Having an urgent medical need has never been as pleasant as it was when I visited CentraCare…read moreyesterday. I cut my finger and it needed stitches. Angela and Lori, the two ladies at the front desk, were so very friendly and caring. Since I couldn't write, they filled out all of my paperwork for me. Not only did I not wait that long, but the waiting was extremely pleasant. The facility was impeccably clean and bright and I certainly appreciated the Christian reading material that was available to make the time go faster. Denise was my nurse and she was so very funny, pleasant and extremely professional. Her sense of humor was comforting and distracting. Dr. Vanlue was amazing. He took care of the pain, stitched me right up with extreme precision, and was very detailed in explaining how to care for my injury. Urgent Care centers sometimes seem like they get the "B" or "C" level doctors, but Dr. Vanlue sure was an "A"! Plus, both the nurse and the doctor were foster and adoptive parents who did mission trips, so having faith-filled medical practitioners was an amazing bonus. I would go back to this location in a heartbeat. FYI - It took me forever to type this review due to the injury on my finger. I wanted to do it asap to share this recommendation with others. These folks were worth it!

Took my wife to the Emergency room on Tuesday 6-30. My wife was weak and dizzy. Amanda (Nurse) was…read morenice, took vitals and etc. The Doctor (Dr. Taylor) came in and said " I have a short attention span, so give me the short version of what is going on?" .....YES, that is exactly what he said. We explained the issues and he left. They pulled a blood sample and later Amanda stated it came back ok. Long story short Dr. Taylor never came back in the room during the entire 3 hr visit. We left and went home. I made my wife some chicken soup and slowly felt better. Today 7-2 my wife went to her Kidney Doctor. He reviewed her blood work from the ER and stated that her sodium had bottomed out and they should have gave her two bags of IV. I get it, he said / she said, but what REALLY pissed me off was Dr. Taylor's comment that he had a short attention span and give him the short version, like we were bothering him. Maybe his lack of "attention" missed the issue on the blood test?? How does someone with a short attention span become a MD in school? .......we will not go back to this location.

Quick and friendly service. Clean and well kept facility. Nurse was personable and friendly made me…read morefeel at ease. Doctor came in quickly with an accurate assessment getting me in and out with zero problems in under an hour.

Terrible experience, doctors/nurse practitioners here are incompetent and play a guessing game. I…read morewas even billed for an injection that was never administered. When calling the AdventHealth billing department to dispute the charges, they told me to call the CentraCare facility. When calling the CentraCare facility, they told me to call the billing department. I've received nothing but a run around, wasting time and money dealing with AdventHealth. I will never step foot in any of these facilities again. Utter incompetence over here...

I called and asked if I could be seen . She asked what type of insurance I had . I was informed…read morethey don't accept it . I than asked to be seen as a self pay . She said that was fine to head over . Within a minute they called back and said don't bother coming , now that we know you have insurance we can't see you . I headed out for Advent health as they recommended and saw this urgent care on my way to Advent Health, I didn't realize it was the same place I called . When I walked in the receptionist clearly irritated called me by name that was on her caller ID and said I told you we can't see you . I think their explanation for refusing to treat me is absolutely ridiculous. Anyway I explained I thought that the urgent care I called was further towards Ponce Inlet . I didn't realize I walked into the same office I called . The ironic thing is I went to Advent Health that this urgent care very dismissively recommended and they also didn't take my health insurance but they were very glad to treat me . They said being self pay was not an issue even though they also knew I have health insurance. Thankfully they did a outstanding job with my care . I was disappointed that this closer urgent care in the Shores would not take my money but Advent Health wasn't to much further . I just have a hard time believing now that they couldn't see me when the other urgent care did with the exact circumstances. They should have just been honest we pick and chose who we want to treat !

They do not accept any government insurance such as Tricare. Ended up going across the bridgeread more

Vacationing in Port Orange, and got some type of virus that I had severe congestion. It could not…read morebreathe. They were very fast efficient informative. Unlike in Massachusetts where I'm from I definitely would recommend Halifax!

My experience is with the 4th floor out patients surgery. My wife needed cataract surgery and this…read moreis the location our insurance uses. Entrance was easy with security scans like you are boarding a plane. Then registration with a very pleasant lady. Up to the 4th floor waiting area where Tatiana greeted us and got my wife set. Very shortly my wife was taken in and I had 3hrs to kill. Unfortunately the cafeteria was closed due to construction so I walked to a place to get some food and bring it back. My wife said her experience was great and the nurses were so nice and made her feel like a princess . When her surgery was done they called me, even though I was in the waiting room, and said to bring the car around they would wheel her out. A very nice volunteer wheeled my wife out and I to the car we went. When she is ready for her other eye I hope they are still using this location.

Had a nice experience with P.A. Kevin Clark. He was super kind and tended to my ear inflammation…read morequickly. Not too many places to go to after hours but I highly recommend Florida Health Care Urgent care. Was in and out in about an hour.

Pharmacy, radiology and several offices at this location. Even an urgent care. The location is…read moredifficult to find. The signs out front are very difficult to see coming from the west.

My husband has been in Halifax three times and was treated very well all three times. He has had…read morebad roommates in cardiac care, but I seriously can't blame the hospital for that. They got him moved as soon as another bed was available. We were both in Halifax after a very serious car accident, leaving him with broken ribs and me with neck fracture and lumbar spine fracture. We went into Brooks rehab after our hospital stay, and that was very good also. Our one main concern was that my husband was without pain meds and food/water for an extended amount of time because they kept saying he was going for a specific MRI (for gallbladder and pancreatitis), but they never showed up until the next day. He was in serious pain, even sweating due to pain, so I was very upset by this. Alex and Brittney, on 7th floor were WONDERFUL nurses! They came quickly when he needed them and never made him feel like a burden to them.

I'm writing this based on a widely shared social-media account involving Theodore Haskin, DO at…read moreHalifax Health in Daytona Beach, and what was shown was deeply troubling. A young Black woman in her mid-20s reportedly presented to the ER in a sickle cell pain crisis and was met with what appeared to be condescension, patronizing language, and dismissal of her pain. Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder that disproportionately affects African American patients and is well known in medicine for causing severe, excruciating pain crises due to blocked blood flow. These crises are considered medical emergencies and are commonly treated with timely opioid pain management when clinically indicated. In the video, the physician was seen talking down to her, due to her need for appropriate pain relief medication while citing vague statements like "studies show it's dangerous," despite the patient being in an emergency setting and clearly in distress. To many viewers like myself, this interaction reflected a lack of empathy, outdated or misapplied reasoning, and troubling bias, particularly toward a young Black woman advocating for herself. Regardless of intent, the encounter raised serious concerns about how pain, race, and chronic illness are handled in emergency medicine. Patients with sickle cell disease already face significant stigma and disbelief in healthcare settings, and situations like this only reinforce that fear. I hope Halifax Health takes these concerns seriously and prioritizes compassionate, evidence-based care for all patients.

Meagan is very thorough and caring. I deal with POTS, MCAS, PCOS, and endometriosis. Not a lot of…read moredoctors take the time to even talk about my options and issues. She keeps up with my bloodwork and has gone out of her way to help me. My husband also sees her with chronic sinus issues and she's helping us so much give him a better quality of life. She helped me with candida overgrowth, leaky gut, IBS, and food allergies. Brandy and Katie are very knowledgeable and helpful as well!

This place is AMAZING! Meagan is the most caring provider I have ever had. The staff here is great!…read moreEveryone seems to be on the same page! I've been here for different types of care and would STRONGLY recommend to everyone! I love that they don't make you feel like a number but an actual person. God bless this clinic to great things for the surrounding community. Thank you for what you do and that is treat patients.

Dr Greiper (I believe that is the correct spelling) is amazing and I am so thankful for his help. I…read morewent to the ER three times. The first two times, they pumped me full of fluids and sent me home. The third time I was admitted for a few days. They couldn't figure out what was going on with me so they called it dehydration and began the release process. I had been extremely sick for months and no doctors had been able to figure out the culprit. About 30 minutes after I was told I was going to be released still feeling awful, Dr. Greiper came in the room and told me he suspected I had a rare disease they only see about once a year and he was going to keep me another night to do testing for it. Sure enough, it was indeed the culprit. I was given medication that changed my life. I now go to the Mayo Clinic and have my life back. I am so thankful for this man. He definitely changed my life. As for the ER staff, every time I entered they checked my vitals and based off those they immediately put me into a room and doctors came right in to start trying to figure out the problem. I think they were drawing blood within 15 minutes of me walking in each visit. The waiting room was pretty busy but I never had to wait. I am so thankful for these people.

Please be aware... if you are able to go else where please do. My children have been patients with…read morethis office for over 10 years and the lack of care and no accountability with staff there is honestly sad. This office has put my children welfare and care in jeopardy that removing them from this office is the only logical solution. From The front desk staff who acts as if the don't want to be there, the call center who will hang up on you, but what do you expect when office manager will lie straight to your face. I will be posting this on all of there social media platforms because patient care matter delay in care because your doctors office staff is being lazy and lies about it is unacceptable.