I encourage everyone to review their physician's licensure online before visiting. I work in the…read moremedical field and had a few terrible visits with this doctor until I had to leave the practice. He cannot stay on time and runs extremely late. Something was off I just couldn't pin point it. Waiting 90 min plus to be seen for a simple script is outrageous. There is no chair in the exam rooms so you have to sit on the table which kills your back. I could go on, but I don't recommend.

Dr. Howland was great. Roselyn, on the other hand, is not. She never treated me nicely. Any time…read moreI went in patients that arrived after me that they knew by name (Roselyn could never remember mine and always asked what's your name) would be treated before me while I waited around. Any time the doctor was going to give me my medication instead of having to go the pharmacy, I could hear Roselyn telling him he couldn't do that and he would have to write me a prescription. Guess they only do that for the patients that Roselyn likes. My last visit I waited over an hour and left. I did well on the program and did everything that was asked of me. I have continued my weight loss journey on my own and have had great success without having to deal with being treated badly when I went to the office.

I would whole heartfelt say Stay away! Poor communication between staff.I based my decision to…read morereceive care there upon misinformation given to me by intake staff.Of course once you start medicating it takes time to get off the medication.I don't think they respect the clients as they should.Very cold atmosphere.Smells little funky.If you have to use this facility be prepared to monitor closely your treatment plan.Ask ALOT questions.Take nothing for granted.Best wishes to all.

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Intake visit seemed straight to the point. Joshua Selly was…read morereally nice! No time for small talk unless I had specific questions. Telehealth was pretty convenient. I felt like I was taken care of properly for sure. The type of care I received was one on one about the medication I take or need or have taken in the past. Overall things are off to a good start

Christin is such an amazing therapist one of the best ones I've ever head she's just amazing!!!…read moreShe's very kind, patient and asks all the right question. I look forward every week for session with her would highly recommend Christin you'll love her.

Went to the ED a while back and staff was kind, wait was less than 20 minutes and the care was…read morethorough.

I did not like the fact that it took hours to finally get a doctor. I was triaged in the hallway…read morenext to the nurses station. Complete with phones ringing and nurses talking loudly and with very bright lights shining down into my eyes. There were only 2 people in the ER. It was a Sunday evening and there was only 1 doctor in the entire ER. Finally after an hour I got an examination room and an hour later the doctor came in. Mumbled a few things , did a quick exam and left. I got nothing for pain. The room was cold and no blanket was offered. He looked like he didn't want to be there. The call light worked but nobody came and I needed a urinal bad. The TV remote was not working and I was told that other remotes didn't work either in some of the other rooms. 2 hours later still nothing. I finally left my bed and went to the nurses station and I told her to call me an ambulance as I wanted to leave. She said that I couldn't leave and to go back in my room and that's when I asked her if there was only 1 doctor available for the entire ER. She didn't even answer me verbally but nodded her head indicating that there was only 1 doctor available. Once I got back in the cold room without a blanket a new patient was brought in on a stretcher. She was having some kind of mental crisis and was screaming at the top of her lungs. Wouldn't you know that they rolled her stretcher right at the entrance to my room and left her there. It went on for about 2 more hours. My labs had come back and I was out of range for my blood level ( I'm on a blood thinner) so the nurse gave me a vitamin K pill to swallow and a ginger ale and she was pleasant and asked if I wanted a blanket and I asked her for a urinal. The patient that was brought in screaming had still not received the attention of a doctor. My nurse asked if I wanted the glass door closed due to the loud patient in front of my room. This was at around 10:00 pm. With the door closed the noise from the loud patient was muffled enough for me to get some sleep. At 4:00 am the ambulance arrived to take me back home. I never saw the doctor again and the ambulance EMT's removed my IV and off I went. It was so desolate in the ER that night. No friendly nurses to wave to and thank. It was eerily quiet as I was being wheeled out. I didn't like my experience at all

After being honest I'd be out in less than pl5 minutes the visit to the Providence center took…read moreeasily more than 1/2 hours and since I had my ride waiting for me it was just more stressful than anything that could have been productive thank you

Andrew is the best Pharmacist ever He is patient, kind , and listens when I speak to him. I like…read moregetting my Medication from Genoa Pharmacy and they deliver

Bottom of the barrel Healthcare…read more So after being stabilized at Roger Williams's hospital, I spent three weeks in Elmhurst nursing home to recover from pneumonia. However, the lack of proper basic hygienic care and the mistakes they made with my medication, as well as the maltreatment by staff and the incompetency by CNAs, nurses, nurse practitioners and administrators led to my being rehospitalized with three secondary infections - some of which were serious. After my first week there I wanted to get a transfer to another facility and started gathering testimony from the different professional caregivers (non-staff) who work at other facilities, most of whom confirmed to me that they feel helpless at addressing these problems in this facility... They take for granted that the Marquis group corporate owners, will not allow them to get either the staffing or the supplies they need at that place to provide proper care, and after talking with different residents, I can see that both subacute care patients as well as long-term residents have the same complaints... I regret not documenting accurately enough to file a lawsuit, but I am filing complaints with the Rhode Island health department and publishing reviews everywhere I can online to let the world know, this place is BOTTOM OF THE BARREL as far as nursing homes go... what is taken for granted there is that mistakes (some of which will be life-threatening) WILL be made and the general attitude of staff is "not my fault, not my job, not my problem". The State needs to investigate how they operate that facility, they need inspections and auditing... The national Health review board has already removed their rating. There are 200 beds and nowhere near enough staff and a lot of serious medication errors and total lack of competency going on there.

Horrible! Abusive! Non caring! Do not put your loved one here. My husband was taken her for…read morenursing and rehab. He is a double amputee. He recently had a stroke. The CNA needed to clean him up after he vomited. She had me leave the room and shut the door. My husband informed me that she was saying horrible things to him such as "who would want you. Look at you. You're useless". As he's telling me this he's crying. He thankfully only stated 24 hours because he needed to be transferred to the hospital. My heart hurt for him. This will be reported to a higher level. This place should be closed down.

We know have Holden/Spike Dudley…read more It all happened with looking for a kitten on FOHA's website. A cute kitten caught out eye. We reached out with questions all answered in great detail. We completed an application online and left a payment. One of our close friends was then contacted as a reference. Next thing I knew we had a home visit scheduled which turned into Spike's first night at our home and a member of our family. It was an easy process and we have a kitten that is very easy going and great with our kids (but not so great with our shower curtain but that's just catnanigans!) Note: The adoption fee cost covered chipping the cat and neutering through a local Providence shelter

If you can avoid this rescue, I sincerely recommend you do so. We experienced a total nightmare. We…read moreadopted a dog and were assured he was good with cats. We fully disclosed we owned two cats, a 2 year old and a 16 year old elderly cat. They gave us the dog only three days after two major surgeries, but the foster gave us very minimal details about the medications and did not tell us he had been on a previous medication. The dog ended up having a paradoxical reaction to his medications, and I had to call the vet who did the neuter and cherry eye to figure out what to do. We had to keep him in a crate a lot for his own safety, because a cherry eye surgery needs the dog to be almost entirely activity free for two weeks. When the dog was able to be calm, I allowed him on the couch with me. He attacked our elderly cat twice, and every time he laid eyes on her, it was obvious he wanted to chase her down. One of these attacks resulted in my cat being bitten. The foster then tried to say he probably just put his mouth on her, but she cried out in very obvious pain. He BIT her, full teeth on her flesh. The foster also tried to blame my cat for the dogs behavior, stating it was her fault for not fighting back. She has been around numerous dogs, and none have ever treated her this way. Its inexcusable to say it was her fault. The foster was maybe the worst part of the whole experience. She was rude and condescending and even implied it was my fault my previous dog passed away earlier this year from a silent tumor that burst on his spleen. She also picked apart every single medical decision I made for my animals in a way that felt like I was being severely judged and looked down upon. We did literally everything in our power to save that dog. My husband and I feel that we were lied to, especially by the foster. This dog was not safe with cats, was highly reactive, and should not have been given the okay to come into our home. We were told he was polite with cats. The temperament and behavioral issues were withheld in a way that felt deliberate. It took over a week with multiple phone calls and emails to finally receive our money back.