Dr. Andrea Resciniti performed elective gallbladder surgery on me in the summer of 2017, about a…read moremonth or two after my husband had died after being hit by a car. I met her in the ER of Emerson where she was just standing there after I suffered a terrible gallbladder attack. Resciniti wanted to do the surgery that night but said she didn't think I could consent because my husband had just died and I agreed. I later stupidly agreed to elective surgery. Resciniti told me I would be fine without my gallbladder and basically did not need it. I stupidly did no research and just believed her. Within two days of surgery, I had to take ambulance back to Emerson after throwing up with terribly explosive diarrhea. The nurse there said with a sick look on her face "It is called Dumping Syndrome." Dumping syndrome can occur after gallbladder removal due to changes in bile flow, leading to rapid digestion and gastrointestinal symptoms. But Resciniti just stood there and said nothing. I developed terrible chronic diarrhea and became very afraid to leave my house or be anywhere for very long because of this uncontrollable sudden diarrhea, which I never suffered before surgery. I came to find out that Sudden Diarrhea is very common after gallbladder removal and has destroyed many people's lives like my life. I developed terrible gas and diarrhea and acid reflux and many eating and digestive problems. I also became very angry and mixed up because I had no idea what the surgery would do to me and was totally devastated by it. This surgery was the biggest mistake of my life. Resciniti never verbally told me that Ursodiol could dissolve the gallstones so that I may be able to keep my gallbladder. She also never alerted me to the terrible health challenges I would face without a gallbladder. Instead, Resciniti verbally told me I would be just fine. But instead it was the worst mistake I ever made in my life and has caused me absolute misery and devastation. I have since come to find out that about 50 percent of people have terrible regret from having their gallbladders removed and consider it the worst mistake of their life. I wish I had at least been verbally told of all the terrible consequences that come from having no gallbladder instead of just verbally told basically I would be just fine and could eat whatever I wanted. I now have horrible complications that were never mentioned by her when she treated me before the surgery. If I had ever known what my life would become without a gallbladder, which she never verbally told me, I would have never let her remove it. I hope she is happy that her surgery, which she said would heal me, destroyed my life. She has continued making her gingerbread houses while I stayed in my house and became a terrible recluse and very severely depressed. I now suffer from diverticulosis and terrible bowel problems. I can't believe Resciniti told me I would be just fine and that I brainlessly believed her and just took her word for it. My life has been and health have been basically destroyed. Thanks so much, Andrea. You turned my life into a total train wreck. Maybe you should actually tell people what happens when you take out their gallbladder instead of saying that they will be just fine because I am certainly not unless you consider horrible illness of the gut and the bowels and reflux and everything under the sun being JUST FINE. Thanks so much.

Dr. Resciniti is an extremely talented surgeon and a caring person. She clearly explained the…read moremedical options available to me after a challenging diagnosis. Her office team coordinated my care with exceptional efficiency, professionalism and kindness. Twice Dr. Resciniti took the time out of her schedule to advocate for me when I encountered minor obstacles with medical systems (i.e. an external pharmacy). She was available for me at all hours and repeated explanations when I did not fully understand the process. I highly recommend Dr. Resciniti and give her and her staff 5 stars!

excellent care-the best and smartest gynecologist-and office experience…read morealways very efficient- never knew review wasn't completed-my apologies

I just recently went to Dr. Reilly seeking some answers only to be utterly dismissed and ridicule…read more I had surgery four years ago in Florida and I've begun to show similar symptoms within the past few months. After doing a bit of research, I concluded going to Dr. Reilly would resemble the quality and care I received in Florida. I was completely wrong. He didn't listen to a word I was telling him. Instead, he dismissed my previous diagnosis and my surgery four years ago, calling my cramps stress related and it was a mere coincidence the successful laparoscopic surgery made me feel better. Luckily for me, in between his insults (hinting that I was a hypochondria), he called me a "pretty girl" or a "little girl." I've never met a doctor who made me feel so insignificant by dismissing my pain and discomfort. It was obvious to me he didn't view my history and current problems with any importance.

My son has been going here for about two months now, within that time he has had troubles with…read moreweight gain and a few hospital trips. There has never been a time that my family has been treated with anything less than absolute kindness. All of the doctors there are attentive and amazing. Dr.Brownstein is an absolute gem. She is so kind and sweet, and gives the best care to my son. I can not express how amazing this office is. From the front desk to the doctors, truly this is where you want your kids to go!

We have been bringing our children to Dr. McKenzie and his wife Lee since they were born. We lived…read morein Natick, where his practice is, and we delivered in Worcester. He came to Worcester when they were born. Then we moved 20 minutes South of Worcester and had our third child. He came to our house which was more than 45 minutes away from his office. Who makes house calls anymore? Although we live 45 minutes away we continue to work with his practice. It has now been over 15 years.

I experienced the most rude and disturbing behavior by one of their staff over the telephone that I…read morehave finally decided to find another doctor! It had happened before over the phone that one of the women receptionists spoke rudely and treated me like dirt over the phone. This happened when they were still located at their old address. However what occurred on May 21st was totally outrageous that I don't want to goe back them office after the experience. Here's what happened. Another doctor's office told me that they needed a "referral" from my doctor at Needham Family Practice. So I called them and a woman answered the phone. Maybe because she is basically anonymous she feels that she can verbally abuse callers I don't know, but after I explained what I was told by my other doctor's office staff, the woman abruptly interrupted and said, "First of all, who is this?" After I told her my name and info she stated, "Your last appointment was in July of 2014." As if this was some sort of problem. I had to explain that I had had to delay my followup appointment because of a death in the family. She cut me off again to say a referral wasn't needed. So, I told her how the other doctor's office had just called me and she again very rudely cut me off and ordered me not to yell at her! I was dumbfounded at this bizarre behavior from this receptionist, especially since I hadn't even raised my voice at all. Peeved I stated back to her "Wow, if you think that's yelling you've never heard me yell." She continued talking to me in an extremely rude and combative manner. So I just hung up, otherwise I would have yelled at her. I wrote my doctor Dr. McWha and told him that I didn't "want come back to your office after this experience," and that "I won't feel comfortable having to be confronted by this person in the future." I paid him the kindness of writing a letter explaining why I didn't want to use their services anymore and he just ignored my letter. He once wrote me a letter because I had to change an appointment, but I guess their staff is sacrosanct. In my opinion Dr. McWha wasn't a bad doctor nor Dr.Corcoran, however their preformances as doctors doesn't out weigh the negative treatment of the harridan I encountered. A previous doctor who worked there Dr. Finn, who has moved on, misdiagnosed an infection on my father's legs. He said it was "salt." It wasn't salts building up and oozing out of his legs it was a virulent infection which ended up killing him. So, yeah, there has to be a better place where the staff is nicer and the doctors are better than Needham Family Practice. Since the office moved it is not as close to the main hospital either.

Avoid: doctor cares more for his financial well being than your well being…read more I never thought I'd write a negative review for a doctor. However my wife and I have had a terrible experience with the doctor and their billing practice. The short of it is, the doctor moved locations and because the new location was much less convenient, we canceled our appointment. We spoke to them twice before the date of the appointment, and both times requested to cancel the appointment. Doctor's practice did not cancel the appointment and then charged us a no-show fee. We called to ask them to remove this bill as it was inaccurate. We called multiple times and left messages, but no one returned a call. Finally after our frustration was mounting, the doctor himself called. Instead of listening to us, it was clear from the beginning that the doctor had it in mind to "tell us off." The call was a formality merely. He asked if the call was being recorded, and when I told him no - he proceeded to tell us how his staff is never wrong and that it's our problem. He was curt and condescending in his tone - and he clearly did not really care. When I mentioned that we canceled because their practice had moved locations, he did not seem to care. As long as he got his money, even for billing us wrongly, it did not matter to him. He proceeded to hang up on me as well. He said his piece, he told me off, and he had no further need of wasting his precious billable time on me anymore. I would like to call out the front desk staff is very kind and patient. Excellent bedside manners, so to speak. However the doctor does not embody these traits as well as his staff. He could learn from his staff. It's unfortunate that our medical system places the doctor's financial growth at the opposite end of patient well being. If you want a doctor that cares for you and bills you for services actually rendered, this is not your doctor. There are many more in and around Needham and Wellesley that I can recommend.

I went and checked it out. I read the reviews and thought…read morethat the doctor replying was a tad odd... I mean why engage with people who review you. My doctor "recommended" them. Kinda. Sorta. As they knew him, I guess, back in the day or at some point in time. I called and spoke with what seemed to be a young lady. She seemed - young. I drove in to check it out. The office was empty. No one there - literally. I saw paintings on the wall for sale - which I found interesting for a medical office. I stood there. And stood there. And this man walks by - he was a doctor. He look surprised. I looked surprised. He said they were at lunch. Okay. I'd think you'd lock the door or put a sign out - AT LUNCH. Be back soon. Or something. We spoke. It was polite. I left. Later I called and spoke with what seemed to be a young lady - my perspective. She said 'the doctor' doesn't take Medicare. And that resolved that. That's my experience. Make of it what you will.

Dr. Reinhorn and his team are exceptional! Went in for a diagnosis and then scheduled surgery a few…read moreweeks after. Dr. Reinhorn took the time to record a bunch of videos regarding the surgery and what to expect daily post op. Even better it's all on a QR code so in case you forgot anything you discussed, it's all available. Surgery is done at Newton Wellesley. Only out of commission for about 2 weeks. Everything went smoothly and I'm glad I found Dr. Reinhorn. He's super nice and very thorough with everything. Highly recommended you see him! Go Bills!

I came 10 min before the appointment time. Was brought to…read morethe exam room and left there. I left after waiting for 20 minutes because NOBODY stopped by and explained what was going on and apologized for the delay. I see it as a sign of DISRESPECT. Patient time is NOT not less valuable than doctor time. What would happen if patient was 20 minutes late?

I worked at Nwh and had surgery there many years ago. My husband had hip surgery also…read more As always top notch care at NWH

I am sick. I went in at 3PM and checked in...waited until 5:30PM. They paid more attention to…read moreEVERYONE who checked in after me. I WAS SERIOUSLY THE EXACT LAST ONE to see the doctor. I mean...REALLY? The doctor came out...saw me for 5 minutes...said I had a virus, but not swine flu..and I should get an over the counter medicine--and bounced. This is why I hate hospitals. Could have saved me so much freaking time. What a waste of my sick day.

I'm sad to write this review and please note that the vast majority of this review is ONLY for one…read moredoctor and not for the entire facility or it's other staff. The hospital is and dose AMAZING work for kids. It has some of the top notch providers and is well regarded as a top hospital for children world wide. We had to make a appointment with Dr. Micheal de Moor he title Chief of Cardiology for Pediatrics. We got a appointment on extremely quick. We also were PTs of this Dr. de Moor so that may have help get us in quicker. The issue I have is with Dr. de Moor and his grossly dismissive and completely discriminatory behavior. We came into the hospital for a Clarence letter. Part of Dr. de Moor assessment was to get a EKG done that went very well the lady who conducted this was very nice and made it playful for the kids. Also part of Dr. de Moor's assessment was listen to the heart using a stethoscope. After his assessment I requested to borrow a stethoscope to also listen to my daughter's heartbeat and his finding. After my request Dr. de Moor rudely asked me "if I was a doctor?" And then bluntly discriminated, and bullied me and by saying "oh your not a doctor so you won't hear what I hear" WRONG WRONG WRONG I'm the parent's father that alone supersedes any and all medical knowledge I have. In fact I was so shocked about Dr. de Moor's saying this to me that I asked again and yet again I was told no. The fact that I was prohibited from this is total against what I learned. What give Dr. de Moor the right or the audacity to say I won't hear what he just did. Was he lieing about his diagnosis??? Was he trying to hide something from me? Was his ego to large to allow me, a parent to listen to my daughter's heat beat? What Dr. de Moor did by discriminating me is far to common in the USA. People don't usually ask doctors follows up questions. People go to the doctor and take what ever the doctor told them and go with it. I however don't. I go to amazing lengths to properly vet any medical provider I meet. I check the status of there license via the Mass.Gov website. I check there school's standards and GPA. Let say I go full investigation on them. Full background check Dr. de Moor not only told me no to my request he did so in a way that was so comfortable for him to do. He did so in a way that I take into question his ethics as a provider. I take into question about his medical diagnoses. I take into question the entire visit with him. He I think got mad that I asked a question. I saw him thinking in his head this guy is a complete loser not being a doctor why the hell is he questioning my medical opinion" Dr. de Moor treating my family and I as 2nd class citizens is not only prohibited by the policies and procedures of this facility but more importantly unmoral. I have all the rights to asks a million questions I have all the right to ask to listen to my daughter's heartbeat. I have all the right to be concerned about my daughter's well being. I have all the right to be A informed parent. Dr. de Moor has a fiduciary responsibility to answer those questions and properly inform me. I did out reach to the Hospital. I did get a call from the head of the pediatrics (that's a big deal) that Dr. Did apologize about Dr. de Moor actions. I also go a call from Dr. de Moor he said he was sorry. He said he was having a bad day and that I should mark this event as such. He also said that his behavior was unexcusable and he did not want to make excuses. This terrified me as the man works with children's hearts he can't afford a bad day!!!!!!!!!. His bad day may cause him to mistakenly diagnosis a child or even mistaken cause a surgery compilation. If he brushed me off like that on a "bad day" I don't even want to think about what he would mistakenly do if he had a real bad day. I will follow up the top brass of this hospital and inform the State of what events took place.

I had my entire adult family with this physician as the primary care doctor…read more Visits are brief. Conditions are reviewed with WebMD like computer searches. No treatment for conditions ranging for internal pains, symptoms of arthritis, risk or aortic rupture, or gout were ever recommended. Thousands of dollars in tests were we sent for. No review , feedback, analysis, or recommendations on any of them were ever received. Don't make the mistake of asking an extra question during a visit. You will be billed fully as if it were another appointment. (which your insurance won't cover as they don't understand two sessions with the same doctor on the same day) After 2 years of trying to get any kind of result, we shifted to someone else.

My fiancée and I switched primary care physicians to Dr. Mainali here, just a couple months ago…read morefollowing a move. We've each been twice so far, and are very pleased. It's a small office, but the receptionist was helpful and friendly. Dr. Mainali himself was very thorough in our first visit, really listening to what we had to say as well as his test results. We felt valued as people, not just as paying customers. He was very helpful when our blood test results came back, in not just telling us the problems, but going through every line of the results (full of acronyms and medical lingo we wouldn't understand on our own) and explaining what everything meant, and why we might care. For many procedures, this small 1-doctor office (he's planning to add a second soon) will have to refer you to others. So, don't expect a hospital-like experience where they can handle everything you could possibly need in the same building. For everything that can be done in-house, though, Everest Healthcare and Dr. Mainali come highly recommended.