Was my doctor for about 50 years. You either love him or hate him.

Submitted May 13, 2024

This was my Dr for 3 1/2 years and he was the most insufferable rude and unprofessional practitioner I have ever seen . He has the poorest bed side manners and was extremely disrespectful to me in front of both patients and staff . In one word he seems totally miserable . One of the staff assistant is extremely difficult to deal with and very confrontational when she makes a mistake (very often). They are always irresponsible in filling out forms or prescriptions and I am still waiting for my own personal records (over 3 weeks overdue). This Dr would not hesitate to humiliate you and throw you out of the office in front of anyone.

Submitted Jan. 31, 2016

Dr Shreve is one of the most knowledgable doctors in the state of RI. He has probably seen and diagnosed everything from the common cold to life threatening illnesses. He is always prompt to assist his patients and never once have I had to wait a day for an appointment. He is very dedicated to all patients and I truly don't know what I will do for a doctor when Dr Shreve retires.
His office staff is always pleasant, efficient and devoted to assisting him and his patients.
Thank you Dr Shreve and girls for always treating me with the care I get!

Submitted April 18, 2015

Does not care if his office has not refilled scripts on the days they were called in and will refuse to call in after hours even if the only reason we are out is because his office did not return the pharmacy call 2 seperate days. Is not concerned that going with out blood pressure meds can cause stroke.

Submitted March 5, 2012

This doctor is one of the most knowledgeable and compassionate men I have ever been to.The office staff are very helpful and caring. This man was the one who sent my father to Boston. The doc in boston saved my fathers life. Whenwe went to a Md. in RI we were told that there was no hope for him. That was 10 years ago and he is still going strong. Thanks to Dr. Shreve.

Submitted Dec. 16, 2009