This was my first visit to Dr Palumbo. I was booked for my 1st colonoscopy. He was pleasant and…read moreeasy to talk with. I asked to stay awake because of my hatred for anesthesia He was fine with my request He was gentle and painless during procedure an explained what he was doing an seeing the whole time reassuring me he would be fine with changing the plan at anytime if i was uncomfortable. I can't say enough good about him and his staff. I'd go to no other for my colonoscopies.

Went for my yearly mammogram at Women & Infants imaging dept @ 235 Plain from check in to check out…read moreeveryone was nice, professional. I waited no more than 5 min to be called in. The tech was very nice and very professional. I wish I could remember her name but she was the tech on 2/12/2026 she kept asking me if I was ok, she cared and that is rare now a days. I would definitely come back to this location

Constantly changing care teams with no set standards for care. Poor communication and inconsistent…read moredocumentation. Patients are nothing more than statistics filling beds for billable days. From ER to NICU, overly stuffed census and not enough staff. No clear expectations for care. Ask for a line by line, itemized bill and review it well. There will absolutely be charges for things you didn't receive or things they "offered" that you didn't ask for. Never again.

This review is specifically for the W&I Bone Health program aka Dex a Scan…read more An appointment was scheduled by phone and a date given within a weeks time. That was excellent. It was requested that I not take any calcium for a few days leading up to the test and to wear clothing without metal. I also needed to bring a referral. No scans without a referral. The building has it's own private parking lot, which is excellent as parking around the hospital is dear. The office is down one level, first door on the right. An elevator is available if needed. I checked-in and had a seat in the large waiting area. The building has no public restrooms, but a private one is available behind the clinic door if needed. Before my test I was weighed and measured. Stand up tall! The patient lays on their back, on a hard table. The radiologst goes into the next room to run the scan. The table can be moved remotely to get the correct body position. After one round of images, my feet were strapped to a small plastic form to keep my toes turned in and another round of films taken. After that, images of my wrist were taken. And that's it. No disrobing needed as I wore no metal. Reports are accessed through their online patient portal. The total appointment took about 30 minutes from check-in to driving away. DexA Scans are not covered by hospital financial aid.