Dr. B is an incredible doctor! He has been my doctor for over 20 years…read more It is extremely difficult to find sole proprietors in the medical field. He is thorough, kind and caring and extremely knowledgeable. It is not just his medical knowledge that he draws from but his life knowledge. He gives quality care personified!

I would absolutely NOT go to this doctor. Please find any other physician. Any. This doctor is…read morejudgmental, doubts patients, and is not available to respond to patients' needs. I recently moved into the area and was looking for a PCP. Dr. Beaulieu had relatively good reviews and had his own private practice. I wanted to support a local business, so I decided to begin seeing him. The first appointment went relatively well, and I thought he was the type of doctor who cared a great deal about his patients. The second appointment and every interaction since then has been terrible, however. During the first appointment, he drew blood and we talked about my medical issues. I told him I had been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease through a blood test when I was 17. I also told him fatigue was an issue. Dr. Beaulieu requires that patients come back for a follow-up appointment post-bloodwork rather than just mail them their results. I guess that helps him earn more money. But whatever. I decided my health was important, so a second appointment it was - even though I had to leave work early to get there in time. During the second appointment, it turned out that a) he tested me for the same autoimmune disease I told him that I have, and it seemed clear that he did not believe I actually had it and was simply making it up and b) he did not test me for anything related to my current fatigue. He did 2 standard blood tests in addition to testing me for an autoimmune disease - which I have a diagnosis for - and neither of them connected to fatigue at all. He essentially completely dismissed what I had to say. The whole retesting for this autoimmune disease felt like a way for him to "catch" me making this up. I asked him why he tested for this, and his response was that "He had doubts that I had it." During this same appointment, he told me that Vitamin C was as effective as many vaccines. Also, guess what? My insurance will not cover a test that I did not need - i.e., the autoimmune disease test. So I get to pay out of pocket for that. There was zero need to test for it except for him to feel good. I then ran out of an important prescription. It was originally prescribed by a different doctor who can no longer prescribe it - I was living abroad for the past two years, and so the prescription that I had was only valid in that country. Knowing that it might be awhile before I could find a PCP, I stocked up before coming back to the U.S., but just ran out. I called two weeks ago, and could not get in touch with anyone. I called his office 6 times today, hoping to talk to Dr. Beaulieu and get this prescription phoned in. Instead - when the phone was actually answered by an answering service - I was told I would be called back within 30 minutes or less. Surprise surprise - I was not. When I called back and talked to the "service" they asked if I had somehow blocked the number on my phone. I am still unable to get in touch with my PCP, who is the only one who can write this important prescription. Frustrated doesn't even begin to describe how I feel. If you think that using a private practitioner will mean more individual attention from your PCP, you are absolutely wrong. Choose another one.

Closed his office with no warning to his patients. Unable to retrieve my husbands records to go…read moresomewhere else. Very,Very unprofessionAl. Closed his practice in December of 2025 my husband had an appt on January 2026 months phone call nothing

best doctor ever!!! so very kind, gentle, pleasant and caring...wish all all doctors would follow…read morehis lead,

Had our 86 year old mom as his patient for 3 years. She was healthy and then had a fall at 88…read moreyears. Suddenly, found him to be not helpful at all and not that interested in guiding us with medical support well within his scope of practice. Found him to be not interested in caring for her when her medical case needed more attention. Instead got lectured and dismissed.

I've been going to Dr. Hahn for years. even before he opened his own practice. He is great!…read moreexplains issues well so you can understand. He takes him time with you. Very laid back and doesn't rush. Never has you waiting too long in the waiting room.

I've Been a Cardiac Patient of Dr. Daly Since 2024, Very Professional, Friendly and Caring…read moreCardioligist That I Have Ever Had. Very Friendly/Respectful Staff, Easy Location To Drive To Especially Being Next Too Melrose/Wakefield Hospital, Pleanty of Free Gated Parking. He Has Also Performed Past Echocardiograms, and Catherization Photos Surgeries of My Heart For Possible Bypass Pre-Op and Surgeries Too Be Performed at Tufts Medical Center Boston. I'm Very Glad That My PCP Recommended Dr. Daly To Be My Local Cardioligist. I Am Very Happy and Satisfied With "Mostly" All The "Tufts" Doctors, Nurses, and Staff That I Have Had Contact, Appointments and Surgeries With, Past and Present, Both Local In Melrose and Tufts Medical Center Boston.

Nice staff. Office atmosphere is pleasant enough. Intake didn't require much paperwork at all. Ran…read moreabout 30 minutes behind schedule. Dr Shoap seemed knowledgeable and personable. Staff was accommodating of my dad being in a wheelchair.

Dr Friedman is the best!! Super friendly, experienced chiropractor. Clean office and fast service…read more Would recommend!

Unfortunately did not help me... I understand it does not…read morework for everybody. Last visit was just disturbing- I waited for almost an hour just to be told after asking couple of times he is running late. Yes, things happen- this understandable but why not to let a person know? Being in small room with lots of people - when Covid ? It just can be scheduled better- even if Dr may loose some money by not overbooking

Dr Fallon was thorough and he had a good bedside manner. I was sorry to see him leave to work with…read morethe homeless. If I could have him back as a doctor I would

Dr Fallon is the best doctor I have had in my adult life. I have been going to see him since 2001…read more(I was 26) and he is still my main doctor. Doctor Fallon is a really, really caring person and is a very, very good doctor! His office staff are nice helpful... esp. when your sick and need to see him pronto! During doctor visits and physicals Dr Fallon spends a lot of time talking to you and listening....yes, listening to his patients! haha...no matter how packed his office is everyone gets his 100% attention even when the waiting room is jammed during cold/flu season! It's worth any wait...just in case you were wondering. I don't think he is taking any new patients at this time but since I might be moving back to the west coast soon... I just wanted everyone to know!

So I selected Dr. Robert Dye as my husband's and my PCP since it was close to work/home and it was…read morewithin the network. My other requirements when selecting a PCP were that he/she had to be board certified Internal Medicine. So Dr. Dye fulfilled these criteria. I called at the beginning of August to schedule establishment visits. The first available they had for both of us to come in (yes, I had to make sure I went with my husband because he hates going to the doctor) was at the beginning of September, a month later. The day before the appointment, the office called to say that Dr. Dye had to reschedule so they rescheduled it for the week following. The day before that supposed appointment, they called my husband to reschedule. We re-arranged our schedule and agreed to be seen the following Monday. The office staff is small and seem over-worked. We weren't greeted by a receptionist, but given paperwork to fill out by the medical assistant. We waited for about forty-five minutes from our appointment time, and finally were seen. Dr. Dye and his associate (Dr. Ashley although I am sure I am spelling her name wrong) were very thorough about our concerns/questions, and we got along very well after I disclosed that I was a physician myself. Overall, they appear competent and friendly (but how much of that is because I'm a fellow physician?). The wait time left a lot to be desired (both for the appointment and on the day of the appointment). We will see how they do with follow-up care and lab results... but since my husband and I are relatively healthy, I don't plan on making any PCP changes at this time.

I had randomly chosen him because he was near my apartment. I called to get an appointment because…read moreI had a cough for about a week that was exacerbating my asthma. They didnt have anyappointments for another 3 weeks but said they could fit me in the next day. The next day they called to cancel and reschedule the next day. When I went later, they had me waiting in the waiting room for an HOUR AND A HALF!!! Then they put me in a room with people's medical records on chairs and all over the room that I killed time reading (I'm sure they violated HIPPA/ patient confidentiality there!!) When I told them that I thought it was an unreasonable time to wait they said that they didnt have to treat me, and if I didnt like it I could leave and go to the ER and wait there if I wanted to. That doesnt seem like good patient care to me. I dont want a doctor who's response to a patients concern about what kind of care they are receiving to be "Keep your mouth shut. If you dont like it, go wait at BMC's ER for 8 hours." My father and brother are doctors and they said that they would never say that, that's bad patient care and poor professional demeanor. I will never go back or return for follow up care. I think I would prefer and wait in Newton-Wellesley ER, atleast theyre nice and caring there. So I am looking for another PCP. Anyone have a good suggestion? : )