My husband did not receive such good care. He ended up with an infection and passed away because…read moreneither he or his staff listened. He is however very good on his computer.

Dr. Sanz gave me 40mg of Omeprazole twice a day and when I went to my gastroenterologist and told…read moreher, she was shocked. She told me that amount of Omeprazole is toxic to the body and she can't believe anyone would ever prescribe such an amount as that. His front staff are snobby, ridiculous, and racist. They were openly taking about it while patients were in the waiting around, very loudly should I add. Never again will I ever step foot in that building..

Came here for my anual check up / physical and from making the appointment to finding a Doctor…read moreCleveland Clinic has been great! I moved here about 2 years ago and let me tell you it is not easy to find a general doctor. Well was able to find here using my Insurance and it has been great Dr Judy De Silva is the best and her staff all great. From checking in (digitally in the front desk) to the waiting room (very clean) to the restrooms (clean) staff gets to know you. Going to the doctors is not a fun day but I can say Cleveland Clinics do an amazing job! Thank you!

My family physician is part of the Cleveland Clinic, and unfortunately, our experience on May…read more29-30, 2026, was one of the most frustrating and disappointing healthcare experiences we have ever encountered. On May 29, we visited Urgent Care at 8:00 AM after I secured an appointment at midnight. My husband was experiencing severe pain and was unable to defecate. Urgent Care provided a referral for a gastroenterologist, only for us to be informed that his insurance required a referral directly from his primary care physician. We then went to our doctor's office around 11:00 AM, hoping to get assistance without an appointment, given the circumstances. We were told it could take 24-48 hours to obtain either a referral or an appointment, despite my husband's worsening condition. Concerned about his pain, we proceeded to the Cleveland Clinic Emergency Room and arrived around 11:30 AM. A practitioner evaluated him and stated that his condition was beyond her expertise. He was placed in a room, and we were informed that he would need a CT scan. A staff member brought him two bottles of Omnipaque and told us it would take approximately two to three hours before the scan could be performed. After waiting more than three hours without any updates, I contacted the nursing staff around 3:00 PM to ask what was happening. We had not seen a physician, received any meaningful updates, or been checked on regarding the next steps in his care. We were then told that the CT scan would not take place until 4:00 PM. Had we been given accurate information from the beginning, we could have managed our expectations accordingly. Following the imaging, we were informed that something had been identified near his kidney. He was moved to a private room, and we were led to believe additional testing, including an MRI and further evaluation, would help determine the cause of his symptoms. However, despite the scans and extended stay, the primary issue that brought us to the hospital--his severe rectal pain and inability to pass stool--still did not appear to be adequately addressed. The only treatment he seemed to receive was the same pain medication injection. On May 30, my husband was informed that he would be seen by a neurologist, but no timeframe was provided. I stopped by the hospital around 8:00 AM before going to work and requested an update from the nurse. She stated that surgery might be needed, but no one seemed certain. Later, a staff member named Liz discussed discharge planning and asked whether my husband would need assistance at home. I explained that I would be available to care for him. When I returned after work at approximately 4:50 PM, there was still no clear plan of care. My husband had spent most of the day waiting and had not been provided food because of the anticipated neurological evaluation. While I understand testing sometimes requires dietary restrictions, the lack of communication and uncertainty throughout the day was extremely frustrating. After repeatedly asking for updates, we were eventually told that the physician had decided no further intervention was necessary. This was shocking, considering my husband remained in significant pain and the original rectal issue had not been resolved. In the end, we left the hospital in essentially the same condition as when we arrived. Upon discharge, several doctors provided their office contact information and encouraged my husband to follow up with them directly if he needed further assistance. After nearly two days of waiting, testing, and uncertainty, the only treatment he was sent home with was a cream and pain medication. Unfortunately, the pain medication created additional discomfort by making it difficult for him to urinate. Our primary care physician eventually reached out through the patient portal and offered an appointment. On Monday, June 1, 2026, we called to schedule and were initially given an appointment date of July 23, despite the ongoing pain and unresolved symptoms. I requested that we be notified if any cancellations became available. Thankfully, the following day we received a call offering an earlier appointment on June 11. While I appreciate that effort, it highlighted how difficult it can be for patients to obtain timely follow-up care when they are actively suffering. What was most upsetting was not simply the wait time but the lack of communication, consistency, and urgency regarding a patient who was clearly suffering. Some staff members demonstrated compassion, professionalism, and genuine care. Others appeared indifferent, as though patients were simply another task to get through during their shift. Additionally, the restroom facilities available to patients were not maintained to an acceptable standard of cleanliness, which only added to an already stressful experience. We paid a $300 copay and left feeling that compassion and patient-centered care were largely absent from this experience.

Dr Ariet is 5 stars.. his staff are less than one star.. thus the 3 star rating…read moreWhat the staff doesnt understand we patients are actually customers that pay to see their boss. Its OUR insurance that pays the bulk of the bill but regardless we are who pay and they should treat every patient as paying customers. We do not come to see them we come to see the Doctor as a choice. I find this problem everywhere... the staff treats patients as a nuisance when reality we indirectly pay their salary.

I'm a nurse of 30 years I have been going to I have been with this practice for the last 2 years…read moresince moving to Florida I absolutely have not one complaint the treatment has been exceptional always get my prescriptions on time always refills before I'm ready and the staff has been very helpful and friendly. I absolutely love Dr Pena and his physician's assistant best group I've been to since I've been in Florida highly recommended

The worst!! From Dr. switches (leaving mostly,) to difficulty with scheduling or getting an…read moreappointment to dealing with many people who hate their jobs, it all sucks. The care is remedial. The doctors work from like 9-2 M-Thur. It's ridiculous. Constantly pawned off onto a nurse practitioner. A minimum of 72 hours for a return phone call from a nurse. You could drop dead by then!!! The last Dr. called in an RX for an injection med without telling me. I refused it. That was the last straw. I googled my Dr. who left, found him and drive 40 minutes to see him. Now Heart(less) and Family can kick rocks! Shame on them for treating people like numbers!!! They have lost their humanity.

I have been having serious health problems and made an appointment with Dr Meghan Garland, she took…read moremy concerns seriously and advised me to see a cardiologist and neurologist because of the symptoms I've been having. The cardiologist Walldo Oral in the same office was great, he took me just as seriously and was prompt with professional advice and sent tests in. The nursing staff and staff behind the front desk were extremely friendly and polite. I highly recommend this office to anyone who needs a doctor that takes their patients concerns seriously and addresses them accordingly!

I've been coming to this office for a couple of years now. The staff is great and always very…read morehelpful with anything I need. When I started my shots, I didnt have to wait more than 15 min, in and out. I'm glad I returned to continue my shots.

BEWARE! I went for allergy tests and Dr Wein was quick to get through the appointment and spent…read moreless than 5 minutes with me. The nurse completed the testing and was very courteous. They do provide you with a patient portal, but you can't see your test results or send an email, so what is the purpose? I was then told I had to pay the full amount of +$700 before leaving, and they could not provide me with an itemized bill. My insurance covered approximately $670 so I had a small refund due back to me. Since I did not receive any communications or statements from the doctor, I reached out for a refund. I was told I had to wait until the following month for it to show up in their system. I called the following month, and they said the checks for the month were already done and mine would be processed the following month. Good luck trying to get someone live on the phone as calls usually go to voicemail without a name or phone number. I finally asked for the office manager, Chelsea, who was rude and full of excuses. Checks are only issued once a month, and she would make an exception to process a check the following Monday. It was not mailed out of their office until that Thursday. BTW, the doctor does not have voicemail, nor does he return calls. Giving this doctor a 1 star is 1 too many, he should get negative stars.

Very professional, knowledgeable, and caring. My appt was taken right on time, no hour wait like so…read moreother offices. Called my scripts in immediately .

I called to make an appointment, today, but the receptionist spoke 0 English. I asked 3x for…read moreclarification , & there were no apologies & no consideration. He put me on hold for forever & then the call terminated. Well, that's fine! I will find another doctor. I can't converse with someone who cannot grasp the English language. Do better!

I've been visiting the Martin Health Facilities for almost ten years. I have moved to four other…read moreareas due to husbands employment. I/We have driven from Tampa, Sarasota and Jacksonville, Fl. Countless times. Many hours and miles traveling to my Doctors, Care Providers at Martin Health. Yes, I have had urgent care in all the other places I've resided in. Some Medical Care Providers in those areas good. And, some not worth mentioning. Even though I have high quality. ""Not Needing Referrals. No HMO. I have not found the Medical Care that Martin Hlth has provided me with for my needs/Trust.****Medical Insurance. I am very blessed in that aspect. **** Martin Heath as of yet. Not disappointed me. Or my family. I resided in Port Saint Lucie West six years. I must add. We are relocating to the area. We are building hopefully. Our for ever home. Primarily, for the care that I/We receive from the exceptional Medical Professionals Martin Hlth has available. The friendly, compassionate staff. Always eager to assist. In my experience it is quite evident their dedication to the wellbeing of their patients. And, dedication to the physicians/ Medical Staff they work with on a daily basis. It's a highly positive scenario. When their is very little turnover(Change of Staff) in a facility. Generally, that is a Red Flag for underling issues, that are not favorable to the patient and to the Staff remaining at the facility. Hence, the need of training new employees. It's time consuming, causes confusion, frustration and opens doors for errors. My PCP is absolutely, without a doubt one of the best if not the best Physician I've had the good fortune to have his care. Dr. Peter S Zeblisky is compassionate, takes the necessary time. Acknowledges concerns, addresses issues promptly. Exceptional bedside manner. His Staff goes above and beyond to take care of all your needs. Please, do keep in mind. Based on the priority(gravity). When it comes to test results and the volume of patients. You may receive a prompt reply. A day or two. It's always a good idea with all tests if no response after three days. Not weekends or Holidays. To call and inquire. I always hope for the best. Being, that a quick phone call may be "Not exactly good news:-(" Prescriptions, I try not to wait until almost out of a med. yes, things do happen:-\ Has for the Diagnostic Ctr. Runs like A Well Oiled Machine. Very efficient. Maritza, Mammography Tech. Is fantastic. She's gentle, compassionate, very efficient, great personality. Greets you with a cheerful smile. Makes me feel comfortable. It's obvious she genuinely cares about her patients, the facility she represents. And, is very attentive to detail. She has been doing my mammograms for at least the last nine years. I am always very glad to see her. Not particularly looking forward to having a mammogram. But, she does make it much more easier. If you need a Doctor in this area? In my experience. I highly recommend that you seriously consider. Looking into the Martin Health Care System. Hospice Nurse,Ret.

Going to an emergency room I expect to sit and wait, lots of patients at an emergency room so I…read moreunderstand that things take time. They have absolutely the worst communication possible, one nurse came into the room to talk to us but left stating she would be right back because I was in the phone dealing with insurance which ended up being an error that the hospital employee input incorrect information. Nurse didn't come back after a half hour, I go stand in the hall to try and get attention and she sees me and says I'll be right there....over three hours later we are still waiting for even a nurse to come I'm not even the doctor just a nurse. Worst hospital I have been to in 45 years!

Dr. Pamer is a very good pulmonologist. Great problem solver. Cares about his patients. Keeps on…read moretop of medical research. Has a great sense of humor as well. Office staff is professional.

Very thorough and caring in his examination. Giving of his time!…read moreGrateful for generous and expert help.