Dr. Mallozzi is one of the worst doctors. I've been suffering with five protruding disc in my back…read more He won't help at all. He seems to only be able to take the easy cases that he knows won't have any complications or anything. The whole time I'm stuck here with my back, killing me and he doesn't care.

I was referred here in beginning of April when my back went out from my primary care physician,…read moresoon as I came in I was welcomed and they were fast to get my information and health insurance documents. I waited no more then 15 minutes on each visit to be seen, I was greeted by Kristen W who went over my x rays talked to me about what's going on and they seen that I had herniated disk and joint disease. From April to October my they have been monitoring me and noticed that it was getting worse They recommend surgery but wanted my A1c to be down to a 7, they were understanding and gave me time. I came back in December when I was at a 7 spoke to Doctor Hillary O who will be my surgeon, he said that my back is really really bad and he said he doesn't want to scare me but we need to fix this and he will help me. All of the staff has put me at ease from the moment I was worried to terribly frightened, answered all of my questions to the best of there knowledge and I can say January 3rd, 2024 I will be going in for a multi lumber spinal surgery.

I checked my blood pressure on the morning of 12/19/2025 and found it to be 218 over 127. I drove…read moreup to UConn Medical Center, where I had some bloodwork done. I had a minor stroke a while back, so I try to keep an eye on it. They wanted to admit me, but I had to be home to feed my mother and my cats, so I chose to go back home. After I fed my mother and my cats, I was eating when the phone rang. I answered it, and it was a Doctor from John Dempsey Medical Center (UConn). He told me that the results came back from the bloodwork tests, which showed many abnormalities. He told me to return immediately to the hospital as I was having an "acute kidney failure" that could, along with the high blood pressure, cause a major heart attack. He said I needed to be admitted as soon as possible. As soon as I finished my supper, I hopped into the car and drove back to the hospital, and signed in again. The blood pressure was up over 200 again, so I waited in the waiting room until they could find a bed. I have very bad discs in my lower back. I have passed out from the pain because of them. After more than an hour passed, my back was acting up. I had no choice but to ask when the bed would be available. I was told it would be over 3 hours. I told the lady in the ER that I could not sit up for that length of time because of my back discs. She told me that there are no beds or gurneys available in the entire hospital that I could use while I waited. She told me that if I didn't like it, I could always go home. That is what I did. If I passed out from the pain from my discs, they would have let me stay on the floor for over 3 hours until they found a bed. That is completely unacceptable and unprofessional for any medical facility. John Dempsey is supposed to be a crown jewel as far as medical facilities here in Connecticut, but I found it to be a lump of coal. Needless to write, I won't be going back again. I advise others to find a better place.

I've been going to UConn for 35 years and it has been going downhill. It is really bad now in my…read moreopinion. U wait months to see an APRN and if they are out for any reason there is no one to cover medication renewal or ur case. No one follows up on scans or anything. U r left hanging in the wind. Despite being in serious pain or having serious conditions u wait for months for an appointment. Then many times I have experienced the provider cancelling my appointment with no follow up. Very poor and disappointing. Patient Relations I called 3 times and no call back. Pretty bad for 2025.

Was referred for foto finder skin mapping by my regular dermatologist. The physician I was supposed…read moreto see called out or left for the day. Because i was also booked to see a resident, no one called me to reschedule the appointment. I drove 45 minutes to have nothing done. The senior physician who got involved was extremely disrespectful and spoke to me as if I had no idea what I was doing. On top of that, they still wanted me to pay my copay. I will never be going back there.

Dr. Albert Zhou is very accommodating. He has a heart and really cares about his patients. Not…read moreonly is he a great dermatology resident and has his PHD, but he is a great human being. He is easy to talk to and in a crisis has seen many patients on his already busy schedule. I give him a 10/10. A pleasure to be his patient!!!

Dr Oniyuke and Dr Walker are my heroes. They both saved my life when I needed a complicated C6-T2…read moredecompression and fusion, and my PCP refused to refer me. They are both 5 stars. My review goes to 3 stars because I noticed a buprenophine patch was in my list of medications. Nobody would remove it. I called the patient portal help desk. I used the portal to message Dr Oniyuke APRN. She says she can't remove it. I ended up in the ER 5/24/2026 due to a side effect from a pain medication a new provider prescribed for ongoing heaviness where my decompression fusion was. They treated me like a junkie. I had a headache, vertigo, nausea and high BP164/99. They gave me nausea med in an IV. The paperwork in the car on the way home, showed that stupid patch at the top of my medication list. This is what I was trying to avoid. No department would listen to me. I finally wrote a bad review and some lady called. She didn't care how I was doing. She cared about the review. Yale walk in clinic in Manchester figured out I was sick from the waxy coating on the beads inside the pain medicine capsule! They researched the medication. They did NOT have that patch in my EPIC medication list. UCONN has finally removed it. Writing a crappy review will be the first thing I do from now on. It's all they care about. I remember the doctor whose name I won't reveal saying, "we can only give you Tylenol". I said I have pain medication. He replied with, "you're not suppose to be in 2 pain clinics." I'm not. Your hospital refused to update my meds. That made me so angry. They lost stars for refusing to listen to a patient that's had several surgeries there. They only care to protect the hospital. No integrity. Deleting a medication should not have taken 5 months. What if I arrived unconscious?

Took great care of me and my newborn. All the nurses were so kind and knew exactly what to do. I…read morecouldn't be more grateful!

The doctor was fine but the other staff was rude and unprofessional. Christina was absolutely awful.read more

I was absolutely shocked when I tried to see a doctor yesterday at this location. After waiting for…read moremy turn at the reception desk I was turned away because although I have Connecticare, because I have it thru Access Health (Obamacare) they don't take it. However they do accept Connecticare patients who do not have the insurance thru the exchange. Even the receptionist was apologetic. I had the option of paying $250 for a visit which I declined since I do have insurance. She wrote out the names of other places I could go to get looked at. I just drove home feeling humiliated and embarrassed. I contacted the State insurance department to ask if this was legal? Sounds suspicious to me.

It's a radiology and interventional radiology office. Very clean and nice office. The staff is very…read moreknowledgeable and professional. I received the utmost care. I was very nervous but everyone I met explained everything to me prior and while it was happening.

Forget trying to get any questions answered from these profiteers. They use a call center in the…read morePhilippines for all phone inquiries and scheduling and their operators have zero knowledge about the simplest questions about the procedures. The operators are kind people but it's frustrating as hell, especially since you have bigger problems that require an MRI. But, since JR apparently exists first to milk every single penny out of patients, they are accomplishing their mission. God forbid you have people at each center who can take care of your profit sources, I mean, patients. Well, let's not feed that ugly beast and instead do yourself and humanity a favor and go elsewhere. Oh, and next time someone tells you that Big Insurance has destroyed American health care, the MDs who do things like own JR are right there with them. Guess that 5th house and 4th BMW are more important than us.