Compare Primary Care Doctors' Offices

Finding the right provider in Massachusetts is easy. Use this website to compare primary care doctors' offices based on how well they care for their patients.

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Comparing Doctors' Offices to Get the Best Care

To make our health care system in Massachusetts truly patient-centered, we must continue to advance efforts to capture and report how patients experience their care.

On this website, there are two different ways to compare doctors’ offices:

A survey of over 35,000 patients across Massachusetts that collected details about the care they receive at their own doctors’ offices.
Reports that measure how well the doctors’ offices achieve nationally recognized standards for high-quality primary care.

Beyond helping you find the best care for yourself and your family, this site also suggests ways to work in partnership with your provider to get the most out of your health care. You also can find information on preventing and managing many of the most common health conditions. | read more

Recognizing that 2020 and 2021 were unusual years in healthcare due to the COVID-19 pandemic, MHQP has decided to use a hybrid methodology for reporting the scores for our 2021 Clinical Quality Report. We compared a practice's 2021 performance scores to its 2019 performance scores for each measure. We then selected the higher of the two scores to report on this website. We believe that this is the fairest approach, given the plethora of challenges practices have faced during the pandemic.

What’s New...

(February 2023) This site includes the results from MHQP’s 2022 Statewide Patient Experience Survey and 2021 Clinical Quality Report. The winners of MHQP’s annual Patient Experience Performance Awards are identified by a star logo.

Click here for a list of award winners.

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Thoughts about quality care…

"It takes courage to speak up. Even though I have worked in health care for many years, when someone in the doctor's office spoke to me in a way that felt rude and disrespectful, it took almost a year before I had the courage to tell my doctor."

-Helen Osborne, Natick, MA