Dr. Chece is a great doctor. He is thorough and takes the time to listen to his patients. I…read morehighly recommend.

Everything was good bedside manner knowledgeable…read more Understanding he had a sense of humor. The office was nice. He was really awesome very thorough and always calls back.

One star is being generous. Dr Pidgeon couldn't make time to see me until I complained to hospital…read moreadministration. And this was when I asked to be seen ASAP after suffering a heart attack. Despite being with this practise for 29.5 years, 26 of which were under the competent care of Dr. Joseph DiCola who is no longer there tho his name is still being used by this website. Moe Pukulis

Initial Appt I experienced went well, although I did have a bit of a struggle understanding Dr…read more Kundo's communication especially when he turned away looking at his Computer, he is very personable with a touch of humor to his interaction which I appreciated being the first encounter of my office visit. I'm not a big fan of Doctor's speaking into a device to record patients history as look as it doesn't interfere with the connection a patient might want during an appointment, in my opinion I tend to get intimidated and also tend to feel like a subject being interviewed in a robotic way because of time constraints with patients I'm sure. I have left a long time Internal Medical Physician who I liked very much due to this problem of mine. The more patients the lesser the initial relationship between patient and Doctor sadly and unfortunately declined. I did like Dr. Kundo to continue my treatment with him.

The Warwick office location (only open on Friday's) is overwhelmed…read more ---- In April 2026, showed up for my appointment and found the office closed. ---- Three other patients (who where also scheduled for the same day) in "common waiting area." Were chatting about the zero cancellation notifications. ---- A receptionist of an adjacent doctor's office told us that the office closing on Fridays and patients not being notified is a common occurrence. ---- I called the main office (Providence) but had to leave a VM (no one ever answers the phone.) --- They called back stating their office policy is to send "cancellation letters in the mail" (all patients witnessed that day never received notifications). --- Shocking that a doctor's office policy is to use snail mail to cancel appointments. (about as hands off as you can get related to customer service.) Suggestion: They need to update their office policies and/or hire enough staff to be able to preform the basic functions of: 1) answering the phone; 2) using email notifications when rescheduling appointments.

I have been to see Dr. Ortiz here 3 times now over the last few months. I am extremely impressed…read morewith both Dr. Ortiz and this office. I find the front staff to be extremely kind and helpful, the lab has always done a good job with blood draws (and I'm someone who gets that feeling of being in a tunnel typically, and I've done really well with them even while still having trouble at other labs). Dr. Ortiz in particular is caring, takes the time to listen and answer questions, and is very careful and thorough. When some of my results were borderline he sat down with the practice and talked the details over to make sure we were on the right track. I'm seeing an endocrinologist in the hopes of having of getting pregnancy and having a safe pregnancy, otherwise my lab results would not warrant a endocrinologist. I very much trust him in this process.

My 100th First to Review!…read more I always find it somewhat awkward reviewing medical professionals... from doctors to dentists, therapists and the like, the unique relationship formed between specialists and their patients seem a strange thing to attach a review to. In any case, the scenario is easier when you have only good things to report. Over the years I have had to switch primary physicians a number of times. Since having left my pediatrician for obvious reasons, insurance changes have forced these necessary adjustments. Fortunately, these exchanges have led me to Dr. Michael Campbell's care. Dr. Campbell is an energetic, knowledgeable, and personable physician practicing Family and Internal Medicine in Fall River, MA. A 2001 graduate of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, this physician works out of Millview Medical Associates and is affiliated with several surrounding medical establishments. As a healthcare professional myself, it is sometimes difficult to find a physician who will treat you like a patient. What I mean by that is many physicians expect and assume that you know everything there is to know about certain conditions, lab work findings, and medications. This is not the case with Dr. Campbell. He takes the time to willingly review and explain concepts that though familiar to me, are a nice reminder, refresher, or lesson when it comes to my own life. I can only imagine this service is enhanced for those lacking a medical background. He never appears to be in a rush with appointments and don't let this statement fool you... I usually only have to wait about 15 minutes to be called into an examine room. I always feel as though my statements and concerns are heard thoroughly and options in care carefully weighed between the benefits, risks, and what would work best for me individually. It's nice to feel as though you have a working and collaborative relationship with your physician. If you are looking for a primary care physician and he is available to accept new patients, I highly recommend Dr. Campbell for your overall health needs.

My wife was recently hospitalized for symptoms of a stroke and seizure at RIH, although the stroke…read morepart was ruled out. We were surprised to receive a notice from the stroke center asking us to make an appointment with Dr. Cutting, who is a vascular neurologist. Surprisingly, we were able to get a fairy quick appointment, which is remarkable considering some specialists have long wait times. The night before the appointment we were both nervous as to what we might find, but as it turned out, the trip was a big waste of time. While Dr. Cutting seemed like a nice enough lady, she didn't tell us anything more than what my wife's regular neurologist or primary care doctor could have. To me it seemed like a money grab from Lifespan,the parent company of the hospital. I'm willing to bet if we had Medicaid or no insurance, that letter would never have gone out. That's an hour and 25 dollars that we will never get back. To top it off, the RIH campus is tough to navigate due to lack of parking and lengthy walks for someone who is disabled. I would only recommend this practice if you had no other options.

If your looking for someone who cares about your well being you can forget this place.. Ive waited…read moredays for calls back while suffering from a chronic illness. I was told the receptionist called me back 4 times which was a flat out lie. I am suffering in a wheelchair and haven't left the house. Also forget about being squeezed in to be seen because that wont happen, no matter how ill, you have to go on a cancellation list??? searching for new dr as we speak

I LOVE Dr Slattery !!! He has been our family doctor for so many year…read more Dr Slattery is awesome !!! He is soft spoken, intelligent & so well informed. He takes the time to explain issues & helps me with health goals. I am 59 years old with 4 children. I have seen some average doctors so I know how AMAZING Dr Slattery is & LUCKY I am to have a doctor that takes care of my health needs with such dignity !!! His calm demeanor makes me feel like relaxed as if he has all the time & patience for me !! He has worked with my husband & myself to devise a weight loss program !! Guess what ?? My husband is down 15 pounds & me down 6 !!! Thank you Dr Slattery for the personalized care you have provided for Bill & I

The art of…read morelistening I once worked with a doctor who told me that he wanted his own doctor to be like Goldilocks's porridge. When I asked him what the hell he was talking about he said that he preferred doctors to be not to hot or not to cold. In other words not just out of med school because they don't have experience and not just about to retire because they might be a bit burned out. My doctor at East Greenwich Family Practice, Dr John Slattery, is indeed like fine porridge. He's old enough to have a lot of experience but not old enough to stop caring. Perhaps his finest quality is the ability and desire to listen. He will patiently listen to my stupid complains and then make comments or suggestions. His examinations are complete and professional but with a sense of humor. When he noticed I have quite a few scars from various mishaps he said that I should think of them as memories or souvenirs. Good idea. The light hearted approach helps things go by quicker and easier. It can be a bit difficult to get through to the office because nobody ever seems to answer the phone and for some reason things like prescriptions and faxes to the pharmacy can take longer than necessary. However the actually interact with Dr Slattery has always been excellent.

I love Dr. Ottenstein. She is so sweet and truly caring. Such a different experience from other…read moredoctors offices. The whole staff is really friendly from the receptionist, to the girls who weigh you and take your vitals, to the woman who does blood draws. I highly recommend this office to anyone looking for a doctors office who actually cares about you.