Personnel is very caring, informative always willing to help you reach your goals. Attentive to…read moredetail and listen to all your requests. Doctors are very informative, help you with best medical care available. For all your medical needs.

The midnight shift staff at that hospital isn't very cordial! I would drive past there to get to…read moreanother hospital if I could!

I was just charged $50 for an appointment I did not make and did not go to. I was called and told,…read more"I don't have to pay the $50, I can just no longer go to their practice unless I do." So much for patient care, more like profit care!

RUDE Front Desk People; I've met stray days with a better personality. The doctors and nurse…read morepractitioner are great but those door greeters need to buy a better attitude!

I wish Yelp added the ability to go in the negative. The only good thing about this place was Dr…read more Haskett and now that he has retired good luck. They overbook appointments so be prepared to wait a long time and they love to call and try to get you to reschedule your appointment that you have had for over a year. They rescheduled my appointment and told me to drive to Danville and when I got there they had no idea about it. Waste of time. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else.

I started using Harmon Eye Center more than a dozen years ago. It has been sold twice in that time…read more When I started, the optometrists were competent and professional, although I considered the business overly mercenary. The next owner would easily have rated five stars. Alas, the business was sold again. The appointment had been made for about a year after the previous one. As that day approached, they put me off for a few months. When that appointment neared, it was put off again. Today, I received a letter delaying my appointment for another five months. Three years between eye exams is too long to wait. Need I mention that I would not recommend Harmon Eye Center?

I presently work for the Home care service ( Transitioning Home Care.) The service is focused on…read morethe care of the clients and its staff. The hours are flexible according to the needs of the client but also taking in account of the staff that provides the service.

I enjoy my services from Transitioning Homecare. It allows me to keep a certain amount of…read moreindependence and my dignity. I have nothing but positive things to say about the staff and management. Everyone is professional and considerate of my feelings. They go above and beyond to take care of me. I have been bedridden for three years. My caregiver takes pictures of sunrises and sunsets so I can see them. She is my eyes,legs and my angel. I got a second caregiver and she watches all the crazy shows with me and makes me laugh. They are my blessings. Management is understanding of my needs and they are considerate so yes this is the best decision I could have made.

Well I'd love to leave a review about the quality of the dental service, but I couldn't even get…read moreinto the door. I made my first phone call on November 1st because I had EXTREME tooth pain (which was already happening for over a week at that point) but they couldn't get me into an appointment for well over a week, & the day that they did have an appointment for, I was scheduled to work. I went ahead and put myself down for it since the wait time was already so long, I wanted to secure my opportunity & attempt to get off of work and just reschedule my dentist appointment if I couldn't get off. They told me they would call me if somebody called and cancelled an earlier date appointment (that I was actually scheduled off of work for.) Well, they did call. But by the time that I called back (3-4 hours later) the appointment was already filled up. Knowing that I had extreme tooth pain, why couldn't they fill my name in for that appointment to reserve it, and wait just a little while to give me the chance to call them back? Don't they have some sort of priority list? (People who are experiencing tooth pain) Not everybody can answer phone calls immediately. Well, I had to call and reschedule a few days ahead of my appointment because I was unable to get off of work. & every single day that I happened to have off of work, the dentist office was closed. So I had to shoot for the closest appointment again (which was almost 2 weeks out) & attempt to get off of work. Again, they said they would call me if an earlier appointment opened up. Again, they did. And AGAIN, the appointment was filled by the time that I got the opportunity to call back. (2-3 hours later) I ended up having to reschedule again. Fast forward to mid December, I was finally able to get an appointment on 12/11 at 8:30AM and it was my day off of work. Well, the huge snow storm came. When I woke up on 12/10 I had a message saying "Our office will be opening late tomorrow (12/11) due to the weather, I can move your appointment to 2PM on 12/11, or would rather reschedule for a difference day. Give us a call back." Well guess what? When I called back (2 hours later), THE.APPOINTMENT.WAS.FILLED. So I FINALLY had a scheduled appointment on my day off of work for 8:30AM on 12/11, but because they decided to open late due to the snow storm, I lost my appointment because they didn't have the decency to just go ahead and put me down for the later 2PM appointment. They knew I had been trying to get an appointment since November 1st with extreme tooth pain, but they obviously didn't care enough to try and work with me. But that's not even the best part. During that same phone call, I went ahead & scheduled my appointment for 12/17. The appointment fell through again because I had to work. Because of the holidays approaching, I decided not to make another appointment at that time. So I called yesterday to pick a date far enough out (For late January, early February) so I could request the day off BEFORE my work schedule got released to assure the day off... & I was told that they will not schedule me for another appointment because I rescheduled too many times so I'm now "released." For 1, I did NOT even get a warning at all that such a thing would happen. I would have stopped attempting to make it into my appointment on a day I was scheduled for work if I would've known. And 2, they knew I had extreme tooth pain and they also knew my work schedule was tight, but they would not work with me. Every other place of business I've ever been to have all been very kind, understanding and worked with me the best that they could. Why would rescheduling be a problem in the first place? I always called a few days before my scheduled appointment to reschedule, so I'm sure they were able to fill the appointment slot with somebody else. It's not like they lost out on any business. Maybe they should consider being more understanding, start working with their customers more, & implement some sort of priority list when appointments get cancelled. (They should think about people who are in pain first, THEN people who just need a basic cleaning/check up/whatever of the sort) I know you're probably wondering why I didn't just find somewhere else to go, especially if I had extreme tooth pain. My tooth pain was very extreme until late November, after that, it finally got to a point where it was manageable with ibuprofen & acetaminophen. (Which I'm still currently taking to manage) I wanted to go to this place because I read that they do surgical procedures as well. Which no other place around this area does both. (That I know of) So if I did end up needing that type of work done, I wouldn't have to be referred anywhere else, which is convenient. If I would have known I was going to end up going elsewhere anyways, I would have made an appointment somewhere else 3 MONTHS AGO. This dentist office was a huge waste of my time and effort.

This is for the 409 Broadway location. NP Deanne Wimsatt saw my daughter on Sunday, 1/26. Over the…read moreweek I have been trying to get her to send the correct referral for a ultrasound for a very serious condition. It is now Friday, she sent the referral 6 times to MGH Imagine with MISSING information. I have spent hours on hold; It is now Friday, and I still can't make an appointment due to Deanne Wimsatt's incompetence. In the meantime, I tore my ACL on Monday, got an MRI on Wednesday, saw an orthopedic on Thursday, and scheduled my surgery for March 12. I live in a different state. What is going on with Boston Medical???? This is horrible.

Had a great visit, too insurance ,was polte, and I didnt have to wait long. I'd go backread more