Dr Abe Hardoon is the best family doctor I have ever had ! He is extremely thourough and is…read morewilling to give up his free time to insure his patients are well taken care of. I had a series of tests which may have indicated that I had very serious problems- he called me on his lunch breat and asked me to come in that day so he would be able to go over the test results in person-my wife and I met with him at 7PM !! that night after the office was closed- VERY DEDICATED to his patients.

I made an appointment here and was told that I would have to come in to get the new patient forms…read more I did so in advance of my appointment and was told that I would have to come back the day of the appointment for the forms. When I asked if they could send me home with a set or fax them to me if they weren't readily available, I was told that the forms only take "five minutes" to complete. I explained that I really did not wish to rush through them and another employee indicated I could come twenty minutes early to complete them. When I asked why it would take twenty minutes to complete forms that I was just told only take five, I was dismissively told I could come early. The first employee I dealt with had at least one facial piercing and was wearing inappropriate clothing. She was hardly professional in appearance. The second was simply rude. I explained that I would let my referring physician know about this visit as well as an immediate family member who also happens to be a physician. They didn't care. When I stated I would like to cancel my appointment, I was asked if I would like to reschedule. Ha! Incidentally, the employees involved were Rebecca and Nicole. Rebecca simply seemed stupid while Nicole came across as quite rude. I don't care how stellar a physician might be; he is responsible for his office staff. If they treat the immediate family member of a fellow physician this way, how will they treat others without any connection? Other observations: They apparently have a policy where if you wait longer than 30 minutes, they give you some type of credit or gift card. Is this a sandwich shop or a physician's office? Also, look at the length of time some of their doctors have been in practice. I don't wish to be anyone's gerbil. If you've seen the commercials for this practice, understand that they only appear to be showing the oldest looking of their physicians so as not to scare off potential customers - I mean patients.

I These people! The whole group is Wonderful! They were…read morethere 100% for me Before, During & after my left knee replacement. I'm waiting for the right time to do my right knee.But I'll be back With Doctor Callenberger and his staff.

Avoid this doctor at all costs. In taking the Hippocratic Oath, Callenberger must have overlooked…read morethe word "no" and thought it was "Do harm." My family's experience with him was a nightmare. I had an elderly relative who fell and broke her pelvis. The fractures were mild, not even visible on hospital x-rays; they appeared only in CT scans. Still, Callenberger insisted that my relative had to go to a "rehab center" for two to four weeks. He was adamant, even though--by his own admission--he recalled a rehab center that "reeked or urine," as he blithely put it. Callenberger sticks to one and only one paradigm, and he paints patients into a corner. Disaster can ensue, and it did for us. Since he was the doctor, I followed his directive. I selected a well-rated rehab center, although I found it to be understaffed and blighted by incompetence. Eight days into her stay there, my relative suffered a stroke. Two months later, she died. This catastrophe was avoidable. Had Callenberger presented different options instead of just one--the rehab center--we would have welcomed our relative back home, where recovery would have been congenial and safe. Callenberger should be placed in a rehab center himself so that he gets a dose of his own medicine, literally. The experience might prompt a badly needed revision of his primitive thinking. This sham of a doctor is constrained by a curtained mind and failure to listen. My relative had no desire to stay in a rehab center, but Callenberger insisted. What did he hope to achieve by sending a patient in her 90s to such a place? Of what utility was that? Where is Callenberger's sense of reality and sensitivity to patients? He has none. A competent doctor would take a better-informed, more thoughtful look at individual patients instead of a formulaic approach to the whole lot of them. Intellectually clumsy and thus dangerous, Callenberger needs a realistic appraisal of each unique patient and a more flexible cast of mind. He has neither. Speaking of cast, I would not even trust Callenberger to make a cast or splint. Open his little black bag and you'll probably find snake oil and leeches. This guy should not be practicing medicine. He should be sweeping floors in a morgue or mowing lawns at a cemetery. That way, he would be closer to his victims. Don't trust this guy; don't listen to him. Exercise your own judgment. The life of your loved one will depend on it.

WORST OFFICE STAFF I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH, by far!!!! I have requested to speak with the doctor on…read moreSEVEN different occasions via e-mail, voicemail, personal calls with office staff and the medical assistant. They all said they would have him call me, still no call (4 weeks later). They were late scheduling a very critical scan for me, and I had to do hours of phone calls with the insurance company to clear it up in time. Something that the medical assistant said "sorry there's nothing else we can do", even when I told her what needed to be done (details from the insurance agent). They simply do not care about their patients. I personally think the office staff is hiding most of this from the doctor. If he knew how bad they were, there's no way he would most of them. Dr. K is amazing, and genuinely cares and is a good doctor. But if you can never get through to him, it doesn't matter.

Absolutely the BEST doctor I have ever had! He's intelligent, compassionate, and has helped me with…read moreevery medical problem I've had. I would definitely recommend him to any and everyone!

Dr Dietrich is the best! I highly recommend him. Knowledgeable, caring and very thorough. If you…read morewant to survive he is the Dr. He saved my father-in-law's life who had stage 4 lung cancer. Absolutely amazing.

Dr. Kancharla saved my husbands life. He is a brilliant doctor. Much gratitude to him and his staff.read more

I received excellent care from the first appointment, to the end of my shoulder surgery and follow…read moreup care! Dr. Dominguez is a wonderful doctor. He treated me with respect and made me feel very safe. I had the utmost confidence in his abilities and his experience! I can highly recommend Dr. Dominguez for any sports medicial problems or surgery! Thank you so much for helping me! Now, I can go pitch for the New York Yankees!

Great Dr and very attentive. Went over and above for my Grandson and his recovery!…read moreHighly recommend.

This is by far the best walk-in clinic in Brevard . The type of care you receive is one-on-one . I…read morewant to thank everybody at the clinic I've been going for many years and they are absolutely wonderful . I recommend this place to anyone you will never find a better Clinic and it's reasonable thank you so much for the service you have given to everybody in Melbourne . You are appreciated very much

The new doctor at this clinic is wonderful. It is sad about Dr. Magri.read more

I had the Nerve Block Procedure by Dr. Souffrant and this is my experience. I hope it helps others…read morethat are desperate to have relief from pain as I was. I took a very bad fall and broke four ribs on my left side. The pain was beyond belief. After the ER visit I saw my primary dr and she strongly suggested I see Dr. Souffrant as she had heard of so many positive results with his nerve block procedure. Week two of my fall I told Dr. Souffrant I was ready for the block. I was of course nervous, but desperate for relief. The procedure itself was thankfully not at all what my mind had dreaded. It was simple and no real pain. I lay on my tummy and he numbed the area (painless) and then one by one found the corresponding nerves that were sending pain messages to my brain and blocked them. Due to a very large amount of osteoporosis in my spinal area Dr. Souffrant had to be cautious and work slowly. Mine was a challenging one but he was so precise. The whole thing took about a half hour. I felt a some pressure, twice, but no pain. From the time I walked out of the office I was feeling so sooo much better. The result was about an 85% relief. My bones are still healing and I and have to take it easy but now I could sleep and begin to get my life back. If you are nervous about the nerve block, please at least talk to Dr. Souffrant and see about getting relief. I am so grateful that I did. Life was hell with that pain. Don't suffer needlessly. The pain CAN improve and you can begin to get your life back. I am proof of that. Thank you Dr. Souffrant. Thank you. Ala Maitri-Comer

I don't know if I've ever had a doctor take more interest in me as a person and patient. To begin…read morewith, her staff was great. I had to call about 7 times because there was a problem getting the referral and records from my previous doctor (I moved recently). They were empathetic instead of annoyed (which I might have been under the circumstances). Dr. Gadallah spent a great deal of time thoroughly discussing my symptoms, condition, prescriptions, tests and treatments. She was up-to-date on the status of a particular medication. I felt heard, understood, and very comfortable with her approach.