No, they are not. They are slowly crumbling from the inside. They can't hold on to staff, including doctors, and the new wing they are building will most likely be under equipped. People have a hard time even scheduling an appointment with them. If you do get one, it may get canceled at the last minute and rebooked months later. People from the Upper Velley will travel to Boston if possible. I worked there in a couple of departments, it sucks. I recently talked to a former co-worker from there and due to nepotism and poor decision making from the higher ups, it is progressively going down hill. To make matters worse, they take over other hospitals and turn them to crap too. I am glad you may have had good experiences with them, but it's not the norm.