Overall, I was very disappointed with my experience with Dr. E. Throughout our interactions, I felt…read morethat he spoke at me rather than listening to my concerns. I repeatedly explained that my pain was in a different area than what he suggested, but my input often seemed to fall on deaf ears. When I finally got him to focus on my concerns, he agreed to review my MRI data--something I would have expected to be done early on, before recommending treatment. Unfortunately, when I arrived for the MRI review, he was 45 minutes late and informed me that he had been unable to access the MRI due to technical difficulties. When I asked why he hadn't called to cancel the appointment, he replied that he didn't realize I had one scheduled. Dr. E may work well for other patients, but my experience was not positive. I want a physician who listens carefully and reviews available imaging before making recommendations--Dr. E did not meet those expectations. In my opinion, it may be worth looking elsewhere, though others may feel differently.

I was very pleased with my visit to New England Podiatry Associates. The office is easy to get to…read moreon the T (short walk from Green Line Chestnut Hill stop) or by car, since they have a parking garage in the building. The employees were very nice and friendly, as was Dr. Murano. He recommended conservative treatment for my buniin, although he did explain surgery options. I was glad that he did not recommend surgery if it was not really necessary. The whole thing went very smoothly and I would definitely come back here if I need a podiatrist in the future.

service was excellent. scheduling appts easy. Cost was low…read more convenient location. ................

I had an appointment with Dr. Lee at 4:30 for an exam that was ordered by my oncologist and was…read moretime sensitive. My husband and I walked in at 4:31 and the office staff informed us Dr. Lee had already left the building because people are supposed to get to appointments 15 minutes early. I asked when I could be seen again and they offered me an appointment a week away. When I explained I would be starting chemo the day before and that might not work, the receptionist said, "I'm confused, do you want an appointment here or not?" I have never in my life seen a doctor leave before the time an appointment started, and without even calling to say she was planning to leave if we did not arrive soon. And then to be brushed off by the staff so rudely was icing on the cake. Never again for me.

A long history featuring Hips (4) Not all mine. My late wife had 2 done and was happy with Dr…read moreMattingly, as was I for both my hips. Knees to come, I think.

Since Dr Van Flandern has moved to another practice it's not the same. I tried to get appointment…read morewith him and was told he only see patients that already know that they need knee or hip surgery. I ended up seeing a NP which when I made appointment was told that Brian was the doc's PA. I had an X-ray on my left knee . My right hip was in a lot of pain but was told that they couldn't X-ray it at this visit ....one body part per visit I was told. If this isn't the most screwed up logic I don't know what is. I rea like Dr Van Flandern but this new practice sucks.

Dr. Scheffel takes care of my mother's feet. We are generally taken right in and accommodations are…read moremade for my mother's wheelchair. Dr Sheffel is gentle, thorough and takes his time with her. I highly recommend him.

Do you ever wonder how a perfectly fine physician can be given low "marks" because of his/her…read morechoice of office staff? People answering phones and making appointments are the gateway to a practice and should, or one would think and hope, possess stellar customer service skills. It befuddles me, therefore, how there are can be so many wonderful applicants to choose from (especially now with the unemployment rate at a record high) and the one who is selected can be so lacking. Such is the case here. Called to make an appointment and had an especially upsetting experience with a young woman (Payton or Peyton or something like that). Stressed out already by pain in my foot and the current Covid situation and she not only added to that but increased it exponentially. She was condescending and rude and left me feeling humiliated and stuck by the time our conversation ended. I needed to see a Podiatrist and was hoping it would be Dr. Scheffel. But sadly, because he may be quite competent, I opted to look elsewhere.......where friendlier, more helpful and professional office personnel exist. Perhaps Dr. Scheffel will rethink or retrain his choice?!

Terrible experience. I was referred to Dr. McCowan by another Dr. and arranged a meet and greet. We…read morehad a pleasant enough discussion, and when I called back to make a first appointment, I was 1) first given an appointment, 2) then called the next day to be told she was "full" and didn't have any openings but would call me back with other referrals, 3) then when I followed up, was told that in fact she was choosing not to take me on because she didn't feel she had rapport with me- from a 20-min nerve-wracking meeting. Unprofessional all around. Ultimately I'm glad I'm not going to be a patient of Dr. McCowan because her behavior in this non-clinical situation speaks poorly to what the experience of being her patient would be like. EDIT: After I published my review on Google, the practice manager responded by describing it as "slander." That is not only very unprofessional , but it is also FALSE. In order for something to be slanderous, it must be not true. I would ask for them to specify what was misrepresented or be more careful about the verbiage they use.

I have been a patient of Dt Starr's for years. I have followed him from the practice he started at…read morethe Faulkner hospital until he started Personalized Medical Care. I cannot say enough about the man and his practice. Doc is an "old school" Doc, if he suspects an issue, he gets tests done, if he thinks you need a procedure, he sends you for it, he runs the care for his patients, not some insurance company. He is always available and gets back right back to you. Brian the office manager, is on top of EVERY aspect of someone's care and runs the practice very well. Very glad I followed Doc to his new practice.

I've been trying for over three weeks to get a refund for a claim that was already paid by my…read moreinsurance, and I still haven't received any update or refund. I've called multiple times and have repeatedly been told that the office manager is "not available," with no follow-up call or email despite being told Cathy, the office manager would get back to me. Each time I call to ask for an update, the front desk staff sound annoyed and are often rude and condescending, as if it's unreasonable to ask about a refund that has been pending for weeks. Instead of providing help or clear information, there's always another excuse for why the manager can't speak with me. Very disappointing customer service and lack of communication.

Just finished 5 min ago. 5+ starts will do again. Best one I ever did. Good stuff…read more Better than what you'd get In Soyth GeorgiA. No sir.

Just had my first visit with Dr. Brazar and he was fantastic at making me feel at ease and…read moreexplaining all the tests that he would like to perform to help us get best answers for our concerns. I highly recommend him !

very good obgyn and i would recommend him too my family and friends the office is very convenient…read more and the location is great they have a ultra sound and a lab

I've been to several chiropractors and this one is not very good. Adjustments didn't hold and the…read morelast visit did not go well as he hurt my neck. Beware of the expensive treatment plans too.

Agreed with Rich - it is astonishing to me that no one in that office wears a mask. This is a…read moreCovid-related issue that of course stands apart from the quality of their care, the skills of their clinical staff and/or the kindness of their front desk staff, but it is a major issue. They are the ONLY business, medical or otherwise, whom I have visited over the course of this past year whose Staff don't wear masks. It was so jarring to see, given the circumstances in which we live (and are trying to leave in our collective past!) As a patient breezed in sans mask, checked in with the front desk staff, and went back for a treatment, I noted that said patient had no mask on (I wasn't sure what to make of the unmasked reception staff quite yet - I kept thinking that surely I had walked into the empty waiting room during a time that they had let their guard down, surely they'd grab/put back on their masks - but no!) The front desk staff staff nodded, noting how "some of our patients have medical exemptions, so they aren't required to wear a mask." It was comical, as they were both standing there not wearing masks either. I noted that neither of them were wearing masks either, and how odd it seemed, given that no other business this past year have permitted such a thing (which is prudent and wise during you know, a pandemic wherein it is sort of important for a business to Do The Right Thing, set a good example, you name it...) One of the two staff members noted that in her case, she too has a medical exemption. Really now? This must be a colony for people who all have "exemptions", because wow, no one pulls this crud anywhere else. The other staff person just kept standing there smiling at me. Umm...another patient walked in without a mask and proceeded to their treatment. It was wild. My chiro was happy to wear a mask (but he clearly doesn't wear one much; it sat like a flat rectangle on top of his face, slipped under his nose a few times, etc.) This is a place of business, a medically-focused one at that. I find it awfully curious that ALL of their staff (and apparently patients other than me) claim medical exemptions; talk about taking advantage of a policy. None of us love masking up. I have yet to be inoculated for Covid. My husband's colleague (who works remotely but who has to be tested at points before on-site gigs) - young, no co-morbities....discovered that he had asymptomatic covid during one of those PCR tests. He felt fine. He sure didn't about a month later, when he awoke to what ended up being a week plus of being bedridden with scary fevers, low blood O2, GI issues, etc. Now he gets to worry about lifetime organ damage. In his 30s. Asymptomatic covid is ABSOLUTELY a thing, and not to be underestimated. You and your staff should be ashamed, Dr. Meininger. You are all playing Russian roulette with your health.