Dr. Cyronak is an amazing doctor. She is incredibly friendly and reassuring, she is super easy to…read moretalk to. She takes the time to listen and chat a bit about my life every time I see her. I never feel rushed and always feel well cared for when I'm in her office.

Best doctor ever. How many people can actually say they love their PCP. I can! She is just an…read moreamazing person, she really listens and will spend a lot of time with you. She is genuine and has a great sense of humor too! I feel comfortable discussing any health issue I may have with her.

Doctor O'Neill is a great doc and I'd highly recommend him. He takes the time to get to know…read morewhat's going on when you visit - you don't feel rushed through. He's also not one of those doctor's that takes a 10 second look at you and promptly writes a prescription that you may not need - he takes steps that make sense and that are progressive. The other staff at Enfield Medical Associates are great too - especially Margie. They are part of Springfield Medical Associates.

Dr. O'Neill is an Awesome MD! I am a long experienced RN and my husband and I travel down from VT…read moreto see Dr.O'Neill as our PCP. We've been seeing him for the past 20 years and there is no physician who even comes close to his honest, CARING, expert care. He is a rare gem these days in the medical community. He focuses on your wellness besides your illness. He has great respect for each patient and their own knowledge of their body. And Margie his nurse if SO nice and very efficient! Love her too - a great team together!! THANK YOU, BOTH!!!

Dr Hazen was my fathers doctor and her care was unwavering. She was able to coordinate his care in…read morea numder of settings to ensure he got the best medical interventions. Her follow through was always patient centered, and time of day was never limited by her office hours. Her general practitioner credentials supercedes any expectation that that a specialist can bring in coordinating a patients care.

Dr. Hazen is simply wonderful. I believe her practice is now closed; however should she be taking…read morenew patients, I cannot recommend a physician more highly. She is personable, you can get in touch with her by phone or email at almost any time, and she goes far above and beyond what is expected to provide good medical care and advice. She is truly a gem.

my review is of Dr schweitzer (in this office) my only…read morecomplaint is that she is only there wednesday and friday! she is very smart, caring, and compassionate. she is a great listener, when i talk i feel like she is listening 100% and she never dismisses my questions or ideas. she will send you to a specialist when needed instead of playing guessing games like MANY other doctors i have seen. (example, i came in and said "i read about this diagnosis, and i thought maybe this was connected to these symptoms" even though it is rare and usually affects people twice my age she sent me to the right specialist, i didnt even tell the specialist my ideas, i ended up being right and being diagnosed with it. she was the 4rth doctor i had seen across 2 years regarding my issues, and the only one who got it right! )

I have been a patient of Dr. Baker's for many years and I think she's great. She's very…read moreknowledgeable, listens carefully to what you say and I've never waited more than a few minutes for my appointment. Plus the location and parking is easy.

I have been seeing Dr. Baker for many years and I've always been satisfied. Wait time is minimal,…read moreoffice staff is professional and courteous. Dr. Baker is not particularly a warm and bubbly type person, but is friendly if invited to be, and her attention to my health and needs has always been met with a smile. Fully recommend this practice.

First off. This Bryan D. from "Greenfield town" Is off his rocker…read more I have been going to this practice for a number of years. I have never . ever had anything like he had written. Number two Bryan should have taken his "partner" to the ER if she could not breathe. Very silly post because any receptionist would have identified someone struggling to breathe immediately. I myself am reaching out today to say that I am not believing your story. Looking at your past post I see a habit you have of posting bad reviews. Now Bryan I wonder why you feel the need to embellish facts. If you need to speak with a specialist about you actions I recommend going to Cooley er and maybe they can help you. Unless of course you feel the need to put them down also. This practice has never let me down. Ever.

My open letter to DFM:…read more To Any and All Concerned Parties at Deerfield Family Medicine, Cooley Dickinson, or Mass General, I'm reaching out today to offer my perspective as one of your patients' partner. My partner, (redacted), has been suffering from some sort of respiratory illness for the past two weeks, as have our two year-old son and I. Specifically, I'd like to focus our struggle to get Megan a new inhaler for her underlying asthma, which greatly exacerbates her illness. The low point in this situation for me was the 24 hours in which I tried desperately and unsuccessfully to comfort and distract our son while his mother repeatedly wheezed herself crosseyed and blue, and coughed until she threw up. He thought she was dying like our family pet did a few months ago. Imagine a terrified toddler asking you over and over, "Mama die? Mama die?" For that, you will forever hold a very dark place in my heart. It seems unnecessary to put my family through that when all we needed was for DFM to place a call to the pharmacy and order an inhaler to replace the one she used up more quickly than expected during her illness. Even more unnecessary, and adding insult to injury, was your receptionist becoming angry and rude when Megan was struggling to speak clearly because she was short of breath during one of the many times she called and waited patiently through 10+ minute holds to try to straighten out the situation. Please convey our sincere apologies to this receptionist who Megan so deeply offended. Perhaps everyone at DFM who failed to get Megan an inhaler should also apologize to the receptionist for her lack of volume. Maybe we can all pitch in and buy her some cupcakes as a token of our regret for being an annoyance. Fortunately, Megan was able to make an appointment with Health Services at Mount Holyoke College where she is a student after we gave up entirely on DFM. They saw her immediately and put her on a nebulizer the moment they saw how badly she was struggling to breathe, and prescribed a steroid-plus-albuterol inhaler in addition to her regular inhaler. They called it in to the pharmacy immediately, and she had her medications in hand within 20 minutes. Apparently it's not impossible to get someone urgently-needed medication for an acute condition in a reasonable timeframe. As I write this, it has been roughly 48 hours since we started trying to get the rescue inhaler from DFM, and the pharmacy still hasn't received the script. As far as DFM knows, she's still struggling for breath. I'll be interested to see when, if ever, we get a call from the pharmacy to tell us the no-longer-needed prescription is ready. I'm sure you have reasons/excuses for this massive failure. I don't care. Figure it out and do better, or close the practice. Be aware that this is an open letter, which I will distribute as widely as possible, both to the public and the administration of Cooley Dickinson and Mass General. My goal is to cause at least one person at Deerfield Family Medicine to lose their job. Sincerely, Bryan W. Dolan