I am super excited that Jeff is opening this office. I knew him for years where he was before and…read morehe is hands down the best PCP I ever had. I am going to bring my whole family to see him!

From the owner: Primary Care Family Medicine, Psychiatry, GAINSWave Acoustic Wave & Extracorporeal Shockwave…read moreTherapy for Erectile Dysfunction, Ketamine Therapy for Mental Health, Body Contouring & Aesthetics, Non-Surgical Weight Management

Professional and focus on patients. One on one time. Great place to go. I am happy to be thereread more

From the owner: Dr. Rodriguez offers a different approach to primary care with conveniences like same/next-day…read moreappointments that start on time and a focus on preventive medicine. His MDVIP-affiliated practice is open to new patients, including Medicare and commercially insured, in Montpelier. Dr. Rodriguez sees fewer patients, which means he has more time to offer. Similar to concierge medicine physicians, Dr. Rodriguez is available 24/7 by phone. His practice offers the MDVIP Wellness Program, which includes advanced health screenings and diagnostic tests that have been shown to help detect issues earlier.

Fantastic Doctor! Not a pill pusher and will recommend natural alternatives when possible.read more

I had seen doctors, did tests, but it never amounted to much else then that I had IBS and there was…read morenothing I could do except medicate myself with anti-depresents and Tums. Dr. Andrew Brandeis was the first doctor to have not only a vested interest in my all around health but an actual game plan on how to achieve my digestion goals. He has helped me overcome a lifetime of crippling nausea and pain and I couldn't be more thankful. My life is forever changed by this amazing Doctor that actually knows what the hell he is doing.

"I don't treat labs. I treat people."…read more I needed a Dr. House, and I got it. A maverick. A hipster, standard-issue-nor-cal-hippy version of House. Plaid shirt. Burner. Rides a fixie. This guy saved my life. Literally. In the not figurative sense of the word. --If you have CFS/ME, Lyme Disease, a medical mystery or some other condition where you've been seen by a bunch of doctors who haven't really helped you--DO IT. --"Radical Access" is incredible. Dr. B is available by email and very responsive. Test results and appointment notes are often emailed to me, sometimes even on a Saturday. Love being able to make and change appts online. --RE: paying out-of-pocket. Going this route ended up saving money. Dr. Brandeis works quickly and efficiently to arrive at the right diagnosis and the right treatment. Won't order a bunch of unnecessary tests, and you can be sure the ones he *does* want matter. Staying within my fancy PPO insurance plan would have cost 5x as much and I'd likely have little improvement to show for it. Also, being nearly bedridden is expensive. Reducing time bedridden= smart financial move. --Supplements. Sometimes he'll make a suggestion, then emerge with a bottle. I'm always skeptical. But some of them turned out to be more potent than my prescription meds. No joke. To keep this glowing review balanced there *are* a couple areas that fall short: --Referral to specialists. This was huge shortfall and surprising given the level of service Care Practice. On 2 occasions I was advised to consult a specialist, but left with shrugged shoulders in terms of actual referrals and specific providers. Once I started contacting specialists, most of them ( and all the best ones) refuse to interface with patients directly and ONLY work via physician referrals. Trying to negotiate this process as a patient was not effective or efficient, not to mention overwhelming while sick. --Office staff is mixed. All-or-nothing. Either staff who are excellent and SO on their game, to borderline incompetence/negligence. Be well.

This doctor comes across as arrogant, is difficult to discuss health concerns with as he frequently…read moreinterrupts the patient. He doesn't seem to be up to date with a lot of new information, even simple new treatments found in magazines in his office waiting room. If you aren't good at advocating for yourself, and perhaps coming across strong about treatment of certain things, you aren't likely to get much from him as a doctor. He might be fine as a see once in a rare time PCP, but I'd look elsewhere if you have something that needs more of a discerning eye. He's good about referrals though, if you ask questions he doesn't have the answer to. He doesn't really do anything to coordinate all your specialists care or ever seem to really know why you're in for an appointment and seems in a hurry to get you out, and is annoyed by too many questions from informed patients. Also, he uses outdated guidelines from certain associations which could potentially harm a client not yet sent off to a specialist.

Moved here from California and was worried I would have a hard time finding a good doctor to…read moreaddress a complicated health issue. He listened, took notes for an hour and made several recommendations on medications and diet modifications. It's nice when a doctor listens deeply to a patient and I really appreciated the deep focus.

To date I am making progress in a positive direction. I had an update with Dr. Noe and things are…read morelooking better since my last appointment, but I still have some ways to go. Until next time!

I had a steroid shot in my hip. The whole experience was great…read more The nurse and x-ray technician--I'll call them M and M respecting their privacy--were supportive, reassuring and professional. Dr. P-- also anonymous for privacy--was quick, efficient and also highly professional. Everyone explained what was going to happen and what was happening. The procedure as painless emotionally as well as physically. Thank you all.

Absolutely horrible care. Went in with a freshly dislocated shoulder and got offered ibuprofen from…read morean alleged doctor. Having dislocated my limbs multiple times, I know from experience thats not going to touch the pain. Doctor offered x ray for a tissue injury. X rays do not provide beneficial medical data for tissue injury. Left with out even bothering for the over priced Tylenol. She did manage to needlessly twist and wrench my arm though, so at least im in more pain then I left. The only professional was the desk staff and security. Good on them for being decent humans. The alleged PHDs could use some training and empathy.