If you are in need of a G.I. doctor, I can't recommend Dr. Rostholder enough! She is kind, since,…read morepatient, and concerned. She really has an awesome bedside manner. She also always has a warm and welcoming smile on her face. I had a ton of questions and she never rushed me at all. She made sure to answer them all in a way in which I could understand. She does run on time. At least that was my experience. I had to have an endoscopy, which she performed, and she was wonderful before and after the procedure. I was so nervous, but again, she has such a wonderful bedside manner, and she put me completely at ease. She discovered my issue and put me on antibiotics which cured me completely. I don't exactly "want" to have to see her again, but in the future when I need a G.I. doctor, it will be her that I see. I also have that dreaded colonoscopy to look forward to in just 5 more years (yep, I'm giving away my age!).

Love everything about this doctor. Great listener, proactive, makes sure you understand everything,…read moreexcellent support staff, do what they say and all so kind and pleasant. If you have to see a gastro doc, she is super!

I have to say that Borland Groover is a master assembly line medical treatment and care center…read moreunlike anything I've seen in a while! It reminded me of waiting in a military pharmacy! Now I will not say that is a bad thing. This well-oiled machine operates successfully by the skilled and highly experienced medical professionals and staff who run the front office area. Though the lobby is large, it was still a pretty crowded house. I had to take my dearest for a medical procedure here with Dr. Ibach and I found the care overall as highly impressive. I appreciate very much that Dr. Ibach visited the patient (which I did get to be part of) after her procedure, even though she was still pretty dazed as the anesthesia hadn't worn off yet. That was ok. No one forgets good quality Dr. to patient care. Dr. Ibach is a first class experienced professional who I would recommend to anyone anytime. As I watched things move along here, I did notice on the monitor that the names on it moved on and off pretty quickly overall. To its credit, this Borland Groover clinic has created a fine-tuned machine in moving patients along through this medical treatment center. With that, I will add it's good to see their human side too. They do treat the patients in a very caring manner. It is a clinic I would recommend to others. Recommend: HIGH

My partner is a patient there and was suffering from a severe stomach infection that caused him to…read morelose 15 pounds. Despite the seriousness of his condition, the earliest appointment available was more than two weeks away. We repeatedly called trying to get him seen sooner and were told someone would call us back, but no one ever did. Over the course of several days, we made multiple attempts to contact the office and received little to no response. Ultimately, we had no choice but to go to the ER to get the testing and treatment he needed. This was especially frustrating since he had already been an established patient and had been seen there just a few months earlier. The lack of communication and urgency was BEYOND disappointing. I would not recommend this practice based on our experience.

I see Dr. Shearer and I can honestly say my health care has NEVER been this thorough. When you…read morecall, you get a real live human. They do blood work and all tests either here or at the hospital. top notch health care if you want answers. I had a few issues my old Dr just marked off as getting with age or nothing to worry about. While it was nothing to worry about, they actually got a diagnosis as to what it was and now I can take steps to avoid it getting any worse. Love the Dr's, love the staff and love this facility.

Best quality of health care I have had in Florida , from the moment you walk in, you are in very…read moregood hands with the team and the physicians.

He is great! He listens. He doesn't usually run behind. Been. Seeing him 20 plus years. He is…read morevery good at diagnosing and prompt when refills need his approval. His assistant is very professional. I love this place!!

Dr. Sharma at New Life Surgical seems to really know his stuff. I recently attended one of his…read moreinformational seminars for bariatric surgery weight loss; which impressed me. I made an appointment for an initial consultation with him and went to that yesterday. He's a really nice guy and has long history of successful surgical experience. But unfortunately my insurance Florida Blue doesn't cover any sort of weight loss and I don't have the money to pay out of pocket, so my bariatric weight loss dreams ended there until I get a better insurance plan. Dr. Sharma was very kind and handled explaining things to me about insurance and giving me out of pocket estimate. If I ever do get better insurance that covers a bariatric sleeve I'll be using Dr. Sharma for it.

Dr. Sharma is a Godsend. I honestly believe he has saved my life. I was suffering from debilitating…read moreGERD and could barely eat or sleep. My weight had plummeted drastically to the point where I was skin and bones. My gastroenterologist kept telling me to take Pepsid but did nothing to address the root issue, which was a hiatal hernia. After several endoscopy sessions confirming the presence of a hernia he chose to just monitor the situation. I only wish I had found Dr. Sharma sooner. He took the time to listen to my symptoms, order the right tests and personally did my endoscopy. He discovered my hernia was much larger than my gastro initially relayed and I was scheduled for surgery soon after. His skill as a robotic surgeon is unparalleled. I did not have to take any pain meds post op at all and the incisions healed extremely well. What a blessing not to have any complications, something that speaks to Dr. Sharma's level of competence and experience. I am truly thankful and will be forever grateful for him and the standard of care he and his staff have shown to me. He has indeed given me a new life. I should also mention his facilities are spotless and state of the art. That in addition to the sweet and caring staff has always put me at ease. I couldn't recommend Dr. Sharma and New Life Surgical more for anyone who is suffering from any gastro related problem that requires surgery.

I really like the head Dr. for that department, everyone assisting was really great and thorough,…read morebut trying to establish an on going appointment with the Dr. was not possible. I was sent a note to get established but when I tried. I never heard back. Each time I called it was a hassle.

I have been at Mayo for 18 months , during this time i've lost 75 lbs and nobody can tell me why…read more Dr Palacios let me suffer for a solid year, no help, just come back in two months. Whatever this issue is , has to be found! I'm falling off a cliff and they are watching me fall

I have been a patient of Borland-Groover for 50 years. My first experience many years ago I had a…read moresevere stomach pain. Went to my appointment and the only staff I saw was a person who wanted to make sure I could pay and to accept my insurance. That was back when Dr. Borland was still in practice. Fortunately, for every patient he retired. My most recent experience I have been suffering with sharp stomach pains. It took me one month to schedule an appointment. I went on July 3 and was told the doctor needed clearance from my cardiologist. The clearance request was to be sent the following Monday. I called Borland-Groove spoke to a person answering the Clinic main number. She told me that no request for a clearance had been sent. It took three phone calls to Borland-Groover and two calls to my cardiologist. The cardiologist assistant finally was able to get a clearance request form from Dr. Cabi's office at Borland-Groover. It is a sad state when a physician's office or a clinic is being run by the staff and not the physician. I believe it is all about the money that clinic or physician's are making and less, or no regard, for the patient. A similar experience recently was with Southeast Orthopedic where it took four months to diagnose me with a broken hip. You can read my review at their site.

What is happening in the medical field? This facility is basically an assembly line for doctors to…read moretake in cash. You get wheeled into recovery and see that one person after another is wheeled in after another is discharged like cars being moved off the assembly line. In our case we were the only ones left standing because the doctor was so busy counting his cash and doing more colonoscopies that we just walked out on our own after waiting for Dr Andrew Brown to pull his scope out for another ca-ching. Totally unprofessional. Can't wait to see how much the insurance company had so she'll out for this guy. I'm guessing he will be able to buy another self cooling car. Arrogance at its worst. They wonder why people don't like or trust doctors. The nurses were great and the front staff were good. One of the other doctors had Coldplay tickets for tonight but he was out their consulting with patients, but not Dr Brown.

Visited Dr Abadeer again and I still fully trust him. He listens to you and talks over with you…read morewhat might be going on. Highly recommended this Doctor.

After experiencing a failed colonoscopy, I began researching alternative options to ensure a…read morepositive outcome for the procedure. I read multiple reviews about various providers and found that, aside from a few negative comments, this facility seemed well-organized. I reached out to book an appointment for the patient process. After an extremely long wait on the phone, I was finally connected with a young woman who collected my information. I was comfortable with the process until she asked for my gender. It's disheartening that a medical facility would ask such a question, as it highlights and enables the mental illness associated with gender dysphoria. One would hope that medical professionals would approach this topic more directly, asking for biological sex or recognizing that my tone of voice clearly indicates I am a man, thus avoiding the social stigma associated with gender identity.

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.

Dr Sievert is wonderful. He really listens and makes you very comfortable talking about whatever…read moreissues you have.

The only complaint I have is that Dr. Seivert can't be my full-time physician. They don't come any…read morebetter and he literally saved my life from chronic and unrelenting Hep B. I am 100% cleared. I can't thank him enough for his concern and care for me.