This is the best doctor in Boston and her business model is amazing. So smart, so kind, so…read moreexcellent. I take better care of myself since I met her. I have anxiety so bad around healthcare providers and she listens to me, makes me feel heard, and addresses my health concerns. She follows up because sometimes I can be slow to see other needed providers- see anxiety about healthcare providers. I appreciate my doctor so much. We should all be so lucky. Thank you for what you give to your community.

Linnea is among one of the kindest doctors I have ever met. She creates a sense of trust…read moreimmediately, patient and calm while she listens without judgment. As a person of the LGBT community, she assisted with many qualms and was an ally through it all. From mental health, to sexual health or just the common cold. She is direct, easy to communicate with and above all else extremely helpful. I never felt like just another patient. I would recommend anyone who is in need of a new PCP to check her out!

I've had a couple of appointments here, both the NPs I met and Doctor were great. They heard out my…read moreconcerns and got a better understanding of my medical situation than other places I've visited, encouraged and help make it simple for me to get some diagnostics done, were responsive and helpful when I encountered insurance complications getting a prescription filled. They're a smallish office so someone may not always be available to answer the phone, but I've found them consistently quick and detailed when contacted by email.

Zero stars. If you are expecting a return phone call to discuss prescriptions or results, forget…read moreit. The Doctor at Arena told me "I'd be better going to a physician in the suburbs if my expectation was for my calls to be answered and returned."

If you're looking for a good doctor in Boston, your search is over. I have been going to Dr. Weiss…read morefor five years now, and he is the best. Here are 5 reasons why Dr. Weiss rocks: 1) He takes the time to listen to you. My previous doctor was always trying to rush you in and out. Dr. Weiss actually blocks 45 minutes for a physical, and stays in the room asking if you have any other questions. 2) He is on email! I emailed him a question about vitamins and he wrote back the next day with recommendations. How cool is that? 3) You can usually get an appointment pretty fast. For physicals, it can be a while, but every time that I've been sick I've been able to get in that day to see him. 4) His office is conveniently located. It is right above the 7-11 on Washington Street, so near the red line, green line, orange line, etc. 5) He is (mostly) on time. There have been a few times where it's been a longer wait, but for the most part you get to see the doctor at your actual appointment time.

great doc .................took the time to call me with x-ray results…read more this office has a cool patient website where you can set up appts, email doc directly, see all your records online. the Nurse Practioner is good too - they can see you pretty quickly if needed.

Great Dr and practice in Downtown Boston. My PCP for last…read more10+years. Knowledgeable, thorough, organized and caring. Been with practice for 25+ years. Highly recommended.

Dr. Peters was referred to me by a co-worker since our office is near her office. She came very…read morehighly recommended. I've since seen her twice, once for a physical and the second time for a gyno screening. Gyno's are always awkward - to me anyways. Dr. Peters was great at both appointments. For my physical, she went through everything. I was surprised at how detailed she got during my health history. It was reassuring. I have very little faith in doctors; I think the healthcare system is broken and they simply don't have the time or energy to invest when they're seeing so many patients each day. That being said, Dr. Peters is much better than my last two doctors (yes, I move around a lot). I'm a fan.

The Medical Care is excellent; however, the noise from the Office Staff all talking loudly to each…read moreother makes one wonder if it is overstaffed.

I've been with this office for a couple years after the PCP I really liked graduated his residency…read more The doctor here, Dr. Tess - is unremarkable but I really don't have complaints about him as most of my care is done by endocrine and cardiology. His nursing staff tho is fairly useless. I decided to cancel my relationship with them. I'll go elsewhere.

Okay - I should be serious if I'm reviewing a doctor, this could actually be useful to people and…read morecould affect his business. On top of that please note that I know very little about PCPs and the healthcare system in the USA so I feel a little under-qualified to review the only PCP I've ever had. But having said all that Steven Abreu is great. He's talkative, knowledgeable, reassuring and always seems to be in a happy mood. His attitude is very calming without any condescension, which is exactly what you need from a PCP. So far he's pulled stuff out of my ear and helped me out by back-dating a referral I didn't get when I didn't know the whole system. I have to drop a star because getting an appointment can be a real pain. Sometimes the wait is 2 weeks.

I simply cannot say enough about Dr. Abreu. He's kind, supportive, friendly, knowledgeable,…read morepatient and understanding. He's an absolute pleasure to speak with. His demeanor is friendly and positive. He helps turn what seems to be a negative situation into one that's manageable to deal with. I consider myself lucky to be a patient of his, and lucky that I was paired with him. His staff is friendly and I hardly ever wait for an appointment. I'm typically out of his office in 20 minutes. If you're looking for a quality doctor I recommend seeing Dr. Abreu. He's a one in a million physician.

The kindness and the care they showed was amazing as if we've known each other for years.read more

Love my doc but getting an appointment is a MISERABLE experience. Just trying to get an annual…read morephysical takes a year's wait. How is this even right??? Why have insurance and why have any type of preventative care in place if you can't see the doc?

My husband and I wanted to hire a birth doula to make us each feel more comfortable and confident…read morewith labor prep and the process of birth and labor itself (this was our first child). We both wanted someone to support and advocate for us in the hospital if need be and I wanted an experienced person to be with me throughout my time at the hospital to help me through an unmedicated labor should I decide to go that route. After lots of research and interviews we hired Tara for her calm, capable demeanor and her level of experience as both a a doula and a midwife. Tara visited our home twice in my later pregnancy to get to know us and to understand our wishes and build my birth plan. She also helped us to prepare for early laboring at home with labor positions and advice on staying hydrated and resting as much as possible before going in to the hospital. I went into the process with an open mind, thinking that I might attempt an unmedicated birth but I wasn't at all against an epidural or other pain management should I feel it necessary. Tara never tried to dissuade me from that plan in any way which I really appreciated. I ended up laboring at home for 18 hours before going into the hospital - throughout the day we were in constant contact with Tara and she listened to my voice and my contractions to help us make the decision as to when to go in. The nurses at the hospital told us we timed it perfectly when I got there. After a couple of hours laboring in triage with very intense contractions, I made the decision to get an epidural. My labor progressed quickly after my epidural and shortly after Tara arrived at the hospital, it was time for me to push. She worked alongside our amazing Beth Israel nurses and doctors in a really cohesive way and was a grounding presence helping to keep me hydrated, calm, and making sure I was as comfortable as possible and that my husband was able to be by my side and supporting me like he wanted to. She kept a log of events that happened during my labor (which I definitely would have forgotten/been unaware of) and even took our first family photos once our son was born. Since I had an epidural and had labored at home for most of the time, our time with Tara was much different than I had envisioned (she was really only physically there with us for my time pushing). Had I gone ahead with an unmedicated birth, we would have made "better use" of her since I would have felt like I needed her in the hospital with us sooner. Nevertheless, my husband and I were so grateful for her calming presence throughout the day and for the time we did have her there with us despite not feeling like we "needed" her as much. It was still so nice to have her with us! We are so grateful to Tara for her guidance and support and highly recommend her to all other parents-to-be!

Tara is an expert and the exact person I needed to make my birth experience something I could look…read moreback on with joy and empowerment instead of trauma. Thank you Tara for all of the support you provided along the way in addition to the day-of and postpartum period.