Dr. Rose is a great doctor and has a very personal touch with his patients. A good choice for pain…read moremanagement, they dispense drugs on the premises and have two locations to choose from.

Dr. Anijar is amazing. He is very considerate, patient and understanding…read more I had to have some serious neck surgery and my surgeon recommended him to me. Not only did he help me with the pain before, during and after my surgery, he has continued to help me with other pain related problems I'm having. I highly recommend him to anyone with pain whose looking for a pain management specialist who will listen to you and find the best treatment for you.

From the owner: About Leon Anijar, MD…read more  Dr. Anijar is a board certified anesthesiologist and interventional pain management specialist who strongly believes that every person deserves to live a high-quality, pain-free life. He performs the full spectrum of pain management services ranging from regenerative therapies and epidural steroid injections to the latest minimally invasive procedures to treat lower back pain, cervical neck pain, and conditions like peripheral neuropathy and complex regional pain syndrome. Dr. Anijar has trained with many of the world leaders in interventional pain medicine and was one of the first pain physicians in Florida to be trained on percutaneous sacroiliac joint fusions, minimally invasive lumbar decompressions, and interspinous spacer devices. He has a special interest in neuromodulation therapy and has performed hundreds of spinal cord stimulator and peripheral nerve stimulator implants. Dr. Anijar also has extensive experience in regenerative medicine and only uses regenerative products that have robust evidence based clinical data supporting their efficacy and safety. Dr. Anijar studied Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, where he completed an advanced neuroscience senior project at the Yerkes Primate Center. He went on to earn his medical degree at the University of South Florida in Tampa and published multiple scientific articles in biomechanics, surgical oncology, and medical informatics...

My doctor is Gina Corsaletti. I recommend her. She has done miracles. My back pain has reduced…read moretremendously.

The other reviewers are correct: the staff here is rude and unprofessional…read more When my mother originally called to make her first appointment, the person on the phone was rude and demanded she bring physical medical records. When my mother mentioned no other specialist had ever asked for this, the staff member snapped, "How do you expect the doctor to know what's wrong?" We showed up for that appointment only to find she wasn't in the system at all. Staff repeatedly told us, "He is not here. He is on vacation. He will be back in 3 weeks." Because they kept saying "he," and her primary care doctor specifically referred her to Dr. Christian Gonzalez, we were led to believe she would be seeing him today. Today, June 30, my mother went inside first while I parked. When I walked in, I asked the receptionist on the right to join my mother. This receptionist was polite, asked my mother's name, and asked the staff behind her what room my mom was in. No one replied. She told me to sit and wait. Absolutely no one made any effort to follow up, knock on a door, or try to take me to my mother. I only got in because my mother eventually opened the waiting room door herself to look for me so I could speak to the doctor. When I asked why I was left waiting, staff made an excuse about doors being locked and not being allowed to ask. Once inside, I realized the doctor was female. I asked my mother if she spoke Spanish, and my mother said no. This office failed us in three major ways today: They switched my mother from her referred doctor (Dr. Gonzalez) to a non-Spanish speaking female doctor with zero advance notice. The staff member tasked with interpreting for my mother was in a terrible mood and gave her an attitude. The front desk made no effort whatsoever to bring me to my mother when I arrived. When I asked to speak to the office manager, they acted like they didn't hear me. A rude receptionist sitting on the left side of the desk abruptly asked if we needed to make an appointment and motioned for us to step right in front of her, clearly just wanting us out of the front desk area. My mom pointed to the girl who was writing something out for us. The rude receptionist asked that girl if she was helping us, and the girl confirmed she was writing up a test that needed to be done. That left-side receptionist was beyond rude. I asked again if there was an office manager or supervisor available, and was told "no" by the girl who was doing the writing. I insisted there has to be a medical supervisor or someone in charge, and again, she said no. I asked about a woman I saw dressed in office wear, but that lady stated she was the medical researcher. By the time we went to the front to get the next appointment date, the rude receptionist had suddenly changed her tune. Once outside the doctor's office, my mom reiterated how poorly they behaved and how she wished I had been there to talk to the doctor. That is when she told me about the attitude of the staff member who was writing the prescription and translating. My mother had to tell her, "If you're in a bad mood, I'll just wait for my daughter to come here to translate," which finally got her to drop the attitude. On their website, they claim "SWCA is built on a culture of empathy," and list their Core Values as: Be a good human Be professional Do the right thing Work together No excuses, get it done It looks like their staff needs to have this plastered on the walls throughout their office, because they did none of this. I have already filed a formal grievance with our insurance company.

I first went to New Form Physical Therapy for help with my hip and later returned after knee…read moresurgery. Both times the care was outstanding. Everything was handled with professionalism from start to finish. What impressed me most was the hands-on approach. I was never left on my own to figure things out. Someone was always right there beside me, guiding and helping through every step. Their service is truly first class, and I cannot say enough good things about them. Highly recommend.

Dr. Salles is the finest physical therapist that I have ever encountered. Since the age of five…read morewhen I was in a severe auto accident, I have been going to physical therapist. But I have never found anybody like Dr. Salles. she is so amazing. I'm not able to recommend her enough and I am a physician myself.

Dr B is an amazing surgeon who has impacted my life in a positive way. He is the most humble Dr…read moreyou will ever meet. He is very knowledgeable and will all have your best interest in mind. He is truly one of a kind and I can say not only is he my Doctor but I consider him now my friend. His office staff is amazing, professional, and very caring. From Jessica PA to Daisy and Christy Administrative staff. Office is extremely clean and always smells amazing as you exit elevator. Overall they are all amazing. May god bless this amazing group of individuals.

Dr. Brusovanik is amazing. He explains every detail of the patience's medical issues with patience…read moreand a smile making the patient feel comfortable and informed. Dr. B takes his time and is never rushed in explaining the alternate medical options to the patient. I highly and without any hesitation recommend Drs. Brusovanik and Kaufmann. The office staff is friendly, helpful and extremely professional. They are great.

Dr paglia is incredible. He does not give up on finding a way for you to enjoy your life. He really…read morecares about your well being. I've been going to him for years. Great doctor!

I'm new to Miami and I am still trying to establish care…read more I've been suffering from plantar fasciitis in one foot and pincher toe nails on both big toes. I was able to make an appointment to be seen as a new patient. I find Dr Horn to be very friendly and personable. I enjoyed our chat while he was treating my plantar fasciitis and the office staff is very pleasant. While he did provide relief from the pain in my heel and a comprehensive list of footwear to get to avoid future issues, I was not satisfied with the discussion around my toenails and whether they should be cut away or not. I ended up seeing another podiatrist and am in the process of having them corrected.

Experienced chiropractor, explained in detail my options. I was satisfied with knowledge and…read moreexpertise. This is my first visit and I was impressed with the care and expediency. Linda at the front desk was very courteous.