Located in the Infectious Disease Department at St. Vincent Hospital, I was referred to Dr Abraham…read moredue to an infection in my foot that did not get better with ten days of oral medication, Very friendly and easy to talk to, he made things very easy for me. He recommended IV antibiotics for two weeks. Going into the holiday weekend, rather then make me come back and forth to Worcester on a daily basis, he set it up for me to administer them myself at home. I'd give him an extra star or two for making a very difficult situation so much easier.

Dr. George has been and continues to be the best doctor I have ever had. After years of suffering…read morewith ruptured discs in my lower back I was lucky enough to change my primary care doc to George. He has been a great advocate for me and always willing to spend time to listen to my health issues, As a runner an athlete, I, at times have injuries varying from insignificant to downright agonizing. It is great to know that my doctor is a call away, willing to help me back on the road to recovery.

Due to a lack of austerity, and a perfunctory review of existing fecal matter, we were unable to…read morejettison all remnants and ecclesiastical homage. Never again will I reuse any terpage and unsold garments due to a lack of blanching and residivism. Other than that it was great.

The doctor himself is decent, the staff? NOT SO MUCH. When…read moreever I had to call there for anything, it was a DEBACLE. The secretaries there are rude, and act bothered when they have to work. Medical ANYTHING should be handled professionally and with care , this office is anything but that. Anyways, not because of the staff, more because of my location, I have left the office to go somewhere more local. I ordered my medical records to be sent to the new office in NOVEMBER, here we are in February, and they are just now being sent. But not before I paid $16.81 for their fees to do their jobs. Unreal. I would avoid and go to a smaller practice if possible.

I've been a patient of Dr Goljan for 35 years. Wouldn't you expect him to have care and concern…read morefor me? My insurance changed and he did not accept the new insurance. Understandable....but....In the interim, I had a very bad health issue. I called him for help! He said I wasn't his patient anymore. That is incorrect! He considers his patients are insured people only! Come on 35 years!!! I was shocked and blame him for my continuous sickness.

I have been going to Dr. Goljan and Kristin the NP for many years. I love Kristin she's awesome…read more Very thorough and never rushes you. She takes the time to listen to you. I like them both but prefer Kristin for my exams. My husband also has Dr. Goljan and is very pleased with him, no complaints. There's been many times I've called sick or with a personal issue and they have always fit me in the same day.

Had to hold on to my pee for a drug test for about one hour. Seemed like only one nurse was nice…read morethere. Thank goodness I don't have my pcp at WSMC.

Vision will not honor the discount program they are listed for. Suck you in to order glasses but…read morethen informs they don't honor the discount program

I received a mystery bill of $426.17 for services performed at St. Vincent's hospital by a Reliant…read moredoctor. there was literally nothing explaining what this payment was for. It indicated that it was for a surgical procedure. But I never had surgery. If this procedure were performed at my local Reliant office, I would not have a $250.00 co-pay. AND THIS WAS NEVER EXPLAINED TO ME BEFORE THE VISIT. Otherwise, the visit would have been covered by my insurance. Or at least be much less than the $426 I was billed. I called to get more information and to ask for assistance as with winter being here, $426 could purchase nearly 100 gallons of heating oil. No such luck. I was forced into maxing out my card in order to pay $375 of the $426 I owed. Even though this means that I won't be able to adequately heat my home this season. They happily took what I have left in my account leaving $2.77 and offered nothing but to extend the payment period. If I don't have the money now, I won't have it later either. Now I need to call my oil supplier and have them stop automatic delivery as I have no way to pay for it. I think it ironic that a hospital named after a Christian saint is more interested in bill collection than those who must choose between a life necessity and keeping bill collectors at bay. I wonder if the hospital would allow me to sleep in their atrium.