Brown Health Medical Group Primary Care (formerly Coastal Medical) is a member of the Brown University Health system. Our primary care practices serve 165,000 patients with a team of over 150 providers located in medical offices across Rhode Island. Brown Health Medical Group Primary Care supports the three-part aim of better care, better health, and lower cost. We are committed to providing outstanding care to our patients by offering 365-day access to sick visits, developing chronic care management programs for the sickest patients, and building care teams that support providers in delivering high-quality care
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★★★★★
I have been a patient of Dr. Ejnes for over 30 years, and I can say with absolute confidence that he is the most exceptional physician I have ever had. His clinical expertise, particularly his diagnostic skill, is extraordinary. He approaches each patient with a thoughtful, evidence-based, and practical mindset that ensures not only accurate care but also compassionate guidance through the most difficult health challenges.
I have been a nurse for over 50 years and have worked with thousands of doctors in clinical, academic, and leadership settings. My personal and professional "best doctor" list is very short -- and Dr. Ejnes has always been at the top. His medical knowledge is unparalleled, but it is his judgment, humility, and dedication that truly set him apart.
Over the years, I have faced a series of complex and life-threatening medical issues, including eight serious hemorrhages, a cardiac arrest, and episodes of atrial fibrillation with heart rates in the 160s -- conditions that are often incompatible with survival. Dr. Ejnes's calm, skilled, and decisive care has quite literally saved my life more than once. His unwavering commitment and clinical judgment have added years to my life that I never would have had otherwise.
He is not only a gifted physician but a deeply kind and trusted partner in my health. I am beyond grateful for his care and consider myself incredibly fortunate to have him as my primary care doctor.
With deepest appreciation,
Marianne Barba, MS, RN
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Did not adequately monitor or treat heart issues in a pt with a family of heart issue. Saw pt at the beginning of month due to heart palpitations and concerns. Ordered no follow up testing. Patient died of a heart attack 3 weeks later at the same age his father had his first major heart attack. Much could have been done. Instead, we've all lost a dear loved one.
