Compass Medical's Primary Care teams are among the best physicians south of Boston. We offer both internal and family medicine at 6 different locations to best suit your needs. All Compass Medical locations are accepting new patients. Compass Medical Urgent Care Centers ("UCC") offer patients the comfort of knowing they have access to extended care when needed.
Compass Medical Urgent Care acts as an extension to primary care, and works hand in hand with your primary care team to ensure your needs are always covered.
Compass Medical Urgent Care acts as an extension to primary care, and works hand in hand with your primary care team to ensure your needs are always covered.
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Compass Medical, PC is a physician owned and directed medical organization providing care to patients of all ages at 6 different locations across southeastern Massachusetts. Compass Medical has grown over the past 20 years to become one of the top healthcare providers south of Boston. Our organization is among the highest rated in the state for clinical quality care.
Compass Medical offers many convenient locations across the South Shore to help you find the right doctor for you and your family. Compass Medical Braintree is a newly renovated office that offers Internal Medicine and Specialty Services, caring for patients of all ages. We are a TEAM of physicians and nurse practitioners that take pride in providing our patients a professional office with a personal touch.
Compass Medical Braintree is a newly renovated office that offers Internal Medicine and Specialty Services, caring for patients of all ages. We are a TEAM of physicians and nurse practitioners that take pride in providing our patients a professional office with a personal touch. Compass Medical Internal Medicine is committed to providing exceptional medicine for adult patients.
Compass Medical East Bridgewater, also known as Southeast Medical Center, is a 70,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility that is home to a wide variety of Compass Medical primary care practices, ancillary services, and some of the top-rated specialists south of Boston. Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 7am - 5pm | Friday 7am - 4pm (call for extended evening and early morning appointments). Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 7am - 5pm, Friday 8am - 4pm (call for extended evening and early morning appointments).
Reviews (10)
The Deal
Apr 10, 2022
Absolutely class acts over here! Jessica who works the front desk, is so helpful, patient, knowledgeable, and professional! Noel who is a RN, is also top of line! Both are very pleasant and know how to treat their patients correctly! My Doctor is Dr. Drakhlin another class act, that is professional from the word go! Five star ranking, no questions about it!
Kathy Kinsella
Mar 12, 2022
Compass is a great place to see your doctor. I have been a patient there for over 20 yrs. The staff is exceptional and very familiar with the clients. Calling in for refills is responded to quickly and efficiently, even if your standing in the pharmacy. My health has been quite stable in the time I have been going there. This is the quality of care I have come to trust.
Robert Ryan
Jun 24, 2021
Bottom of the barrel health care providers! If you ever become truly sick or in need of help due to health reasons Compass Medical of Taunton can't due anything for you because of laziness or total incompetence. If you truly are in need of help because of health reasons run as fast as possible away because you could die due to the fact they don't care about your health whatsoever! Take this and others advice from the reviews and flee from Stewart health providers and take an hour drive to Boston. It is well worth the time. In
Sharon Messinger
Mar 09, 2021
I have been seeing Dr Michael Achey for about 25 years. Three of my adult children see him also. They feel the same way I do about him. I have a lot of medical issues, and he has always taken the time to listen to my concerns, and ideas about my health. He does not hesitate to send me to a specialist if I feel I need to go. I just hope he does not retire anytime soon. A lot of the staff has been there for years, which makes me feel comfortable.
Brian Estano
Dec 29, 2020
Turned away from a physical because I travel for work in transportation leaving the state on a daily basis and have a cough (that has been persistent for about 10 months). Told I would not be seen and have to reschedule until the cough goes away. It's not going anywhere. I just received negative COVID test 10 days ago. Why can I not be seen? Am I supposed to walk into the ER asking for a physical to get my health concerns addressed? I am royally ticked off. Not my only issue with Compass Medical over the last seven years; this is just the latest and the final straw.
Bill Lynds
Jun 08, 2019
Carla White
Mar 23, 2019
If you're looking for a new primary doctor. Stay clear from Dr. Yulena Levin! Completely heartless and careless! I asked for something to help me cope with my mom and brother both dying within a month of each other. She said to me. "No, sorry, it's called grieving"! She wouldn't even write me a proper "doctors note" to return to work after an illness! Choose anyone but her!
Hugo Peysere
Feb 02, 2019
My regular Dr is Dr Ackey and he is the best. But today I got an appointment with dr Drakhlin and was the worst experience. Waitiing on room for 1/2 hour he shows up and sat in a computer for 10 minutes. He almost did nothing on me, no explanation of symptoms just prescription and FEEL BETTER Horrible
Sonny Sonny
Dec 29, 2018
Nurse openly discussed my illness, symptoms and medications in front of other patients. It very was embarrassing. The patient services are far from outstanding. Office team lacks professionalism and tact. Seriously considering changing my Primary as I dread showing up here due to poor patient care and information management.
Jess Strange
Dec 08, 2017
7 or 8 years of being a patient of Beth Cerces she decided that my palpable cancer did not matter to her and my life did not mean enough to her to have the lump checked. She ignored me for over 2 years while the lump grew and infiltrated my lymph nodes. I pointed out the lump to Beth and this poor excuse for a dr. palpated the lump told me that I was crazy and to ignore it and not to bother her.
She kept ignoring it despite the fact that it grew from pea sized to 2 centimeters, she called me crazy and a degenerate. She has already decided that My life was not worth saving and all she had to do was sign a referral to a radiologist. All she had to do was sign her name, but instead she told me to leave it alone and not worry about it despite her knowledge of my family history of breast cancer.
A "dr." at this practice ignored me 3 separate times and failed to comply with medical standards. She conveniently forgot to write in her patient notes that "24 year old patient presents with palpable lump on left breast and I have no case because it would be her word against mine. She does not deserve to have a medical licence. She is unprofessional, she judged me on my outward appearance and decided that my life was not worthy enough of saving. 2 years later after the original complaint, I had pain I. the region of my lump that Cerce told me to ignore, this pain caused me to call up compass medical sept. 28th of 2016.
I told them who I was, my age and that I had a painful lump in my breast that I was told to ignore. the response I got was, "well, Cerce can you see you Oct. 28th." they were telling me to wait 4 weeks, yet again. I got louder and repeated my name, age and situation. all of a sudden the receptionist changed her tone and replied with, "well the physicians Assistant can see you at 3:00pm today if you'd like." Well yes, I would like to be seen when I have an issue. at 3:00pm Sept 28th i walked into this compass medical for my second to last time.
I met with Cerces PA, Becky, who was still learning but who was already leaps and bounds ahead of Beth Cerce in knowledge and respect for patients. *** this was my first time meeting Becky and all it took was 5 minutes of talking to Becky and 1 minute of checking my breast for a lump for her to instantly feel and see there was a lump and it should Not be there.
Guess what? Becky had the heart and education to write her signature on a referral and send me to get an ultra sound. the ultra sound tech ran to get the radiologist. He basically put his entire practice on hold to get me right into a mammogram with 10 minutes notice. I was now 26. I had my first mammogram and 10 minutes later The radiologist came out to tell me my scans show I have Cancer.
Like I told Beth Cerce and she chose to ignore me finding a lump. how many others has she tried to kill? Becky, the assistant on the other hand, She Saved my life. The world needs more Beckys and less of Beth Cerce who rather waste patients time by standing outside of the exam rooms, while they sit in their johnnys on a table waiting for their yearly 5 minute exams.
She claims shes running behind after you hear her chatting for 45 minutes about game of thrones instead of paying attention to cancer growing in a patient who points it out to her. Beth Cerce consciously tried to take my life. Because of my tattoos and colorful hair she decided that my life was not worth saving. What she didnt know about me was that I owned a home at 25, I was on the Dean's list for years, until cancer took up all my time.
And I will not let her kill innocent people because she doesnt think their lives are worthy. I am now 28 years old. I have gone through 8 rounds of chemo. A mastectomy with 17 lymph node removal, a year with an expander placed under my pectoral muscle. 25 rounds of radiation. and most recently underwent a DIEP flap reconstructive breast surgery. all because she was too good to sign a referral for me. I'm lucky she didn't kill me. But how many others has she neglected or judged, deeming them unworthy of life?
She kept ignoring it despite the fact that it grew from pea sized to 2 centimeters, she called me crazy and a degenerate. She has already decided that My life was not worth saving and all she had to do was sign a referral to a radiologist. All she had to do was sign her name, but instead she told me to leave it alone and not worry about it despite her knowledge of my family history of breast cancer.
A "dr." at this practice ignored me 3 separate times and failed to comply with medical standards. She conveniently forgot to write in her patient notes that "24 year old patient presents with palpable lump on left breast and I have no case because it would be her word against mine. She does not deserve to have a medical licence. She is unprofessional, she judged me on my outward appearance and decided that my life was not worthy enough of saving. 2 years later after the original complaint, I had pain I. the region of my lump that Cerce told me to ignore, this pain caused me to call up compass medical sept. 28th of 2016.
I told them who I was, my age and that I had a painful lump in my breast that I was told to ignore. the response I got was, "well, Cerce can you see you Oct. 28th." they were telling me to wait 4 weeks, yet again. I got louder and repeated my name, age and situation. all of a sudden the receptionist changed her tone and replied with, "well the physicians Assistant can see you at 3:00pm today if you'd like." Well yes, I would like to be seen when I have an issue. at 3:00pm Sept 28th i walked into this compass medical for my second to last time.
I met with Cerces PA, Becky, who was still learning but who was already leaps and bounds ahead of Beth Cerce in knowledge and respect for patients. *** this was my first time meeting Becky and all it took was 5 minutes of talking to Becky and 1 minute of checking my breast for a lump for her to instantly feel and see there was a lump and it should Not be there.
Guess what? Becky had the heart and education to write her signature on a referral and send me to get an ultra sound. the ultra sound tech ran to get the radiologist. He basically put his entire practice on hold to get me right into a mammogram with 10 minutes notice. I was now 26. I had my first mammogram and 10 minutes later The radiologist came out to tell me my scans show I have Cancer.
Like I told Beth Cerce and she chose to ignore me finding a lump. how many others has she tried to kill? Becky, the assistant on the other hand, She Saved my life. The world needs more Beckys and less of Beth Cerce who rather waste patients time by standing outside of the exam rooms, while they sit in their johnnys on a table waiting for their yearly 5 minute exams.
She claims shes running behind after you hear her chatting for 45 minutes about game of thrones instead of paying attention to cancer growing in a patient who points it out to her. Beth Cerce consciously tried to take my life. Because of my tattoos and colorful hair she decided that my life was not worth saving. What she didnt know about me was that I owned a home at 25, I was on the Dean's list for years, until cancer took up all my time.
And I will not let her kill innocent people because she doesnt think their lives are worthy. I am now 28 years old. I have gone through 8 rounds of chemo. A mastectomy with 17 lymph node removal, a year with an expander placed under my pectoral muscle. 25 rounds of radiation. and most recently underwent a DIEP flap reconstructive breast surgery. all because she was too good to sign a referral for me. I'm lucky she didn't kill me. But how many others has she neglected or judged, deeming them unworthy of life?
