Dr. Sidney Bogardus came highly recommended from a co-worker. He is the kind of doctor that all…read moreothers should model themselves after: he really listens to each and every concern, he is very thorough in asking questions, getting history, takes all of the time needs without rushing you, and in general has a great bed side manor (very funny and personable). I felt like I was good hands from the moment I walked in the door. In order to get more information, Dr. B thought it was best to schedule a colonoscopy and endoscopy procedure. Being my first time for either procedure I was very nervous, but the staff were wonderful and everything was seamless. If you are looking for an excellent GI, look no further.

My mom and grandmother have both gone to Dr. MacArthur. She is so caring and compassionate. You…read morecould not ask for a better doctor. My grandmother thought there was no hope for her hemorrhoids and Dr. MacArthur offered a quick and easy solution that did not require surgery. Additionally, my grandmother was in her mid 90's when she saw Dr. MacArther and she often had doctors dismiss her because of her age and that was not at all the case with Dr. MacArthur she gave my grandmother hope that there were solutions to what was bothering her and did not dismiss the issues as just being age related. My grandmother often said she just wanted to give her a hug every time the appointment was over. My mother has metastatic breast cancer and Dr. MacArther has been amazing and gone above and beyond to help her keep an eye on things (including a colonoscopy) and manage her symptoms all with working with my mothers oncologist.

I was in the ER with terrible stomach pain. A history with gastritis and now a possible ulcer. The…read moreER doctor was great, he cared. Agreed I should stay overnight for endoscopy, he spoke with Dresnick - I saw him speak to him and even confirmed with a phone call at the end of his shift that Dresnick would do the scope. I was instructed to not eat or drink in the ER all night, all morning. Dresnik sent his PA, Michelle, the next morning who was cold and rude to tell me he was not doing the scope, it wasn't an emergency. His PA said he didn't even know who I was. Complete lie!!!! Then she stepped out to speak to with a nurse about Botox and a new boyfriend. I chose my health over my job when I decided to stay overnight in the ER (cancel important meetings at work) just to have my time wasted by Dresnik and his schedule.

My first appointment went well with the Physician Assistant…read more I was very pleased,told them all about my medical history, as it was all on there comp.My colonoscopy appointment was then scheduled for May 8 ,5 months after first appointment, then canceled morning of because ,of a ICD that I have and have had for 20 yes, Not very pleased at all ,never received call from staff with an apology, Mn

Worst of the worst. Neglect, negligence, you name it. So many repeated errors they almost killed…read moreme. Office managers nasty, beligerent and simply refuse to answer simple questions that could end or extend a patients life. They have a lot of offices and nobody knows what they are doing. My life was put in danger and if you value your life do not go here. Patients are grossly ignored.

So this is a weird review to write, but Dr. Bloom and his staff are great. Doesn't seem to matter…read morewhether it's the Bristol or Farmington location I am treated the same way with respect. While it seems to be customary to wait for any doctor these days I actually like this doctor and staff so it makes the wait slightly less painful. Dr. Bloom is definitely one of the best doctors I've had the pleasure of seeing for my issues and I've met some real doozies. He made me feel comfortable, listened to, and genuinely cared about. He has a good sense of humor which makes for a good bedside manner. Now keep in mind I haven't seen him in over 3 years and yet he knew me right away. I will continue to see Dr. Bloom for as long as medically necessary; and for as long as I'm in CT, you should to!

We have been seeing Dr Robert Jones for the past several years. He is well educated, compassionate…read moreand kind. He is an excellent primary care physician. I love the way he listens and addresses our questions. His bio says: Robert Jones, MD, a board-certified Family Medicine physician, offers comprehensive care, that also addresses the psychosocial needs of his patients, paired with kindness and compassion. Dr. Jones, a former high school science teacher, educates his patients on the nature of their illness, treatment options and specialist care backed by clinical studies and research. He includes patients as part of a shared decision-making process.Dr. Jones received his medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Barbados and completed his residency at his undergraduate alma mater, Stony Brook University, in Stony Brook, New York

I can't speak to the entire group because there are some great doctors there. However, this review…read moreis about ONE particular provider in the group, Vikram Rao, whom I had entrusted with my medical care since February 2020. Last week I discovered how unethical he is and I would not allow him to treat my dog! Do not become a patient of Vikram Rao. If you value your health and wellbeing, I suggest that you not become a patient of this doctor at Northeast Medical Group, 4A Devine St in North Haven Ct. I trusted him as my primary physician for almost 4 years now, only to recently discover that he does not document all of the medical visits or treatments that he provides. Last week I needed documented medical information from my records to take to a specialist, only to find out that he had not documented anything about my condition yet had been prescribing medication to me for this condition for well over a year. I am devastated, not knowing what to do about the information I need for the specialist. I now have to find a new PCP for treatment of this condition and begin this horrendous process all over again. What Vikram Rao did (I refuse to refer to him as a doctor) is unconscionable and he needs to be held accountable for his actions. I was advised to report this to the Department of Public Health Provider Licensing Investigation Unit and I fully intend to do so. Since he works for Northeast Medical Group, which is a part of Yale New Haven Health, I was also advised to make his superiors aware of this matter. He took an oath to "do no harm", yet that is exactly what he has done to me. There are reviews from other patients about his care on the Healthgrade website, I wish I had seen them sooner. I would never have entrusted my care to this person. The moral of my story is to check, verify, and recheck again. Ask for recommendations from people you trust and by all means verify that treatments being performed and prescribed medications to you from any doctor are documented in your medical records because trying to get a provider to own up to what they did not document can take months, during which time you do not have the information to take to another doctor for treatment. Be extremely cautious and watchful of your medical records. If something is missing or incorrect, it could be the difference between life and death, yours.