I am amazed that this woman is still in practice. I brought my daughter to her a number of years…read moreago for a serious problem and she completely missed the issue. She refused to speak with me (my daughter was 18) so I had to write her a letter to explain what I was trying to communicate since my daughter was in no condition to do so. The subject matter was not HPPA relevant so her refusal to talk to me made no sense. She was, and from the sounds of the reviews still is, a completely uninterested, incompetent, dispassionate and dismissive human being. If health care providers were not in such short supply I doubt that she would have a job. Hopefully she will opt for early retirement.

I've seen Dr. Giannini a handful of times and I think each experience has been worse than the last…read more She seems to rush to diagnosis and not explain anything to the patient. I was in the exam room waiting for about an hour for a 2 minute conversation in which I felt brushed off and small - not what I want from a doctor. To make it worse she even interrupted me in the short time we talked to open the door and fix the printer because she could "hear they were about to mess it up" extremely rude and a clear sign she wasn't paying attention to her patient.

I'm surprised that I'm the first person to post a review about Dr. Bey. He is the most wonderful,…read morecaring and knowledgeable primary care physician. He's terrific at diagnosing challenging conditions that don't have definitive lab tests to prove that you actually have that condition, but through time and patience, Dr. Bey will not give up on figuring out what's wrong with you. He's simply a top rate diagnostic physician. And, I've never had to wait in the waiting room more than 10 minutes max. His medical assistants are knowledgeable and help you feel at ease, and the rest of the office staff is also great. I highly recommend Dr. Bey.

I've been coming to Dr. Friedman some 25 years. I'm surprised no one has reviewed him before since…read morehe has a busy practice in town. He's an excellent physician, period. Very knowledgeable, sees everything going around so usually is "in the know" and is also soft spoken and a nice guy! He's usually able to quickly diagnose me when not feeling well - that's when and why I come here. In 2013 I came in with a mild sore throat I couldn't shake. Within 48 hours I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and seeing Radiation and Medical Oncologists. Later I learned many patients with my cancer are initially treated with antibiotics because of misdiagnosis. His proper diagnosis and speedy treatment arrangements may have saved me. Kudos to Dr. Friedman for that! Sometimes you can wait to see him longer than is appealing, but he's good and maybe that's why! For some reason I see more seniors here than any other age group but he does birth to death as far as I know. Hands down 1000% better than the new wave of walk-in clinics that feature higher co-pays and lots of nurses (APRN, RN, etc) but No M.D.'s!! Dr. Friedman's practice reminds me of the good old fashioned local family doctor that gets to know you and your family. I see HIM every time and also notice very little turnover in nurses and staff - another good sign.

From the owner: Family medicine…read more Family medicine practice.

If I could give the rating of 0 I would. Susan Izzy is the best, the rest of the staff is…read morehorrible. The do not follow through once you leave the office. They made me figure where to go for an M RI and call to schedule it. They NEVER called my insurance company and when the insurance called them, 4 times, they never picked up or called back. I had to actually sign a waiver that I would have to pay for the MRI if they doctor doesn't get it approved. Once I got the MRI, Friday morning, the doctor never called me with results. I called on Tuesday and they said they still don't have them. I called the MRI and they said they sent the results last Friday. Call the doctor again and she actually told me to call and have them sent again. How about the office staff do THEIR job instead of me who is in so much pain not have to play phone tag between two offices. Just horrible horrible treatment of patients on pure laziness. And they cannot blame Covid because they are actually seeing less people cause they don't want the waiting room filled with people. This is their job and they just have this entitled attitude like their time is more precious then mine. STAY FAR AWAY AND FIND A DIFFERENT PRACTICE. and Susan Izzo should leave that practice because I am sure they don't treat her well either!

Okay, so I'm not exactly a fan of doctor's offices. But really, who is? As a diabetic, I've had my…read morefair share of not-so-cool (and some downright traumatizing) experiences at the doc's office. But I have to give Rockville Family Physicians credit for actually being a pleasant place! My nurse practitioner, Susan Izzo, is wonderful! She actually listens to me and has helped me overcome a few fears/hurdles in dealing with my diabetes.The receptionists at Rockville Family are consistently CIVIL, which is more than I can say about other medical offices I've been to lol! Another bonus is that I've never had to sit in the waiting room for longer than 5 minutes. The furnishings and equipment may not be super high-tech like at some fancy office in, say, Glastonbury, but it's cozy enough and doesn't give off a scary laboratory vibe. Overall, a decent place.

Kelsey DeVoe is great. She's friendly, patient and takes the time to listen. I'm pleased with my…read morevisit. In fact, everyone I came into contact with were friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend.

We've been patients here for over 10 year - all five of us - my husband and I probably longer. I…read moredon't know why since the ProHealth merge/takeover the office and scheduling has gone to ****. I have waited 45 and 50 minutes without being seen. Karen Sullivan left me sitting so she could chit chat with someone that wasn't even there to see her. I know this since the walls are so thin. Try to get an appointment with Cadman, forget it. I just tried to make a pre-op physical appointment for my daughter and nothing available within 3 weeks out. Every time we are there someone is complaining about something so I know it isn't just me. The time before last the woman on the desk hung up with a patient and called them idiots! It's unacceptable and I'm afraid it is just going to be like this wherever I go. I wish Cadman would go sonewhere else and take us with her.

They are repeatedly forgetting to refill my prescriptions. I have tried everything to prompt them…read moreto refill. They don't respond to the pharmacy and when I call they often tell me that it needs to be reviewed by a doctor. Then they forget all about me and then I have to call again and again. I think it's time for a new doctors practice.

I have been going to them for years. They knew my medical history. When I told them my current…read moreissues, they didn't have me tested for cancer. They missed it and misdiagnosed me. I'm stage 4 now. Always go with your gut and get a second opinion

I have been a patient at Bolton Family and Sports for 30 years now. Yes, it was a blow when the two…read moremarried doctors left but there is enough staffing to get patients looked after. Dr. Buckman is terrific as is most of the staff. Bloodwork results are timely and accurate. Perhaps harder to get a quick appointment than a clinic style practice. Growing pains with computer systems so I have issues with appointments getting missed lately. My firm recommendation for a family practice.

The office staff is good, and as helpful as possible. When you visit the Dr however you see him for…read moreabout 5 minutes. He will berate you if you don't want certain meds, and even for the simplest of prescriptions will only refill them if you come in for a visit. I ran out of HBP meds because I refused to pay 140 dollars for no other reason than for him to stethoscope my heart. Choose another Doctor, this one acts like he is your parent.

Doctor Keibel is a nice person. However be very careful taking any medications he prescribes. Do…read moreyour own research,and get a second opinion, preferably from a specialist.