Dr. Ryan John Paul Welter, MD

Dr. Welter was amazing; he helped me with my thinning hair and was very professional and above board.

Dr welter is a charlatan. he would sell you snake venom and tell you that it would regrow your hair. Most positive reviews are either family, staff, etc. He had his license suspended and now has a restricted license in Massachusetts. BEWARE!!

This "doctor" had to agree not to practice medicine in Massachusetts. He now does not have a medical license. Stay away from his phony practice!!!

Saw Dr. Welter for a consult for face treatment and he set me on the right path and I had a great result.

Saw Dr. Welter about severely dry and itchy skin on my knees and elbows. He said using regular petroleum jelly instead of any of the "dermatologist recommended" creams or lotions would be the best. Skin rejuvenated and cleared up quickly. Very thankful for the advice.

Dr welter is more concerned about the money ..than the patients ..procedure was ineffective.and lack of patient care .lots of fake testimonials..beware ..

Agree with other reviews here, and at other online review sites (Healthgrades, RateMDs, others). Dr. Welter allows technicians and an unlicensed physician to act as a surgeon. Very dishonest and terrible medical care.

Allows an unlicensed physician to evaluate patients and perform procedures. Very dishonest physician. Would strongly recommend against receiving care from or having procedures performed by Dr. Welter. Overall a very poor physician and there are far better MDs available.

Unfortunately all I even see are his PAs!! This man does not appear to want to practice medicine. He is too interested in hair transplants. I heard he has another "doctor" in North Attleboro who does not have a medical license.

In & out of exam room in 5 minutes. No follow up necessary.

Never been treated so rudely at a doctor's office in my life. All I needed was papers signed by the doc which took about 1 hour. The explanation I received from the receptionist was he is busy with patients. I guess because I wasn't insurance payment for him this time, I was on the back burner.

Other than Karen who was formerly Dr. Saaman's employee the whole Brockton office sucks. They are unprofessional. They leave you waiting while they talk about what they are having for dinner or the tickets they got for a show in Boston. The MA there gave me a flu shot and pnuemonia shot both in the same place and I ended up at the ER with cellulitis. They make you come in every single month for perscription refills and charge for an office visit. Susan Sullivan was the PA I saw most of the time, not satisfied with how I was treated and was told not to tell anyone that Dr. Welter doesn't work out of that office. Are you serious? Today I was accepted as a patient with a good doctor that I used to have, the only reason I ever left him was because he had stopped taking my insurance. Now maybe I'll get real care instead of being kept waiting for more than an hour, being told not to tell anyone their secrets, an MA that gives me cellulitis and then admits she scared to draw blood. OMG

I arrived for an exam with him and asked that he wash his hands: I've read about the frequency of cross-infection occurring in hospitals and clinics. Many doctors and nurses have recognized the problem and frequently advocate for the public to request that physicians wash their hands IN FRONT OF YOU so you're certain it has been done. Most reputable health care workers don't have a problem with this.But not Welter. He actually PRETENDED to wash his hands while I sat on the exam table in front of him! He got them wet for a second, but didn't use soap. I told him he didn't use soap, and he just ignored my observation.This guy is too arrogant and unwilling to put his patients' welfare first. And he's stupid enough to think his patients are too stupid to notice when he flagrantly ignores proper sanitary practices.He does not respect his patients. He belongs in a lab setting, conducting medical tests on rats, not humans.

He was my doctor, but I never saw him. I saw his assistant four times. The PA misdiagnosed me and the prescription he gave me made matters worse. The place was run like a cattle farm; get them in, get their money and get them out.

I had a few bad experiences at this practice to the point where i felt unsafe being a pt here! Lost test results and mixed up appointments, I also found at this practice you really have to advocate for yourself because noone there is doing it for you!!!

Been a patient for a long time and always feel that I'm the only patient Dr. Welter is seeing.

Recently my daughter was sick and had to come home from school. I called the doctors office and their response was "bring her right in." She waited only 10 minutes before they squeezed her in and spent another 20 minutes with her. This is the second time my daughter needed urgent care at Welter Primary Care. Very happy with the care of all the people that work there.

Overall I found my average visits to be good. Prompt, attentive and professional. He listened and diagnosed as expected. I would and do recomend him.

I can't believe some of these comments. It just goes to show only angry people write comments. I have had the pleasure of being Dr. Welter's patient for 6 years. He has accurately diagnosed my diabetes and worked hard to keep me from getting on medications. They see me every three months now to help control my particular health issues. Wonderful group of people. Always a smile for me.

Seven years ago I was forced to find a new primary. What I wanted was a younger doctor coming out of med school with the most recent advances of medicine under his belt. I found Doctor Ryan Welter after many referrals from friends and other doctors in and around Morton Hospital. If you want a doctor that has a great bedside manner BUT the ability to tell you what must be done, well I would highly recommend Doctor Welter and his staff.