What a disaster. Highly unprofessional. I will avoid this person in the future.

Submitted March 17, 2023

Dr. Breda is now at 850 Washington St, Dedham, MA, Tel (781) 375-3805 and is no longer in Medfield. He is a great doctor who takes time with patients, cares, listens and wants to make a difference.

Submitted May 31, 2014

bad bad bad doctor. bad bed side manor, just did not care as my insurance is bad. he say and talks a different game but you know how you feel when some one just does not care. my health is important to me as yours should be too. i recommend seeing a different doctor all together. this guy was creepy, kinda like you do not want you kids near him creepy. his attitude was poor, as with his knowledge of being a doctor. he does not treat you, HE WANTS MONEY. END OF STORY. He does not even believe in god with the conversation i got from him. it is sad when you see a doctor and want and need help, but yet you are talking to an empty box, that puts on an act. i will be taking my family and myself to a different doctor.

Submitted May 24, 2014

Takes time with patients, listens and insures that his patients questions have been answered during the visit. He is thorough in his evaluations and makes accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatment plans. Would recommend him without reservation to a family member or friend.

Submitted Feb. 16, 2014

Dr. Breda was the on-call Dr for my regular Dr. My experience with him us based on one phone conversation. He took almost 6 hours to call back. He was very abrupt. He made me feel like I was wasting his time. I had to be rushed to MGH ER yesterday for chest pain. I was following up on instructions from the ER and called the answering service (today being Saturday) to discuss what I should do going forward. It appears Dr Breda had not acquainted himself with my case -- he used what I told him fro memory to advise me. From my vey brief experience with him, I am unable to say how good a Dr he is. It was his disinterest and furthers that I could not stomach.

Submitted Feb. 5, 2011