Geriatrician who are Physicians - Plainfield, CT

"Doctor Wesler has been my PCP for more than 30 years. I'm 77 and in need of increased medical services. During the many years I've seen Doctor Wesler, he has remained a top-notch, blue-chip medical professional. He's curious, inquisitive, displays incredible patience, and has a great bedside manner. He puts you at ease so that patient stress doesn’t interfere with communication accuracy. I'm a difficult patient who has been plagued by bbody weight problems for decades. I've lost here and there, viz., 53 pounds, 121 pounds, 64 pounds. I've gained back 85 percent of those losses. Not once has Doctor Wesler displayed frustration, or annoyance, or disappointment with my yo-yo lifestyle. Not once. His mantra is: Let's try this. He's implacable. Most importantly, he wants his patients to succeed. He wants them healthy and happy in their lives. Thank goodness I found him through a friend. He's made me earnestly care about myself."

"Dr. Muhammed Qureshi, MD. monitoring your APRNs is not only important but also a matter of utmost concern for ensuring patient safety, compliance, and quality of care. Failure to monitor APRNs can result in increased risk and compromised patient outcomes, leading to serious consequences. Your title as a Medical Director for Windham hospital and Backus Hospital is a pivotal role in ensuring that APRNs are providing safe and effective patient care, and neglecting this responsibility can have severe implications. Therefore, it is imperative that medical directors prioritize monitoring APRNs to mitigate risks, foster professional development, and ultimately, ensure the safety and well-being of patients. It is crucial for medical directors to prioritize monitoring APRNs to ensure patient safety, compliance, and quality of care. Any failure in this responsibility can result in severe consequences, including compromised patient outcomes and even life-threatening situations. It is essential that I reported my unsafe experiences promptly to the relevant authorities and seek appropriate medical care if necessary. To be clear and the health challenges I encountered in your hands is alarming. As a lead medical director of healthcare, you did not ensure my health as a priority, listen to concerns, address them, and take appropriate action to ensure that I received professional and person-centered care. If necessary, others may wish, to consider seeking a second opinion or filing a complaint with the appropriate authorities, now is the best time to do so. Dr. Muhammed Qureshi, MD your leadership in my care and possibly the community you serve should be self-assessed and evaluated by authorities."