Dr. Irene Dimitriadis, United States
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Reproductive Medicine
Doctor Introduction
Dr. Irene Dimitriadis, United States
Irene Dimitriadis, MD, is a fellowship-trained reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist at the Massachusetts General Hospital Fertility Center. A native of Greece, she earned her medical degree from the University of Athens and completed her OB/GYN residency at Tufts Medical Center in Boston. She completed a clinical fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI) at Massachusetts General Hospital. She then joined the Harvard Medical School faculty as an instructor in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology.
Her clinical interests include caring for women with infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, congenital uterine abnormalities, polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine fibroids, uterine polyps, endometriosis, and premature ovarian insufficiency, as well as women interested in fertility preservation, preimplantation genetic testing, and third-party reproduction. She cares for women who need assisted reproductive technologies, including ovulation induction and IVF.
Dr. Dimitriadis is also active in research. She has authored articles, presented research projects at national and international conferences, and received a prestigious award from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. She is interested in how environmental factors affect the reproductive system and participates in the NIEHS-funded EARTH Study in collaboration with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She enjoys teaching trainees and believes education is essential to advancing the field.
Her care philosophy is based on a team approach in which the patient plays a central role. She believes in providing individualized care to help every patient achieve their family-building goals. Above all, she values the opportunity to build trusting relationships with patients and support them through unexpected and sometimes overwhelming challenges.
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Affiliated Clinics
Massachusetts General Hospital - Cambridge, United States
- Reproductive Medicine
Hours: Open 24 hours
Massachusetts General Hospital - Staniford, United States
- Reproductive Medicine
Hours: Open 24 hours
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fatima Roshad
2 years ago
Feb 10, 2025
Great doctors and staff, although some employees are rude and arrogant. That alone does not represent the entire hospital. Unless it is an emergency, I strongly recommend avoiding busy times. I once waited 4 hours in the emergency room.
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Mohamed Sadik
2 years ago
Feb 1, 2025
Massachusetts General Hospital is by far the most incompetent institution I have ever dealt with.
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rianny martinez
2 years ago
Jan 30, 2025
Dr. Husseini is an excellent cardiac surgeon. She is professional, very thorough, easy to communicate with, and most importantly, compassionate toward patients and their families. I would recommend her. Thank you for everything you have done, and thank you to your medical team. Well done, Dr. Husseini, and God bless you!
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Jake Cooney
2 years ago
Jan 30, 2025
Kathy Finni, RN, in the emergency department fast track was wonderful! She was patient and professional and smiled at all our silly jokes! If you read this, please let her know, and recognize her nursing director, Melissa Quiñones, for having such an excellent employee!
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Sebastian Drink
2 years ago
Jan 29, 2025
This was the worst experience of my life. I had severe tooth pain, and they took 6 hours to see me, only to tell me they could not help. Worst hospital, January 29, 2025.
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Erin K
2 years ago
Feb 20, 2025
I would leave 0 stars if I could. This hospital failed my mother and put her in danger. Any healthcare professional would have recognized that she was a danger to herself and should have been sectioned. The hospital should have called us if she left. We spoke with several nurses who assured us they would call if she did. She was under their care in room Bigelow 1422A from May 14 to 15, 2023. She was supposed to remain at MGH for several days but was unfortunately discharged on the morning of May 15. There was no call or notification. The next day, May 16, 2023, she was found dead outside Wellington train station; it was also her birthday. Thank you, MGH, for your negligence. I can do nothing about it unless I go to probate court. This organization should be ashamed of itself and how it treats patients. It does not have their best interests at heart and simply rushes them out the door. I will tell everyone I know to avoid this hospital and its affiliates. Horrible, unforgivable, and inhumane.
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Rick RS
2 years ago
Feb 14, 2025
I just had surgery for kidney cancer and was amazed by the level of service and kindness I received. From the helpful person at the information desk when I first arrived to all the doctors, nurses, and attendants, everyone provided compassionate care, understanding, and assistance before, during, and after my surgery.
Thank you to my surgeon, Dr. Wang, and all the other doctors, nurses, nutrition staff, and attendants.
Thank you.
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ABDULLAH
2 years ago
Feb 23, 2025
I visited this hospital's spine department with Dr. Şençak. Unfortunately, I do not recommend him at all. His diagnostic skills were poor, he was uncooperative, and he did not understand the case. He made an incorrect diagnosis. I ask hospital management to replace this physician with a highly skilled doctor because this is considered an international hospital.
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Amy Furmanick
1 year ago
Jul 19, 2025
Sept 1st 2018, I had a brain aneurysm rupture and was med flighted from Laconia NH. I had collapsed twice walking out of my bathroom so my 12 year old daughter called 911. Thank God she was still awake at 1:30 am or I wouldn't be here. Laconia EMTS treated me terribly and thought I overdosed. The two men kept telling me multiple times that I need to "stand up" as I was crying on my kitchen floor curled up in a ball holding my head. Laconia EMTs kept asking me how much heroin I took and told me we weren't leaving till I told them how much. My son said "My mom doesn't do drugs". The EMTs snickered and said "yeah ok". I knew I was going to die in front of my children so I used every single ounce of strength that I had to get on the gourney. Yes, two men that easily had well over 50 pounds on me if not more, wouldn't place me on the gurney to get moving.
My whole stay at Mass General (all 17 days) was great. I was brought ice cream at 1 am when I couldn't sleep. Since I was bedridden, one nurse "Grace" even washed my hair while I was laying in the bed.
She even tried to get the knots out of my hair. She was incredible and such a sweet, caring girl.
I was moved up from the ICU to the floor above after 15 days, I was told I'd have more freedom without being hooked up to all the machines. I thought that meant I could go get a soda. I was stopped at the elevators and told I couldn't go off the floor. The woman at the desk who stopped me went out of her way and brought a soda to my room. This hospital and its staff are incredible. They saved my life as most people die before reaching the hospital. I'm incredibly grateful to be alive and the hospital staff made my ENTIRE stay more comfortable. I can't thank you all enough for all you have done for me.
Only complaint is one of the social workers. Not the one with the short curly hair..but the other one. She was so rude to my dad.
Dr. Mazwi and Dorothy Booth are the most incredible people out there. Much love to you both! Because of you two...I'm still around for my children who need me.
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Hieu Vo
1 year ago
Jul 8, 2025
It is already 2025, and Mass General is still conducting inhumane experiments on animals—drilling into monkeys' brains. If your research is so necessary and justified to save human lives, do it on actual humans. Would you find 100 people every day and drill into their brains? No? Not even to supposedly save humanity? You are only doing this to advance your careers. How do you sleep at night?
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Ashley Edwards
1 year ago
Aug 2, 2025
This happened in 2020 and still affects me every day. I saw a gynecologist after a life-threatening pregnancy. They refused to let my husband hold my hand until I fought back. They never told me how painful it would be, offered no pain relief, and did not even ask whether about 10 students could attend. It was only a uterine biopsy. It was the most painful experience of my life, and I still break down from the psychological trauma. At my most painful moment, 13 people stared as I fell apart and sobbed. If I had known how deeply this would traumatize me even five years later, I would not have let the pregnancy take my life from me. I hate this nightmare and how much it torments me, and all I can do is write this. If you need a gynecologist, do not go here. Heed this warning and protect yourself, because I could not protect myself 💔
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Craig Martin
1 year ago
Jul 28, 2025
They made me wait 5 months for an appointment, then another 5 months, and when I arrived, they had canceled it without notifying me! I would give zero stars if I could. The staff are extremely unprofessional.
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Maya Sharma
1 year ago
Aug 7, 2025
I called early in the morning, and the female operator was extremely rude, then simply hung up. So rude.
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Mary Lorenz
12 months ago
Sep 9, 2025
If I could give zero stars, I would. Even with a referral, they repeatedly lose the referral records. It took a year to get an appointment, which was supposed to be today. MyChart showed that I had prepaid over $1,000. They knew the doctor would be away from the clinic for at least a week, yet waited until the Friday before my Monday morning appointment to call and cancel it. I live out of state. The hotel was booked, time off work was arranged, and everything was planned. Another specialist familiar with my condition was also unavailable, but I could see a new doctor in 2026. Now they have to investigate whether the prepayment can be refunded, but no one seems to know how. After not answering the phone today, Patient Relations replied to a message saying it usually takes at least 7 business days, even though I was shown no courtesy throughout this process. Patients should be cautious. I will update or change this review if the situation is resolved more appropriately.
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april grudgen
12 months ago
Sep 8, 2025
This is a five-star hospital. Our entire family cannot express enough gratitude to the staff, nurses, and doctors for treating our mother with exceptional care and respect. Within minutes of each arrival, nurses and doctors greeted us warmly. Whether or not we were there, they cared for her attentively. We believe their compassionate care and professionalism helped our mother recover so quickly. We will always be grateful to Massachusetts General Hospital. Angels work there.
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Mark McGinnis ll
9 months ago
Nov 24, 2025
I went there because of a knee injury. They said I had walked too much and could rest in the ER because I had nowhere else to go until the next day. Security then kept harassing me until the security supervisor assaulted me. He pushed me against the door and then forced me outside. I decided to let it go, found somewhere to sit, and zipped my bag. I then discovered that another bag inside it had been searched. Arthur's hospital will only scam you, steal from you, or hurt you.
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Lucy
9 months ago
Nov 23, 2025
Dr. Neil Barr, neurogastroenterologist, is the best! I trust his judgment completely!
Pat Cardoso
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Hannah Dean
9 months ago
Nov 22, 2025
If I could, I would give zero stars.
I received care at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) throughout my pregnancy and was considered high risk for several reasons. I had early signs of preeclampsia and signs of preterm labor at 36 weeks and 4 days. Although they knew I was high risk, they sent me home when I was already 5 centimeters dilated! I live 50 minutes from the hospital, and the staff knew this. This was also my second child, so labor would typically progress faster. The nurses were extremely rude and arrogant. Because I did not appear to be in much pain and my labor had slowed for 2.5 hours, they forced me to leave. It was absurd. I ultimately had to deliver at a hospital near my home, where I had not wanted to go. I gave birth 13 hours after they discharged me. I was told my baby might not have survived if I had delivered at home or if anything else had gone wrong. I had a placental abruption. Mothers, you know your body better than these doctors do!
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Kyogolos Paul
10 months ago
Nov 21, 2025
The staff are professional, friendly, knowledgeable, and punctual.
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Isabel Serrao
9 months ago
Dec 8, 2025
My husband, Joe Serrao, has Crohn’s disease and went to the emergency department with a bowel obstruction. He was in severe pain while nurses walked past as though nothing was wrong. I cried and pleaded for help, but they did not respond for two hours. His physician performed surgery and repeated procedures, requiring continual follow-up. After the last procedure, which was supposed to close his stoma, he was not told that he would still have an ostomy bag and pass stool rectally. The emergency department was frightening, with people moved into hallways. I cannot tolerate that place.
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Bob Lewis
9 months ago
Nov 27, 2025
I had an urgent appointment at Lynn Medical Center today. The clinical staff were outstanding from start to finish, and I have never felt more at ease. Happy Thanksgiving to my care team and family!
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Robyn Cooke
8 months ago
Jan 9, 2026
I was shocked by this experience. My son was supposed to be transferred to another hospital, but they could not provide any information about the new facility and seemed surprised by my questions. They then canceled the transfer entirely even though I had explicitly asked them not to, delaying my son's treatment. This hospital is dirty, disorganized, and poorly managed. I absolutely do not recommend it.
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Douglas K
8 months ago
Jan 8, 2026
Can not compare with BWH
Very comfortable
Very professional
Very good organization for .
If you’re looking for the highest level of care , medically and emotionally , you don’t need to look any further. Mass General is the place to be.
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Adam Chang
7 months ago
Jan 23, 2026
The food is better than the service staff. If you have an invisible disability, do not come here.
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Jennelyn Miranda JDM
6 months ago
Mar 13, 2026
I was told my bill was under review and on hold after I canceled my payment plan and stopped making payments. Yet only one or two weeks later, a collection agency called me about it! My insurer also denied several claims because the hospital failed to submit the required documents, and the hospital then billed me. My daughter's bill was not identified as hers but as mine. A few days after canceling the payment plan, I suddenly received a bill for my daughter's examination, already in collections. They had previously said the bill would not go to collections because it was on hold. This hospital is extortionate!
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mohamed ouarrak
6 months ago
Mar 12, 2026
Had a really disappointing experience with MGH after my wife gave birth (normal delivery, no complications, 2-day stay) and received a bill over $40k with a $4200 deductible. Couple Friends who work with me with same health insurance and coverage had a much better deal at BMC (
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Susan Millet
6 months ago
Mar 11, 2026
I would like to receive all documents concerning atazia.
Susan MMille
Brockton, Massachusetts 02301
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Dan Brady
6 months ago
Mar 6, 2026
I went there last year and simply want to thank the amazing doctors and nurses who saved my life. I will always be grateful. God bless you.
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Logan B
6 months ago
Feb 24, 2026
They allow employees to post extremely disturbing videos on social media. Registered nurse Christina should be fired if she has not been already. She publicly threatened violence against patients who come to this hospital.
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John Cipolla
5 months ago
Apr 2, 2026
Where do I begin?
First, I must honestly say that I consider this one of the best hospitals in the country.
However, my experience tonight was bizarre and disappointing.
Here is what happened.
My daughter was in a car accident.
Boston police called my wife and me, explained the accident, and said she was at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).
The officer could not provide many details.
We rushed from Providence to Boston to see her.
On arrival, we were told only one person could accompany her.
In such a critical situation, they allowed only one parent to receive information.
The room was easily large enough for two people.
While my wife had to process everything the doctor said alone, I could only pace anxiously in the waiting room, worried about my daughter.
When the doctor entered to give an update, was one parent really expected to bear that stress alone?
Truly sad and disappointing.
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Nicholas Roby
5 months ago
Mar 28, 2026
Every staff member was excellent and caring and showed great compassion toward patients and their families.
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Brian David
5 months ago
Mar 26, 2026
Words cannot express my gratitude to Massachusetts General Hospital. They saved my daughter's life. She has a very rare autoimmune disease, and the medical team at MGH was outstanding and began treatment immediately. I will always be grateful for all the care they gave her and the ongoing care she will need. Thank you!
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David Donahue
5 months ago
Apr 12, 2026
I previously saw Dr. Foreman at the metabolic clinic. From the beginning, I had unpleasant interactions with her administrative staff. Nearly all my blood test results were lost, and I had to track them down myself. The staff were inefficient and rude. I complained to both the doctor and the patient advocacy office. The final straw was a carotid ultrasound ordered by Dr. Foreman; I did not receive the results for nearly six months, and the doctor had not reviewed them. This nearly led to a serious problem. They told me there was an issue with my pituitary gland. I was very disappointed and left the clinic to seek a second opinion at a pituitary specialty clinic. That doctor completely rejected Dr. Foreman's diagnosis. After reviewing my blood test results, he told me that a medication Dr. Foreman had said was ineffective was actually working. Ultimately, I lost trust in both doctors. I now receive care elsewhere. I would not return even for a hangnail!
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J Ma
4 months ago
Apr 27, 2026
Just want to take a moment to review our experience at MGH labor and delivery. We were visiting Boston from out of town. My daughter was advised, from her OB/GYN, to go to the nearest ED after describing symptoms that were out of the norm. We were immediately received with kindness and compassion. She was quickly seen and monitored. The women in the labor and delivery unit were lovely. Jen, Mary, and Suzanne went above and beyond to make my daughter feel safe and comfortable throughout her time there. Kudos to these three individuals as well as everyone else we encountered. We are grateful!
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Jose Alberto Castro
4 months ago
Apr 24, 2026
I have been coming to this hospital for more than thirty years and highly recommend it. There is no need to go elsewhere for tests because everything is available here. The restaurant offers a wide variety of food, and the cafeteria is open 24 hours, making it convenient to eat while in the emergency room. The service is first-rate, and all the staff are very kind.
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Pedro Fuentes
2 years ago
Dec 5, 2024
This hospital has zero respect for court orders or fathers' rights, and the patient and family advocates are a joke. They completely disregarded my rights as a father, then investigated and handled it ‘administratively,’ i.e., personal apologies from the director and manager of the Saugus branch. Idgaf, I will leave a review for every MGH location.
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What Is A Cookie
2 years ago
Sep 17, 2024
There are 3 Massachusetts General Hospitals here, and every day they send doctors with lethal-injection syringes to the other two hospitals, which do the same. Their blood feud has continued for at least 20 years and is ongoing. I had to hide under the bed constantly because the attending doctors were so incompetent that, for reasons unknown, they mistook a rival doctor for someone who would kill me. I will never return. This is 3 stars rather than 1 because they still removed a 15-inch circumferential obstruction from my rectal cavity.
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Fiorella Barone Haskell
2 years ago
Sep 15, 2024
Bigger hospitals are (not) always better. That is a fact. 😰😰😰
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Crazy Angel
1 year ago
Jun 24, 2025
Tell me this: now that the vaccine has been shown not only to lack benefit but to be extremely harmful, should we sue the hospital for forcing us to get the shot? Or were we simply supposed to go without surgery? Massachusetts General Hospital told me I could not have surgery unless I got the shot. Healthcare in Massachusetts has completely deteriorated.
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RM Cere
1 year ago
May 28, 2025
Massachusetts General Hospital has six or seven buildings of different ages. I really appreciate their care. Everyone explains things patiently.
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Tonya Lucas
1 year ago
Apr 28, 2025
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone at the Massachusetts General Hospital Burn Center, Preoperative Center, and Department of Surgery for the outstanding care they provided during my daughter Haley's recent visit.
Although her scheduled surgery could not proceed as planned because of an unforeseen medical issue that arose that morning, the entire experience was seamless, calm, and compassionate from the moment we checked in at 5:30 a.m.
Haley's preoperative nurse was outstanding: reassuring, attentive, and kind. I was also included in the process and prepared to accompany Haley into the surgical area, which meant a great deal to both of us.
When we reached the surgical unit, we received a truly exceptional level of care. Our surgical nurse was wonderful. Haley's anesthesiologist was excellent, and we trusted that she was receiving the best care. My daughter's surgeon, Dr. Hickey, was outstanding. His bedside manner was calm, confident, and kind. He made us feel as though Haley was his only patient that day, which meant the world to us.
Every other member of the team, including the residents and surgical staff, was equally amazing. Everyone we encountered demonstrated the highest level of expertise and patient care.
Their kindness and professionalism helped turn a highly emotional and uncertain day into one in which I felt embraced, supported, and cared for—not only as a parent, but as a person navigating a complex and stressful situation.
Although we left without the outcome we expected, we were deeply grateful to everyone who stood beside us at every step. The care my daughter received and the compassion shown to me were extraordinary. I thank the MGH team for the warmth, clarity, and calm they demonstrated at such a difficult time.
Honestly, it made me wonder why anyone in this area would go elsewhere. Your team is exceptional. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
With sincere gratitude,
Tonya Lucas, Haley's mother
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1 year ago
Jul 25, 2025
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Joseph Voss
1 year ago
Aug 19, 2025
Massachusetts General Hospital is the worst medical facility. Getting any information about my treatment or results is a nightmare. I had an MRI nearly a week ago and still have no results. It is shocking that review takes this long and feels like medical negligence. If they cannot provide test results or inform patients about their condition, perhaps they should not provide medical care.
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Jessica Sheinbaum
1 year ago
Aug 8, 2025
I brought my mother here after she had a stroke in early May. Her case was complex and required collaboration between neurology and cardiology. She was hospitalized for about 9 days, and I stayed with her all day, every day. We also spent about 15 hours in the emergency department before she was admitted to neurology. Everyone was wonderful. The medical staff's expertise, kindness, and teamwork impressed me repeatedly. I am confident she recovered, and she has continued doing well since discharge. People travel from across the country to Massachusetts General Hospital, and now I understand why. This place is outstanding. They saved my mother, and I will always be grateful. Many thanks to everyone on Lunder 7.
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charles cummings
12 months ago
Sep 9, 2025
Terrible experience. The evaluation was incomplete and the treatment inappropriate. After leaving the Massachusetts General Hospital emergency department, I had to see another doctor for proper treatment. They also tried to fraudulently bill a routine emergency visit as an observation admission. This is not the best hospital in the world. Beware!!!
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M J
7 months ago
Feb 6, 2026
Christina is a registered nurse in the emergency department. It is astonishing that management allows employees to behave this way. It reflects very poorly on the hospital, especially when your registered nurses cannot be trusted to care for everyone who needs it, regardless of their beliefs.
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Jami MacCartney
7 months ago
Jan 27, 2026
It saved my life, although their definition of a turkey sandwich is highly questionable.
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Gerry Inglesby
6 months ago
Feb 21, 2026
Employees of this hospital posted violent and threatening statements about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers on TikTok. I am deeply concerned about this hospital.
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David Migliaccio
5 months ago
Mar 26, 2026
Today I tried to book an appointment with my ophthalmologist to check on my glaucoma and get a new eyeglass prescription. NO APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE UNTIL APRIL 2027!!!
Nothing available for any staff ophthalmologist until 2027. MGH Has dropped down to #13 in the national hospital ratings survey. Dropping like a lead weight…what was once the WORLD’s #1 hospital. I repeat…Care Delayed is Care Denied!
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Soco R
3 months ago
May 26, 2026
Twenty years ago, while I was at Hanscom Air Force Base, I was sent to this hospital for emergency heart surgery. I have continued coming here ever since, driving two hours each time. Over the years, I have seen the quality of service decline. At each cardiology follow-up, a nurse records all updates, then the doctor comes in and leaves after two minutes. There is no opportunity to ask questions unless they affect the next month’s treatment. It is ridiculous. However, my last visit was completely different. Someone was staffing the reception area, and only the doctor was present. It was much better. Your billing department is also terrible. They repeatedly use the wrong codes and submit incorrect information to insurance. My last visit was a follow-up and echocardiogram. Your billing department told my insurer that I had been admitted and discharged. After every visit, I have to spend time working with insurance to correct these errors. Someone needs to determine why the billing department keeps making mistakes.
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joel almonte
3 months ago
Jun 8, 2026
This is one of the worst hospitals I have ever visited. It was a complete waste of time.
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Peter Viscarola
2 years ago
Sep 17, 2024
A high-quality, caring, comprehensive practice with doctors and staff ready to help. The waiting list for new patients is now over a year.
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Nikki Zheng
3 years ago
Aug 2, 2023
I called to schedule an appointment, and as soon as the receptionist heard that I was a new patient, she hung up.
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Peter from NH
2 years ago
Sep 17, 2024
This is a wonderful, caring, full-service clinic where the doctors and staff always take the time to answer your questions. However, the waitlist to join the clinic is over a year long.
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Rachel Sletzinger
1 year ago
Jul 14, 2025
Unfortunately, I had a terrible experience with Dr. Dimitriadis and do not recommend her. She never took time to meet with me virtually or in person to discuss my IVF plan; she developed it without even having a thorough conversation with me. This was extremely disappointing because all my friends at MGH could schedule appointments with their doctors to discuss their specific plans. Everyone deserves that opportunity because this is a major life decision. I asked for at least a phone call and repeatedly assured her I was available, but she deliberately called 5 minutes before my patient arrived, saying, “I know you have a patient soon.” The conversation was pleasant but extremely rushed because of the timing. When I finally scheduled an appointment so I could set aside time to ask all my questions, I was told the day before that she had canceled it without consulting me because we had already spoken by phone and I did not need another appointment. I was shocked and frightened! I have patients and would never cancel their appointments simply because I thought they were unnecessary; I would work with them and communicate. I emailed her to explain how upset I was and asked to reschedule, but she never replied. This was extremely unprofessional. I do not recommend her. I feel she does not care about her patients, does not want to know them, and does not provide the support they deserve. It is very sad. If you are assigned to her, be prepared never to meet her.
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Juliana Burke
1 year ago
Jun 20, 2025
Review of Dr. Dimitriadis and the MGH Fertility Center:
Dr. Dimitriadis and her team at the MGH Fertility Center are truly exceptional.
At our first visit, she made a point of involving my husband. She clearly explained the entire process and how much greater the physical burden would be for me than for him. She listened carefully and answered every question clearly, directly, and honestly. She was always straightforward without ever being dismissive, and treated us with respect and kindness.
Once all our test results were available and it was time to choose treatment, Dr. Dimitriadis explained our options in detail and gave us the information needed to make an informed decision, without ever pressuring us.
When we began IVF, she was candid about expected outcomes, helped us set realistic expectations, and ensured that we understood the physical and emotional effects of treatment. She answered every question thoughtfully, and I never felt powerless.
If I could change one thing, I would only wish that she had more time for in-person consultations. That said, her care team is excellent. They respond to messages very quickly and provided essential support throughout the process.
As for the fertility center itself, everyone we met was friendly, welcoming, and professional. The staff made a difficult treatment process feel much less intimidating.
Special thanks to Jamie, the ultrasound nurse/technician. She was kind and informative at every appointment, and her gentle manner and clear explanations helped us tremendously.
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