The security guard Tory was absolutely the most amazing security guard I ever met he was helpful…read moreand made my day a lot better he so kind and can't forget the welcoming smile I surely will be back if im ever in need again knowing that the hospital has people like that working there he gets an A+ in my book.

At 68 years old and only 12 days removed from open heart surgery for congenital nonrheumatic aortic…read morevalve stenosis caused by a bicuspid aortic valve I was born with, the last thing I needed was unnecessary stress and aggravation from hospital bureaucracy. I spent May 1 through May 6 in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center recovering from life-saving aortic valve replacement surgery performed by Nishant Dinesh Patel. Every patient in that cardiac ICU is under Dr. Patel's care, and the hospital staff clearly knows the process involved with follow-up appointments and post-operative imaging. My follow-up appointment with Dr. Patel was scheduled for May 14, and my chest X-ray at the hospital was scheduled one hour before the appointment. Dr. Patel's office is literally across the street from the hospital. Instead of simply contacting Dr. Patel's office to obtain whatever referral paperwork was apparently missing, a hospital employee called me on May 13 and unilaterally moved my chest X-ray appointment to Friday -- the day after my doctor's appointment. That was not only illogical, it showed a complete lack of customer service, common sense, and compassion for a recovering open heart surgery patient. Rather than doing the job they are paid to do and coordinating directly with the physician's office, this employee chose the easier route: push the problem onto the patient recovering from major cardiac surgery. Patients recovering from open heart surgery should not have to fight administrative battles or be forced to correct scheduling problems created by hospital paperwork issues. At a time when stress and elevated blood pressure should be avoided, I was forced to deal with unnecessary aggravation because someone could not be bothered to make a simple phone call to Dr. Patel's office. The medical care I received from the cardiac ICU nurses, rehabilitation staff, and Dr. Patel himself was outstanding and compassionate. Unfortunately, this interaction with hospital administration was the complete opposite. Hospitals need to remember that recovering cardiac patients are human beings, not paperwork files to shuffle around for administrative convenience. At 68 years old and only 12 days removed from open heart surgery for congenital nonrheumatic aortic valve stenosis caused by a bicuspid aortic valve I was born with, the last thing I needed was unnecessary stress and aggravation from hospital bureaucracy. I spent May 1 through May 6 in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center recovering from life-saving aortic valve replacement surgery performed by Nishant Dinesh Patel. Every patient in that cardiac ICU is under Dr. Patel's care, and the hospital staff clearly knows the process involved with follow-up appointments and post-operative imaging. My follow-up appointment with Dr. Patel was scheduled for May 14, and my chest X-ray at the hospital was scheduled one hour before the appointment. Dr. Patel's office is literally across the street from the hospital. Instead of simply contacting Dr. Patel's office to obtain whatever referral paperwork was apparently missing, a hospital employee called me on May 13 and unilaterally moved my chest X-ray appointment to Friday -- the day after my doctor's appointment. That was not only illogical, it showed a complete lack of customer service, common sense, and compassion for a recovering open heart surgery patient. Rather than doing the job they are paid to do and coordinating directly with the physician's office, this employee chose the easier route: push the problem onto the patient recovering from major cardiac surgery. Patients recovering from open heart surgery should not have to fight administrative battles or be forced to correct scheduling problems created by hospital paperwork issues. At a time when stress and elevated blood pressure should be avoided, I was forced to deal with unnecessary aggravation because someone could not be bothered to make a simple phone call to Dr. Patel's office. The medical care I received from the cardiac ICU nurses, rehabilitation staff, and Dr. Patel himself was outstanding and compassionate. Unfortunately, this interaction with hospital administration was the complete opposite. Hospitals need to remember that recovering cardiac patients are human beings, not paperwork files to shuffle around for administrative convenience.

I recently spent 13 days in the hospital for two consecutive surgeries, and I have nothing but high…read morepraise for my experience. The care and attitude of the entire staff--from the doctors to the nurses--were exceptional. They treated both me and my family with the utmost professionalism and genuine tenderness throughout my entire stay. The facilities are a bit dated due to the legacy of the building but nothing can replace the human touch. Great job everyone!

I've visited this hospital three times, and unfortunately my experiences have been consistently…read moreconcerning. During my most recent visit, the intake process (once inside the ER, not the first one that you have, but the one with the actual person who's gonna be treating you) felt extremely rushed, my nurse spent less than 30 seconds with me, and I did not feel properly assessed or heard. I felt very dismissed on multiple occasions and like the nurse wasn't listening to me. Throughout my time there, multiple staff members came across as unfriendly, which made an already stressful situation feel worse. I also observed behavior that felt unprofessional for a medical setting, including staff joking around in a way that was disruptive and did not seem appropriate for the environment. Additionally, I was discharged before I felt ready and before I believed my condition had been adequately addressed or stabilized. When I arrived at the ER, my pain was a 7/10. It only went down to a six ish and is now back up to a seven or eight (several hours after leaving) also, the building seemed to smell like mold or something which is new from the last two times. I was there that I didn't notice up until this visit. I understand that emergency departments can be busy and stressful, and I respect how hard medical staff work. The one good part was that the male nurse I had (I had two- the female nurse was the dismissive one) was very skilled at doing IV, which has been a problem for nurses in the past because I'm a hard stick. However, I left feeling concerned about the level of attention, communication, and professionalism I received during my visits.

An amazingly thorough, knowledgeable, and compassionate physician- as an RN, I know how challenging…read morethis is to find! Dr. Bieley takes the time to get to know you, your health concerns & complaints, and works with you to find true solutions, not just a short term quick fix. After struggling with fatigue, insomnia, hypothyriodism, menopause, migraines, joint pain, anxiety and more, I became very depressed. Have seen other doctors & tried other approaches, but without any significant relief, just a lot of prescriptions for medications that didn't help much. I feel I'm finally on the right path & with the right physician!

Dr. Bieley is in my experience the best doctor! If you are concerned with the possibility of being…read moreill due to mold, Dr. Bieley will make sure you are properly tested, diagnosed and cared for. Together with his office staff they have guided me every step of the way towards healing, recovery and have gone the extra mile in helping me coordinate other services to aid me as I continue with treatment. Thank you!

I had a wonderful experience at Urgent Care of the Palm Beaches. After going to another urgent care…read morethat tried to charge me $300 when my insurance co-pay was only $60 for urgent care services, I quickly left that office and came here. This was definitely a great experience. The staff was very friendly and service was fast and thorough. I really appreciate the time that they took to diagnose my daughter and the fact that they not only sent us out for imaging and bloodwork, but also scheduled to follow up appointment on the spot. I would definitely come back here if I had another urgent care need

So, I was playing volleyball with a group of peopoe, one who I guess is the head Dr at Urgent Care…read moreof the Palm Beaches and I'd been sick with a cough for like 3 months at this point. He didn't know I'd been sick but said I needed a lung x-ray because it sounded like I had pneumonia. I went in that day. I filled out a few pieces of paperwork and they saw me with literally no wait. The nurses were amazing. I was in and out in 45 mins and the x-ray showed the Dr was correct...got my prescription and was better in 10 days. This place is amazing!

I have been coming to this office for years and the only reason I continued to come was because of…read moreMichael Carpino. He is fantastic but since he has left I will no longer be tolerating the incompetence of his front office support staff. I called TWO WEEKS AGO to inform them that my anti-depressants were no longer working and that I was becoming manic...I have yet to hear back from them with a doctors recommendation. All I can say is thank God I'm not suicidal and waiting on them. A couple tips if you're going to actually go to this office: 1. Don't ever leave a message for the nurses because they will not call you back. You will need to call multiple times and always try to speak to a receptionist in hopes that she will catch a nurse for you but even then it's unlikely. 2. If there are any issues with your billing or insurance (even if you were unaware or it's an issue on the insurances part) the receptionists will rudely announce to the entire waiting room that you are delinquent. I'm pretty sure that violates HIPPA but regardless it's rude and unnecessary. 3. It will take them weeeeeeks to get what ever documentation you need so always plan ahead. I needed a letter for my ESA (emotional support animal) for the airlines and it took me over a month to get it.

What an excellent experience I've had at JMC Urgent Care Indiantown! I so appreciate the…read moreknowledge and quality care of the nurse practitioners and all of the employees. I have never been to an urgent care where I was encouraged to call back if I had any questions and, when I did, , I was listened to and was treated with respect and concern. What a gift JMC Urgent Care is to the Jupiter community! Thank you so much! Joan A.

Great experience! Nurse Corine and Doctor Theo were amazing. I arrived with an awful cough that was…read moreactually bronchitis. They immediately took an X-ray, Doctor prescribed all the right medicines and in less than three days I started feeling better. Thank goodness I went to JMC.

Are you kidding me!?! Rude, Unfriendly, disrespectful group of medical staff ever…read more One and done - I'll never go back and I advise all to avoid. The lobby is dark, dingy and dirty. Picture frames are broken and hanging off kilter. Creepy documentaries on tv, hand sanitizer bottle was filthy and empty. No restroom in lobby. Felt like a needed a shower after leaving. Had to call for directions and she kept telling me to park in the back, well there is a pond in the back. My appointment was at 10:30 and I didn't get called back until 11:30

I've been going to MGsF in Jupiter for years, since they were in a much smaller building, but I am…read moredone . Two doctors I've seen there have now gone "concierge" where one needs to pay them thousands of dollars just for the right to schedule an appointment and then be billed again. At what point do they remember their oath as doctors and not to bank accounts . Ps billing is always screwed up and yearly physical labs are always coded wrong resulting in unnecessary costs

CLUSTERFUCK! After 9 months of them. It obtaining my hospital records, I finally got them myself…read more After 9 months of them and my primary dr passing the buck on prescribing my meds, I finally switch my primary care to this office as well. Finally things got better. Now, however, I'm 6 weeks of trying to get a simple preop appt scheduled. I go for an appt, then they say I need blood work, a MONTH after getting bloodwork. Ok. No problem. Get the bloodwork (which always takes a week or two) and they say they need an X-ray. Surgery is 6 days away. This is virtually impossible! Why not tell me this 3 weeks ago when you said I needed bloodwork? Why 6 days. 6 fucking days. So now, I'll need to reschedule surgery, reschedule the specialists' preop, reschedule the cardiologists preop. Seriously folks, wtf? How in the fuck can you run a successful business of any type with no communication in house and with your patients?!?! To shove a patients blood pressure through the roof weekly, is flat out ignorant. You're supposed to help, not complicate someone's life for gods sake. And why doesn't yelp allow a zero star review? This place definitely deserves it. If you valued your sanity, your mental and physical well being, and like keeping stress and anxiety low, don't come here!!!!!!! Choose life!