St Joseph Hospital & Trauma Center

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442 Nashua St
Milford, NH 03055
+1 (603) 673-5623
https://www.stjosephhospital.com
Whether it's urgent medical care or just a routine doctor visit, at St. Joseph Hospital's Milford Medical Center, you'll find a broad range of healthcare services and caring, qualified medical professionals near your own neighborhood.

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3.03 reviews
Amy I.
1/9/2017

Quality of service depends on who you get for a doctor. Have been there and gotten an outstanding doctor, and have been there and gotten someone who ... isn't. I've no idea if you can ask to see...

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Diane D.
2/18/2020

Doctor barely laid hands on me and they called it a level 3 visit. I went home untreated and crying, what was level three about that? Doctor lied and said he looked at my ears which he didn't...

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Stephanie S.
3/15/2018

The physicians are great, however the billing process is terrible. They consider the physician services separate from the hospital so you potentially have to pay two co-pays for a single visit. No...

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"My husband and I have had to use the emergency room three times in the past three years. Once a chain saw cut on his leg, once a facial wound that required several stitches after he slipped on the..."
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