Harvard Medical Park

"Many different medical offices here. Usually good parking"

"Long line to check in."

"Easy to get around if you're disabled.only issue is, there is no system of numbering offices- everything is a 400#, from the basement to the 3rd floor doctor offices."

"Harvard deli is located here downstairs. GREAT FOOD! Nice, quiet, welcoming staff. Great place to read & eat or just eat. Very clean Cafe. Hearty soup! They have drinks from soda to juice as well. Worth trying!"

"The nurse practitioners dont know anything when it comes down to common sense. I was seen by 3 different ones in this place and the first one had no clue what was going on about my symptoms. I seriously asked numerous questions on what I looked up and etc. And still the NP had no clue..she was too busy trying to push me onto depression medication versus anything else! Then next thing I know I was told by the receptionist that she was let go..I asked if that means she was fired..and the receptionist again if that means fired..and was told yes. So I was not really surprised. My second nurse practitioner saw me once and prescribed me with 2 different medication which altered my thinking, mood and over all made me feel sick, dizziness and so much more...I was told to see a specialist and the specialist told me to immediately stop taking the medication because it was a hazard combination. When I got home I looked it up and come to find out the combination was very deadly and is NOT suppose to be prescribed at the same time. Death or serious complications then death was strongly associated with this combination of medication. I tried to find a different doctors office but all were heavily booked up for almost 8+ months, so I could not get the medical help that I needed and stayed in the same location, reluctantly. then I got injured at work and had to see a doctor. I told the receptionist and the staff that this was a job injury. I also refused to see the previous nurse practitioner and was given a different one. Well that medical provider gave me really bad medical advice and almost killed me. I ended up on the edge of death and barely survived. I spent almost 2 years recovering the near death. I refuse to even see the guy. Later I was told my previous nurse practitioner was let go..(go figure) and the one I recently had is now at the VA. I have heard besides unfortunately dealt with the horrible medical help from this place. I can only warn others to stay away from this place if possible. I also found out that I was suppose to be refereed to a doctor with a MD that handles job injuries and was denied by this place. I do not take my children to this place because I do not want to have my children injured by there medical wack."