This is a truly rare physician . We found her by accident. In the many long years my family…read moremember has been ill -- bulimia involuntary acid reflux barrettes syndrome not one doctor offered in depth solutions once the bulimia was under control. This family member contracted H1N1 in 2009 almost died and could not hold food down for over 3 weeks. Brigham Women's and Mayo Clinics ER could offer no solutions at that time. Then 8 months later viral meningitis attacked this same member's digestive system -- sick another 4 months. Then we found dr Chaney who came up with the diagnosis of involuntary acid reflux . She sat down twice and provided in depth diet guidelines in great detail and taking time. Providing wonderful guidance. And just before our family member moved away, dr Chaney MADE time ( right before her vacation) to do one last endoscopy . ... NO one ever before or after has given us such excellent guidance... And it works ....... Thank you. Thank you. Dr Chaney ! Astute great. rare fine compassionate Doctor

She is a kind and very intelligent doctor who makes sure you understand your condition. I found her…read moreto be very competent and reassuring when I needed tests. My only complaint is that she is very busy, so it takes months to get an appointment to see her!

Fair warning...maybe a nice person? But meh bedside manner...assembly line-type of doc...how many…read moredays a week doing those colonoscopies/endoscopies...in...out...NEXT!!?! Whatever... My experience: made an appointment how many months out...few weeks before they cancelled...I kicked the can down road, then rescheduled...finally met her face to face as she's about to officially violate me and asked her the reason for the reschedule...got defensive and told me that doctors are people too...and they have personal lives...and blah, blah, blah. Suck it up, buttercup b/c I asked a simple question & didn't mean to offend you. After the procedure, all dressed and meet me in a separate room to discuss findings (nothing special)...yet did Not do this for post-cancer husband w many polops...why? Was it because I spoke up? Now you're on the defensive? Oh you speak to ALL of your patients post-procedure? Cause you didn't w him. Oh most of them don't remember it because of anesthesia? Then think of another way to make sure you communicate with them...left high and dry once insurance paid...

Horrible experience, didn't have any instructions a week before my colonoscopy. When I called to…read moreask for instructions and what pharmacy to call in my prep; I was told someone would call me. Never happened. I called again after my prep-registration was sent to my phone. Was told my prep would be called in to the pharmacy. It was not. I went to the office the DAY BEFORE my procedure and was told the provider had not signed the order yet. I'm still waiting in the office. Just spoke to the office manager and was assured the script was sent to the pharmacy. I have grave concerns about the level of care with a place that is so mismanaged.

I would give this office a ZERO if I could. To begin with you have to check in yourself by…read morescanning your driver's license and all health cards, front and back and the scanner doesn't work!! There were 2 people right there at the office desk hearing me struggle with the check in and they wouldn't help! Finally I was seen by a NP, Veronica, who was so extremely rude to me I ended up leaving in tears. I was sent to this office by Emerson ER doctor after being admitted for gastro problems. Veronica asked me 3 times "why are you here?". I told her about my symptoms, she saw my labs and the doctor notes. After she asked me for the third time what my symptoms were, I said I had already told her. She told me I had an anger problem!!! I didn't say another word. Just let her type away and watched her leave in a huff. I will never come to this office AGAIN!

I have been seeing Dr Fine for years. Both he and his staff are excellent. I recommend him often…read more, with the highest praise. He is both caring and focused on you, the patient.

Five/Five for medical care. Only only reason for only one start is accessibility - no wait to…read moreemail or use an online portal to get medical advice.

This is a MGH West - a new and rather excellent outpatient facility. To begin with, there is a free…read moregarage parking! They have a wide range of specialities, including podiatry, cardiology, a cancer center, dermatology, pediatrics, neurology, primary care, OT and PT. It's easier to obtain an appointment there than in MGH's downtown location. Consequently if you live in a western or northwestern suburb, it's your best bet for MGH care. The front line receptionist staff are happier and more patient orientated than the main downtown hospital. I speculate that this "happy" atmosphere even permeates medical appointments. It certainly has been my experience that physicians seemed more relaxed. The doctors often split their time with MGH downtown. They have an in building eatery. There is a podiatry speciality store selling lots of cool speciality products for your feet. The building is surprisingly aesthetically pleasing. It is appointed with wide and spacious hallways and this makes it particularly wheelchair friendly. You can relax in comfortable armchairs in a sunswept atrium. So it's ideal if you are accompanying a friend or family member for a medical procedure. (Parts of it remind me a a pleasant hotel lobby.) There is easy and close access to the highway - another plus for people with disabilities. Indeed the entire experience there is disability friendly! I like the elevators, they are numerous, spacious, and fast - something you will appreciate when need to leave quickly.

Racist and incompetent staff. They are deliberately anti Muslim and anti Asian as they yell and…read moreselectively mistreat population

Not sure what's going on with the office staff... been trying to get my records to them for over a…read moreweek now and all I get is the run around - they keep giving me different fax numbers. I have confirmed all the faxes went through, and they keep saying they never get them. Each time I call they say to wait 72 hours and, like I said, after 72 hours it's still crickets. This run around has been going on 10 days.

I have been a patient of Dr. Brogadir's for over 20 years. He was able to diagnose what my PCP…read morecouldn't when I was only 21. He has all the attributes one looks for in a doctor: incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, kind, and compassionate. He always asks for my input in regards to treatment because as says, I know myself best. I never feel rushed when I am in the exam room. He focuses all his attention on me and my needs and I find that incredibly refreshing. As with any specialist there are times when "something comes up" and I have to wait a little longer to be seen. However, I have been the "something" that has come up and so I understand. Dr. Brogadir is worth waiting for.

From my experience, administration, communication, nurses, doctors, maintenance,…read morereceptionists.....every single person was not just professional and kind but also patient, understanding, and actually funny! They all have great chemistry with each other and have excellent bedside manner. Well done!

Appointment making was easy. Pre appointment directions were clear and easy to follow. They took…read moreme in right away,a bit earlier than appointment time. They sensed my anxiety, but explained everything. The procedure was painless, and I reciceived some immediate feedback. Every professional from reception, nurses, anesthesiologists and physicians were professional, expert, empathetic and kind. Thank you.

After having an episode of intense projectile vomiting and an intense migraine. Gary Lopes was my…read moreon call doctor who was extremely blunt and rude saying I needed to calm down and call the doctor in the morning.

Dr Lopes specialty is Gastroenterology and he is wonderful. When he comes in the room he makes you…read morefeel like the only patient in the world and hangs on everything you say listening and answering all your questions and concerns

Dr. Ardolino is an all-around outstanding GI doctor. He is professional, personable, warm,…read moreempathetic, and very rational in his approach. He was able to reconfirm an earlier diagnosis, which has allowed me to manage my symptoms much more effectively. He also made sure I had an updated colonoscopy, which did indeed detect new polyps, including one that was particularly difficult to detect. He has also helped get me back on track with my general digestive health, which had not been great for quite some time. The Stoneham office is calm and welcoming, and I have never experienced a long wait. Dr. Ardolino also has a wonderful assistant, Disha, who runs a tight ship. Her "can-do" attitude, combined with her kind and understanding manner, makes the entire doctor's office experience as pleasant and easy as it can be--especially considering that GI appointments aren't necessarily something anyone looks forward to! I wholeheartedly recommend Team Dr. Ardolino and Disha to anyone dealing with digestive or GI issues. If you've been worrying about something, don't wait. You will be in excellent hands.

Dr. Schlossberger, the two anesthesiologists I dealt with and the three nurses that took care of me…read morewere all wonderful. For my first experience, they were all so kind and took excellent care of me. Very professional and reassuring through the whole process and afterward.

This practice is a nightmare. Drs don't care and staff are horrible!…read more Guess they're in it for the money and not to treat patients.

Dreadful experience- initial appointment was ok, but billing office error resulted in insurance…read morebeing denied. When offered legitimate fix by BC they refused.