Dr Hanna manages my health care with incredible commitment. She has assisted me with personal…read morehealth related difficulties. She cares and it shows. I have trouble coordinating a multitude of health issues. I would be lost in the system, a victim of Florida clerical workers . Most workers in physician offices are are ESL. Bad work ethics, low pay and thus; poor attitudes. Dr Hanna recognizes my difficulties and willingly steps in to use hand. .Dr Hanna is sweet, warm, funny and obviously brilliant. Thanks to Mr Joseph too. He actually answers the phone and returns calls. Poorly managed offices..lol Peace Love and Joy Donna in Pompano

Best Doctor I have ever had.. my Mom and I both go to Dr Hanna.. the most competent and caring…read moreDoctor we have ever been too.. And Joe is amazing and extremely helpful and always calls back..My Mom has many heart issues and Dr Hanna has kept her doing well for many years!

I had a very disappointing experience with Dr. Hosein. I was trying to get a prescription refilled…read moreafter CVS had already made multiple attempts to contact the office on my behalf. When I finally received a call back, Dr. Hosein spoke to me in a very rude and aggressive tone. He questioned who I was and stated that I was not a patient because he hadn't seen me in a year. I explained that I had been there about a year ago for my annual physical, but the interaction still felt dismissive and unprofessional. At no point was there any effort to review my records or handle the request professionally. I understand that offices have policies, but the way this was communicated was unacceptable. This experience left me feeling disrespected and unsupported. Needless to say, I will not be returning and would not recommend this doctor based on my experience.

Horrible office. I had an appointment with Dr. Hosein at 11:45 am. When I got there, they couldn't…read morefind me on their system. When they finally did, they said my appointment was at 10: 00 am. So, the assistant lady made the mistake of putting on the wrong time, and told me that I had to reschedule my appointment when I took a day off from work to be there. Not only that. She was very rude, she closed the window at me, cursing, " I DON'T GIVE A F*CK. "... From that point on, I requested to speak to the doctor. He knew I was waiting for him for 1 hour. Guess what? He never came to talk to me. That's how they treat their patients there. The assistant told me he had to go to the hospital when I saw his shadow behind the window. I'll never go back there.

I found Dr. Armenakis (aka "Broward Medical Specialist/Medical Clinic") after it was getting…read moreimpossible to get an appointment with my current (now former) Primary Care Physician. The office actually answers their phones and returns calls. They accept most insurance, and the Doctor is affiliated with several area hospitals. This is important in case you are admitted for some reason. He has great reviews on WebMD and Healthgrades. The staff is friendly and asks/answers all my questions. Conveniently located off Federal Highway, but parking lot is a bit small. I wish the waiting room had better magazines, but the wait was minimal.

MedFlorida has been my primary care for the last couple of years or so. The clinical staff is…read morecaring, knowledgeable, and professional. They have been excellent in serving my primary care needs. The office staff is always friendly, though the office processes leave me shaking my head at times. Example: I scheduled a tele-heath session with my physician and the office staff as well as their answering service told me I should be receiving a link to the telehealth session close to the scheduled time. No link was sent whatsoever. Of course, I missed the actual phone call from the physician. To this day, I'm still puzzled by what the actual process is to do a telehealth session. And I'm a former technologist and hospital administrator. C'est la vie

I had three visits with Dr. Vipin Gupta's office, including a colonoscopy in early July, and I…read morenever met the doctor even once. Every interaction was handled by nurses, and Dr. Gupta only appeared after I was already sedated for the procedure. This is unacceptable for a provider who is supposed to oversee my care. The wait times are consistently excessive. Mondays are especially bad -- the waiting room is packed, and patients routinely wait close to an hour. After my procedure, I was told I would receive a prescription, yet weeks later I am still waiting. There is no follow‑through and no sense of urgency. To make matters worse, I was charged a co‑payment for the follow‑up visit even though my insurance clearly states that post‑procedure follow‑ups are part of the procedure and should not require a co‑pay. This practice seems far more focused on volume and billing than on patient care or accuracy. Based on my experience -- lack of communication, long waits, no physician interaction, delayed follow‑up, and incorrect billing -- I strongly do not recommend this provider. Patients deserve better. I advise staying away from this practice.

Today, my sister and I visited Dr. Vipin Gupta at his office at 5340 N Federal Hwy for a follow‑up…read moreappointment after her hospitalization at Delray Medical Center, where Dr. Gupta was supposed to treat her as a gastroenterologist. I should note that when he came into her hospital room, he did not introduce himself or even say that he was a doctor. The appointment at his office was scheduled for 8:40 AM, and we arrived on time. The waiting room was full of people, including several in wheelchairs -- my sister among them. We waited for more than an hour before the receptionist finally handed us the forms to fill out. After returning the completed forms, we waited about another 30 minutes, only to be told that we would be seeing the doctor's assistant because the doctor was "in the hospital." We were outraged and refused. Somehow, the doctor did eventually appear in the office, and we were finally invited in. In total, we waited at least 1 hour and 40 minutes in the waiting room. Inside the exam room, we were greeted by a nurse (unfortunately I do not remember her name) who was very polite, attentive, and thorough. She asked many questions, and this took another 40 minutes. We have absolutely no complaints about the nurse. However, it is reasonable to expect that the office should have already obtained this information from the hospital, where my sister had been Dr. Gupta's patient. When Dr. Gupta finally entered the room, it looked as though he had simply popped in between two other patients. He spent no more than two minutes with us. He remained standing, did not sit down, did not ask any questions, and did not explain anything. He simply told my sister that she needed an EUS procedure -- without any explanation -- and rushed out of the room. The office is poorly organized, and the management clearly does not respect patients or their time. Sick people should not be forced to wait nearly two hours in a crowded waiting room. It is also worth mentioning that the restroom had no paper towels for drying hands. I do not recall another medical office where I have had such a negative experience. I cannot recommend this office or this doctor to anyone who values their time or expects a clear explanation of a treatment plan. It is worthwhile to look for another doctor and another office.

Dr Sidney Coupet is an excellent doctor, very professional, friendly, has a fantastic energy,…read morevalues ​​the community especially immigrants. It was lucky to find someone like him. He will definitely be my doctor for a long time. The clinic is very clean, organized and the staff is very polite and receptive to patients. Highly recommend.

This "clinic" is involved with fraud blood test. We will…read morefile some complaints to the Florida board of medicine for malpractice. My wife and my kid made a blood test last week. I made a the blood test this week. 3 days later, they called us to say that the 3 blood tests are inconclusive. This is not possible to have 3 inconclusive blood tests, I talked with the manager who said that QUEST made the mistake. After a few minutes, I asked a refund and she said finally that only one blood test is to redo. How can they say different stories in 5min. I asked a proof that QUEST made the mistake,with an email. I waited all day and they did not send the email, they did not make any phone call or voice message and did not make any refund. Their email on their website also does not work. How can you guys trust a doctor who does not care about his patients?

This is one doctor I would most definitely not recommend to anyone. I hired him to be my concierge…read moredoctor and on two occasions when I had serious issues he was very rude and uncaring and unprofessional. The first was when I had my eye turned red and I couldn't see I called him and he said oh call an ophthalmologist tomorrow. The second incident was more serious I woke up and the room was spinning and I was very dizzy and I called him at 8:30 in the morning he was very rude and very abrupt and told me-I will have the office call you when they open and they will probably have you get some exercises to do I spoke as quickly as I could because he was rushing me off the phone and reminded him that I had an MRI a few months ago and there was a small tumor in my ear he "said no that wouldn't be it. " At 9:15 his office called and told me they could see me at 3:30 I said I can't wait till 330 I'm so dizzy can't you get me in sooner and the response was no we can't do anything better than that but be careful when you walk be sure and hold onto someone is what I was told. Needless to say I had to go and see another doctor they could see me immediately that was not a concierge doctor that I paid $1900 for the year. This doctor was good years ago and he is not conscientious now at all and should not be seeing patients he is uncaring and his staff is also very uncaring and rude

When I first contacted Dr Reznick, it was for a interview only. I had recently moved to Boca Raton,…read moreand was dismayed by the patient load that most all of the doctors had. Once I thought about it, it was perfectly reasonable to have a large patient load in an area with such a high concentration of older folks. It's just a fact of life that older people have more stuff wrong with them than their younger counterparts, and there are simply not enough doctors (especially internists) to go around: ergo long waits both for appointment times and in their offices. My first meeting with Dr. Reznick was both pleasant and informative. He explained the concept of "concierge" medicine: to wit if you charge an upfront fee, you can limit your patient load accordingly and therefore carry a lighter patient load. In this way you can give the patients you do have much more expedient and intensive care. I didn't sign up with Dr Reznick at that time because as I said "I'm really not that sick (or old) and I didn't want to pay for something I wasn't going to use very often" Well, several months later, I did get really sick, and I immediately signed up with Dr. Resnick's practice because I felt I needed an interested and competent "quarterback" to help me through what turned out to be kidney cancer. I came though that operation fine and a subsequent one for a different reason at well. Sometime thereafter I developed hypertension, and he was there for me with compassionate, same-day service. So to sum it up I highly recommend this doctor and his practice. In the last few years I have encountered several medical conditions that I never had to deal with as a younger guy. I feel very confident that I am getting the Best medical care available. His staff is competent, efficient and understanding. He is a caring, competent professional, and the practice is the best I have ever used.