Dr. Moghul was amazing I went in with a rather large Hernia and they were able to get me right in…read moreand take care of it. they were very informative. helped me and made me feel comfortable throughout the whole process the surgery was a success and they were available for any issue prior to and after the procedure

I don't understand that one start review. I have had nothing but an awesome experience with Dr…read moreBreckwoldt....I doubt it was him the review is talking about. I had Laser vein EVLT treatment done and it basically saved me from a lot of worry and trouble ...I am recovering but weight loss will eventually take care of that. It sure beats having to worry about cutting myself and having problems...in the future. Dr Brekwoldt also did some procedure with my father and helped him as well. The staff has always answered my questions and given me good advice. The procedure I had at Winchester Hospital with Dr Brekwoldt and the team was smooth and easy. I had about a week recovery period and was fine after. These guys are great overall and I would recommend them.

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 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.

If you find yourself referred to Dr. Fugelso you are in good hands. She is very thorough, explains…read moreprocedures very well, and gives a clear understanding of what to expect for aftercare. I was able to meet with her twice prior to my procedure. The first exam and explanation was a bit overwhelming, and I was able to come back and ask questions. She's located on the first floor in suite 1. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Breathe easy you are in good hands

Though Dr. Fugelso is among the best in her field, she still has of a warm and welcoming presence…read more She thoroughly explained everything during the initial exam and her office team was extremely helpful in getting me set up for my surgery appointment. Before surgery, she stopped by to check up on me, made sure I knew what was going on, and put me at ease. All of the doctors I've seen have spoken highly of her and now, I know why.

The reason I'm giving a 4 star review is because 3 of my appointments have been canceled. I can…read morebarely walk at the moment and my procedure, that I have confidence will help me was canceled. When I asked when I could have another appointment they told me 4 weeks from now, which I considered outrageous. When I let them know how I NEED this procedure done, then they gave me an appointment for the week after. Dr. Hartshorn, is amazing otherwise, he takes the time to listen, and give you options. They have snacks, coffee, and the office is super clean. The staff is super friendly. I just feel like, as someone who can barely put any weight on her foot, and then pain is so bad that I can't sleep, that this is not considered urgent and therefore it gets canceled.

All I can say Boston, is that YOU have gained a rock star, and we out here in California are left…read morewith the tour bus drivers.... 2 years ago I was involved in a bicycle accident and tore the rotator cuff in my left shoulder. The pain was excruciating, and continued to get worse over time. One of my colleagues who was seriously injured in a surfing incident a year earlier, that basically destroyed his shoulder (broken bones etc) had been treated by Dr. Tim Hartshorn, and recovered completely recommended that I go see him. I did, and I IMMEDIATELY knew I was in the right place, with the right doctor. Ultimately, I required surgery to repair my shoulder, but prior to actually scheduling surgery, I needed to finish out the work season on light duty. Dr. Hartshorn gave me direct steroid injections to the shoulder joint over the course of the next few months to get me through the rest of that season. At the end of the season, I went in for surgery in the morning, and was back home that afternoon. Almost immediately, Dr. Hartshorn had me on a physical therapy routine that got me moving my newly repaired shoulder in short order. Over the course of the next several weeks, the pain subsided, my range of motion returned as I continued physical therapy, and in less than 3 months, I was back at work with no restrictions. What you need to understand is that prior to seeing Dr. Hartshorn, I could not even hold a coffee cup in my left hand without serious pain. The act of threading a belt through my pant loops required assistance from my wife. Sleeping was nearly impossible and I was a wreck due to lack of sleep. Surgery takes time to fully heal from, and I knew that going in. It also takes commitment by you, to do the exercises, and range of motion stretches prescribed by your physical therapist or doctor. If you don't do that, you will not recover completely. I knew that going in as well. Dr. Hartshorn made sure I knew that this was not going to be easy, or fun, but it (the PT and stretchers) was absolutely necessary for fast recovery and the best possible outcome. Without question or reservation of any kind, I can absolutely say that if you are reading this because you have injured your shoulder, and are at the point where a solution other than you just "roughing it out" is necessary, and you have found Dr. Tim Hartshorn, Your are one fortunate individual. It is my belief that you will NOT find a better physician, surgeon or human being than Dr. Tim Hartshorn. Congratulations, and rest easy. You are in the right place. For those wondering why, 2+ years later I might be here writing a review for Dr. Hartshorn, it is really simple. I have since injured my other shoulder, and have been in the care of a doctor who was prescribed by workers comp out here in California. I am miserable, I require surgery and I decided to reach out to Dr. Hartshorn to see if he would be willing to look at my MRI and perhaps give me a recommendation for surgeons he personally knows and would comfortably recommend out here in Cali. Well, being the rock star that he is, as I mentioned in my first paragraph, Dr. Hartshorn called me directly himself. Not his staff, or some mouth piece like I would have expected to hear from out here, but he himself. I was actually not surprised to be honest, because that is the kind of doctor Tim Hartshorn is. Like I said Boston, consider yourselves VERY fortunate to have this guy in your wheel house. It does not get any better than him. I wish you well on your treatment and recovery, but have no doubt that you will be just fine. THANK YOU Dr. Hartshorn. THANK YOU.

Dr Numa was involved in my care after two Mohs surgery on my face. The first time there were two…read moreareas of basal cell cancer near my mouth. He really thought about his approach and took his time stitching both areas that were close to each other to minimalize the scarring. I remember him going back and forth from one side of the table to the other to really look at the area as he proceeded, he was meticulous. He also was very calming, talking to me as he worked. No one can detect the scar even after I point it out. About a year later, I had Moh's surgery again for a area on my nose. This time I needed a graft (gulp). Again, friends who knew what I had gone through really looked and were impressed, as am I, how natural looking the area appears. Thank you Dr. Numa!

I got a lip Aug from Dr Numa and as you can see I LOVE IT ... I can't stop taking pics ... very…read moreeasy to work with him and Corey. Thank you I love it

My husband developed liver failure. I selected Lahey for ease of access. It has been a few years…read morenow and his liver transplant is doing very well. Everyone at the Transplant Clinic has been wonderful, before, during and post op surgery. I cannot say enough about this team. They made something that was unthinkable happen. This is World Class Medicine.

Can I give a zero star? They billed me an enormous amount…read morefor a single emergency visit, including charges for services I don't remember receiving. After I paid, there was still a leftover balance of just one cent--and instead of reaching out or writing it off, they actually sent me to collections.

A recent survey of best hospitals in the WORLD (2025) ranked MGH as number 6…read more We had nothing but good things to say about our experience at MGH. The professional way of dealing with patients, their logistics and setup, their green spaces to rest and relax, the care, etc....all had been top notch. Their internet portal was also very user friendly. Things could be seen and could be found very easily. Very transparent. It was an excellent experience.

A total horror show. One would expect a large volume of people in the ER but within 10 minutes…read moreduring the check in process, I made my decision to leave immediately The amount of hostility, anger, frustration and utter chaos made my experience far too traumatic. The hoards of people overcrowded in the small waiting rooms along with the shouting and commotion of out of control angry patients was beyond what I had ever witnessed before. One woman shrieked "I wouldn't bring a dog here!" In fact, I had brought my service dog who was waiting in the car in which I had been driven to this ER. My dog gets better care at busy, large metropolitan animal hospitals and is not subjected to or traumatized by utter pandemonium. This was like a living hell.

I'm 77 and have seen a few MD's in my time. Dr. Gallivan is clearly the best. She is patient,…read morecaring, skillful and responsive and always greets me with a smile. These are qualities valued by old timers.

I've known Dr. Gallivan for years. Tonsils and adenoids for one child, tubes for two others. A…read morehuge take away was the hug she gives while your kids are getting there sleepy meds before surgery because she knows how it affects us as parents. That was many years ago. over the past year it's been care for myself. the last two visits not only did she address my ENT concerns but also solved other conditions I've been experiencing. she could have easily shooed me out to the appropriate specialist (which she does want me to follow up with these other specialist for sure) but she sat with me for 45 minutes even knowing it was not an ENT issue. I left my visit with clarity and direction. I can't say enough about her expertise, bedside manner and true care for her patient. There are not enough stars to rate Dr. Gallivan!

I had to bring my parent here as she isn't able to walk…read more My mom says she needs to be pushed into the exam and they say they have a assistant to do that.. Due to COVID they don't allow me to stay. No worries. When I ask if there staff member an push her down stairs instead I'm told no. I know that NWH is part of PCHI the largest medical group in MA. They generally get anything tbey demand of insurance companies including more money do to their percentage of docs in MA. It makes no sense to ask a person to run around back and forth opposed to using the money squeezed from an insurance company to make the patients lives easier. Get your patient game together.

Was referred here by my PCP for a pain in my a**…read more Apparently they were confused and didn't realize I already had one.