On the days where your day does not go how you expected it to go. Fanny Allen urgent care is here…read more it all happened in a flash. me and my friend millie and my friend shifra are all laughing and skiing. next thing we know millie's leg is FUCKED! we brought her right over and they sewed her right the fuck up. Doctor let us play Fireball by Pitbull during the operation. These guys know how to party Everyone that helped my friend was the best person i ever met.......Still hope we dont have to come back soon though.... shout out matt! shout out doctor and medical assistant! friendship is magic

From a former nurse We are hard to please. I had two visits…read moreto the Fanny Allen urgent care within two weeks and the care was amazing. Everyone there was thorough and knowledgeable. The first visit was at a very busy time and did take quite awhile but I didn't need anything really urgent. M.D's and P.A.'s were good. This was the only place that could perform an I&D that day so was very grateful.

I would like to thank the emergency room doctors and nurses for the extraordinary care I received…read moreon May 6th. Each of you demonstrated excellent communication skills, extraordinary bedside manners and a clear passion for providing the highest quality of care possible to patients. I am truly fortunate to have been in the hands of such dedicated, knowledgeable, and hard working health care professionals throughout my stay in the emergency room. In tremendous appreciation, admiration, respect and gratitude, for all that you are and all that you do! Esther Lotz.

Never had a worse experience in a more compromising situation! I will be scheduling my routine…read morecancer screenings at Porter from now on!

My review balances out at a 3 after two visits to the emergency department…read more I had the unfortunate experience of sustaining a back fracture after a fall on ice during a visit to Burlington. The first visit was great. The doctors made sure my pain was adequately cared for and all was well. However, after waking up the next morning, my pain had worsened to where the medication wasn't working anymore, so I did what I was instructed to do and returned to the emergency dept. well, this set of doctors acted like they were hired to play detective. Instead of reading my history and asking the normal questions, it felt more like a whodunnit interview. Questions such as why I'm visiting Vermont are NOT relevant to the fact I sustained an injury for which I was seeking treatment. Not everyone that steps in your doors is a drug seeking faker so perhaps treating patients as if they're human and have a genuine concern at hand may get you farther. Your odds based on my experience: 50/50 chance of being treated like a respected citizen if you're in pain. 50/50 chance of being treated like a homeless addict. Odds apparently vary if you're a tourist. Though I am unsure if that was to my favor or not. Just be prepared for possible questions not even remotely related to the reason you came in to the ER

Outstanding care. Having spent 2 long weeks between the ICU and Miller 3 before my mother passed…read moreaway, all the care was amazing. Everyone who came into the room over the days were so respectful and caring. Even in the final days when my mother could no longer communicate, staff spoke to her just like she was still with us. It was also so touching to receive a call from palliative care a couple of days after she had passed to ask how I was doing. Can't say enough about the great care.

They are a very helpful place to have. Non judgmental and don't make you feel like trashread more

This planned parenthood left me a 90 second voicemail to remind me a a sensitive appointment where…read more30 of those seconds were taken by the PP worker making the call just laughing and being inappropriate, immature and unprofessional with her coworker. I was experiencing the worst time of my life and I had to listen to a voicemail where I could barely understand the worker and she ended it with " have a great day " . I had an appointment because it was suspected I was having an ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancies can be fatal and i just can't believe that PP would hire such insensitive people.

I absolutely love working with Lianna Percy, PA. It feels like we have a partnership in addressing…read moremy health - she takes my observations and opinions seriously and every time I meet with her feels like a step in the right direction. She's incredibly approachable and engaging, has great boundaries. Her medical knowledge (for what she herself is skilled in and for times when she should refer out to specialists) is excellent. In short, Lianna Percy is a fantastic general practitioner and I'm glad I come to CHCB to work with her.

I've had good experiences here and have been happy with the level of care I've received. I would…read morerecommend this office.

My regular Physician recently moved out of state and I found myself once again having to find a…read moreDoctor that I could trust as well as staff. I am so blessed to have Dr. Rachael Humphrey as my primary care physician. She is smart, attentive and caring! There is nothing worse than having a Dr. who's ego is inflated and she is just the opposite. The nurse was also very caring and considerate,as well as the front desk person, Phyllis, who helped me get the paperwork I needed to have Dr. Humphry fill out for me. I highly recommend this practice!

Since Fletcher Allen/UVMMC bought the practice, it's grown steadily worse, despite the very good…read morepeople who work there. First - the charges are excessive: any visit starts at $190, and that's with any random provider, like a nurse-practitoner. And to even get in, you get a 'registration' call to feed in to Corporate Headquarters all the info that what was formerly your 'medical home' already knows about you. Or did, when it was actually a functional Family Practice. The typical encounter with family doc who actually KNEW THE FAMILY is now a 10-minute 'McVisit' with whoever's available- Listening to an asthmatic child's lungs OVER her clothing. And anything after that - even if you ask a question and actually talk about a problem - is an extra charge (or 'code') - so that a 5-minute procedure using syringe of warm water to get ear wax out of a kid's ear is BILLED AT $375! it's a SURGICAL PROCEDURE. A 'required' pre-op visit for an orthopedic procedure - mostly for the sake of paperwork - is close to $1000. We are waiting to see the cost of the EKG. Then! we get a call from a Hinesburg Family Health office person who says "Dr. Ulager says it's time to schedule the patient's colonoscopy." Had Dr. Ulager actually looked at the patient's chart, he might have seen that scheduling a colonoscopy is a totally inappropriate concern in the face of a major orthopedic procedure. This is NOT patient-centered care. Meanwhile, all the evidence is coming out AGAINST costly, ineffective, and routine screenings of all kind, INCLUDING colonoscopy, mammography, prostate-specific antigen, etc. But the simple effective procedures (that family docs used to do - hemoccult stool test, thorough breast exam, prostate check) are never ever done. God forbid you should actually ever touch or interact with a patient. This is corporate welfare - not patient-centered care. John Brumsted and his men should come out and see what's happening on the ground, and get some actual patient feedback data on the cost of all this. I am writing this as a doctor trained at UVM and regretful that the practice of medicine has become 'the health care industry.' We had an excellent family practice group here before FAHC bought it out. Now it is just McMedicine.

The process was very efficient and speedy! From the time I walked in, until the time I was…read morediagnosed and all set was just over one hour. Highly Recommend!

Super friendly administrators on the front end and kind, attentive doctors and staff! Very quick…read moreand efficient care with no bs or jumping through hoops. I was in and out in under an hour! Terrific all around.