*****Warning****** I've had many years experience dealing with depression and anxiety and there's…read moreone thing that I have learned is that all physicians do not know the interactions of the drugs they are giving to you, one has to be careful. A lot of times the doctors attitude is that at the benefits outweigh the risks, so The bottom line is they could kill you. There's a good website where you can cross reference medication's drugs.com and it's always updated. and another thing, all meds wear off eventually

I'd rather not go into details but I would not recommend or ever go back. His diagnosis are not…read morereliable and his billing company are not to be trusted.

Your input is vital so that your doctor can prescribe & modify meds, if necessary. While I was…read moreconvinced I had been getting the best care, I was wrong. Yes, he's highly qualified and intelligent, but I was in worse condition while seeing him than I am now. I had moved & started seeing another neurologist. The new doc took me off most the meds Steingo had me on. As a result, my condition improved. Steingo doesn't have a great bedside manner either. I'm glad we had to move & that I was forced to see a different neurologist.

I must say the office is amazing. Mindy and Dr. Steingo have helped us at a time that we face a…read morevery scary situation. They make us feel comfortable and cared about as a family. The wait is never long and Dr. Steingo takes his time with us. We are never rushed and he is honest and makes us feel very comfortable. Thank you to the office and staff for everything.

DO NOT SEE DR WOLKOWICZ!!!! warning this doctor has a major attitude and actually lost his temper…read morein front of an elderly by punching the table in anger. This doctor concern is only to get paid and does not at all care for what's best for patient. He repeats test that are not needed just so that he can upcharge insurance. (this was verified by other doctors). This doctor has a GOD complex and has no personality. His office also does not have any distancing in the waiting room, shameful knowing that all of his patient are at risk due to pulmonary issues. Stay away and get another doctor even if you have to wait longer. He is not worth it at all. No longer a patient of his.....

This review is for Dr. Foster only. Hopefully, no one reading this will ever need a pulmonologist,…read morebut if you do, Steven Foster is a great doctor. I first went to him over thirteen years ago when I was pregnant with my son. I had pregnancy induced asthma and Dr. Foster was the only pulmonologist in Broward county who would see a pregnant patient. He took such good care of me then that I remembered him so many years later when my asthma recently reasserted itself. Dr. Foster is very kind and down to earth. He took my concerns seriously and was able to help me when other healthcare providers failed. I would highly recommend Dr. Steven Foster.

Thank God for Dr Purnell Traverso, a true doctor and healer who saved me from the worst possible…read morenightmare. I am so deeply grateful for this man and his staff of loving angels. I had broken my wrist and had an experience with a "physician" who had miscast me and was attempting to alter my healing to ensure surgery was necessary. Fortunately I was blessed enough to find Dr Traverso, who rescued me and change the course of my healing back to where it should have been. I am eternally grateful. This whole office and his staff reflect the heart and intent of this true physician who takes the Hippocratic oath seriously. Every single member of his staff is excellent. They are loving, they are kind, they are gentle, they are patient, everything that a true physician's office should be they are.

Dr. Traverso had been my favorite doctor for years but he really outdid himself last September when…read morehe innovatedly replaced my wrist. Neither of us knew if this would work but it turned out better than we expected. He is a wonderful doctor and person. He no longer takes my insurance and I will miss him.

I started seeing Dr Sonia Kalirao a couple of years ago. I will never be going to see her again…read morebecause over the past 2 years I have continued to receive the wrong prescriptions called in for me that her and I have discussed face to face. Most recently I saw her 5 weeks ago today which is February 16th 2026, and we discussed a new prescription for me with a higher milligram to help me with my issue. Since then it has NEVER been called into my Pharmacy correctly. I have called her office at least 15 times to try to get this matter resolved. Everyone I talk to assures me it will be taken care of and of course it never is. I did call my insurance provider and they said it is totally covered however her staff or herself continue to call in the WRONG milligram that we discussed . I am livid, not to mention in unneeded severe pain . I did ask to speak to a supervisor and was told my issue had been given to one ,and no one has ever called me back to discuss this with me . This is the most unprofessional and uncaring office as well as manner for a doctor and her staff to take care of their patients with lack of concern . So as it turns out when I went to my primary doctor last week he of course sees the report that Dr Kalirao made in her notes, and she NEVER called the new prescription in . I'm disgusted and there is no excuse for this . I would be extremely surprised if their office contacted me to apologize for all the aggravation and pain , phone calls, and time that I have had to endure with my last visit with Dr Kalirao, with the pharmacy, as well as my insurance company...

We made an appointment with Dr Kalirao (one of the few neurologists who accepted my husband's…read moreinsurance, but that's another story) at the urging of his primary physician. The person on the phone made the appointment for the first available date - a month later. Turns out, the doctor was on vacation on that date, which we didn't find out till we went to the office and which the scheduler should have known. Next available appointment was in another month, unless we were willing to drive to the Ft Lauderdale office. We took the earlier appointment and spent the better part of a day to take care of it. That office is small and much less crowded, we were to find out later. Dr Kaliroa made an almost instant diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, ordered tests and prescribed meds, with no explanation as to what they were for or how much they cost (a lot), or what we were to expect. She seemed kind and knowledgable, but the appointment was rushed and we didn't get to ask too many questions. My husband has other issues which may or may not have been in play. So we left a little bewildered - had to go home and look up "Parkinson's disease" which of course only caused more confusion. The office staff however was relaxed and friendly, even joking with us, and Michael, her assistant was wonderful. Second follow-up appointment was at the Coral Springs office. We waited in a standing room only waiting room for an hour and 20 minutes, before being shown into the examination room, where we waited for another 20 minutes. The office staff was rushed, brusque, and the receptionist didn't even look up when speaking to us. There was an extra $5 charge for using a credit card. Dr Kaliroa was herself very rushed when she came into the room. She prescribed a new medication. We had prepared our questions, but only got to ask one of them before it was clear she was not paying attention, examining a chart and then excusing herself. Turns out the new medication absolutely CANNOT be taken with another he is taking (which is on his list) and I would never have known this without doing my own research after he showed a definite decline in his wellness. We stopped that drug and made an appointment with his primary, to get some answers finally and some clarity. Bottom line: Dr Kaliroa seems like a competent doctor, if you have her full attention. And despite the frustration we had, was nice enough. But the practice is huge - HUGE! - and obviously beyond extremely busy. Schedule the Ft Lauderdale office for a more patient-friendly visit if you can. Make sure they know you plan to ask questions and may take a minute. Tell them while making the appointment, and again when you arrive. You will need to be your own advocate here. Kudos to Izabella at the front desk, and to Michael - both personable, kind, and professional. We'll be changing insurance this fall, and looking for another neurology office.

Dr. Sirois has been my urologist for quite a few years now I don't know if this term still applies…read morebut he's real old-school handle things professionally from start to finish and his office staff are very very helpful as well as friendly if you need a urologist and you're in the area of Holy Cross hospital in my opinion, he'd be a great choice

You can't ever get ahold of anyone in this physician's office. The voicemail is full and the call…read moresends you to voicemail. I have to reschedule an appointment and there's no way to reach his office.

I saw Dr Macek for a little bit more than a year he is very caring and really gets to know you…read moreHe and his staff give excellent care The receptionist and the nurse practitioner were wonderful. I highly recommend American pain management experts.

We had a serious issue with pill mills in the past, and I would like to think those days are over…read more After one visit to this place, I'm not so sure. To begin with, I arrived early for my visit so I could fill out their ridiculous amount of paperwork. On it were the obligatory questions about the pain I was in, but no one seemed concerned with what I put down, as they kept referring to other things that were not bothering me. Also, when I made the appointment, I specifically asked for Dr. Amin, but I never saw him. I filled out the paperwork and sat in the annoying waiting room where the television is entirely too loud and on a continuous loop of ads. Nothing else. I wished there was a remote out there so I could turn it off, but that would show true concern for the patients and you won't find that here. I finally was brought in to the madness of the back, and Michael, the nurse (I'm not sure if he's actually a nurse but I don't think he's a physician's assistant and I know he's not a doctor) could not have been nicer. If this review was about him, it would be five stars. He was the only one I met who actually listened to me. Next came the PA. This could either stand for Physician's Assistant or Pain in the Ass, you can decide for yourself. She was a nightmare. She apologized for the amount of time I had to wait, but she had to go outside because her car was hit. Which is saying to the patient that her car is more important. That gives you an idea of the caliber of the practice. Finally the doctor came in. He stood across the room and recited to me what his PA had written down, incorrectly, which completely threw him off because he had already decided on the the diagnosis and course of treatment (all with drugs) before he walked in the room. He never examined me, he stood with his back against the door and never entered any further into the room. I now know how lepers must feel. He prescribed several medications for me, which is why I started feeling like I was in a pill mill. Then he told me he would call in another prescription, and that pharmacy would call me to make arrangements. I was also to have an MRI. Finally, something that made sense. His office would arrange that and the MRI office would call me to schedule. I also had to give them a urine sample, but for the life of me, I don't know why. I gave it to them. I have yet to hear anything more about it. I was shown to the front desk where the receptionist immediately tried to book my next appointment. I informed her that I couldn't very well do that since I hadn't had the MRI yet, which completely threw her off. I patiently explained to her (maybe not so patiently) that I had to have an MRI and that her office was going to call the MRI place and let them know what the were scanning, and once that was done, then I would call and make the next appointment. I'm guessing she gets paid on how many appointments she makes because she was not happy. Several weeks later I received a letter in the mail from some company that claimed they had been trying to call me (even though I never got a phone call from them) to finalize the medication. I checked and it's a medication that is NOT covered by my insurance, and I can only guess that Dr. Macek gets a kickback from the drug company, because I cannot come up with another reason why he would prescribe this for me, particularly since he still had not examined me. Oh, and the MRI? Well, it's been over a month and I still have not heard from anyone about that. As I said, this made me think I was in a pill mill and nothing has happened since change my opinion. In reading the reviews on here, it seems that most patients are very happy with Dr. Amin. I cannot understand why I was not put on his schedule when I specifically asked for him, but I was not. Sadly, I'm not willing to give this place another chance.

Dr. Michelov and his staff have been a pleasure to work with. My husband met the Dr in the hospital…read morewhen went in for a broken elbow The Dr was kind, caring, confident and willing to explain everything in detail about his care. He went over his treatment plan and options and made sure we both understood everything he was saying about how to best care for such an injury. Just as important as the experience we had with the dr was the excellent interactions he's had with the office staff. My husband called twice with questions and they were answered immediately. When he called to change his appointment date because his pain was not getting better, both Yana and Jennifer went out of their way to get him in sooner. They are both friendly and compassionate. I highly recommend this doctor and his staff.

My experience was not the best The after care was when it all began . The Dr kept my knee in a…read moremobilizer too long and as a result I still have mobility problems. My current Doctor & 2 before my Surgeon now sll we're on disbelief of how I was left .Being a very athletic person this has been extremely difficult for me to say the least . This is two years now I do not have all my mobility back at this current time . The Drs wife had interfered with my recovery.