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    Umass Memorial Medical Group

    Umass Memorial Medical Group

    2.0(1 review)
    5.5 mi

    Given no other choice I would go here only for a life-threatening emergency in the future…read more This place has dysfunctional operations. First, you have to pay for parking. I thought it was a non-profit group supported by taxpayers. So you pay twice for a single service. Walking in I overheard staff members openly complaining about the poor health care they were personally receiving in the very place they work. Strange? To be fair, there has to be some competent staff working here. Next, I went for a pulmonary test that had me walking fast in the hallway holding a small test machine. I was almost run down by a host of reckless charging aides moving about 20 empty stretchers (without patients on them) at a ridiculous speed only to park them in the hallway I was taking a test in. They burst through double doors carelessly and aggressively. It was if they could care less if they just mowed me down. I literally had to dodge-and-weave their aggressiveness while I was a patient taking a test. The technician that was giving me the test complained loudly to them. She told them "you know I use this hall for these tests." Aides moving empty stretchers were completely indifferent to her and me. Aides acted like bully-boy brats on a mission with no care for anyone else, let alone a patient taking a test. I felt an "every man for themselves" jaded work attitude in many areas of the building. Seemed to be a work culture of self-centered staff. I thought hospitals were about love? About six months later I get a personal bill for the services that were supposed to be paid by my insurance. Can you imagine any small business surviving with such slow billing practices? To be brief, the billing department had some untrained people. Eventually one person fixed the problem in just a few minutes. But the earlier billing associates created barrier after barrier preventing resolution. They made me waste about three hours of my time to straighten up a mess they created. I asked for a Supervisor. They said there was none available. I left a message. No call back that day, next morning or next afternoon. But, what's the chances the same Supervisor calls me back minutes just after my call to their patient advocate group the next day. Supervisor tells me that "I was in a meeting yesterday and was just about to call you" Yeah... Right... Please!!!! Post it in the lame excuse booklet. So, how many cars could an auto dealer sell if they had all their staff in meetings? How could any small business not die a quick death from lack of sales due to poorly trained staff and indifferent Supervisors? Oh I forgot, we aren't a customer but merely a "patient". What is this 1950's crap attitude all about anyway? And no, you don't have to be held over the barrel by a hospital. There are others to choose from unless it is a life-threatening emergency.. So-called non-profits may have some lazy and indifferent staff members because they have little accountability. What a waste of tax dollars. This place is institutionalized mediocrity! No wonder this U-Mass Hospital has been given the very lowest Medicare rating by the USA Government. The administration should be ashamed.

    Umass Memorial Medical Group - physicians - Updated August 2026

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