Have changed their name about 3/4 times in the past few years. I had a great provider here who…read moremoved to another practice. I called Seacoast to get her new number which I misplaced as I was having heart issues. They would not give it to me. I then had a major hospitalization and needed my practitioners new contact info as she was also my primary care (still listed under these folks for some reason). I called the hospital. No luck. Then I figured out that I had sent my medical records to the new place she had gone to. They gave me that contact info after I told them my next step was calling my attorney. Egregious. in my opinion, had I been able to get my practitioners name in a timely manner, I think I might have avoided a major hospitalization. IMO if you could rank them below zero would be my rating. When my Practioner was there, they had a HUGE problem with the front desk as well. Glad I will never have to return there. If people do not want to do business with this practice, the practice should provide contact information to doctors and providers who previously worked here.

Excellent bedside manner and fantastic helpful staff. The orthopedic care I got was truly really…read moreamazing and I'm glad I am seeing them.

Dr. Frankl is fantastic. She is extremely nice to her patients and really cares about them…read more Unfortunately, she's not taking new patients, but if you're lucky enough to already be one, then you're one of the lucky few Americans to be getting A++ quality care.

She was very thoughtful and ex-Plained situations well. Her NP was also very friendly and kind…read more My only complaint with the practice was that I had a problem that I was very anxious about and she would not return my call. I must add that I rarely, if at all, called her office to talk to her. I think that she should have returned my phone call. I left her practice.

I've been using Northeast Dermatology for two decades. I've never had a bad experience. I see Dr…read more Carney. She's fantastic.

I called to schedule a appointment on 9/1/26 to NEDA main number not Newburyport. I have a referral…read morefrom my MD. The agent was extremely rude and not helpful at all. The agent needs better training in client services, I will call another time. I guess it all depends on who you talk to.

Have been going to Dr. Stewart for years--both here and Portsmouth office. I have melanoma in my…read morefamily so she has been thorough and informative. If I have a problem they fit me in. She also is fun to visit because she had a great bedside manner and sense of humor!

They are rude to patients and lie about things that is not true and rude on the phone…read moremanagement sux don't agreed with anyone but their documents that is false. They need to be better with people

I had back surgery with Dr. Ozuna in October 2023 and knee replacement surgery with Dr. Mattheos…read moreSeptember 2024. I am very pleased with the outcome of both. The procedures were life changing, as I have been suffering with the issues these surgeons corrected for over ten years. I read these negative reviews and all I see are cry babies whose feelings were hurt. I have found the staff in Newburyport to be very nice, and all the pre-surgery events equally pleasant. And while Dr. Ozuna may not be jolly or effusive, we are not voting for Mr. popular here. I found him to be reserved and pleasant. But most importantly a great surgeon. He could be a comple A 0 and I would still go to him for his surgical skills. And the same goes for Dr. Mattheos (although I could see him being voted as Mr. Popular). Yes sometimes it takes a bit to get someone on the phone. But I don't have a lot of patience and have never lost it trying to get through.

My wife and I visited Northeast Dermatology Associates in Newburyport to have a small lesion…read moreremoved from my lower eyelid today. We would both like to extend our deepest appreciation to Dr David Goldminz, who we experienced to be a very direct, caring person and talented doctor. The world is a better place because of him and others like him. Through such doctors, one becomes aware of the good that in still present in the world. The small miracles that take place every day. It was also obvious to us that because of this mans character, his staff is proud and hard working and professional in every way. Thank you very much, Dr Goldminz

Thoughtful, patient, kind and professional, not to mention an excellent doctor. That is how I would…read moredescribe Dr. Downs. I brought my son, who is deathly afraid of needles, in for terrible ingrown toenails. I knew he would have a hard time but Dr. Downs was sympathetic as he explained everything he was going to do. His bedside manner is amazing and it put my son's fears at ease. His toes healed quickly and look as if nothing was every wrong. I highly recommend Dr. Downs. His compassion and professionalism are what we need more of in medical practices today. If you need a podiatrist, you won't find a better one than Dr. Downs.

Be aware that the prices of foot inserts at this practice are not transparent…read more Don't sign anything relative to foot inserts that they might order on your behalf. I needed two inserts which my insurance doesn't pay for and the cost was $400! Buyer BEWARE because this practice will continue to bill you for the full price and offer no discount regardless of out of pocket costs you might have to pay. There is no discussing anything with their billing department and my best advise is Don't do Business with this practice.

From the NP to the doctors, I have always been treated well. They listen when I describe the…read moreissue/problem, and make appropriate recommendations. Been going here over 10 years, and my wife goes as well. There is a reason they keep expanding, and it is because they do a good job. I've never waited as long as others have said, and I always get an appointment rather than just walk in. They also have recommended me to outside experts when needed who have been very helpful.

They are great! Until you actually have a medical crisis. They claim to have an urgent care center,…read morebut if you try to go there, they tell you to go to the hospital ER. They would rather you go to the ER during the rising pandemic... I digress. Do the other things they want me to do. Nope, not good enough. Treated like a malingerer, no sympathy or offer to help. Just - "You faker! You took ONE WHOLE MG instead the .5 you were prescribed! You disobeyed my instructions! Of course you ran out early! No, you can't refill your prescription four days early, and no, we will not discuss why .5 once a day seems to not be sufficient (even though the general dosage is 1mg twice a day, or .5mg twice a day) or why a nurse practitioner said this prescription wasn't even therapeutic, you can't have any more, just go suffer. "And let's sign a contract that I will prescribe and you will take it as prescribed." Like I am a teenager signing a drinking contract with my mom. Get out here. That's what the instructions on the bottle are. So, if the lowest dose of .5mg doesn't help I just have to suffer until...I can reach you and get an appointment so you can say - no, you can't take a whole mg? Even though everywhere says 1 mg is appropriate. Do they like to see people suffer, or is Ritvo on some power trip that she would deny medication to someone suffering as punishment because they disobeyed her orders? Under the guise of "safety." When you are prescribing under the recommended dose and your patient is suffering AND running out early, you just...do nothing. What is this some sort of test: Will patient suffer at the alter of my instructions, rather than defy them? Reach out for help. But not here! They just make up whatever they want and don't care about helping patients.