FANTASTIC doctor ! Concierge well worth the price ( best in Boca). Office staff is attentive and…read morefriendly. Doctor always available when I need him !

He has treated me since 1990 and is one of the last remaining sole practitioner offices. He does…read moretreat medicare patients and takes traditional medicare, can do in house blood work, EKG's + prescription management. He is smart, wise, experienced, also is attending at Boca Regional Hospital. When he is not in office on the weekend he has a covering doctor. I see him as a great doctor that I highly recommend as an internist. Easy parking. Usually very close to appointment time.

very helpful and right approach to my specific health issues. Would recommendread more

The appointment didn't go how I expected -- we barely spoke about my actual health concerns, and…read moreinstead, he talked about unrelated things. It didn't feel genuine or focused on my situation, and overall just felt off. The bigger problem was with the scheduling and communication. It was almost impossible to reach anyone, and the front desk lady (who seems to be related to him) was extremely rude and disorganized. She messed up my appointment dates multiple times- once I drove an hour just to find the office closed. She also kept confusing my name and didn't seem to understand how to handle basic scheduling. Because of all the confusion and poor communication, I ended up leaving and stopping treatment altogether. Very disappointing experience overall, even though Dr. Borenstein himself seemed okay.

I've been seeing Alexandra Jones, DNP for quite a few years now after previously seeing Dr. Santini…read morebefore her retirement. The transition was seamless, and I'm so grateful to have found such an excellent primary care provider. Although Alexandra Jones is not an MD, she is a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), and I honestly wouldn't want anyone else as my primary care provider. I see specialists for basically everything, so having a primary who is compassionate, knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and truly attentive is what matters most to me. She never makes appointments feel rushed, takes the time to really listen, and always makes me feel comfortable and cared for. It's also very easy to get an appointment when needed, which I really appreciate.

Personal Physician Care of Delray e-mailed me a consent form for a procedure…read more I was not even a patient at that office, and I did not have a condition warranting any procedure. When I called them, they had no explanation for this MAJOR ERROR.

Like any person going to a cardiac practice, the treatment and symptoms vary enormously. I've been…read morea patient since 2016 -- with A-fib issues --Abalations and now a loop. Thoughtful approaches as I am aging into the unknown 80's, I'm quite satisfied with the skill and time he gives me on my regular checkups. I get referred to the "ablation" practice when needed. Through his portal, my questions or concerns I send in are address quickly. At visits, he spends appropriate amount of time with me and does review recent loop, and other medical happenings -- which are becoming way too many. B-} I also am happy with his PA staff.

CAUTION: I strongly recommend thinking twice before choosing Dr. Mishkel and this office…read more I asked a simple and reasonable question: why was I being put on this medication? Instead of receiving a proper medical explanation, Dr. Mishkel's response was essentially, "So you don't have a heart attack." That was the extent of the explanation. When I later called the office seeking clarification, neither the doctor nor a nurse would call me back to answer a simple question about a medication I had been prescribed. Instead, I was told I would need to schedule another appointment--and be charged--to get an answer. The attitude and customer service from the office were rude and dismissive. As a patient, I find it extremely concerning that someone cannot simply receive a return phone call from a doctor or nurse to explain why they were prescribed a medication. After this experience, I read other reviews describing what appeared to be similar issues and situations. I also spoke with other doctors who are clients of mine, and they agreed that, based on what I described, the way this office handled the situation was not appropriate and was a very poor office practice. Patients deserve communication, respect, and basic explanations about medications being prescribed to them--not dismissive answers, rude treatment, and the expectation that they must pay for another appointment just to have a simple medical question answered. My experience was extremely disappointing, and I would strongly caution anyone considering this office to read the reviews carefully and think twice before becoming a patient here. I certainly would not return or recommend this practice to anyone.

We began using Dr Nutovits as our primary care doctor 2 years ago when we moved to Delray from Boca…read moreRaton. He has been nothing short of terrific along with his staff! They are caring and professional for all our needs as two mid 70's patients. Our appointments are handled efficiently and we are provided with clear instructions and care. Referrals are provided as needed. I would highly recommend Dr Nutovits as a GP provider.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!! Doctor and staff are completely unprofessional, give wrong information and…read moreare total insurance scammers! I am reporting to the Florida Department of Health (DOH) and getting a new doctor. I was told I couldn't get the prescriptions I've been taking for many years due to having not been in for a checkup within the last 6 months. I then asked them to check to see the last time I was in which was less than 4 months ago. I was then told that well, it's close to 6 months ago, so we refuse to refill your medications unless you come in. Basically, they want to charge my insurance for an unnecessary visit. When I communicated this they then said: "GO FIND ANOTHER DOCTOR" and hung up.

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.

Don't bother - typical practice where nobody takes any responsibility, everything is someone else's…read morefault, and nobody is actually interested in finding resolutions to problems. This place is more interested in grabbing as much money from you as possible rather than actually practicing medicine. The physical therapy is also subpar. The therapists' cell phones get just as much attention as the patients do.

Dr Courtney is both highly skilled and compassionate. He did both my knees and my hip. I definitely…read morerecommend him!

I have been a patient of this practice for three years, but a recent incident of severe medical…read morenegligence and a complete lack of accountability has forced me to leave. During a routine 6-month physical, staff performed an EKG. Shortly after, the Nurse Practitioner (NP) informed me that I was actively having a myocardial infarction (a heart attack) and ordered me to rush to the ER. In a state of total panic, I went straight to Baptist Health ER, where they initiated full cardiac protocols, including blood work, x-rays, and monitoring. After a terrifying 45-minute wait, the ER physician reviewed the paperwork brought from Dr. Stein's office and discovered a glaring error: the second page of the report explicitly stated that the EKG leads had been placed on the wrong side of my body. It was a false positive caused entirely by staff incompetence. When I called the practice to report this, the NP was incredibly dismissive, stating, "My bad, I don't read those interpretation notes." I spoke with the Office Manager, who promised that she and Dr. Stein would follow up with me. It has now been two weeks. I have received zero follow-up, no apology, and they haven't even called to give me my routine blood work results. As a cancer survivor, regular blood monitoring is critical to my ongoing health. To completely ignore a patient after a traumatizing, costly, and entirely avoidable ER scare is unacceptable. Please be warned and protect your health--avoid this practice.

I have been a concierge patient of Dr. Stein for many years. I have him on speed dial and he almost…read morealways picks up, or calls back quickly. Living in multiple locations, having Dr. Stein on our health team has been invaluable to us. Boca Raton Concierge Medicine is a viable model that has paid back many times. I would highly recommend that he makes the final short list when looking for a concierge doctor. B