Completely incompetent. Do not go here if you value your life. My son went 3 weeks ago for 2…read moreswollen, blistering big toes and the health provider looked at it for a second and said he had cellulitis. She gave him Keflex and sent him on his way. He took it as directed and the toes got worse. We went back today. We were there for 3 hours. The women taking our information was very kind. She was shocked that we only waited for 3 hours, it's usually 5 hours since they cut down to one provider. The doctor looked at his two toes and said he needed to see a podiatrist immediately. She gave him 2 types of antibiotics and an anti fungal and that he needed to start them immediately. My son starting panicking because of how serious it was. She was sending the scipt to the CVS pharmacy at Target. I explained to her that they were already closed, to please send it to the CVS on Warren Ave in East Providence because they are open 24 hours. I went to pick up the scripts for him since it was already 9p, I waited that long because CVS never informed him that the scripts were ready. When I picked them up, there were only 2 scripts, of course the most important one had not been sent in. So now I have to waste more time getting this straightened out. Never again, complete waste of our time.

Eye doctor recommended we go to this urgent care near by. Arrived at 4:10, told the front desk…read moresomething in eye, it was completely red, in excruciating pain and they said they were not taking any more patients before close. How can you close at 5PM and not take patients at 4PM? Maybe they should change their hours. Would NOT recommend this urgent care. Look at the review down below who also said they lack sympathy for patients.

Jane not only has an enthusiasm, talent and keen interest in holistic health, but Jane loves…read moresharing her knowledge and education others. I love to get Jane's opinion on any health issue!

I went to tree of life center to see what i could take for inflamation do to a trigger finger…read moreproblem. Had an appt with doctor for surgery. While at Tree of life center I was told they could cure that so I gave them 3 months to do so and they did. I have full use of my thumb and very happy I do not have to have surgery. I have had 3 appointments with them for various things and am well satisfied.

Before I arrived for my first appointment, I was sent a link to fill in my medical history as well…read moreas my current medications, allergies and insurance information. I spent a great deal of time doing just that. When I arrived for my appointment, I was told it was not possible that I had been sent such a link. Wait, what? When I attempted to show the staff my phone that had the link and the subsequent forms, I was emphatically told that it didn't matter what I showed them, they hadn't sent it and they needed me to fill out the paperwork there. OK (deep breath) I said, I realize that they need the information, and that I would fill out the forms but they also needed to understand that this was not my mistake, that I had only followed the instructions I received. I was then questioned about how I had gotten an appointment in the first place, as I had not followed their patient vetting procedures. I said I had called back in April as soon as I found out my old PCP's office was closing. The office manager (who had very early on taken over my check in) looked it up and informed me that the person who had made the appointment shouldn't have done so and the she had subsequently been "let go." OK (really?!) I sat down with my paperwork to fill out and looked at the two women sitting in the waiting area. In the awkward silence, I asked them, "was it me?" They laughed and shook their heads no. I then refilled out all of the forms. While I was doing so, the office manager came out from behind the desk to tell me she'd figured out why I had been mistakenly been sent a link. I listened, then said... "but it wasn't the patient's fault, right?" She didn't respond to my question but continued to explain. Again I listened, and when she paused, again I asked... "but it wasn't the patient's fault, right?" I'm pretty sure we went one more "round" before she realized I was asking for an apology for the way she had tried to bully my into thinking this was my fault, and she finally acknowledged it was not my fault... never apologizing. She then asked me to call my insurance company to make sure their practice was "in network." I told her I'd already done that, but I used my insurance company app to look up the doctors and the practice and showed her that they were listed. In short, I feel as though she did everything to try and prevent me from becoming a patient. Or offend me so that I would walk out. Update: After having accepted all insurance cards at my first visit, I subsequently received a bill. After the rude behavior I endured on my first visit. I decided not to trust a phone call and visited the office to question (and settle) the bill in person. I was simply told they didn't accept my insurance. What? Bottom line - they did want me as a patient, but they didn't want to actually say it. So they did everything possible to alienate me. Done. But why? Is it because I am a POC? Is it because they can't or don't want to care for a woman of a certain age who has chronic, post cancer issues? Or is it because they are just unfeeling? It almost doesn't matter. Clearly they did not want me. And quite frankly, why would I trust them with my health? I paid the bill and left. I made arrangements for my healthcare elsewhere sitting in their parking lot. Done and done.

Just talked to an attorney. Filing . A long time patient who…read moredoesn't matter anymore. I'm in pain. Need my meds. THEY DONT CARE. They will now. 30 years and I'm not worth helping apparently.

I injured my back recently at the gym and decided to visit Bayside. I had heard great reviews from…read morefriends and quickly learned first hand how helpful Dr. O'Brien was. For example, the first weekend of my injury was brutal. He knew I would need treatment through the weekend and actually met me at the office on a Saturday afternoon. Since then he's guided me through healing the injury and has given me great advice on moving forward/preventing this from happening in the future. They also have a really nice staff with long hours to fit your schedule. I definitely recommend!!

36 weeks with baby #2 and it decides to stay in a breech position. My midwife recommended the…read moreWebster Technique and to start it as soon as possible to help baby flip. Everyone at Bayside was wonderful and I was able to get in right away! Dr. Torres was sweet and has great bedside manner. She had me booked for 4 appointments and said she has great success with most babies flipping, unless of course their are other factors in play. She was very helpful! They are a holistic practice and offer support for many different ailments as well as support with lactation. They have a great location with plenty of parking and continue following all COVID protocols, and as a pregnant woman I appreciate the extra precautions in place to keep me and my baby safe. Can't recommend them highly enough!

This is a warm and loving place with the best people. Dr. Monteiro is amazing. I have never met…read moreanyone like her! She isn't your traditional chiropractor and I must say my life has improved drastically since meeting her. She treats mind, body and spirit, everything she does promotes peace, love and well being.

LOVE Seekonk Family Chiropractic and Dr Monteiro! I and…read moreseveral other family members have been seeing Dr. Monteiro on a regular basis for more than 15 years now.

My last review was 2 years ago, so I want to update it. I STILL come here and STILL get the most…read moretop tier service. I'm always in and out so quickly and the staff are always so friendly, kind, efficient and make sure you're well taken care of. You can even go virtual visits on their site. I have come here for all types of problems and I always get the help I need. Every employee I encounter actually listen to me. They make sure to explain everything in great detail and I never leave confused about any treatment to recover. They have the best care I've ever experienced. Even after so long the place still looks brand new. The rooms are so clean and so cozy and private. Even the waiting area is very nice.

So grateful they were open on Sunday. Fast and efficient and ready to help, would recommend!read more

Decided to try this out. The wife and I reserved a double tank and jumped in…read more It was definitely a cool experience. They have many different rules posted so everything runs great. It was mostly a relaxing experience, the only thing I would change is the music. I was pretty loud, even with the ear plugs in.

Was able to book a free float. The booking process was relatively simple and the atmosphere was…read morecalm whenever I went. The shower and the products were high quality! Definitely a highlight. The float was really relaxing, but sadly the music did not work properly. I heard it for the first 10 minutes and after that I wasn't able to turn it on again. The beauty bar was clean and well decorated and has a lot of products such as deodorant and heat protectant, but I wish there was more variety of aftercare products. Also, the beauty bar is not totally suitable for individuals with curly hair textures. Overall, this was a good visit. I definitely enjoyed the calmness and the explanations for the experience!

Tight visitor parking but free!…read more I had no idea there were visiting hours! (Note: I would understand a nighttime cut off.) FYI: 10am-1pm, 4-7pm. Luckily when I entered to visit someone, it was 3:40. I did have to wait about 15 minutes in line to register with the lobby staff as a visitor. Standing in the line, we were next to the exit door that kept swinging open and getting hit with bursts of cold, January air! I have to say, this was a terrible system. Also, apparently kids under 13 can't visit. My 13 year old was with me and I would have been really upset if I found out after standing in line. This was not posted anywhere but apiece of paper handed to me at the check in station. There is a waiting area. Someone alerts you once it hits 4pm and you can then go and visit. I have to say, I disliked the process. It was clearly posted on the patients door that I needed PPE equipment to visit. The nurses station quickly set us up for success. KUDOS to Miriam. About a year ago at a nearby hospital this was the case with my father but nothing was posted and I found out AFTER I had already been visiting with him! The Nurse we had was well liked by our patient but I found her to be a know it all. Telling my daughter what her pathway to college should be. (Not nursing either.) She also didn't get the message we were visiting and just stood around and took up a lot of our patients time. Keep in mind, we offered to leave to let her do her duties but she rejected. It was mostly standing around and being a part of our time. Overall, our older family members really prefer Miriam. I did think the room was very clean and the floor we were on was quiet.

Recent 3 day stay. (I am an RN). Here are my suggestions for Ways to improve services/care: I was…read moreNever offered a facecloth, towel, fresh Johnny, toiletries (thankfully brought my own), bed linen was not changed (3 days), fresh water (had to ask for it and call each time repeatedly except when Eusebio was on). Rarely saw any cna after they checked in at start of each shift. Had to call repeatedly (3x) for Iv pump beeping multiple times (30-45minutes later after 3 calls they responded). Roommate in pain 4.5 hrs later and after her/my telling 4 staff members she finally got pain med. Asked to give stool and urine specimens but had to repeatedly ask for a hat/collection container. Hospital Dr tried his best but was limited by GI's direction. I was Insufficiently prepped for sigmoidoscopy. No one advocated for reprep and repeat (except me and it was declined). Enemas ordered at 8a received at 1130a, test was 130p-test later postponed to 430p (no reprep which I asked about). No definitive diagnosis. Wanted to sign out ama but insurance said I'd be stuck with the bill. Had to repeatedly request discharge for 2 days in a row (since nothing was being done). The plan of care/Treatment which was never truly discussed with me was just upping meds I was already on and adding on lactose (I thought the hospital dose given was 1x only was surprised to find it in my discharge meds with take daily for a month-Dr never mentioned that was the plan. This med and upping antidepressant med only made/is making my symptoms worse. Feeling worse now than I did when I came into the hospital. Repeatedly requested steroid-drs refused. I felt that I was absolutely not listened to and was not at all included in my plan of care. Once home I Followed up outpatient for steroids, the GI MD agreed to prescribe them, I'm picking script up today. The only reason I did not give not one star is solely due to the following staff members: Wyatt RN(holding unit) sweet and truly caring. Eusebio RN (seriously a gem and born caregiver and staff educator THE BESTnurse I've ever had) the only nurse to anticipate, follow though on my requests, respond quickly to calls (for any nausea meds), listen attentively and even referred reikki practitioner to me for pain management/nausea management. He deserves accolades and a raise. He was also educating a student nurse from RIC and his educational skills were exceptional. Kate (endoscopy) truly professional and attentive, a great patient educator. Michelle (phlebotomist) amazing comforting bedside manner and skilled at what she does. Ray (transport) also great attitude and very sweet and calming. Gabby (Reikki/RN) the best Reikki session I have ever had, truly skilled at Reikki. Fabulous calming and caring personality a true gem. Really loved the Eastern Medicine practices you are incorporating into patient care: pet therapy, Reikki, etc. The customer care cart-offered books, etc The CNA daily lets go for a walk-I didn't need it since I was independent in care but it's a great service. But adl/personal care and individual basic needs services are seriously lacking. Despite the above staff members, I would not return here. Only came because this is where my GI MD is associated with.

I was hesitant about seeing a Chiropractor and Dr. Lexi was very understanding and now I wish I had…read moregone in much sooner!! In 3 weeks my back,neck and Jaw issues have improved tremendously! Wish I had gone in sooner.. And Megan, massage therapist is amazing!!

Professional, clean, quiet. Very close to home. Well managed, smooth operation. Doctors were…read morevery helpful.

First visit ever for a Dexa scan, purchased full price (not under a groupon or anything). The…read moreattendant, Rocky was super personable! The 'office' is built in the end of a small strip of shops which is not particularly nice. Arrived for my appt and Rocky did the dexa scan and then the second test i signed up for. From the lobby you move aside a large curtain to the room with the scanning machine, a lot of extra space, a couch and a large TV screen. 6-8 minutes for the scan and then was led into the back room, a small and very beat up space, for the second test. Which also went fine, and took only a few minutes. While I was resting for that test is when I noticed how gross the space was. It seems clear that whoever owns the location just run the operation there for a long time while investing zero in the upkeep or cleanliness. Was led back to the second room where I was given a presentation/ summary of my test results - all within clear earshot of another person waiting in the lobby. This is IMO a HIPAA violation but just seems plain wrong to do. I might try a dexa scan again one day as Im not sure I believe the results were accurate but 100% would not go back to this beat up place.

I went to DexaFit Seekonk for a DEXA scan along with a VO2 max test. The Dexa scan went well, i am…read morehappy with the test and the results and appreciated the time we spent walking through it on screen. The VO2 max test surprised me. I am not sure if it was accurate or done incorrectly. I have been lifting weights and running my whole life, with the addition of distance running the last 6 years. I have trained for and run 6 half marathons and the boston marathon. My garmin has my VO2 max estimated at 49, and my max heart rate in my workouts and races gets into the 180s. The test said my VO2 max is 35 and my max heart rate is 151, and gave me heart rate zones with that being the max so its very low and not useful for me to do anything with. I was hoping to validate or get more accurate depictions if my heart rate zones vs what garmin estimates with my watch and garmin heart rate chest strap. The person who administered the test was friendly and great to meet with. **UPDATE** DexaFit offered to re-test me for free. I appreciate this gesture. The re-test put me at 52 which aligns with what I expected. Great customer service thank you!