I thought I'd give another update for Dr. T to let y'all know he continues to be the best doctor on…read morethe planet. In my eyes, he can do no wrong. He's been taking very good care of me for quite a number of years now. As I said before, you do not get a bedside manner better than Dr. T. He gets excellent reviews on all the physician and medical sites on the web, and well he should! The only thing i have seen people complain about is that sometimes, you may wait an hour to see him because he is running behind. I never complain and I don't care because when he comes in the room with me, I am all that matters to him. If he needs to sit in the room with me for 30-40 minutes, then he will do it. This is the reason he runs behind. He takes the time to listen to every question you have and he cares about your questions. He then takes the time to answer each and every question you ask and he makes sure you understand everything. Personally, I'd rather have a doctor who runs behind sometimes because he takes the time with his patient, rather than have a doctor who always runs behind and still only spends 5 minutes or less with you. Dr. T rarely has time to take a lunch and I hate to even think how late he leaves the office each evening. I actually just scolded him today and told him he was working himself into an early grave by doing that - he agreed! LOL But he cares about his patients, so he's going to continue putting in those kind of hours. It's also nice to have my doctor walk in and actually KNOW who I am! The man has jokes too, he quite often makes me laugh with some of his witty remarks! :D Scott is Dr. T's medical assistant and he is SO amazing! He is so kind and he'll get to know you also. You won't be just another number to him either. Best medical assistant Dr. T has ever had and the best darn medical assistant I've seen anywhere! Denise is the phlebotomist in this office. Yep, Dr. T has his own lab in the office. Makes things MUCH easier when he needs to check blood and urine! She's really good at what she does. I'm a really hard stick and she gets me the first time, every time, and it never hurts. Like everyone else, she knows me well too and even remembers exactly where my "good" veins are. She's been there as long as I've been seeing Dr. T since 2007. I can't think of the name of Dr. T's triage nurse to save my life right now, probably b/c I've only seen her maybe twice and have only had to talk to her on the phone a few times over the years. But, she too is wonderful. She's great at accessing whatever your problem is and gives wonderful advice! I'd also like to mention Susan, who works at the front desk at check-in and Fay, who you'll see before you leave the office to schedule your next appointment and who will call to confirm your appointments. They are both sweethearts and they both have been there for as long as I've been seeing Dr. T. I think it really says something that so many staff members have been with him for so long! There are a lot of other people who work in this practice that I really don't have much contact with, like some of the women who answer the phones. But I've always had a great experience with every staff member in this office. Zero complaints. I have to leave messages for Dr. T often because he keeps a close watch on my blood sugar readings. He always gets back with me asap! Before the remodel, the office was really nice, but now it is quite lovely. The waiting area is large, well decorated, and has really comfy chairs and couches. Everything is extremely clean! You'll also find free wifi here. Dr. T's office is in the Baptist Hospital Pavilion, so you'll be able to tap into the free wifi offered by the hospital. Bonus! I want to touch on the waiting thing again. Like I said, there have been times I've waited an hour or more to see Dr. T, but this generally only happens when I call in at 8am with an emergency and have to be worked into the already full schedule. It has happened several times with scheduled appointment, but not very often. The average wait time is approximately 30 minutes. But, there have even been times when I'm being called back before I can barely have time to take a seat in the waiting area. Dr. T is an internal medicine specialist, but that doesn't mean he can't be your general practitioner. In my humble opinion, it's always best to have an internist as your general practitioner anyway. To close, I'd just like to say again that Dr. T is wonderful and I promise you WILL NOT find a better doctor anywhere else!

Dr T is an awesome, compassionate, internist doctor who takes the time to listen to his patients…read more His medical assistant Connie is awesome, a caring personality!

I have been a patient here for several years and have always been treated in an excellent manner…read more My doctor and his staff, and the office staff in general, are caring, very knowledgeable, and always seem to go above and beyond for me. So glad I found them!

If I could give 0 I would I'm so annoyed and havent even made it into the office the phone staff is…read morea joke I had her on mute and she thought she was on hold and was talking crap the entire time and she didnt even say her name or anything. Little to her knowledge I work in medical for United healthcare as well so I know quite well how the insurance works and she was giving me false information because it was close to closing time and I'm thinking she didn't want to schedule the appointment. It's disappointing you lost a patient because of your scheduling team hating their job...

Dr. Rosemund is in the same practice (Baptist Internal Medicine) as my regular doctor, Alejandro…read more(Alex) Traveria. Over the years, I've seen him on multiple occasions when I've needed to get in immediately and Dr. Traveria has been out of the office. I really like Dr. Rosemund and he always makes me feel at ease. He has a wonderful bedside manner, takes time to answer all my questions, and I never feel rushed. I trust him just as much as I do Dr. Traveria, and I know I am in good hands when I am in his care. It's really comforting to know when my doctor is out of the office that Dr. Rosemund is there for me. I highly recommend him if you are looking for an internal medicine specialist/general practitioner.

The most wonderful primary care physician imaginable. He is always uptodate on the latest research…read moreand ready to give the help you need. Thankful to have him!!

I see Dr. Baites here and I've recommended her to everyone I know. She is an amazing doctor and…read morelistener. It's not easy to find a good pcp that will listen to what's going on and work with you to find a solution that works for your lifestyle, but here they are. I know people that see Dr. George as well and I hear nothing but great things! The rest of the staff I've interacted with has also been welcoming and kind. I'm a chronic mover so if I don't stay in the Jacksonville area, I'll be sad to try and find an office like this one.

From the owner: Our mission at North Florida Integrative Medicine is to create and inspire "health advocates" or…read morepeople who discover and utilize practices to improve their own health and well-being. We want to revolutionize the healthcare industry by empowering individuals to help themselves from the inside out. We believe in both traditional and non-traditional, or a functional/ holistic medicine, approach to your health and well-being. We offer a variety of functional medicine modalities including but not limited to; a state-of-the-art HOCATT Ozone Sauna System, Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy, PEMF Therapy, Prolozone Injections, Exercise with Oxygen Therapy, and IV Insulin Infusions to help manage the symptoms of diabetes.

He is an excellent diagnostician. I have been a patient of Dr. Balbona for the better part of 15…read moreyears, and he has a folder of notes that look like they are 3 inches thick. He practices medicine like it was intended to be practiced - he spends time taking to you and in the end recommends how you can be a better patient.

Dr. Balbona caused my non-alchoholic cirrhosis. A painful, complex, protracted death sentence…read more April 2024, he ordered an abdominal CT scan looking for adrenal tumors to support his idea that my sudden cortisol spike and high blood pressure was caused by cortisol/adrenal tumors. A.K.A. Cushings. Dr. Balbona LOVES telling you how smart he is and if you ask questions he literally answers "Leave that to me." When I asked "what kind of tumors" that's the answer I got. Wrong. My adrenals were normal. But on the SAME REPORT the CT scan noted "Cholelithiasis. Mild nodularity liver noted which could represent cirrhotic morphology. Consider corrolation with lab values." He ignored that. Left a message through the secretary the CT scan was"normal". Also ignored kidney stones, duodenal diverticulum and some atherosclerotic calcifications of the aorta and branch arteries. Never even discussed it with me or called my attention to it. Never ordered subsequent testing or follow up. So thanks for nothing. Leave it to YOU? While you were busy chasing some non-existant disease and bugging me to let you suppress my cortisol (which resolved itself after an ablation). THEN I see this CT scan on my Continuation of Care document that I didn't even know existed, one year later - I provided this CT to a gastro doctor since I THOUGHT I had gallbladder or hiatal hernia and Imagine my SHOCK when she announced "You have cirrhosis!" Go to Baptist Network. To a GROUP of organized, methodical, doctors who are actually following a PROCESS and part of a much better network than St. Vincent's - another nightmare. Baptist, who dictate written visit summaries, test result interpretations, and communicate in writing with all your medical team in real time THEN upload everything into a great functional portal. Not this little guy hiding in his little office who doesn't even want to discuss your conditions, barely makes eye contact, and only takes pride in his fake brilliance. And on top of all that, even if you pay for concierge service you get nothing but the same 15 minutes, having to repeat your entire history every visit, and his cell number. He has only a vague inkling about your conditions or tests prescribed you have to UPDATE HIM. You still have to play telephone through unintelligent staff who literally give you the wrong information. "Your bloodwork was normal come back in 3 months." NO it wasn't. The Cortisol Dex Suppression test FAILED. As you can see from his glowing Google reviews, he caters to people who are in search of "feelings" not life saving medical results.

Dr. Narvel is an attending at St. Vincent's Medical Center, and a very thorough internist. Nothing…read moreseems to escape his scrutiny. He's a very good doctor, IMHO.

Dr. Narvel is the most amazing doctor I have ever had! He is very knowledgeable and up to date on…read moreall things medical . He is thorough, caring and has a great dimener. He makes you feel comfortable and cared about. I started going to him after I met him while I was in the hospital many years ago.

have mixed emotions about this doctor's office…read more Pros: LeaAnne: She is amazing and I highly recommend her. She has wonderful bedside manner, is personable, and listens to your needs. However, I'm not sure if she is still on staff. She's no longer listed on the website. Some Staff: Some of the staff members are nice. Emphasis on "some." Bloodwork: This facility performs their own bloodwork. Cons: Telehealth Appointments: Every single telehealth appointment I've had with Dr. Sara Haugen has been delayed. Once, she was over 30 minutes late, and I had to cancel because of my job's limited flexibility. When I complained to the phone answering service, the gentleman said, "It's always like that. It's the same as coming into the office. They always run late." There is absolutely no reason for telehealth appointments to always be running late. If this is a consistent issue, it suggests either a problem with the doctor's time management or that the office is overbooking her. Front Desk Staff: Pam, who works at the front desk, is not pleasant. Several interactions with her have left me upset or offended. She is not patient, understanding, or kind, and has been very combative at times. Laren is also combative, unhelpful, and rude. When I asked about the patient portal and why my telehealth appointment was running late, she said, "Yeah, that happens. And we don't use that." When I questioned why it was on the patient portal, she responded flatly, "It's just like that. We don't have any control over that. Anyway, you need to..." She showed no empathy for the fact that I had been waiting almost 30 minutes for my telehealth appointment. Did not apologize for the confusion of the portal or the inconvenience of the late appointment. If LeaAnne is no longer working here, I will likely be finding a new doctor's office. And if you look at all the low reviews on Google and other review services, you will see that the doctors and practitioners are not the problem. It's the office staff. Dr Blissenbach needs to address these issues with her staff if she wants to maintain a happy patient experience.

I would not recommend this office, for several reasons, the main one being that they charge $75 for…read morea no-show fee. $75 is outright insanity. It was my fault that I missed the phone call for a follow-up to go over bloodwork, but when I tried to call back a few minutes later, no one answered. Then I get charged $75. For an NP follow-up phone call. It's crazy. I explained to them that I work at a school in a super busy office and unfortunately missed the call, but they refuse to reduce it. I also could hear every word of the patient visit in the room beside me while I was waiting during my initial appointment, and when I was talking to the NP, a delivery driver was dropping boxes off and it was so loud she had to stop talking and repeat herself etc. Absolutely do not recommend this office. (Also, they push Lymes disease testing way too much.)

Good medical team, bad management, stay way from their hormone therapy…read more So far I have seen Doctor Blissenbach, PN Leeann and Sarah. I absolutely like them and all the nurses there! But their managers and assistants are very unprofessional and extremely forgettable. Over the past 3 years they screwed up more than 8 times of my appointments to different labs, including forgetting to make it, making wrong appointment, forwarding wrong labs etc. I am accepting hormone therapy, but the drug store is back order with the hormone. When I call them to request alternative plan they quickly answer no alternatives without even talking to PN or Docter. I did let them know this has serious consequences if I stop taking it based on what doctors said and they might subject to lawsuits if they don't let me talk to a medical professional about it. Sure enough they came back with alternatives. Then for my 4 appointments my PN Sarah ordered, the office had made only one calling me in 20 days. And that's after I called them to inquire the process. The office person called Laura is impatient and can't care less. No matter how good the medical team are, the management is going to drag it down. Conclusion: This office has good medical team and bad management, it deserve between 4.3 and 4.5, definitely not 4.8 out of 5! I give them only 1, to help to correct their over all rating score. Important Tips!!!For people who intend to do hormone therapy, stay away from them. You need on time cancer monitoring and steady drug supply , these management can't do it!

Dr Kraley delivers the highest quality of health care. I highly recommend her and her staff.read more

From the owner: IMG - Where Hope Springs Internal…read more Discard your prior experiences with physician office visits; they just won't compare to what you'll experience with IMG. Because we offer a comprehensive range of services right in our office, you'll find that staying healthy is more convenient than ever! Newly renovated facility - Our beautiful, relaxing treatment and exam rooms are designed with optimum comfort and convenience in mind. Nurse practitioners - Our Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNPs) have undergone extensive education and training and are able to independently diagnose and treat many conditions, thereby expediting your visit and saving you time. Imaging equipment - Chest x-rays and Bone Densitometry can be performed in-office by licensed technologists. In-house laboratory - We can draw blood and quickly analyze it in our own certified laboratory. Advanced treatment room - We're able to provide same-day acute care services including administration of IVs and treatment for dehydration. EKG - Our 12-lead electrocardiogram enables us to quickly monitor your heart's activity. Echocardiogram and Carotid Doppler - Unless otherwise needed ASAP, these tests are performed every other week in our office by a licensed technologist. Treadmill stress testing - With the ability to perform treadmill stress testing, we can obtain a more complete view of heart function...

I wish I could give 0 stars! My mother passed out several times that evening, and I called 911 at…read moreapproximately 8:07 p.m. The ambulance arrived around 8:20 p.m. We were told that we could not ride with her in the ambulance, but that we could follow behind to the hospital. When we arrived, we were instructed to go to the ER waiting room, let staff know who we were with, and that once my mother was placed in a room, we would be able to go to the back. While my sister and I were in the waiting room, a staff member called my mother's last name, told us she could now have two visitors, gave us a pass, and used her key card to let us in the back. Once we walked to the back, a tall man in scrubs immediately stopped us, put his hands up, and questioned why we were there. We explained that we had just been called and shown a visitor pass. He said we should not be there and then brought over another woman, who also spoke to us in an aggressive and dismissive manner. After we explained multiple times that we were following the instructions we had just been given, we were eventually allowed through. As we walked toward my mother's room, one of the EMTs grabbed my arm and said, "You know you're not supposed to follow us here." I told him I did not know anything about that, that I was only worried about my mother, and that we had followed the instructions given to us. He then became more aggressive and got in my face. This was an extremely upsetting experience. My mother was having a medical emergency, and instead of being treated with professionalism and compassion, my sister and I were met with hostility, aggression, and disrespect.

The staff seem to have a problem with communication with each other and with the patients…read more After jumping through all the hoops and pulling my hair out trying to communicate with the PAs through the systems they told me to use, on the day of the surgery the staff was thorough and professional. Now the headache begins with all the bills. I asked at each appointment before the surgery what I owed or would owe, I got a run-around, and once I was told I didn't owe anything for one appointment. Then the bills start to trickle in. When I asked why I wasn't informed there would be a charge for a visit after being told there was no charge that day- all they said was, sorry for the miscommunication and asked- how I wanted to pay for it. I paid and was told there would be one bill coming for the surgery, but that isn't true either. So far two bills. I can't complain about the surgery (they were great) but - the hospital will nickel and dime you to death after the treatment. Why they can't coordinate billing and be up front about a planned surgery and appointments is beyond me. I wish I could give them more stars but I probably would get a bill for that as well. Baptist Hospital needs to change their on-line communication system (which one of their own staff said doesn't work). They also need to fix their billing system. There is no reason they can't tell you what you and your health insurance will be charged. I think that's what they call "transparency." I realize during the surgery, costs may change if something unexpected occurs but- come on.... You know what you charge and can give an estimate of all surgeries and appointments that are not an emergency. And I bet if you wanted, you could even figure out how to send one bill, instead of several. Or maybe you like stressing people out, so they have to come back for more health care.