I have been going to dr.harter since December 2016 for pre natal care. My experience there has been a nightmare to say the least. Wait time is around 1 to 2.5 hours. 2 weeks before my due date I am informed by the receptionist that Dr harter is going a "vacation " for 2 weeks!!! So I had to schedule an induction. The day I have birth Dr. Harter was on call, he is informed by the nurse at 10:30 am that I'm ready to push since I'm 10 cm dilated and baby is crowning . His tells the nurse " I'm going to mass at 11 am, I hope she can hold it until noon when I get back" long story short he shows up to the hospital at 1:05 pm and baby is born at 1:06 pm with a cone head ( stuck on birth canal for over 2 hours over waiting for this clown Dr to arrive).
One week post partum I developed mastitis, I see Dr harter and he prescribes antibiotics and says " you are lucky you caught it on time, if it gets worse I'll have to drain it " 3 days latter I developed a bigger lump and a second one so I make an appointment to see the Dr again and I prepare to be drained in his office. I tell the Dr I'm in a lot of pain with fever of 102.5, and he says " I don't know what to do, I'll give you stronger antibiotics and hope they work " I asked him to please drain my boob and he says he wants an ultrasound first , they make an appointment for the ultrasound 2 days latter, and got the results 2 days after that stating my abscess is so big I need it drained ASAP and Dr. Harter refers me to a breast specialist to do the job.... for my surprise the speciali st i was referred to doesnt have any appointments until more 2 weeks even when the referal said "rush/urgent". His practice and his ethic is a joke. He let me suffer 3 weeks. The breast specialist was shocked and even mad that dr.harter let my case go for so long without the proper treatment and put me through so much stress and pain that could have been easily stopped since the first time I asked dr.harter for help. If you value your life and time, RUN! RUN AWAY AS FAR AS YOU CAN FROM DR.HARTER