DO NOT EVER GO HERE!!! I WENT HERE FOR YEARS DUE TO MY SEVERE MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS! Had a great…read moreexperience UNTIL I received a email my dr put in his "30 day notice" and quit just leaving all his mental health patients with no time to establish a new doctor. which the dr had been gone from the office before then. He couldn't even take the time to reply to a simple email, phone call, text.. NOTHING!!! he just up and quit!!!! how scary and dangerous for patient's. The wait lists are months/years to even get in a new doctors office.. the letter wrote stated they would make sure patients atleast had a 90 day supply of refills for their medications, THEY DID NOT DO THIS & LEFT MENTALLY ILL PATIENTS TO POTENTIALLY DIE AS THE MEDICATIONS ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS TO BE ABRUPTLY TAKEN OFF!! THIS IS SO MORALLY WRONG & SAD TO DO TO ANY HUMAN!!!! THEY NEED TO BE SHUT DOWN!!! How can any doctor's office legally do this?? I'm seeking legal advice and waiting to hear from the board of licensing. save yourselves the pain, scared of the unknown, extremely scary and heartbreaking experience!!!!!

An old school doc, in a good way. By which I mean its literally just the doctor, no giant system to…read moremaneuver. So rare its nearly a unicorn at this point. The only one who was willing to help me with my back injury same day after half a day of calling around. Would happily revisit.

I have been going here for about two years and Dr. Alvarez is great! However, she is moving to…read moreMercy Primary Care South in the nearby future if you are looking for a female physician at Fore River Family Practice. Dr. Alvarez is very professional, nice, and really listens to your problems and concerns. I can't say for the other doctors there because I've only seen Dr. Alvarez. Kathy, one of many medical assistant at that practice, is so sweet and professional. The front desk staff as a whole are nice, but there's one receptionist that needs to work on her attitude. Every time I've checked in with her, she's just very snippy. Maybe she's having a bad day, but I've checked in with her more than five times so I'm not so sure. However, don't let that deter you because the care there is exceptional and they'll do whatever they can to facilitate your needs. If you are a Mercy patient, sign up with Follow My Health. All you have to do is ask the front desk receptionist to get you signed up. Once you do that, there's an app on your mobile device that is free to download and it's super convenient. I use it to schedule appointments, email my doctor, and update my health history.

From the owner: When you have a health problem, if it's not an emergency, your primary care provider is whom you…read morecall first. He/She is the one you trust and confide in; the one who knows you and your health concerns. And if he/she can't address the problem, Mercy has a wide range of specialists close at hand. Fore River Family Practice Providers: Nena Lundkvist DO, Sarah Alvarez MD, Ameliz Sponseller NP.

Stay away from this organization and Southern Maine Hospital. They almost killed me 10 years by not…read moreproperly diagnosing multiple myeloma. The doctor surrendered his license for messing around??? Dana Farber saved my life. Went in today and had to register , again. They preregistered me over the phone last week. Too much help, maybe? Very disorganized. If you asked the doctor a question, he looks at his computer. Nurse was so big, she was busting out of her scrubs. Good, healthy, example..

Been a patient here for 4-5 years. Had a PCP who was -never- in the office. Anytime I needed an…read moreappointment he was 'out of the office'. I saw him twice, for my first and my last appointment. The maybe 15 in between was with different providers because he wasn't there. Overall the healthcare here is incredible inadequate and the physicians I've seen were incompetent. They won't review medical records before advising treatment. They won't request medical records from other facilities - you have to do that yourself. They won't follow up with you regarding treatment after telling you they would. They ignore messages on MyChart. I've had a 2 hour wait time just to give a urine sample with not a single other patient there. The office manager, Christine Cody, is a terrible person who doesn't care about the medical care of the patients. My PCP left the office so they completely dropped me as a patient while I was looking for another PCP refusing to give referrals or prescription refills leaving me completely screwed. Listen to the other 1-2 star reviews and find a PCP elsewhere.

My PCP recently prescribed Mounjaro as a 3-month supply. Instead of verifying what was clearly an…read moreirregular prescription (written as 1 "pen" with three refills), the pharmacy chose to "interpret" it on their own. The result? They filled it as a 1-month supply, but still charged me the full 3-month copay and shipped just one box. When I called to resolve the issue, Kristy R. (Mail Order Pharmacy Rep) flat-out told me it's "not their responsibility" to clarify questionable prescriptions with the provider--that it's entirely on the doctor. That's not just poor service, it's reckless. Pharmacies are supposed to be a safety checkpoint, not a guessing game. It got worse. When I asked her how she'd feel if she were in my position, her response was: "It doesn't matter how I would feel." That level of indifference says everything about the customer experience here. Between the lack of accountability, unwillingness to verify obvious issues, and dismissive attitude toward patients, this experience was beyond frustrating. If this is how they handle something as straightforward as a prescription, it raises serious concerns about their overall service and patient care.

This follow-up review regarding Martin's Point Generations Advantage is regarding their (Martin's…read morePoint) bad faith in resolution to issues that pertained to their loyalty wellness debit card w/ expiration of 12/27. This review pertains to Martin's Point, its business and its customer relations practices, with very poor, unsatisfactory customer services and unsatisfactory problem resolution to issues and matters at hand. Martin's Point Generations Advantage was (and has been from the start) a very big disappointment all-around. Lost Medicare coverage with them in late 2025 AND lost access to the use of Wellness account with prepaid Debit card supposedly valid until 12/2027. Card didn't work last year or this year to make purchases on a "pre-paid" debit card. I have yet to get any resolution to unusable and invalid Loyalty Debit Card issued to me, even after writing before and issuing Notice of Default. I have gotten the run-around and health insurance blow-off and kiss-off response from their "Grievance Dept.". I have been unable to use it (Wellness debit card) in any retail stores for health/ medical-related purchases in 2025 and into 2026. Others have apparently had similar issues, including at Walgreens etc. So far, it looks like it is more "Customer NO service" with more stone-walling and kiss-off response from them. I sincerely hope that they get their act together and serve their customers and patients better with meaningful accountability and meaningful recourse for its former clients and customers. A rating of UNSATISFACTORY and Fails to meet (or have met) expectations remains in place on them, sadly. Very alarming and pretty shameful. Others need to take meaningful action on similar issues. I do NOT recommend anyone doing business with them now, going forward. I hope others in similar situation take immediate action against them.

I know that everyone has their own tastes when it comes to personal care, but do yourself a favor…read moreand don't use this woman as your doctor. I've had a number of bad doctor experiences over the years, but this was by far the worst. Dr. Larson was recommended to me when I first moved to the Portland area and didn't know where to start when it came to finding a doctor. I've been lucky enough to stay pretty healthy over the past few years, so I didn't have to see her often, but I don't think there was ever a time I walked out of her office thinking 'Wow, I'm so glad this woman is my health care provider.' The straw that broke this camel's back was a recent experience over the 4th of July holiday. I called the office on the 4th (which was a Thursday) and left a message, acknowledging the holiday and asking to please be called ASAP. I did not get a call until the following Wednesday, which is an eternity later when you're sick. The other staff her is generally uninterested and slightly unpleasant, and when I signed up for their online services I started getting spam emails and phone calls. In the time that I used Dr. Larson as my physician, she referred me to an incompetent ENT who retired a few weeks after seeing me (so glad I trusted my gut and got out of there before engaging in procedures that would have needed months of follow up). Maybe we're getting too personal now, but my point is that this was the worst doctor I've ever been to, and people shouldn't have to suffer through mediocre health care, especially when there are awesome doctors out there (and it's not like we don't pay for the visits).

I am kind of stunned to find such a negative review of this doctor here. Dr. Larson was my doctor…read morefor about 2 years when I was a professor living in Portland and I found her medical care to be excellent. I saw her on at least 5 occasions, and each time, I found her staff professional and pleasant. During examinations, she answered all of my questions thoughtfully, and I found her very personable in her interactions with me. Dr. Larson's style of care I would describe as non-interventionist and holistic: she was not eager to prescribe medications for every little thing, and she asked me a lot of questions not just about specific ailments but about my broader health and well-being. I wish I had written a review before I moved away from Portland since I would remember more specific details, but I truly miss her medical care and expertise. I found her superbly professional and knowledgeable. And this is a more minor issue, but I found the fact that her offices are located in the ground floor of a building that was formerly a large home very comforting. The examination rooms were all properly clinical, certainly, but the rooms had real furniture and were warm and comfortable. In some ways this felt like visiting a traditional family doctor. Medical care has become, if anything, too impersonal and clinical. I really appreciated how Dr. Larson took care to create an environment for her patients that felt more like a welcoming space for her practice. I really can't recommend her highly enough.

They need to update locations. This is not LabCorp. There's no LabCorp in Maine. Nearest LabCorp…read morelocation is in NH.