Love love love love love this doctor. The office is great…read more Ease of appointments, they call you back, you get the help you need. The doctor actually takes an hour, yes, an hour! On your annual visit. Who does that these days? I've had the doctor call me back when I have been sick after hours, two or three times, just to check on how I was feeling. No one does that anymore. Awesome bedside manner. I can't say enough about her.

We've finally convinced my elderly mother to go elsewhere. This doctor' practice isn't organized…read more Not only will you wait HOURS to be seen, the ball will often be dropped on orders for labs, tests, procedures. Also if you're going to be working from home during a pandemic and you're a doctor - get a nanny. It is unprofessional to have your kids hanging off you when we're dealing with serious medical issues. Also known medical issues were not noted in my mom's chart, procedures that were supposed to be ordered weren't for weeks.

I had the most amazing experience with Tova Health. My baby was born this winter during a brutal…read morecold snap. I was so grateful to have Dr. Z come to my apartment to care for my newborn and me. Dr. Z is knowledgeable, kind, and flexible. The model of having the first two months of my child's care from home was so comforting- it allowed me and my baby to stay in the home and rest and heal after delivery. Meg from Tova health handled all the admin stuff. She made scheduling, paperwork, and setting-up the patient portal super simple. When it was time to transition beyond the first two months of care, Dr. Z and Meg helped us find the best pediatrician and make sure they had all our records. Awesome experience! Tova Health is the best!

I experienced a traumatic birth. One of the better things to come out of it (besides my daughter)…read morewas meeting Dr. Z. I was not able to get out of bed for over a week after the birth, so our first meeting was with her sitting at the foot of my bed. Thank goodness we chose her for my daughter's pediatrician because there was no way I would have been able to take her to an office. I really needed the fourth trimester care to help me process the trauma from birth, and Dr. Z let me cry and repeat the story over and over again. I'll never forget the time she hugged me and promised me something good would come out of it. She was also provided excellent care to my daughter. I will never forget our crazy first meeting and her kindness. She listened and provided me care when my own OB/GYN's office failed to do so. It is absolutely ludicrous the postpartum care we receive. This fourth trimester care model should be mandatory everywhere.

My experience here was absolutely awful. The office manager is incredibly disrespectful and yells,…read morethe medical advice was outdated, and my honest reviews have been deleted. I also have ethical concerns about the practice. This practice is far more about injections than primary care.

Dr. Huang is a wonderful doctor who knows her stuff. You can tell that she genuinely cares and has…read moregreat bed side manner. She has been very helpful and is extremely responsive. Her practice uses an app which makes communication, med history, and refills so much easier! I would recommend her to anyone who needs a doctor who takes preventative medicine seriously and truly listens to your concerns.

They are an excellent family practice with male and female doctors who really take care of their…read morepatients.

I love WFP. I'm…read morealways greeted by someone friendly and helpful at the front desk (they're not always super cheerful, I'll admit, but everyone has off days so whatever). I also never have to wait more than 5 minutes to be seen, which is pretty impressive since I go there a lot for sick visits that they're always able to squeeze in at the last second. My pcp is Dr. Celler, and she is absolutely fantastic. She is very patient and a very attentive listener, and is great at explaining things in a way that I understand (though never in a condescending way). I know she has a very high volume of patients, but I have never felt as though I was being rushed out or ignored. I do understand some of the negative reviews, particularly with regard to Dr. Solomon (both of my parents have been seeing him for a very long time and used to be big fans of his, but have nothing but negative things to say now), but other than that I personally have never had anything but really positive experiences here.

I have been a patient at FPG-Arlington for decades and I can't praise them highly enough. The key…read morepoint is that the doctors spend time to get to know you and your health issues -- I never feel rushed or ignored. The staff is attentive, professional and responsive. It's a great practice! I changed my insurance just so I could keep being seen here.

We've been going here as a family for 41 years and we've never been disappointed. When Dr. Sagov…read moreretired, I was assigned to Dr. Chandler. He has been professional, attentive, and knowledgeable. Thank you for wonderful care!

Dr. Markovitz is a very detail-oriented doctor. He asks great questions about your health and…read moreteaches you how to live a healthier lifestyle without being too preachy. He is thorough and is honestly interested in his patients' lives. I don't think his practice is accepting new patients right now, which shows just how in-demand he is. If you ever get the chance, give him a try!

Dr Small is the other Dr in my PCP's office & I often have to see her due to my Dr being out of…read moreoffice at times... She is great! Love the office completely... Everything there is great, all the staff and everything...

My appointment was great! Dr Small answered all my questions and was very understanding, clear and…read morecompassionate. The office was also great, everyone was friendly.

(1 star) Woburn…read moreMedical Associates failed my father in a way that cannot be overstated. A 2022 CT scan clearly documented interstitial lung disease (ILD), a serious and progressive condition. His primary care providers -- Drs. Albanese, Nallari, and Wiwento -- had access to this result. Yet it was never disclosed, never discussed, and never acted on. No follow-up. No referral. No monitoring. Nothing. This is a fundamental failure of basic medical responsibility: reviewing results, informing the patient, documenting care, and initiating appropriate follow-up. Instead, a known diagnosis was ignored. Because of this negligence, my father was denied the chance for early treatment and specialist care. His condition progressed unchecked. Their failure did not just delay care -- it caused unnecessary suffering and ultimately contributed to his death. Patients trust their primary care doctors to catch critical findings and act. That trust was completely broken here!!!!!!!

Dr. Lyn Wiwanto was seeing my Mom. Her office is very disorganized. I was waiting for an appt one…read moredsy, and she peeked out and saw me. She asked me if I checked in. Not only did I check in, but I gave the front desk person our card. I was waitiing for 20 minutes when Dr. Wiwanto came out. What else do they get wrong? But the biggest problem was that she refused to give my Mom renewals on prescriptions for meds she is taking. She wanted you to go back to person who prescribed meds. Not logical. Mom is 87 and needs her daily meds. We left and went to an office where the nurse told us that it was wrong for us not to be given medications that are necessary. Very frustrating.