I try to keep my health related stuff off Yelp, for personal reasons. Sometimes you get such good…read moreservice, that you HAVE to let the world know. This was one of those. In town from Texas for a day before heading to Maine for 2 weeks, I decided to take advantage of the free testing for COVID-19 going on within Massachusetts. Setup the appointment a day in advance via the phone. When I got there they had a "walk-in/no appointment" line and an "appointment" line. Nice! Both lines moved fast and I was quickly talking with someone about the pre-lim info for the test. A few minutes later I was having the test done right there (outside under a tent). Yes, it was uncomfortable, but for maybe 5-10 seconds. Once I was done, I was handed a package with 5 KN95 masks, some hand sanitizer and information needed to check my status. WOW! Sure the nice people of the Commonwealth of Mass paid for this, so thanks to them (I'm a Mass native of course) and kudos to the awesome people at Lynn Community Health Center for putting together an easy way to get tested and be informed about the results. Parking here is a bit tough, best to pay for a spot in the parking lot, or use a metered spot on the street, if you can find one.

I remember coming here with my friend for a checkup. Julieta Perez was that doctors name who all I…read morecould hear was gossiping rudely about her patients. Not sure about who but if I heard my doctor saying something vile about me I'd want to know, so just watching out for whomever she was bad mouthing about ;)

This morning was my first visit in about 2 years maybe, and it started off good enough. BIBA…read more(brought in by ambulance) where I was immediately given a hospital bracelet, EKG, blood works, and fluids. That was when it ended, I was shooed off to the waiting room around 2:30 AM, and as of 5:00 AM I am STILL sitting here with a mini fluid vial in my arm with no sign of a doctor or nurse to see me. I'm angry, exhausted, hungry, and just want to go home. This place is awful and possibly the worst hospital in the world, they don't care about you, just want to get your money and leave you to rot in the waiting room.

The quality of the medical care was excellent. If you need to interact with Case Management…read morebeware. Their communication is POOR. They are focused on the bottom line but not the patient's wellbeing. It is certainly not a patient + case management effort.

This is a review for the gynecology office. I was seen in-person at Lahey Peabody by Corinne Prigo,…read moreNP and Dr. Michelle Gruttadauria. Both Dr. Gruttadauria and NP Corinne were extremely kind, empathetic, skilled, informed, and went above and beyond expectations. I would absolutely recommend them to any of my friends for gynecology care. Corinne was also willing to see me same day after my previously scheduled appointment was cancelled by another clinician, which was so amazing.

I trusted Dr. Lobo to repair my broken heel after she assured me I would regain about 90% of my…read morefoot function and return to a normal life. The reality was devastating. After surgery, my foot was left crooked and I developed a large open wound that was never explained to me. She put a cast over it without telling me anything. When I returned to have the cast changed and finally saw the wound, I almost fainted. No one had warned me about it, and at one point it was close to becoming necrotic. I had to stay in bed for two months because of severe swelling and fluid. Instead of receiving support, I was treated as if I was being dramatic while I was clearly in extreme pain and dealing with serious complications. I later learned that a screw had been placed directly through the middle of my joint, and I ultimately needed another surgery to try to correct the damage. To this day I am still suffering the consequences. I have difficulty walking and constant pain that now affects my legs and back. This surgery took away the active life I once had. Based on my experience, I do not recommend Dr. Lobo at all.

Doctors and social workers in the psychiatric unit rushed me out after me begging more time and…read moretelling then I called my insurance and got more days and they agreed it wouldn't matter I'd I has dabother week they dint think I'd make a difference on finding a place. I suffer from extreme de most significant words in p. T. Yes. A, it is not exactly safe for me to be on and especially be sent to a regular shelter where it is only an emergency nighttime shelter. So I would have to be outside with my I 10 bags of clothes somehow walking up-and-down a city that I've never been. I told them that it would not let this happen. There is no way that I would end up. Killing myself they did not mind and still proceeded to tell me it did not better and I would Wendy judischarge to Len shelter.

I was sent here against my will two days before last Christmas after being beaten, tased, and…read moreinjected with 3ccs of something brown by the Ipswich Massachusetts police. They later lied and claimed it was Ketamine, despite Ketamine being a clear solution and not brown. Since I was knocked unconscious and arrived to Beverly Hospital unconscious I received a CAT SCAN. It revealed I had basal ganglia calcifications which were deemed "insignificant" despite there being plenty of literature and case studies proving it is significant. The psychiatric nurse assigned to me, Whitney Gibson, only spoke to me on three separate occasions over a three week period. The psychiatrist assigned to me according to my medical arm band, Dr. Guprit S. Lamba, NEVER spoke to me once in the three weeks I was there despite me repeatedly asking to speak to him. My social worker, James, only spoke to me with Whitney present. Each time Whitney Gibson spoke to me she accused me of comitting a crime I didn't commit. When I refused to falsely confess to wrongdoing she would angrily storm off and then refuse to speak to me for another week. I signed a 72 hour release form when I arrived which wasn't honored. I signed a release for them to contact my prior PCP, Dr. Zhuri, and they NEVER contacted him over three weeks. I signed a release for my PCP before him, Dr. Loughran, and they never contacted him. I signed a release for my prior psychiatrist, Dr. Ramirez, and they never contacted her. The three weeks I was held there against my will I was refused the antidepressant, Lexapro, which I had been on for TWENTY years prior. They also refused the Ativan I had been taking for twenty years for anxiety and insomnia. They refused to prescribe Ambien which I have been taking for twenty years for insomnia and then staff would be mad at me for being awake at 3AM. They denied me the pain medication I had been taking for a severe C5-C6 cervical spine bulge for over four years. This caused me to go through withdrawals from multiple medications all at the same time. Whitney Gibson repeatedly insisted I take antipsychotics I had never been on previously like Zyprexa, which I then had an allergic reaction to. Then she insisted I take Invega, another antipsychotic. This was despite Parkinson's running in my family, so Dopamine Antagonists would be contraindicated and ill advised. The Invega caused me to become extremely confused and severely paranoid. Everyone on floor two, which consisted of around 20 individuals, appeared to be on one antipsychotic or another regardless if they were necessary or not. Many individuals were being given Seroquel for sleep, despite it not being a sleep aid. It is an antipsychotic which happens to be extremely sedating. Using it for sleep is an off-lable use and shouldn't be prescribed to everyone, especially if they are predisposed to Parkinson's. Whitney Gibson wrongly assumed my Biochemistry degree from UNH was a delusion, despite this being VERY easy to confirm by asking my fiancé of four years, or my parents. She also had me arrested at discharge, and tried to trick me into signing a statement that I wouldn't sue them for their treatment of me while held there for three weeks against my will. I strongly feel Bayridge should be investigated as a whole for their overuse of antipsychotics on most to all patients regardless of mental issue. Antipsychotics have been proven to cause structural changes to the brain the longer they are prescribed, and they shouldn't be prescribed for no reason, or out of laziness and a desire to sedate everyone to make them pliable and confused. Whitney Gibson and Dr. Lamba should be investigated specifically and in my opinion fired for their behavior towards me, lack of care in general, and the permanent damage they have caused me. I now have Tardive Dyskinesia and PTSD as a result of my stay there. I was also recently diagnosed with a chiari malformation of my cerebellum which I wasn't born with. It is very likely related to brain swelling and CSF build up from being knocked unconscious and tased in the back repeatedly near my spine. Basal Ganglia case study: https://neuro.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.neuropsych.12090222

This establishment is filled with some of the most unprofessional, unhinged, and disrespectful…read morehealth care providers I've ever had the unfortunate luck to interact with. From blasting profane and disgusting music to spending time dancing and talking in the halls, these providers really know how to make your visit feel like the bottom of the barrel. I made an appointment online and was ignored for over an hour before the office quietly went in lunch break without telling me and ignored me longer.

Bottom line: Verlow. But friendly and professional…read more I made an appointment online yesterday for 3:15pm today. I was brought into an exam room at 3:14pm and sat there for over 30minutes before being seen by anyone. No vitals during that time, no triage, no one even popped their head in to say sorry we didn't bother seeing you at the time of your appointment it'll just be a few moments. Nothing. Yeah we get it, your schedule is dictated by patients...don't book so many appointments that you disrespect the patients time by delaying their schedules too. Nurse came in, knew half of why I'm here, seemed surprised by the other half. After 45 minutes of waiting we had vitals done and a urine sample. I didn't see the provider until nearly an hour after my appointment time. They treated me for one of the two issues I presented then shuffled me out the door without even discussing the second issue. To say I'm unhappy with the speed of service would be an understatement. That said, the provider took my input into consideration and we discussed treatment for the one issue to my satisfaction. Cleanliness is a plus and the staff was friendly. I liked the efficiency of online scheduling, paperwork and checkin so that's a plus. Clearly all of the information doesn't make it through though so maybe they should look at where the information blockage is. If you have all day to wait, feel free to make an appointment and be prepared to wait a long time while getting half the treatment. If you, like me, don't have time to wait then pick a different urgent care center (I've reviewed another one in this area) where they are faster and efficient but rude and judge mental.

I rarely leave reviews, but my recent experience was unacceptable. The front desk staff member I…read moreencountered was shockingly unprofessional. Their appearance alone set the wrong tone--tattoos on full display, scrubs so tight they were inappropriate, and a generally unkempt look. Even more concerning was their attitude: curt, dismissive, and flat-out mean. When you walk into a healthcare setting, you expect professionalism, courtesy, and at the very least, a welcoming demeanor. Instead, I felt judged, rushed, and unwelcome. First impressions matter, and if this is who they have representing the practice at the front desk, it reflects very poorly on the entire operation.

Came in with complaints of GI issues and sharp pains in stomach. I was not inside this facility…read morewith the doctor for more than 5 minutes. I was told that it "was probably just gas and should change my diet." These people were making a snap judgment based on the fact that I am overweight, failing to see that I have been on GLP-1s for months and have significantly changed my diet already. I feel like I was being discriminated against as they did not do any sort of testing to find out if it could be anything besides gas. I'm not sure how you can know for sure that there are no other possibilities in the span of 5 minutes. I don't know why I just paid $40 to get insulted, will never be returning!

Went to the Urgent Care because I had abdominal pain. The Nurse Practitioner basically said there…read morewas nothing wrong. Kept pressuring my doctor to find out what was wrong. Turns out I had a UTI & diverticulitis The Lynnfield St MGHB urgent care was a waste of my time and money and jeopardized my health and safety.

Can't even comment on the care because we didn't receive any. Girl behind the desk literally saw…read moreus parking our car @7:35, got up from her desk and brought out a sign saying they weren't taking anymore patients. They close @8:30. We walked in the double doors as she came running to the door to tell us they weren't taking anymore patients. Just the optics alone of an employee dashing to the front door to turn someone away, 1 hour before they close is insane. And I swear she almost cracked a smile when she saw the look on our face.

Visited the emergency room and ended up in surgery with Dr Kastrinakis, great doctor, his…read moreexplanations, his great staff on pre-surgery were amazing especially that this was my very first time in surgery. Back in Davenport 720B where the nurses took excellent care of me 24/7. Just wanted to thank all the nurses and aides that assisted me for 3 days the service was excellent it felt like you were taking care of a family member. Thanks again everyone! Salem Hospital is now my hospital.