Only negative thing I can say is the off street parking and meters However I was lucky enough to…read moresnag a spot right in front which im sure does not happen often. Other than that the ultra sound room is large and roomy, very comfortable and spacious. The fact 4 people are welcomed into the room is awesome and there is plenty of room for everyone. My technician was awesome and a good sport about me going in there with my Halloween makeup I was very happy with the session. I will be going back further along in my pregnancy. She did a great job keeping the gender a secret to everyone except for my brother who was the keeper of gender.

Had a great experience today while doing the gender ultrasound! Staff was very sweet and ultrasound…read moretech explained everything and found the gender quickly! I was very happy with the quality of the ultrasound and seeing baby in HD. Recommend coming here for your elective ultrasounds in the Boston area.

Worked with this company for 18 years, and also had an MRI as well. They are the best!!…read more Dave

Their equipment may be aging or in need of a callibration…read more The Table was vibrating fiercely during the last half of study and loud enough to drown out the voice of technician throught the headphones - never heard a word they said. The repeated tactic of desk staff attempting to pre-collect a fee well in excess of co-pay by claiming they could "see in insurance computer system that my deductible had not yet been met" is a smarmy tactic. One that undermines the professionalism one expects from an extablished practice. This in an of itself will dissuade me from returning.

Mass General Brigham Urgent Care - Brookline…read more I am leaving this review to document a deeply upsetting and unprofessional experience at Mass General Brigham Urgent Care in Brookline on February 7, 2026. I arrived with a near-complete loss of voice and checked in promptly. I waited approximately two hours, during which time multiple patients who arrived well after me were called ahead. When I politely asked the front desk staff about the delay, I was told that "other patients' conditions were more important than mine," without any explanation or transparency. Online appointment scheduling was not available that day, and this is an Urgent Care facility--not an Emergency Room--so this handling was confusing and frustrating. Eventually, a nurse brought me back, took my vitals, and listened attentively despite my difficulty speaking. This part of the visit was professional and appropriate. Unfortunately, the encounter with Megan Phillips, CNP, was the complete opposite. She entered the room and immediately accused me of refusing COVID and flu testing, which was untrue. I was trying--despite being almost unable to speak--to explain that I had no symptoms consistent with either illness and to ask whether, if tests were negative, treatment options or referral for vocal cord inflammation could be discussed. No physical exam was performed. Instead, Ms. Phillips responded in a dismissive and aggressive manner, stating that steroids are only given in "special" cases such as singers or media personalities, implying that I did not qualify. I am a preschool teacher, and my voice is my primary professional tool and my only source of income. There was no effort to accommodate my inability to speak or to truly listen. My husband, who was present, expressed concern about the two-hour wait and lack of evaluation. At that point, Ms. Phillips abruptly said, "If you are refusing tests, I am done here," turned around, and slammed the door shut, effectively ending the visit. Being treated this way while physically unable to speak was humiliating and distressing. When I returned to the front desk to ask for a supervisor or guidance on filing a complaint, I was told no supervisor was available. I was handed an After Visit Summary that contained no documentation of my symptoms, history, assessment, or care, only a list of future appointments--despite the fact that no meaningful care had occurred. After waiting two hours and receiving no treatment, I asked if I could be seen by another provider. I was later told that no provider in the department was willing to see me, that I was no longer welcome, and that I should seek care elsewhere. I was dismissed from the facility without care. This experience was shocking and profoundly disappointing, especially within the Mass General Brigham / Brigham and Women's system, which presents itself as a leader in patient-centered care. I sought help in good faith and was met with hostility, dismissal, and exclusion at a moment of vulnerability. I hope this review prompts serious reflection and corrective action. No patient--especially one who is physically unable to advocate for themselves--should ever be treated this way.

I just left this place. What amazing service and care. From the front desk, to the nurses to the…read morePA. Really impressed. I have come here with my kids several times and don't remember the service and care being this strong. Highly recommend this location

Arrived at BioCare in Quincy for my scheduled appointment today. Door locked, no one answered the…read morephone. When I called their Brookline office, the person did not have a clue except to tell me that part of the business closed abruptly. I traced the situation a little further and found out the business sold early July, and left 2 months worth of patients hanging with no appointment and no warning it was closed. No referral anywhere else, no note on the door, no recording, no phone call to tell people with appointment what is happening - just a full answering machine. The door still had the regular sign, and the lab boxes in front- you'd think the last person to be in there would leave a note for the patients. This is the same place you can't make an appointment without paying up front. 8 hours later the manager from Brookline never emailed me as was promised. What kind of medical place does this to patients? Imagine if you are a Cardiology patient and they shut the door on you? Trust is the most important thing with a Doctor's office.

From the owner: BioCare Diagnostics, Inc. specializes in Cardiovascular imaging in our Brookline location and…read moreOB/GYN and mammography imaging at our Crown Colony Quincy location. Our registered, experienced sonographers send images to be interpreted by outstanding radiologists from BIDMC, Tufts, and Mt. Auburn Hospital.

I had to get an MRI here for my shoulder a few weeks ago (baseball injury... well kind of...)…read more Anyway... I had never had one before, so I found it really helpful that someone sat me down and explained the whole procedure beforehand. I appreciated that. Plus, everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable. It did take a long time unfortunately. My doctor had said I should be in and out within an hour, but it took about two and half hours. It's not like I was just sitting around waiting for very long, so I just have to assume that's how long these things take. Oh, and they let you pick a CD to listen to during the procedure, which made the process so much less painful. After the MRI was over, and I took off my headphones, one of the women asked, "Want me to make you a CD?" And I said, "Like a mix tape?" She laughed, "No, of your MRI." Yeah, I'm stupid.

It's only out of necessity that I have to come here once or twice a year. It's not fun, but the…read morestaff are nice and do their best. John in the front is awesome! Speak to him if you need to make an appointment or have any needs for help with insurance and such. A private off street parking lot is a real plus on busy Harvard Street. You'll be here awhile and it's good not to have to worry about feeding the parking meters. You'll be stressed enough without worrying about a ticket.

I have gone to the Brookline BSM location for several months to deal with some injury related…read moreissues as well as general strengthening. I worked with Sammy and Kait who are both excellent therapists. At age 77 and with COVID changing everyone's life (I have not contracted it and am fully vaccinated ) I know that I have been loosing muscle mass. On top of that I was thrown off a horse about a year and a half ago and continue to deal with the broken shoulder ,several broken ribs and a punctured lung I suffered. So I needed help getting back in shape. Both women worked hard to evaluate the various problems and work out exercise and stretching routines that would help me regain much of what I had lost. There were about 10-15 different movements, stretches, lifting I needed to work on to get the job done. I worked diligently on my own and many times with them, and feel I have made great progress! I walk 3-5 miles a day, play golf, flyfish, carry my grandchildren around etc. So, even though I have not found the fountain of youth, my vigorous life is back. Thank you Sammy and Kait!

PLEASE GO SEE JENNY!!!…read more I've been seeing Jenny at Boston Sports Medicine since 2012. I've had several car accidents and multiple severe injuries and Jenny treats her patients problem as if it was her own problem. She will work try to come up with solution for every situation. Personally, you will not get better care anywhere else! I Highly recommend Jenny to anyone suffering from injuries. Word of Advise!!! Jenny will make you work hard, which is good thing. She's trying to get you back to where you were and only way to get there is that you need to put your share of work!!!