I've been bringing my children to see Dr. Kara Ryan for almost 5 years now. Everyone in the office…read moreis so kind and accommodating. Any concerns (no matter the time) I've gotten a call back within a half hour. I feel listened to and any concerns I have are taken seriously. All providers in the office have been professional and kind. Can't ask for anything better!

My kids have both gone to dr elizabeth dipietro since 2008. I can't say enough great things about…read moreher, her staff and colleagues. I have been blessed. Even the desk staff are great, responsive and friendly! Amazing crew of professionals

When I moved back to RI, my doctor I used to see claimed "they weren't taking any new patients"…read more Even though I wasn't new... So I needed a new doctor and not many places are accepting new people. Luckily I was able to get into here. On a whim i went here. I was accepted as a patient by Laura Runyan, PA-C. She is literally so sweet. Yet professional all at once. She had such a busy tight schedule and still made me feel important. She treated me for what I thought was a sinus infection. Apparently two really good nose sprays work that she prescribed. She also did my physical and prescribed me my medication. Smooth visit and to be honest I really don't mind coming back as long as it's with her :) Everyone there has great individual personalities. From the lady who checks you in with the glasses to the ladies who check you out. Thank you again!

I have been a patient here for 20 years, and I am so excited to finally have a new office! This…read moreplace is so disorganized, doesn't listen to your needs. I filled out my screener this year saying how depressed I was (thoughts of self-harm, etc) and not 1 person asked me a question about it. I needed to go to a different office to literally save my life. This place is trash.

Made appointment for 5:45. It is now 7:05. We have still not been seen. Told there is only 1…read moreprovider. If they were honest about appointment times I would not have come. Seen at 7:12. The medical tech is super friendly! The physician is efficient, funny, explains clearly, listens and is helpful. If the company stop being cheap & paid for additional staff like these two, it would be an awesome place. It is now 7:25, almost 2 hours later and we are done.

No medical asst that generally is there to take vital signs prior to seeing the Doctor or PA (…read morephysician's asst.) who is certainly qualified to see patients in this setting. The radiologist technician took my vitals ( just a little unusual that he'd do the vitals) Usually a medical Asst is there. However, he was very nice & welcoming ( Dillon) I went in for cough, fever, general fatigue. Chest xray done and the PA ( physician asst) by the name of C. Pickering informed me my chest x-ray was normal. He prescribed an inhaler and 2 ( two!) antibiotics. ( Amoxicillin & Doxycycline) If the chest x-ray was " normal " why would I need 2 antibiotics let alone one? Well, I wouldn't!! Only bacterial infections require an antibiotic and since he said my x-ray was normal I'd assume this was viral therefore not needing antibiotics. Well, I get to CVS and the PA calls me and tells me that I actually have pneumonia in my left lung. I'm not happy at this point for such confusion telling me my xray is normal and now it's not! I'm 72 yrs old and having pneumonia at my age is a serious health concern because aging weakens the immune system and lung function, increasing risks for complications like respiratory failure, sepsis, and even death, with mortality rates "significantly higher" in older adults. I'm a retired RN so this is why i'm knowledgeable. So here I am with an inhaler ( that's fine) but two antibiotics! So which one do I take? I opted for the stronger one and if I'm not better I'll return to see my primary care Doctor. ( His office was closed today hence urgent care) Please opt for another urgent care if you need one or call and see who's on duty. If it's C. Pickering then pass and go elsewhere please. Children are also seen here so I'd be very cautious. Wishing you all a Happy Holiday Season and continued good health.

Dr. Umphrey is caring, thorough and completely professional. He spends time with each patient and…read morelistens. His staff is well organized and competent. I never wait more than a few minutes for my appointments which shows they are considerate of our time, too.

It is very frustrating trying to contact the medical center simply to verify an appointment date…read moreand have to wait on hold for 20-30 minutes, this is understandable occasionally every now and then, as things get busy from time to time, but it's becoming regular. It took me several days of attempting to call and being placed on hold for 20-30 minutes before finally hanging up just to verify an appointment. Physicals are very quick and impersonal and it does not appear that records like past levels of cholesterol are kept. It's on the patient to monitor whether or not cholesterol levels are going up or down after getting them tested every year.

Dr Wong- waste of time! told me I really should bring my…read moreson, drove 35 mins, saw him for 10 mins and said he had something but may have gotten something else. Been sick for 3 weeks but let's wait and see what it is. What?!

I brought my three sons to Pediatric Specialists for many years. I started out with Dr Guliano 31…read moreyears ago was my first son who was seen by Dr G, he was kind, friendly and always made me feel comfortable bringing my boys to see him. The Quality of care was excellent. The other Doctors that work for Dr G were also kind, caring and helpful if I had to see another Doctor if I couldn't see Dr G. Everyone in his office was kind, friendly and helpful.

Dr Lee was such a caring knowledgeable man who knew my special needs child was frightened of having…read moreher throat stabbed. He not only talked to her about why he had to do it for her own good, he also drew a picture on the exam table paper of where they swab. We barely waited for him at all in the room for an exam and the assistants were friendly too. They took us right away when we walked in instead of making us wait. I highly recommend bringing your child here because they actually care.​

Excellent experience every time ! So happy We avoided a strenuous hasbro ER fiasco when my…read moredaughter's elbow came out of the socket for the second time . They accepted the challenge and got it back in with no wait time !

Not Even Your Worst Enemy …read more.. As a nurse with thirty years of experience, I have never encountered such blatantly unprofessional behaviour as with the staff at Rehab Hospital of RI. The staff were rude over the phone. They were "too busy" to discuss anything with the family member (who is, coincidentally, also a nurse), discharged the patient too early without a care plan in place, refused to discuss aftercare concerns two hours after the patient left saying "once you're discharged you're on your own". This patient could not walk unassisted, was released without an assistive device (a cane!). The most insane piece was two nurses assisting this patient down THREE FLIGHTS OF STAIRS because the elevator was broken. He was going to be discharged and they didn't want to wait for the elevator to be repaired. Absolutely the poorest care, the most unprofessional attitude. NOT recommended under any circumstances.

No. Nonono…read more I had suffered from an Achilles tendon strain and my doctor recommended RIRH and one other facility because of their location near me. I picked RIRH and I regret doing so. RIRH is a part of Landmark which has recently been bought by an out of region hospital chain . The facility itself is outdated , and much of the hospital has been shut down (MRI, XRAY, etc) and moved to Woonsocket . I came in with an open mind and tried to give them a chance. Some things right off the bat: Parking. Its no fun to walk in an air cast. The hospital isn't designed for outpatient services and it shows. If you need a cane to walk more than 50 yards, bring your cane. Signage for outpatient physicial therapy is nonexistent. Luckily the kind janitor was able to direct me to the basement. Outpatient PT seems like an afterthought. They do have a pool at least, which seems to be one of their big talking points. I had called for my first appointment and got attitude when I asked for evening appointments. I called on a Tuesday and couldn't be seen for over a week, with an appointment that wasn't in the evening (I was trying to be flexible.). Great way to start the healing process. As soon as I walked in to my first appointment I was given a list of appointments for the next 8 weeks. All on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I wish I had some input into that, and when I asked to change an appointment due to prior commitments, again, attitude. Billing is done off site, so there is no one to easily speak to if you have a question . If you do call, again, expect an attitude. I have hit my out of pocket this year. I received a letter from RIRH saying I would have a copay. I called to ask what was wrong so I could call my insurance and they said "well that is for your info only, so if your insurance says otherwise, disregard it.". Uh, what? These are all things I could be ok with, if the actual care provided was adequate . Now here's where the fun starts My first visit (eval) was awesome. John was thoughtful , explained what was going on, and answered all of the nitty gritty odd ball questions I had. He felt that my strain was due to tight calves and that if I didn't fix that, that the injury would keep happening . Awesome. TENS unit, some ultrasound , and I was optimistic for my next visit. Enter other physicial therapist. All they seemed to care about was my pain level and that we got everything done in 30 minutes (because that's how long the appointment could be, no more, no less.). I expressed my concern about my calves and they retorted "well I didn't do your evaluation so I don't know.". Great. That's great. Ultrasound, no tens unit, tape, stretching, and away I went. The next few appointments went like this. Again, concentrating on pain levels, not on prevention. I was having pain while doing my exercises at home and hearing a popping noise, and I couldn't get an answer as to why, or why this new symptom was occurring . Just "as long as it's not in extreme pain, I don't care that it's popping." I went back to my doctor, explained what had happened, asked about my calves , and he said he agreed , that it needed to be addressed . Also agreed that if I wanted to that I could find a new therapist. Gave me a new script, and I promptly cancelled the remaining appointments I had at RIRH. Please, go somewhere else, unless your health care provider has a specific reason why you must go to RIRH. I know others have done well with specific people here who specialize in certain things, but never again for me.

Top quality of care. The P.A.'s , nurses, and assistants are very knowledgeable…read more They are able to provide a wide range of outpatient care including x-rays and CT scans on site.

I went in today to be seen. My gum is infected from when I pulled a filling out (not intentional)…read moreI've been here in the past even this year at the end of January beginning of February somehow there's no record of it. My insurance paid out them. Today they said I can't be seen because I have RI state insurance and they don't except it which is funny because I also took my nephew here around the same time in January and they also took him and didn't charge us.