Excellent physician and saw my son at Boston Children's where he practiced there and is very…read morepersonable and knowledgeable as their caliber of expertise in cardiovascular disease! My son's will always his unforgettable ties, especially the Three Stooges one!

He's been my cardiologist for over 20-years. I have a rare disorder which is easy to miss the…read moresymptoms of, but Dr. Sloss has never been wrong, he has literally saved my life on a number of occasions, he always puts me, the patient, first. He cares more than any other medical doctor ever has and I trust him with my life. None better! He is also one of the most brilliant people I have ever met.

I have been a patient here since 2011 after being diagnosed with a connective tissue disorder. Over…read morethe years I have received excellent care here, not just from my doctor, but also the nurses in the infusion room. My doctor was very patient and persistent, willing to try many different approaches to treating my condition and offered me valuable referrals to address things outside of his expertise.

Quality of care, when available, excellent. When I had a series of issues a year ago Dr. Rice and…read moreChelsea, who worked with him, were responsive and very helpful. Why not rate 5? Because the office was TOTALLY unresponsive for years before... and again in the past year. It could be he has started the concierge device he was discussing but I have not been notified of that. In any case, it is very dangerous to have a cardiologist you can't get in touch with. The office doesn't pick up and messages never get answered.

From the owner: In 1985 Kenneth Rice, MD, FACC, then Director of the Cardiac Stress Lab at Beth Israel Deaconess…read moreMedical Center, opened his cardiology practice in Brookline providing diagnostic cardiac ultrasound, Exercise Tolerance Testing, Stress Echocardiography testing, Holter monitoring, and event monitoring. Stress echo can be safer than nuclear stress testing because if resting images are already abnormal, there is no need to perform the stress part of the test. There is also no radiation associated with Stress Echocardiography testing. In 1993, with Joseph Polak, MD, MPH, then Director of the Non-Invasive Vascular Lab at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Dr. Rice expanded his range of services to include vascular imaging, consisting of cerebrovascular testing, peripheral extremity venous and arterial ultrasounds, and abdominal vascular exams. Talk to your doctor about obtaining a referral and give our office a call!

One of the best in the world. Check him out at www.brighamandwomens.orgread more

I have been a patient of Dr Ravid's practive for 25 years. He has provided me with amazing care…read moreover the years including insightful and in-depth knowledge with cardiology care. Always measured in his approach and very responsive with returning calls and scheduling visits. The office team is super friendly and very qualified. Many of his office staff have been with him for numerous years (Senior members - the entire time I have been a patient). If you are looking for a Cardiologist highly qualified with a seasoned staff - Dr. Ravid / Lown Group would be a good decision.

So I selected Dr. Robert Dye as my husband's and my PCP since it was close to work/home and it was…read morewithin the network. My other requirements when selecting a PCP were that he/she had to be board certified Internal Medicine. So Dr. Dye fulfilled these criteria. I called at the beginning of August to schedule establishment visits. The first available they had for both of us to come in (yes, I had to make sure I went with my husband because he hates going to the doctor) was at the beginning of September, a month later. The day before the appointment, the office called to say that Dr. Dye had to reschedule so they rescheduled it for the week following. The day before that supposed appointment, they called my husband to reschedule. We re-arranged our schedule and agreed to be seen the following Monday. The office staff is small and seem over-worked. We weren't greeted by a receptionist, but given paperwork to fill out by the medical assistant. We waited for about forty-five minutes from our appointment time, and finally were seen. Dr. Dye and his associate (Dr. Ashley although I am sure I am spelling her name wrong) were very thorough about our concerns/questions, and we got along very well after I disclosed that I was a physician myself. Overall, they appear competent and friendly (but how much of that is because I'm a fellow physician?). The wait time left a lot to be desired (both for the appointment and on the day of the appointment). We will see how they do with follow-up care and lab results... but since my husband and I are relatively healthy, I don't plan on making any PCP changes at this time.

I had randomly chosen him because he was near my apartment. I called to get an appointment because…read moreI had a cough for about a week that was exacerbating my asthma. They didnt have anyappointments for another 3 weeks but said they could fit me in the next day. The next day they called to cancel and reschedule the next day. When I went later, they had me waiting in the waiting room for an HOUR AND A HALF!!! Then they put me in a room with people's medical records on chairs and all over the room that I killed time reading (I'm sure they violated HIPPA/ patient confidentiality there!!) When I told them that I thought it was an unreasonable time to wait they said that they didnt have to treat me, and if I didnt like it I could leave and go to the ER and wait there if I wanted to. That doesnt seem like good patient care to me. I dont want a doctor who's response to a patients concern about what kind of care they are receiving to be "Keep your mouth shut. If you dont like it, go wait at BMC's ER for 8 hours." My father and brother are doctors and they said that they would never say that, that's bad patient care and poor professional demeanor. I will never go back or return for follow up care. I think I would prefer and wait in Newton-Wellesley ER, atleast theyre nice and caring there. So I am looking for another PCP. Anyone have a good suggestion? : )

Dr Haffajee took time to explain my husbands condition and options on how he could be treated. He…read moreanswered all our questions. Didn't feel rushed at all. Also our appointment started right on time.

He did a pacemaker replacement with local anesthesia only, which is not what I was told to expect…read more I felt everything. It's still uncomfortable almost a year later. Never saw him after the surgery, and he didn't give me release papers, so I waited in the recovery room for hours until the nurse finally let me leave. Terrible experience. Still have flashbacks and nightmares.