Dr. Susan Bradford Weaver, MD

She is smart and catches everything. I saw her for years until I moved. No one is better.

I've seen lots of doctors and gone with my children to lots of doctors. Dr. Weaver is the best I've seen. She has diagnosed issues that specialists miss. Post-visit follow-up is excellent. Friendly and personable. A gem!

Excellent beside manner, spends a lot of time with you especially during your first visit, very helpful, knowledgeable. Pleasant to speak with and listens to you. But, while I barely have to wait in the waiting area, once I am in the examination room, I have always had to wait at least 30 minutes for Dr. Weaver to show up. Office is clean and efficient otherwise.

Best ever

Dr. Weaver is smart and efficient and kind - the office runs like a dream.

My experience with Dr. Weaver of Harvard Vanguard was very negative. Initially,when I first saw her, she was very pushy that all of my care should be done at Harvard Vanguard from mammograms, to blood tests, to medication, etc. She was not just suggesting it, she seemed to be telling me to do that if I wanted to be a patient there. When I quetioned it, she said perhaps that was not the right place for me. After seeing her for one visit, she conducted several different tests. She almost dismissed the fact that I was there. It seemed my questions where a nuisance to her. She suggested that I should have follow up blood tests. My schedule was very busy and I was trying to schedule tests. Her office called several times as a reminder. I thought that they were right on the ball and thanked them for calling. however, this soon turned to annoying harrassment. At one point, I even spoke with Dr. Weaver who reprimanded me and suggested that I should not be a patient there if I… wasn't going to follow what she said when she said it. I felt somewhat uncomfortable as she and her staff kept pushing their laboratory and pharmacy. Finally, it came time to renew some medication that she gave me. I called the office and spoke with a nurse who said that they Dr. Weaver renews meds at the end of the day. About a week later when the meds were almost completed, I called the pharmacy to check on my presctiption and was told they did not have one. I called the office as I thought there had been some confusion between pharmacy and doctor's office. I was told in a very unfriendly manner by the receptionist that they were not going to renew my medication as I did not have my blood tests done. WHAT!!! I thought this was crazy. They were going to just stop my meds because they were not happy with the fact that I did not have my blood checked. I expressed my concern at just stopping a new medication. They said if I went to their lab and had my tests, their pharmacy would give me a prescription. I was shocked. I felt they were playing with my health. After several calls to management, I got no help. Luckily, I knew a doctor whom I called and he filled my prescription as it is not a good idea to start and stop.I called their corporate office who said that they would check into it and call me. It has been several weeks and no one has called me back.Two things especially worry me about this type of action. One is that any mistake could be covered up when all treatment is done in one place. The other is that I was told that with groups like Harvard Vanguard which is who Dr. Susan Weaver works for, has all treatment done on premises and saves insurance money. In my opinion, this seems wrong.I am now going to be going to another doctor.