This place is good. I've worked with them several times on a professional level as a social worker…read more It's pretty hit or miss with some of the psychologists (therapists), but I have always had a good experience with the psychiatrists (medicine prescribing) as a secondary social worker in children's educational services. . They have a site in Derry as well as their Salem site (which is mainly for children's services.)

They are only treating what the client wants, even though they might not understand their own…read moreneeds.

5 visits in lost 7 lbs and 7 inches I am very pleased with the results so far ....Dr Chatila and…read moreJennifer are pleasant to work with and I enjoyed working with them and I am looking forward to continuing until I reach final goal.

From the owner: Complete health management services. Weight Loss Treatments. Medication management consulting.read more

This is the worst mental health office I've ever been to! The receptionist is terrible and think…read moreshe can make life changing decisions and the doctors will cut you off if you lose your insurance and you will have to come off your medications alone with no help! I will be filing to remove their license that's how bad this business is buyer beware! Check their Better Business Bureau. All they want is your money.

I was really looking forward to becoming a new patient here. BUT why in the world would a mental…read morehealth facility demand a $100 upfront to hold in "Escrow"? Incase you can't make your appointment, they take that money? Is that normal practice? I DONT THINK SO! Very frustrating and absolutely will make it clear that this is the way they run this office.

The Northeast Men's Clinic is a very professional, clean , comfortable, discreet facility. It is…read moreeasy to get to, and there is parking at the door. The staff is friendly and supportive. The nurse is wonderful - very competent and caring. Having experienced major depression ten years ago which wiped out my (previously very healthy) libido, I tried various remedies - my primary care physician said my T-level was "low normal" (230) ,and he gave me a three month (once-a-month) T-treatment (via injection) which did absolutely nothing (and he gave me no recommendation on what to do next). I wasted a lot of money on all the over-the-counter pills and supplements and nothing worked. I contacted an endocrinologist within my healthcare provider network who would not treat me because (having been diagnosed with mild sleep apnea) I refused to wear a CPAP. So, I contacted Northeast. I met for an hour with their counselor who patiently explained in detail the suggested treatment and was eager to answer any questions I had. He explained that they do not bill an insurance company (I can request reimbursement on my own from my insurance provider- Medicare, which did not honor my request) but I was to pay cash to Northeast. I handed over my VISA card and signed-up for the $1600.00 26-week program of weekly testosterone injections. It was explained to me before doing so that there are no refunds and a desired outcome cannot be guaranteed. However, they were optimistic that within several weeks I'd start feeling better. I could have chosen home self-injection, but I don't like the sight of needles(especially if I am doing the insertion) so I opted to travel the 50 minutes each way to receive my weekly treatment there - walk-in, no appointment necessary (I never had to wait more than ten minutes.). Sadly for me this treatment did nothing to improve libido, energy, diet or sleep. Absolutely nothing. However, my T-level readings at one point shot up to 1200 so the treatment was producing a "measurable" result but just not the desired outcome. I genuinely believe the Clinic was surprised. I realize a healthcare provider can't guarantee a successful outcome - everyone's body responds differently to things. As my plan came to an end, they said I "probably" would see improvement if I continued for another six months (although there was no no pressure from them to do so). They recommended that I see an endocrinologist. Would I recommend Northeast? Yes, but with the suggestion that if you have insurance, check with that provider to see if they'll reimburse you (if not, you may as well see an endocrinologist within your health network where you know you won't pay out of pocket). A healthy libido is worth any cost, obviously, but if it doesn't happen it'd be nice to know someone else pays for it. I would give Northeast the highest rating except for the following: 1) I was never told that one possible "side effect" would be that my testicles would withdraw into the body cavity(which did happen to me about week 11 of treatment). When I called the Clinic (in a panic, of course) no one returned my call within 48 hrs(after which I drove to the facility and met with the counselor who explained that this was a normal occurrence and that a special injection - HCG- can be given to counteract it. I was given a free shot but was told by the nurse that there is a charge for regular HCG shots). 2) Three different lab technicians had difficulty finding my veins in order to draw blood for the labs. The first time they drew blood it was from a vein in the back of my hand which I don't like to have done. The manager said he would register me (at no cost to me) at a blood lab down the street and I could have my blood drawn there. For my last lab, no Northeast lab assistant could find my veins and when I went to the facility down the street they had no record of my being registered there(but they did call Northeast to get me registered at that time). 3) Toward the end of my plan I wanted to try self-injection at home. A lab technician had me do it in front of him to make sure I was doing it right. The next morning (and for the following two days) the muscle in that thigh hurt so much I could hardly bend my leg- was that supposed to happen? I was told the home self-injection kit would arrive within "a few days" - after almost three weeks it never came. At that point my plan was about to end. I mentioned to the receptionist that I never got the home kit. He said that he'd look into it. Within three days the kit arrived but having had the bad experience self-injecting at the clinic I didn't want to continue with it. I returned the kit to the clinic. 4) In the course of my treatment the Clinic provided me with a print copy of my labs. For my last lab at the end of my plan they gave me the results on the phone. I asked for a print copy which they said they'd send me but I never received it.

Be extremely cautious before signing anything here…read more My husband had an initial afternoon consultation and called at 9:00 AM the very next morning--less than 15 hours later--to cancel the entire program. Despite canceling immediately, they are attempting to hold us responsible for nearly $10,000. They claimed the charge is non-refundable because an out-of-state lab custom-formulated his treatment overnight. Logistically, that is impossible given commercial courier shipping times between a late-afternoon appointment and a 9:00 AM morning cancellation. To make matters worse: -All physical products were shipped back completely unopened, and the clinic has them. -No clinical treatment was ever performed beyond the initial intake visit. -We formally submitted a written request for timestamped lab records, processing logs, and itemized billing months ago. They have completely ignored our request and failed to produce a single piece of proof that any custom work was ever done. They are trying to collect $10,000 for canceled services they never delivered and products that were returned unopened. Save yourself the stress and demand full documentation before trusting this business. They are predators.