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    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    JFK Internal Medicine

    JFK Internal Medicine

    2.3
    (23 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Good people, easy to reach a live person. I really like the training system they use. See a…read moreresident, resident comes up with plan, goes to confer w/Staff Dr, sometimes there is follow up question, but rarely... resident comes back and relays final info.

    My first review reflected my initial impressions and first visit. Now that I have been under their…read morecare for some time, it is time to update! This practice consists of a few permanent Doctors and many, many Interns. The few permanent Doctors also practice at the adjacent JFK hospital, thus why this is called JFK Faculty Practice. These doctors have pretty strict limited openings for patients and can really only be seen preventatively. The rest of the doctors are Interns who are on a rotating schedule and graduate every couple of years or sooner. If you need to see the doctor urgently and cannot wait for an appointment from one of the long term faculty, you will see the active Intern. Originally, I was placed with an Intern, long since gone, and since then have seen different Interns. I don't really mind this, as I like getting different perspectives from different people. I really, really like that all of my doctors have been women, most of them women of color or latinx. 5 stars for this! I also give 5 stars to being able to have fairly lengthy consultations virtually with Doctors who seemed very compassionate and listened to me. However, this system of rotating doctors is only as good as the internal office system in place to coordinate visits with multiple doctors over time. Unfortunately, my doctors have placed nonexistent or insufficient notes from my visits in, so that when I call in between visits or to follow up, the office staff and/or the next doctor have no idea what I'm talking about. This is beyond frustrating! Several incidents have happened: -one Doctor assigned me bloodwork, which I got completed, only to have the next Doctor tell me that I needed to get my bloodwork drawn again because the previous Doctor had left off a panel. -a Doctor prescribed me medication over the phone but then did not leave any record of this in my notes or anywhere else except for the prescription I received. -at the end of one visit a Doctor said she'd call me right back with final instructions and next steps, but did not call me back nor leave any notes -without telling me or asking my permission, a Doctor 'prescribed' me a virtual visit with a pharmacist, but when I got on the virtual visit, it was actually a nutritionist consultation where the nutritionists were given no info of why they were assigned to talk to me, and there was no info in the notes from the Doctor either. Um, now that I write all this out it's difficult to believe I have stuck with them so long! I did however persist in complaining and spoke to a kind nurse practitioner who promised to address some things, but I have no idea how much power or influence she has. While it was nice to be heard at the time, I haven't heard any follow up of what might have changed.

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    JFK Medical Center

    JFK Medical Center

    1.7
    (239 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    I am visiting my friend and he has been experiencing much better care and so far has been more…read morecomfortable overall.

    A man experiences severe back pain, so bad that he cannot get out of his truck or walk and calls…read more911. EMTs pick him up & give fentanyl on the way to JFK Main ER. He arrives at the ER & vitals are taken. According to the medical records, the pain "started at work after heavy lifting". The man never got out of his truck, never made this statement. (Record also states he is a "current every day smoker". The man has never smoked a cigarette in his life.) They send him for a CT scan, which just shows some degenerative changes". The nurse sticks a lidocaine patch on his back. Then no one comes to see him. A nurse walks by & a family member asks has anyone taken his BP recently. Her reply,"Did you ask him?", meaning the patient. What kind of snarky response is that??? The ER was not busy, but the patient, with the fentanyl wearing off, is now extremely uncomfortable. The ER physician, Dr. S comes in to tell the patient he's being discharged. The family member tells the doctor that the patient complained of urgency & painful urination that morning. The doctor tells them to go have his prostate checked. NO LABS WERE DONE. A simple urinalysis would've shown that the patient had a UTI. There was tenderness in the right lower back area. But Dr. S ignores this and sends the man home. T - temperature (normal) I - Infection (painful urination) M - Mental Decline (patient was anxious & "tired" by discharge) E - Extremely Ill (patient felt the worse he's felt in his life with severe pain) TIME - the signs of SEPSIS. In fact, during the Severe Sepsis Screening, male RN SG, documented YES on the heart rate, which was 128 on admission, & 127 on discharge. DO NOT GO TO THE ER at JFK MAIN. Some pee in a cup. Just a simple CBC. These tests were never done & would've shown that this man had sepsis. Instead, he was discharged. By the head of the ER. After only an hour being home, the man was taken by his family to their local hospital where immediately a sepsis alert was called. An E coli infection from the urinary system... He was admitted & started immediately on IV antibiotics. Remained in the hospital, where they also discovered a mass on the patient's bladder. Cancer. A complaint against Dr. S was filed with the FL DOH. But HCA has a lot of money & great lawyers. Nothing is on record about the complete oversight by Dr. S. He gets to practice emergency medicine forever. This hospital was once known to be the best cardiac hospital in PBC. Since HCA took over, it is not #1 anymore. Even their top cardiothoracic surgeon got the heck out of there. AVOID. AVOID. AVOID.

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    Elizabeth Mohr, MD - internalmed - Updated July 2026

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