Dermatology at Boston Medical Center

Danny Phantom a month ago

The care is excellent but the nurses seem to struggle to gender people properly. It's not hard to look at a patient's information/ask for pronouns. I thought Boston was supposed to be progressive.

J A 3 months ago

FRONT DESK CUSTOMER SERVICE IS TERRIBLE. THE DOCTORS ARE VERY GOOD AND EFFICIENT, BUT THE FRONT DESK IS UNACCEPTABLE. ( They re not friendly and not welcoming the patient with respect ).

D'Vancci Mabco 9 months ago

Apparently, actual dermatological knowledge is optional here. My aunt has been visiting for nearly a year or more with a persistent skin issue, only to be seen by resident doctors who seem to be in training—at best. “Dr.” N. Afzal, in particular, prescribed something completely ineffective, and the condition remained unchanged. Out of desperation, we saw a dermatologist in Virginia while she came to visit, who quickly diagnosed the issue and prescribed something that actually worked. When my aunt brought this up during a follow-up, not only was Dr. Afzal still unable to identify the condition, but she also ignored the effective treatment and prescribed yet another medication. Impressive.

Barbara Betzger a year ago

Called for an appt. with alopecia Clinic. Was told I must have referral from PC. before scheduling an appt. even though I have Medex coverage which doesn't require referral. Referral was sent and received a call today advising no appt available and don't know when they will ever have an opening. Why didn't they just tell me no appts. Very bad medical service and patient care. No excuse for treatment received. Why demand referral when you already know no appts. available.

sky desousa 7 months ago

don’t reply to my chart messages. they are booked months in advance and when i went there for the first time it seemed like everyone checking in was arguing with the front desk lol… don’t know what’s going on there..