Very Professional and Helpful. Any concerns that I have had regarding my health were handled very…read morewell and my questions were addressed. Thank You!

I've been seeing Dr Cremone for just about a year now. She is by far the best PCP I have ever had -…read moreand I have seen many doctors as I have had my share of health issues. She listens!! She cares!! She always contacts me regarding tests. She checks in on me when she gets word that I have visited the ER. My mother-in-law and sister-in-law also see her. They have been seeing her for many years. They both have complicated health issues as well.

I am sick. I went in at 3PM and checked in...waited until 5:30PM. They paid more attention to…read moreEVERYONE who checked in after me. I WAS SERIOUSLY THE EXACT LAST ONE to see the doctor. I mean...REALLY? The doctor came out...saw me for 5 minutes...said I had a virus, but not swine flu..and I should get an over the counter medicine--and bounced. This is why I hate hospitals. Could have saved me so much freaking time. What a waste of my sick day.

I'm sad to write this review and please note that the vast majority of this review is ONLY for one…read moredoctor and not for the entire facility or it's other staff. The hospital is and dose AMAZING work for kids. It has some of the top notch providers and is well regarded as a top hospital for children world wide. We had to make a appointment with Dr. Micheal de Moor he title Chief of Cardiology for Pediatrics. We got a appointment on extremely quick. We also were PTs of this Dr. de Moor so that may have help get us in quicker. The issue I have is with Dr. de Moor and his grossly dismissive and completely discriminatory behavior. We came into the hospital for a Clarence letter. Part of Dr. de Moor assessment was to get a EKG done that went very well the lady who conducted this was very nice and made it playful for the kids. Also part of Dr. de Moor's assessment was listen to the heart using a stethoscope. After his assessment I requested to borrow a stethoscope to also listen to my daughter's heartbeat and his finding. After my request Dr. de Moor rudely asked me "if I was a doctor?" And then bluntly discriminated, and bullied me and by saying "oh your not a doctor so you won't hear what I hear" WRONG WRONG WRONG I'm the parent's father that alone supersedes any and all medical knowledge I have. In fact I was so shocked about Dr. de Moor's saying this to me that I asked again and yet again I was told no. The fact that I was prohibited from this is total against what I learned. What give Dr. de Moor the right or the audacity to say I won't hear what he just did. Was he lieing about his diagnosis??? Was he trying to hide something from me? Was his ego to large to allow me, a parent to listen to my daughter's heat beat? What Dr. de Moor did by discriminating me is far to common in the USA. People don't usually ask doctors follows up questions. People go to the doctor and take what ever the doctor told them and go with it. I however don't. I go to amazing lengths to properly vet any medical provider I meet. I check the status of there license via the Mass.Gov website. I check there school's standards and GPA. Let say I go full investigation on them. Full background check Dr. de Moor not only told me no to my request he did so in a way that was so comfortable for him to do. He did so in a way that I take into question his ethics as a provider. I take into question about his medical diagnoses. I take into question the entire visit with him. He I think got mad that I asked a question. I saw him thinking in his head this guy is a complete loser not being a doctor why the hell is he questioning my medical opinion" Dr. de Moor treating my family and I as 2nd class citizens is not only prohibited by the policies and procedures of this facility but more importantly unmoral. I have all the rights to asks a million questions I have all the right to ask to listen to my daughter's heartbeat. I have all the right to be concerned about my daughter's well being. I have all the right to be A informed parent. Dr. de Moor has a fiduciary responsibility to answer those questions and properly inform me. I did out reach to the Hospital. I did get a call from the head of the pediatrics (that's a big deal) that Dr. Did apologize about Dr. de Moor actions. I also go a call from Dr. de Moor he said he was sorry. He said he was having a bad day and that I should mark this event as such. He also said that his behavior was unexcusable and he did not want to make excuses. This terrified me as the man works with children's hearts he can't afford a bad day!!!!!!!!!. His bad day may cause him to mistakenly diagnosis a child or even mistaken cause a surgery compilation. If he brushed me off like that on a "bad day" I don't even want to think about what he would mistakenly do if he had a real bad day. I will follow up the top brass of this hospital and inform the State of what events took place.

South Shore Hospital cardio department hands down best in the land!! From the second I walked in,…read moreto the second I walked out (actually I was wheeled out) the Staff was AWESOME,HARD WORKING,COMPASSIONATE not just to me the patient, but to my family as well!! One of The best experiences I've ever had in a Hospital!!

Pay attention people. Posts here should relate to CARDIAC care, not how you couldn't get an…read moreappointment as planned (hello, managed care as in HMO) or some other frickin' paperwork problem. Posts here should be about CARDIOLOGY happening on the South Shore of Massachusetts. Dr. Feinstein is my mother's cardiologist. I could not understand why my mother insisted on keeping Feinstein after she (mom) downsized and moved back to Boston. JSYK: Mom suffers from the regional chauvinism that insists BOSTON is the MECCA of medicine. Why would anyone in their right mind go out of their way to South Weymouth of all places, for cardiac care, when they could simply go down the street? Well, it turns out that mom was right in this case. Dr. Feinstein is a breath of fresh air. Someone with keen diagnostic skills. Someone willing to buck the system by staying longer than 7.5 allotted minutes with a patient.

Dr. Grogan gives the kind of care that if you see him once, you are a patient of his forever. My…read morefamily is proof of this and I highly recommend Bethel Family Medicine. I also find the office staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. I have been a patient of Dr. Grogan for 30 years and wouldn't change for anything.

New to the area so had to find a new primary care physician and clinic…read more I found a great one. They did a comprehensive physical, tested for everything (having a lab on site is really nice as some of my results were found while I was still there). My doctor was exceptional, the entire staff was terrific and the person who took my blood did a great job on a guy who is not good with that procedure. I feel very confident that I have a great team behind me going forward.

I've been a patient at the Men's Health Club in Chestnut Hill for some time, and unfortunately, my…read moreexperience has gone from promising to outright disappointing. While Dr. Applebaum and the reception staff have always been courteous and professional, the rest of the team has seriously dropped the ball. I've been accused of lying about my TRT dosage, which is not only offensive but completely uncalled for. My testosterone levels consistently test around 300 ng/dL when I come in--well below optimal--and rather than addressing this medically, I get interrogated. At one point, I was provided enough vials to inject twice per week, which helped balance my levels. That protocol was suddenly taken away with no valid explanation, and now I'm forced to inject only once weekly--resulting in even lower levels. Yet no one seems to care. Meanwhile, I have a coworker who is also a patient at this same clinic. His levels hover around 1000, and he continues to receive twice-weekly dosing support without issue. So I can't help but ask: What's the difference between us? Why am I being questioned and restricted when he's not? To top it off, during one visit, I was actually asked if I had been "hydrating... by drinking alcohol." If that's your approach to patient care, it's not just unprofessional--it's negligent. I came here looking for medical support, not judgment, inconsistency, or favoritism. If this clinic wants to maintain any credibility in the men's health space, they need to start treating patients with respect, transparency, and evidence-based protocols. Right now, that's sorely lacking.

I have always been very pleased with Men's Health Boston and assume I always will be. I don't…read morerecall ever having left a positive review before, like this, but wanted to make sure I did. Physicians and staff are always courteous, informative and responsive to my needs. Thank you Dr. Applebaum, and Dr. Jim Bell, my Physician's Assistant. Jon M.