I will never be going to first physicians again, the staff are completely confused and incompetent…read more when taking a call, but also, Dr Azuero made me fight all day for him to send me a lab (for what he THOUGHT I had but did not want to test for, for some odd reason) when I finally took the paper to quest they told me Dr Azuero did not in fact put any test code on the paper for what I requested. Therefore could not have the test done after all that fighting. I had to end up going to urgent care and spending more money because they simply could not do their job at first physicians, not him nor front desk staff. I would not recommend going to him or First Physician's or you will likely have horrible added unnecessary stress on top of your illness instead of actual help and care. You should not have to fight that hard to advocate for yourself with the right Dr.

The intake nurse made an error in recording my vitals. The doctor's order for ultrasound had an…read moreerror- wrong body part. The check out person erroneously gave me an irrelevant order. Everyone was defensive. Weird experience.

Very technical and detailed, takes time to explain all my questions. Resolved my issues.read more

From the owner: Allergic Rhinitis, Asthma, Food Allergies, Eczema, Pet allergies, Hay fever, Hives, swelling, Drug…read moreallergies, Insect Allergy, Contact dermatitis, Eczema, Sinusitis, Latex Allergy, Anaphylaxis, Cough

Precision Health saved me. I had an severe gout attack with my knee swelling to the size of a…read morebasketball! Dr. Asi took my call on a Saturday morning and saw me in his office in less than an hour to drain the excess fluid that resulted in immediate pain relief. But this wasn't the best part. He worked ordered tests to determine the root cause of this excess inflammation and built a customized plan to put me on a path so I can thrive and live my best life in my 60's. None of this would have happened this quickly with a visit to a typical urgent care. I am forever grateful for his dedication to my health and responsiveness to my needs. Lastly, I also fondly recall being in my optometrist's office and needing information from Precision health's office, and I said "Let me call my doctor" to which the optometrist replied "that will take forever". The look of surprise on my optometrist's face when over the speaker phone my call was answered on the first ring and the answer needed was delivered immediately. Concierge medicine is definitely worth it for me!

Personalized care with the focus on keeping you healthy and well. If you do need immediate care,…read moreyou are able to see the doctor same day or next. Beautiful new office space, welcoming and professional staff.

Dr. Porter is a thorough and knowledgeable professional. I have suffered with high cholesterol and…read morehypertriglyceridemia for years and had no success managing it with low fat diet and exercise. Dr. Porter ran a much more complete blood panel than was done by my internist. Based on those results she prescribed a diet that restricts carbohydrates. She took a lot of time explaining things and answered all questions that I had. Though it seems counter-intuitive, with continued exercise and the new diet the cholesterol and triglycerides are now near normal. I visited my previous internist for annual physical. She was surprised with the improved numbers and no longer felt I needed to go on anti-cholesterol meds. I was told by my neurologist that I must take Vitamin D- I am very pleased that Whole Health offers the dose that he prescribed and that it's available in a single capsule. The available doses at the drug store required that I take 14 capsules to attain the dose he prescribed. I highly recommend Dr. Porter!

I had been a patient of Dr. Porter's for several years and saw her at least annually…read more Unfortunately, my experience in April 2026 left me disappointed enough that I have decided not to return. I paid $400 for what was scheduled as a 30-minute appointment, but my actual time with Dr. Porter was less than 15 minutes. During that brief visit, she ordered lab work, which I had drawn in the office for an additional $50. When I later called the office to get the results of those tests, I was told that I would need to schedule another appointment--and pay another $400--to have the results reviewed with me. During that same call, I asked to speak with the office manager because I felt I was essentially being charged twice to complete what I considered one episode of care, particularly since the initial $400 appointment had been so brief. I explained my concern and asked whether an exception could be made this time. I also explained that, going forward, I would gladly have my labs drawn before my appointment so the results could be discussed during the 30 minutes I was already paying for. Unfortunately, I found the office manager's response to be curt and dismissive. She stated that this was the office policy. I then asked if she would please take my concern to Dr. Porter for reconsideration, as Dr. Porter would recall how brief our appointment had been. The office manager agreed to do so but indicated that the answer would most likely be the same. She called me back the following day and confirmed that Dr. Porter would still require me to schedule and pay $400 for another appointment to review the results. I understand that every medical practice has its policies and fee structure, and I have no issue paying a premium for personalized, high-quality care. What disappointed me was paying $400 for a 30-minute appointment that lasted less than half that time and then being required to pay another $400 to discuss the resulting lab work, with no flexibility when I raised what I felt was a reasonable concern. After several years as a patient, I expected a more patient-centered response. Unfortunately, this experience changed my perception of the practice and ultimately resulted in my decision to seek care elsewhere.

My experience with Doctor Baker was very negative. Not only was I waiting and waiting and waiting…read morebecause he ran late but the treatment he recommended triggered horrible vertigo. I do not recommend.

Do yourself a favor and read this review if you're considering this quack. And read all the other…read morenegative reviews you find online: they're all true. This is where it all began for me. Two years ago a clicking manifested in my left wrist. I thought it might be carpal tunnel, and everyone told me to ignore it. Six months later the clicking jumped to my right hand, then moved up my arms. This is where it was when I decided to seek the opinion of a rheumatologist. I had the misfortune of choosing Dr Mazhar. First, she barely speaks English. I'm sure she can read and write it just fine, but she's obviously shy or asocial and hasn't had much practice speaking it with people. I knew then that this would pose an obstacle to accurate diagnosis, but I was desperate and knew nothing about doctors or the system. Second, she has no people skills. Very aloof and quiet. As for my visit, she ordered the first of what would be many blood labs. (By the way, I chatted with the friendly American secretary on my way out, and she told me not to worry, because Dr Mazhar "likes to solve puzzles." LOL.) So my labs came back and two things were abnormal: Antistreptolysin titer and C-Reactive Protein. At this point a competent rheumatologist would have sat up straight and said, Ok, you have an infection and it's becoming rheumatic; let me figure out what we can give you to arrest this process. Did Mazhar do this? Nope. She didn't even look interested. She made a note that it "could be" reactive arthritis, as I had guessed from day one. But nothing was done. Even with an ASO titer of 512 (200% over the 200 mark!), I was sent away to wait another month for a follow-up while my symptoms worsened. And on the day of the follow-up, more dumb stares and another round of bloodwork. ASO falling, but still elevated. Nothing ventured. I informed the secretary I'd be looking for another doctor. I should add that on this second visit, I saw one older woman walk out in frustration, declaring that she "doesn't even listen to what I am saying." I asked the secretary if this is common; she said yes. It's now 2015 and the problem has taken over my body. My hips grind, my knees are giving out, every joint pops or grinds, and my life is ruined. I'm not irrational and don't think Mazhar did this to me; but she was there at the beginning, had the smoking gun staring her in the face, and she did nothing. She is slow, asocial, and doesn't speak my language. She does not care at all what happens to me, and it appears her other patients. She directly contributed to the ruin of my life - I am in my thirties - by her passivity, lack of professional bearing, and plain stupidity. I am being unrestrained in my opinion because she absolutely deserves it. Let me be completely clear about this: SHE. SHOULD. NOT. BE. IN. CHARGE. OF. DIAGNOSING. OR. TREATING. PATIENTS.

BEWARE- This doctor fired me over her religious reasons. My former Rhumatologist of 7 years moved…read moreaway, and I had to re-establish with a new doctor. Dr. Mazhar was on my Florida Blue Plan, and the closest dr to me, so I went before checking reviews. The office is large, friendly staff. She has no bedside manner at all (which I don't mind if they are good doctors). After a few minutes, and some deeply personal questions and answers, she said, "Ok, this isn't going to work. Do not schedule another appointment with me, AND I will be sure to bill you for my time". Dumbfounded, I asked receptionist to speak with a manager. Maria took me in a private room and interviewed me while taking notes. 3 months later, I get a bill totaling $361.00. It took me multiple calls with Florida Blue, and "Internal Medicine Associates" to get the bill reconciled. Also, I still needed a Rhumatologist. This time I checked reviews, first. All of the doctors for IMA have 1 star reviews. Buyer beware!!!

Misdiagnosed me. I could have lost my life. Told me to buy…read morean over the counter medication. Meanwhile I had an AV malformation and in incurred a heart attack and mild stroke. Thanks Pat Contino.

I have had her as my Physician on and off for 13 years. I would recommend her to anyone! I…read moreabsolutely love this doctor, she's so kind, compassionate, takes her time with patients! Ok, I'm a little biased, she's from Cleveland, OH, and now that I live there again Ugh! I miss her terribly! I wish Bonnie would move back! Unfortunately, that won't happen! Bummer! So, in the end, if you want the best in healthcare, don't want to worry about your health, go to Dr. G!