Lahey Medical Center, Peabody

Jim Cleary _{on Google}

Mar 1st, 2024

Great experience minimal wait Time, nurses and staff were excellent and very efficient Especially the OR nurses on the fifth floor. Dr. Mark Lemos is an excellent surgeon will recommend to everyone.

Susanne Fox _{on Google}

Feb 20th, 2024

Excellent service. Never had to wait for my appointments Nurses and Doctors were very friendly.

Jus Alm _{on Google}

Apr 5th, 2024

Went here because my primary care Dr at Lahey told me to go to the ER after I described the symptoms I was feeling/experiencing. They found blood in my urine and did tests and it was revealed that I had kidney stones. They (the woman Dr whose name i forgot and the nurse still treated me like I was a junkie seeking pain medication. I was discharged with no medicine or anything for the kidney stones but an appointment with urology almost 6 weeks later. Now it's 6 months later I'm in pain again, haven't passed my kidney stones and called my primary care Dr at Lahey. He/they told me to go to the ER again!!! Unbelievable, no thank you!!
Hopefully I can get this issue fixed once and for all. Be ready to call multiple times to get any concerns addressed. The options in Peabody are limited. Peabody Lahey needs to get their stuff together. They're so worried about people seeking pain medication that it gets in the way of treatment. It's outrageous

Maureen _{on Google}

Mar 22nd, 2024

This experience in the ER was anything but compassionate, patient centered quality care!
As a Registered Nurse with over 40 years experience I was horrified by the lack of compassion and professionalism of one nurse in particular. Michael RN ( his surname was covered with masking tape.) was more concerned with why I had the audacity to open the door and call for help ( my call bell was not made available) than why I was sobbing in pain. I was chastised, sharply told to CALM DOWN, and berated for my distress. Eventually diagnosed with a kidney stone, he had previously insisted that he had never seen anyone react to a kidney stone like this. As I sobbed and apologized for needing to call for assistance.
Other staff were kind and helpful however his behavior has insured that I will never return there. He was a disgrace to the profession, should be ashamed and his colleagues outraged. Perhaps an experience with his own kidney stone would change his approach in the future. I returned my detailed patient survey regarding this visit. No response.