Very Thankful!!! Doctor C. Kannler is very professional & caring. Recommend her for difficult cyst…read moreremoval & urgent skin infections.

They don't answer their phones, which makes it difficult to schedule or cancel an appointment…read more Also, it's difficult to get a copy of my records because they outsource to a company located out of state and make you leave personal information online to get your health files.

Excellent doctor. Answers questions. Professional and kind. Highly recommend him.read more

I have problem skin. My ailments include multiple difficult conditions, some with little clear…read moreevidence for management, and I am at a high risk for melanoma. When I was 13, I watched melanoma kill a close relative in her forties. Health is the subject of a fair amount of anxiety for me, and my hundreds of moles have been an acute source of constant worry. I have worked with a half dozen dermatologists. Some were schooled at the top universities in the world (Harvard, Hopkins). Dr. Rockoff leaves them all behind. A Harvard law grad myself, I tend to intimidate people by barraging them with difficult questions when I'm tense. When we met, Dr. Rockoff took it all in stride. He was neither dismissive, nor did he indulge my anxiety (both make the anxiety much worse). He was, in short, kind of "fatherly," in a certain stereotypical sense. Supportive, but firm. Clear and positive, but realistic. By not being at all impressed or overwhelmed by the sheer force of my personality, he was able to build the deep trust I need to let someone else handle my skin. He's done a great job of managing the chronic stuff. But most important, he (and a little therapy!) have helped me take my nearly debilitating anxiety down so much that I rarely worry about cancer anymore. I could not have done it without his competence and expertise (he's seen tens of thousands of moles) and his spectacular bedside manner. Thank you Doctor Rockoff - you played a large part in changing my life!

I'm a veteran of the Vietnam war, and was exposed to a defoliating agent similar to agent orange…read more If not agent orange itself. Diagnosed with basal and squamous cell carcinomas. And stasis dermatitis on my legs. I was going through the VA to see if it was related to my exposure. The VA sent the forms to Dr. Gruber for his evaluation to determine if it was. During my exam, I asked if he received the forms from the VA. He replied yes, and told me to stop trying to get something for free! Will never go back there again. He's lucky J didn't file a complaint with the medical board.

I have seen Dr. Anderson for years and I find her to be patient, kind, thorough and knowledgeable…read more I've had multiple issues with my skin (including a cancerous spot on my scalp) and she has been wonderful, answering my many questions and putting me at ease. Her nurse is terrific and the office staff couldn't be nicer or more helpful. I've recommended Dr.Anderson to multiple family members and friends and they've all been happy too!

I truly love this woman! I found her after moving to MA from MI via a google search and choose her…read moreb/c she did her residency at St. John's Hospital in Detroit and @ that time I was in dire need of something/anything mid west related- you would only understand if you had ever lived there. Anyway, I only go to her for my annual physical but she is so professional/patient focused that I referred my boyfriend as well. She is so caring and actually takes the time to ask questions and not only listen to but answer all of mine w/o making me feel like I am taking up her time. She has a bedside manner like no other and I'll miss her someday when I leave MA. I also love Amie- Dr. Mandel's administrative assistant- so sweet and if Amie says she'll find something out for you, she means it- always smiles and makes you feel like you made a great decision by going to their office. The waiting room is clean and there is a t.v to help pass the time if there is a wait. You won't mind if you do have to wait b/c you know that you'll get the same attention that Dr. Mandel is giving to whoever she has is the exam room.

I was disappointed with my Primary Care Provider and my Gynecologist recommended I try Dr. Yuliya…read moreMandel. I made an appointment and visited Dr. Mandel and was blown away at her professionalism, honesty and downright knowledge of anything I was either curious about or interested in. She is a hands-on doctor who not only shows you how you currently stand health wise but helps you maintain or get to where you feel you want to be or where she thinks you have the potential of going. I would go as far as saying that she could easily be a life coach as well - she is just that well rounded and genuine about what she does.

Do not refer your patients here!…read more Similar to other reviews, the doc (J.A.) was obviously in a hurry, spent just about 5 minutes in the room, and gave a completely cursory diagnosis. She then billed a level 4 new patient visit even though I came in for one specific problem. Poor medical decision-making, sketchy billing practices. My primary that referred me was shocked to hear and was clear that they would not be referring here again.

The representative at the front desk was pleasant but the visit overall with the doctor (J.A) was…read morenot. I was only being seen for less than 10 mins and she was just rushing to get out and I got nothing out of this but a piece of paper with 'one word' ....useless. The appointment was rescheduled twice by the office and this place charge a fortune. Never going back again. Zero star is what I would give if it's an option!!

My adult children recently visited this dermatology office for the first time. While the front…read moredesk staff was pleasant and helpful, each of their appointments lasted 10 minutes or less. They both were new patients being seen for skin conditions, acne, and general skin cancer/mole check. I was amazed that all of these things could be checked and thoroughly discussed with them within this very short time frame. I waited in the waiting room for my son's appointment (my daughter went alone on her visit) to give him privacy as they are both learning to manage their own health care appointments, and are new to it. My son's appointment was very quick and he left with three prescriptions, one of which was $160 and the other approximately $90. No one mentioned to me that these were expensive medications, or offered me any alternatives until I found out at CVS what the bill would be! My daughter's appointment was worse. She left with some of the same expensive medications (again with no warning from the staff about the possible cost) and was incorrectly diagnosed with a fungal infection. She used the topical prescription-strength anti-fungal medicine for almost 4 weeks as directed, and saw no result. Her condition even worsened. She was so uncomfortable that we decided on a weekend to take her to the Minute Clinic in a nearby CVS. The N.P. there was fantastic! She asked if a skin scraping had been done to determine definitively that it was a fungal infection, and my daughter said no, that the doctor just looked at it visually. The N.P. said it didn't look at all fungal to her, and said it was textbook eczema, even showing us pictures from a medical book she had as a reference. She prescribed a brief course of oral prednisone to calm it down, and a different topical medication, appropriate for eczema. My daughter's skin healed very quickly and the condition has been at bay with this new topical medication. That alone was enough to make me not return to Northeast Dermatology. But when we got the bill, we noticed that my son's appointment was about $60 more than my daughter's, so my husband called to ask why, since they had the same new-patient visit with no extra tests or procedures. They couldn't explain why, and he asked if someone from the billing department could call him back, as they were gone for the day. We have never received a call back. I feel like the doctor appointments were too quick, and clearly not thorough enough in my daughter's case, since the doctor at the CVS Minute Clinic spent much more time and was extremely thorough in comparison. There was no attempt to discuss the exorbitant cost of the medications, and no satisfactory response when we had billing questions. It's possible we just got them on a bad day, but considering the overall experience I will not be returning there.

I had a very unsatisfactory experience here. Doctor Gibney was rushed, dismissive, and opaque. I…read morehad a small procedure done in the office that required a pathology report, when the doctor called with the results she said if " 10 is cancer my results were 9." I asked for more information and she said the results were ugly under a microscope. It was confusing and alarming while giving me absolutely zero information about what was going in my body. Unhappy, I decided to go to MGH. In the process of trying to get the medical records transferred, I had to make four phone calls, all but one was extremely frustrating. There is one phone number for 15 offices and most the people answering are not well trained and were uncooperative while I was trying to get a resolution. The test results were not posted to my patient portal after three requests. To make matters worse the stainless steel cart in the office with medical supplies was covered in stains and looked as though it was pulled from the trash.