People are great from the registration desk all the way up. Recently upgraded hospital. Nice clean…read morefacility. Giant surface parking lot that is covered. Very impressive.

Brockton Hospital Saved My Life--And I Don't Say That Lightly…read more I walked in broken. I left breathing. That's not just medical care--that's a miracle. The team at Brockton Hospital didn't just treat symptoms--they saw me. They listened, acted, and showed up when it mattered most. In a world where too many providers forget the human behind the chart, Brockton Hospital remembered. I owe them more than stars--I owe them my life. I flatlined. They flat-out refused to let me go.

909 Sumner St., Stoughton, MA 02072 Phone: 508-427-2480 or 508-427-2489 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8…read morea.m. to 5 p.m. You can find more details on Boston Medical Center's Wound Care page. Jenna Charge Nurse Ceo Chelsea Andino, PA Jessica Kennedy, NP Peter Augustinos, MD impeccable John P. McLaughlin, DPM Gram says she's the villain of the wound clinic, but let's be honest: if sass, precision, and zero tolerance for nonsense were a wound treatment protocol, Jenna wrote it. She probably charted it in triplicate, color-coded it, and made sure your bandage was tighter than your last friendship. Im in love with her but its a secret that i tell gram everyday she hates this LOL Jenna, RN - The Charge Nurse Who Charges Like a Bull She walks into the room like she owns the wound clinic and the laws of physics. Her wound care is so sharp, even your trauma feels disinfected. She doesn't just apply dressings--she applies judgment. And you will feel it. Gram says she's the worst, but Gram also thinks Jell-O is a vegetable, so let's calibrate. Jenna's idea of small talk? "Your vitals are trash, and I'm fixing it." She's the kind of nurse who terrifies interns, humbles surgeons, and somehow still remembers my name I think If Gram hates her, it's probably because Jenna didn't let her sneak a fourth Ensure. "Wounds Healed, Egos Bruised: A Love-Hate Ode to Jenna, RN" If you're looking for a nurse who'll coddle you with warm towels and gentle whispers, keep walking. Jenna doesn't do fluff--she does results. She'll dress your wound while undressing your delusions. My Gram hates her with the fire of a thousand Ensure cartons, but I know the truth: Jenna is running the cllinic . Unbothered. Unmatched. Unapologetic. She enters the room like she's about to audit your soul. Her bandages are tighter than your last relationship, and her side-eye could sterilize a scalpel. She doesn't just treat wounds--she treats systems. Bureaucracy trembles when Jenna charts. Pros: Efficient, brilliant, terrifying in the best way Will remember your allergies, not sure she knows my name, and your emotional damage Makes you feel seen, even when you wish you weren't Cons: Gram says she's the worst one there and tells me everyday! I tell gram she looks exactly like charlixcx and that im in love with her she is my dream girl and hot hot hot sexy as ever. she makes me feel so weird but I dont care I love it!!!!

I was at the Good Samaritan hospital tonight emergency room for a burn that I received my hand…read more Urgent Care recommended that I go to Mass general but Good Samaritans close to me 2 hours no one even looked at me The nurses should all work at the registry with the pleasant attitudes they have waiting is ridiculous not to mention the filth that was in the room blood on the floor Band-Aids and the room they stuck me in 80° I believe the head nurse small overweight woman finally got up to speak to me as she told me I could leave after I was heading to the door I don't know if they understand what people are severely hurt that they are a little irritable but the attitudes in there are absolutely terrible I would rather die on the sidewalk before I walk into that place ever again.

came in at 8:28 for chest pain was brought to an exam room. 4 hours later still no doctor showed…read moreup. When I asked the nurse she stated you are coming up on the list. Now we have a list to be added to in order to be seen. worse hospital ever you might as well stay home and pray its not something serious

12 hours and still sitting in the waiting area without having seen anyone. When I asked if they…read morecould give me a time frame I was told it is what it is

I am a disabled veteran and I cannot express how wonderful my care is in Brockton, JP, and West…read moreRox. We are so lucky to live in this area as Veterans.

As an 80% combat disabled veteran since the Vietnam war, all I can give is praise to this facility…read more They always give the vibe of caring. Actually, the only real negativity I've witnessed is patients showing up with an obvious attitude. I've seen it more than just a few times, just say'n...

I am writing this review since I just recieved the bill after being sent here by my employer this…read morepast summer. The nurse practitioner I saw was very dismissive, wasn't particularly personable, nor seemed to care. She spent more time yelling at her staff outside of my room, all of which were pleasant and respectful towards me, before writing me off. The care I recieved from her was inattentive (she looked at her computer more than me) and downright awful (I really shouldn't feel bad about seeking care after an exposure incident, but I did after her), but the rest of the staff was nice. I honestly felt bad for them. I would never go here fo a personal reason, and if I ever need medical care for work related reasons (hopefully never again) I'll go to a further away clinic. Again, the support staff was good, but the NP I saw was awful.

I came in here on a Saturday morning with no appointment and feeling as if hot knives were stabbing…read moremy throat. The staff was fantastic and I was in and out within 40 minutes with a positive for strep. They sent my prescription to CVS, I picked it up and by the next day was on the mend. Hopefully I'll never get sick again while I'm on the Cape but if I do I will go here.

Terrible experience here. First, their information isn't updated through whatever system my primary…read morecare doctor uses so the referral sheet I had was all old information. Apparently their office was in a different city before and not in Brockton so I ended up going to the old location only to find that they moved. Thankfully I made it to my appointment on time regardless. However, the doctor I went to go see was called David Lovett. Worst visit of my life. This place is a joke. First, David came in without knocking while I was still undressing. Didn't bother to apologize. Didn't wait for a response before coming in. I've never seen that before. Comes in with someone else and quickly says his name. No hi, how you're doing. Worst greeting ever. Didn't even address me by my name. Then, he looks at my areas of concerns and quickly dismisses my concerns as a mole and that's all. He looked at my skin concern for less than 10 seconds. Then made a snarky comment about how it's not cancer and asked if I had any other concerns. Like what? My father JUST passed of colon cancer 2 months ago. Reason why I'm here checking a skin concern that feels like a lump. It was very informal and quite inconsiderate. He then walked out and left me there with no direction or a goodbye or anything. The entire visit lasted literally less than 3 minutes. It was the craziest thing I had ever seen. I don't feel like he should be working as a doctor when he doesn't care about patients. Now I'm left looking for another dermatology office because I know the lump isn't just a mole.

NP Kristina Anderson is thorough, professional and yet very personable. She exemplifies compassion…read morein the medical field and that allows you to feel comfortable. Great NP!!

First Colonoscopy, staff and MD were excellent, very professional.read more

I went here for an upper endoscopy today. The entire staff is great! Fantastic bedside manner and…read morevery informative. I like to ask a lot of questions and they never showed any signs of losing patience with me. Procedure went fine and they gave me ample time to recover when waking up. They are very busy with a lot of patients coming in and out but still provide solid personalized care.

I was new to Whitman and saw Diane Routan at the south shore women's health in Whitman. I had been…read moreto other locations growing up on the south shore. I told Diane I had a feeling something was wrong as to why I wasn't getting pregnant. My husband and I also are in our 30s. She brushed me off and said see ya in a year. I told my pcp soon after what I had told Diane and she took me seriously and ran blood work. Sure enough, I was right and got to an RE right after. We will be forever grateful for my pcp and the power of science that made become parents possible #ivfsuccessstory be your own advocate and push for answers if someone won't listen

This review is about both Whitman and Weymouth offices…read more I'm not sure what the bad reviews were about but South Shore Women's Health has been amazing and professional! Every single staff member who my husband and I encountered have been amazingly helpful, attentive, and professional. Check in was an easy process, the wait time was never longer than 5 mins in the actual lobby and 10 mins in the provider's office. It was confusing at first because I had chosen a doctor, but soon realized that they had many providers there so you don't actually get to see the OBGYN that you choose. You also don't see the same NP twice, but if you schedule your appointments wisely and request to see the same NP, they will accommodate you. The ultrasound techs were efficient and professional. I kind of assumed that they aren't allowed to answer any questions or tell you anything, so I remained quiet during the process. After the US, they quickly typed up their notes and that gets passed to the NP. Our NP, Diane, was also very good. She was really happy, but considering our situation (we had a miscarriage), you have to be right? She provided us options, explained and reexplained things thoroughly, and had a "let's move forward" approach. One suggestion that I would make is for patients to be proactive about asking questions, seeing records, and reading their notes. I don't think I requested to see the US or asked her to explain them and I regret not doing that. Because of the miscarriage, I had to have a D&C. After all we've been through, I was extremely frightened about the D&C procedures and called the nurse at SSWH several times. The nurses (especially Abby-I think?) were understanding, proactive, and were honest if they didn't know something. She immediately called Dr. Johnson for answers to my questions, and got back to me in minutes. She had other nurses follow up as well. The D&C was performed at South Shore Hospital and the staff there could not have been better! However, Dr. Johnson was by far the best. He had a crazy morning, and although delayed, when he got to us, he spent a lot of time talking about what happened, the procedure, and post-op. He reviewed everything with us thoroughly, discussed the risks, abated my fears, and ensured that all questions were answered. The procedure went fine of course and he took the time to check in with both my husband and me. It was just nice because he wasn't all business. He was kind, caring, and understanding. We decided to meet again when I do become pregnant! The procedure is not one that any future mothers would ever look to have done, but I am blessed to have the strong team from SSWH and SSH looking after me.

New England Sinai had no beds. The healthcare environment caused Kindred to close or sell all…read moreof their long term acute care hospitals to this awful start up company. Case Management is non existent here almost have to bully your way to get anything. As a nurse I feel for any nurse risking their license to work there as they are understaffed with some of the most critically ill patients on ventilators, and foley catheters. What's also more concerning is their is no staff nurse educator in a complex medical facility like this the best practices aren't being done. It's a shame I worked at a place like this once and I had a strong support from the staff educator and new nurses. Be prepared to do your own case management on your own for your relative! My grandfather was only their for IV antibiotics. He realized that the place was sketchy and inconsistent with rehab services.

Great place for your loved ones if they require Critical Nursing Care, Respiratory Therapy…read moreincluding Trach Care and weaning off a ventilator, Speech/Swallow Therapy, PT, OT and Critical Wound Care! Cura is filled with Staff who truly Care about their patients!!