I've been seeing Janice for more than five years and I'd recommend her to anyone. She's incredibly…read moresmart, compassionate and knowledgeable. She's really good at long term care. I look forward to seeing her every week.

NuLife has been a tremendous part of my recovery journey. The combination of group therapy,…read morepsychiatric care, and TMS treatment provided me with the support and tools I needed during one of the most difficult period of my life. What makes this program special is the sense of community. The daily check-ins and group discussions offer honest peer feedback, different perspectives, and plenty of opportunities for growth. I've made meaningful connections with my peers, and those relationships have been just as valuable as the clinical treatment itself. Rebecca is an exceptional clinician and leader whose compassion, insight, and ability to connect with clients have had a lasting impact on me. Dr. Azi has also been incredibly supportive throughout my treatment. The team genuinely cares about their clients and creates an environment where people can do the hard work of recovery while still finding moments to laugh. As the unofficial comic relief of the group, I've learned that healing and humor can coexist. In fact, one of my favorite contributions to the program was a phrase that seems to have stuck: "Do it afraid." Recovery isn't about waiting until you're fearless--it's about moving forward anyway. NuLife helped me do exactly that. I'm incredibly grateful for my experience at NuLife and would highly recommend the program to anyone seeking support for their mental health or recovery. THE END

Staff currently is awful. Talk badly behind clients backs and will not actually be assertive about…read moregenuine issues or concerns. Some staff are amazing, however, Rebecca is awful and very rude to everybody. She expects people to act as though this is a school and we are not supposed to have our own feelings, emotions, lives, or thoughts. The curriculum is good, however they constantly are going off topic. The care could be amazing if they knew how to manage a room and keep everybody going in a progressive direction. However, they do not. My mental health is going backwards due to these awful people.

I have been going to AdCare remotely given COVID and the fact that I am not close to the Worcester…read morecampus. They have been fantastic! All of the counselors have been professional and dedicated. And the people that I have met during group sessions and the things we talk about and share, has been very helpful for me. I would strongly recommend AdCare for anyone struggling with addiction, they can really help you get on the right path to recovery! RickL

My father recently completed alcohol detox there. Staff…read morewere incredibly short and rude with my mother, both during intake and on the phone when she repeatedly tried to tell them the medication list they had for him was incorrect and included gabapentin, which his doctor had recently taken him off of due to a prior adverse reaction. Instead of checking/confirming with his doctor, they brushed her off and said "We have the list from his pharmacy"--- which was not correct because it still included the gabapentin. When she called to follow up (because she did not feel heard by the intake staff), or to ask a question about insurance coverage, staff either told her they would call her back but never did, or transferred her to voicemail, and her messages were never returned. THEN, when my dad returned home, he was so overmedicated on downers that he was slurring his words! When my mom called Adcare to ask what kind of drugs they had given him and when, they said the night before he had been given a combination of ....melatonin, benadryl, AND GABAPENTIN!!! A quick Google search, and even a non-medical professional can find out that that's not a recommended combo, especially for older folks who could have slowed breathing, fall risks, etc, (and definitely not for people who have had adverse reactions). Finally, the discharge paperwork they sent home said, "Patient given a prescription for Narcan." and the box was checked!! My dad is trying to kick alcohol -- Narcan is for opioids, so we are not sure what to make of that. Patients are more than addicts, they are vulnerable humans who are there to get help and care. They and the people who love them are trusting that they will be safe there, and deserve better. This might have been a better review, if staff had approached a caring family member's concerns with empathy instead of brushing them off, and been willing to take a moment to check and confirm my dad's meds list.

I really know what to say. I just she's a doctor and I feel confident with her care. She never…read moresteered me wrong

this place cares about there patients wholeheartedly i'm blessed to be apart of this amazing group…read moreof doctors

Nedra was the best therapist for me, She listened and very well cared about the things going on in…read moreyour life.She helped me get on medication management.

Nedra is a wonderful therapist. She is highly intelligent and empathetic…read more She is the best therapist I have had the experience to work with, she zeroes in on issues that are incredibly important for ultimate success with therapy goals. I can't say enough.

My fully-disabled parent had an appointment scheduled to follow up an MRI. Well, as fate would have…read moreit, the MRI got scheduled for the same day, 5 hours later. Obviously, we can't review MRI results for an MRI that hasn't happened, so I contacted the office to reschedule. I left a message with the answering service, then left several voicemails (during office hours) explaining the need to reschedule and reason, over the course of a week. When I received no response to those I even emailed through the website. No response. So a little over 24 hours before the scheduled appointment I left another office hours voicemail explaining that since I haven't heard from anyone it would be best to just cancel. The next day I received an automated message that we missed our appointment. Is this a medical practice that literally has no one checking voicemail? I am the full-time caretaker for two profoundly disabled individuals. I deal with medical appointments, doctors offices, and specialists all the time. I also have two full-time jobs, and work seven days a week to provide for those individuals. The stack of b.s. I deal with daily is sky high. The last thing I need is one provider's office adding one more thing to that stack. Caretaking someone with advanced dementia means a need for results in a reasonable amount of time, especially since medication changes are frequent. I can't wait months to forever to not hear from a provider with important medical information. So I contacted insurance, found NE Neurological, who got us in next month. Just putting that out there for anyone also in need of a responsive specialist for a loved one.

I see Dr. Sadasivan for migraines. I have been a migraine sufferer for 13 years and have cycled…read morethrough many neurologists. She is the first who isn't pushing unnecessary medications and truly cares. I love our conversations, she's funny which a great distraction while she's putting needles in my head. I would and have recommended her to every migraine sufferer I meet, I even carry her cards in my car to hand out. She's my most favorite doctor of all time. The rest of the staff is super sweet and helpful as well.

My family has been supported by the Attachment Institute. The healing that was possible was…read moreconnected to the expertise of the staff. This is by far one of the most impactful work that we have done to be supported in complex trauma. Grateful. Meri V.

After over ten years of work we are worse off than when we started. We hoped for direction and a…read morepath towards healing. Unfortunately for us the outcome was negative and the approach was detrimental to better emotional health. We lost our son and he lost a forever family.

I left Reliant because of the uncaring medical care I received there. And found this medical…read morecenter and its run by NP's . which I never liked that NPs are the ones that you see now instead of the doctor but I was so desperate to get out of reliant and they were accepting new patients so decided to give them a try thinking if it didn't work I would just look again for someone else. OMG I WISH I FOUND THIS PLACE YEARS AGO!!!!!! The NP that I see (Laura C) I swear she is a doctor she knows so much and if she doesn't she finds out . I referred my mom to her and she absolutely loves her and grateful for my referral and I have referred others who say the same. I always say I hope she never leaves because she is SO CARING and genuine. If you want a GENUINE CARING healthcare provider make an appointment here and see any of the NPs . The only thing they don't have is a Radiology dept. They will draw your blood right in the office so no need to leave and sit in a lab waiting to have your blood drawn. But there are a lot of places you can go for a Radiology visit. If I could give this place 10 stars I would. THANK YOU AUBURN PRIMARY CARE AND AESTHETICS FOR YOUR AWESOMENESS!!! other healthcare facilities needs some lessons on caring and empathy and compassion something you already have!

Since Tammy has left care has been awful. I was dismissed an allegedly "verbally abusive and…read morethreatening" because they could not provide an appointment said go to urgent care. I said all the urgent care are full and they then said go to the emergency room. It is unfortunate that primary care doctors continue to abuse an emergency room for situations that are not emergent.At no point did I raise my voice, use abusive language, or threaten the practice or its employees. Expressing dissatisfaction with care, stating an intent to file a complaint, or expressing concern about lack of access to care does not constitute verbal abuse or a threat. Patients retain the right to voice concerns, file grievances with their insurance company, and share factual experiences through reviews or regulatory channels without retaliation. Instead I was dismissed from practice- which is retaliation and will be reported to Board of Medicine as ethics violation. Additionally, under generally accepted standards of care and Massachusetts patient-provider termination guidance, patients are typically entitled to reasonable notice and interim coverage for urgent and necessary care during a transition period (commonly 30 days) to allow time to secure a new primary care provider. I have sent numerous family and friends there- and all have said the same thing. No one responds to calls/emails and when they are finally able to get an appointment it's rushed and dismissive.