficult it is to find a really great primary care physician, I'm surprised that there…read morearen't more reviews of them here. Five years ago I got my first grownup job in this area, and was presented with the enormous task of picking a new doctor. I had very little help as most of my friends were mostly accustomed to student health services, the essential but terrible health care of grad. students in any local university. Being unceremoniously presented with a phone book sized listing of providers from Blue Cross & Blue Shield provided nothing in the way of actual assistance in making a decision. I didn't choose Dr. Holt exactly randomly, but my criteria wasn't exactly scientific. I looked for listings that were: close to my apartment at the time, female, fairly young and with an American sounding name. In short somebody who I felt I could relate to and would feel comfortable asking questions of. I was more than willing to try multiple doctors until I found one that I could be comfortable with. As it turned out I didn't have to. I hit the jackpot on my first try with Dr. Holt. Dr. Holt is extremely thorough, taking actual time to have a conversation with me about medical concerns and also about general lifestyle choices. As a fairly healthy person I generally see her only 1-2 times a year, but she always appears to remember the conversations that we've had on previous visits. Her warmth and genuineness match the knowledge and skill she brings to her profession. Also, I don't want to over-share, but the ladies out there will understand the difficulty in finding a PCP who is willing to perform basic GYN care. Dr. Holt does both, and I love not having to keep two separate annual checkups. There's also a lab center on site. So convenient! I've had pretty good results in getting 'sick' appointment, never having to wait for more than 48 hours. However, I debated taking this review down a star because of how long it takes to make appointments for physicals or routine checkups. (Sometimes up to a month.) In the end I decided that all of the positives FAR outweigh this one minor issue.

I've been a patient of Dr Holt's for over 15 years now. I dread the day she retires and have to…read morefind a new primary care doctor, although that shouldn't be anytime soon! I hear stories about primary care doctors that rush, are impersonal, and don't leave the patient feeling like they matter. Dr. Holt couldn't be more opposite. She remembers all the details of not only my medical history, but my personal life as well. She listens to my concerns and creates treatment plans to address them. Three of my friends have become patients and rave about her too. If you can get in to see her, do it.

I have been a patient of Dr. Lundquist's for half a year now. I cannot say enough about his…read moredemeanor and skills. He is the doctor we all want, experienced, knowledgable, respectful and concerned. He listens and does not make you feel as though you are tying up his time, preventing him from getting to the next patient. In this day and age of money printing physician practices and hospitals, Peter Lundquist brings you back to the older days when a physician actual took care of you as a patient and a person not a number...

I am a patient at Exeter Internal on Hampton Rd. I see Dr Ordinario. She is a caring and…read moreintelligent physician. I am able to ask her questions and she always has the latest information available. i trust her and I feel she cares about my well being. Dr Ordinario explains any testing I need and spends enough tine with me. I don't ever feel like she is rushing to get to the next appointment. I am hoping she will be my doctor for the rest of my life.

Always excellent care under Dr Richards and his team! No problem with refill meds! And get a call…read morefrom his team asking how I am doing! They are the best!

One of their doctors is a hack. I complained about the standard of care my wife was receiving. At…read morethat time, she had double pneumonia, her CHF was acting up and was pretty sick. Anne said on a Thursday to just rest and she'd see my wife that following Monday. That Saturday she was rushed to the ED and admitted until Monday. When I did call and complain about her lack of concern or her refusal to call in an antibiotic until that Monday they acting all sorry. Complete bullshi* Originally they said that she could switch Drs. Before she had a chance to look up the other Drs they mailed out a letter saying they'll no longer be caring for my wife and sent her the consent to release information forms when she finds a new Dr. So she has CHF, still has pneumonia and is extremely weak still and they cut her lose. Don't go to them if you care about your loved ones. If my wife listened to Anne and waited until Monday to see her, she would have had a heart attack drowning in her own fluids. Unethical, unprofessional and absolutely no compassion. Shame on those rotten people

Dr. Raymond T King. Is one of few Doctor's that listen to his patients. Dr Raymond T King. Was my…read moreGrandfather's and My Mom's Dr.Raymond King was also my Doctor. Till my career relocated me to the west coast.

Referred by a friend. Two doctors, King and Yager. Got Yager because he had an opening…read more Thorough, takes his time explaining your ailment. Took my insurance. Last time I saw a doctor was in a walk-in clinic. Very cold and impersonal. This was way better. I was able to make an appt as a new patient for the next week after I called. Try THAT somewhere else.

Dr Ficht responsive and a good diagnostician. His office staff are welcoming and friendly. We have…read morebeen patients for over 10 years and appreciate his availability; he takes the time to,listen and provide good medical suggestions. He called us after my wife's recent hip surgery to inquire about the surgery and her recuperation. If you are looking for a quality and experienced physician, he is your go-to provider.

I am a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner who just finished my second annual physical with Melissa…read moreMaloney, NP. Both office visits were the most relaxed, thorough and comprehensive physical exams I've ever received. Dr. Kay Ficht is, in my professional opinion, the best internist in the Newburyport area....and apparently North Shore Magazine agrees. What a combo ! His entire staff is amazing. So glad I'm under their care.

Dr. Zuser is a top-notch physician. She has consistently demonstrated passion, care, and…read moreunderstanding in addressing sicknesses, diseases, and other health issues, and other problems presented to her. Her diagnoses have always been meticulous and thorough throughout her career. She is an exceptionally intelligent, knowledgeable, and pleasant individual. Dr. Zuser provides medical care to many members of my family, numerous relatives, and several friends. She serves as the primary physician for many acquaintances, all of whom speak highly of her

I had this doctor but unfortunately she put me on a medicine that wasn't even appropriate for my…read morecondition and I've been told by a Boston doctor that I will be paying for her mistake for a while.

Physical... right?…read more DO NOT talk to your doctor. Apparently every question now comes with its own price tag. Even DURING your annual physical. There's literally a note on the wall warning patients that if you ask your doctor something -- and they answer -- you may be charged for a separate visit fee. My doctor casually asked me a question during MY physical ("getting older..."). Stupid me... I answered. CHA-CHING. Another visit added to the bill. At this point I'm afraid to make eye contact. What's next? "Good morning" = $75 copay? Breathing too loudly = administrative fee? Run away from these ridiculous new charges while you still can.

Everyone here is competent AND friendly. Two qualities too often missing in healthcare these days…read more I've had the same great experience at the "Mother Ship" (Southern New Hampshire Medical Center), so it's nice to see the affiliate health care centers meeting that bar of excellence.