I went to BW Urgent care and was provided the best care. Megan Baker was excellent and made me…read morefeel comfortable. They addressed my issue and also provided follow-up. I would highly recommend for the common problem today of not getting in to see our PCPs timely. The only drawback is the facility needs to be updated. But the care was excellent.

Three bad experiences having blood drawn. The staff was…read moregreat. I'm not sure how much training they take to draw blood. They need to focus on taking the blood.

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.

my husband went here from Deaconess Plymouth for AFIB. was followed up by Dr Naomi Rounds. She…read morenever mentioned the dangers of Eliquis or that there is an alternative. My husband Robert Willis bled out on Eliquis on April 23,2021. Office very poorly run. He had gone there for a heart monitor and none were available. Dr Rounds didnt even know he had died. My husband's death certificate stated that Eliquis contributed to his death. I also feel the Dr. contributed to it. Go directly to Boston which we failed to do but didn't do. the best doctors are there.

Absolutely awful practice for family medicine. They don't follow up on lab results , they don't…read morereturn calls, they don't fill prescriptions on time. The nurse we saw had no bed side manners, no follow up what so ever. Worst PCP experience one can have

I have been a patient of Harvard Vanguard Quincy for a long time. I always loved Harvard Vanguard,…read moreand the ease of the network, labs in the building, medical specialties always close by. I moved from Quincy and switched to Weymouth because it was easier. I recommend this place to everyone I know. I have Dr. Eltomi and she is the best doctor I have ever had in my life, she is comforting and knowledgeable. I would not go anywhere else.

I have been a patient here since 2011 after being diagnosed with a connective tissue disorder. Over…read morethe years I have received excellent care here, not just from my doctor, but also the nurses in the infusion room. My doctor was very patient and persistent, willing to try many different approaches to treating my condition and offered me valuable referrals to address things outside of his expertise.

I was a patient of Dr. Cucherall for 21 years. Due to my autoimmune issues, I saw countless…read morespecialists in NYC, Florida, and Boston but always returned to Cucherall because he was the BEST. He was compassionate and never gave up trying to find the root cause of my immune issues. By far the best doctor, and I am blessed I was a patient for so long. He found health problems other doctors didn't see. NEW DOCTOR AT HIS OFFICE IS A JOKE.

I've never before encountered such a brilliant, knowlegable, kind, and compassionate doctor with a…read morethirst for continued learning. Dr. Cuchural is an infectious diseases doctor and also a primary care doctor. I have been a medical puzzle for years and Dr. Cuchural found things that other doctors haven't even heard of let alone tested me for! I am so thankful to have answers. Dr. Cuchural often works very late into the night because unlike other doctors, he spends as much time with a patient as he or she needs. He doesn't rush or cut appointments short and genuinely cares for his patients. If you stump him with a question, he will pull all of his electronic gadgets out and look up the answer for you. He fits patients in last minute even if it means he has to stay even later. He has the most wonderful bedside manner, which is imperative to me because I have severe anxiety. Julie, the nurse, is just as amazing. She is has a dry sense of humor and is absolutely hysterical, which helps when I'm feeling particularly anxious or overwhelemed from medical issues. I have literally walked in there crying many times and come out smiling. It's always a pleasure seeing her. I feel incredibly blessed to have been referred to Dr. Cuchural's office and hope that this review reaches someone else he may be able to help.