I didn't want to vaccinate my child due to religious reasons, Dr. Williams kept saying the word…read more"anti-vaxers" Then they kicked my child from being their patient due to being an "anti-vaxer". That just shows that they really are not doctors if they refuse to care the sick children. I just want people to know their beliefs and how they treat their patients when they disagree with their views.

Dr. George is so amazing and kind, she takes the time every visit to not only care for my child and…read moreanswer any questions I have but also provide personal responses and quality care. My daughter started seeing her a few days after she was born as she was a premie and I have never had a bad experience.

My son and I were seen by Jared Hansen at AdventHealth Centra Urgent Care in Port Orange on Monday,…read moreAugust 17, 2026, and we couldn't be more pleased. From check‑in to check‑out the staff were amiable, professional, and genuinely compassionate. Jared provided a swift, accurate diagnosis and the treatment plan and medications were exactly what we needed. The entire process was efficient and handled with empathy and care--there was real warmth and attention to detail at every step. My whole family has used this urgent care (I've been seen here before), and every visit has been a consistently pleasant experience. I highly recommend AdventHealth Centra Urgent Care in Port Orange. Thank you to Jared and the entire team for your excellent care and kindness.

Took my wife to the Emergency room on Tuesday 6-30. My wife was weak and dizzy. Amanda (Nurse) was…read morenice, took vitals and etc. The Doctor (Dr. Taylor) came in and said " I have a short attention span, so give me the short version of what is going on?" .....YES, that is exactly what he said. We explained the issues and he left. They pulled a blood sample and later Amanda stated it came back ok. Long story short Dr. Taylor never came back in the room during the entire 3 hr visit. We left and went home. I made my wife some chicken soup and slowly felt better. Today 7-2 my wife went to her Kidney Doctor. He reviewed her blood work from the ER and stated that her sodium had bottomed out and they should have gave her two bags of IV. I get it, he said / she said, but what REALLY pissed me off was Dr. Taylor's comment that he had a short attention span and give him the short version, like we were bothering him. Maybe his lack of "attention" missed the issue on the blood test?? How does someone with a short attention span become a MD in school? .......we will not go back to this location.

Okay, no one wants to be at a hospital, whether it is you in the hospital or if you are visiting…read moresomeone at the hospital, you hope for a professional and caring staff. Most of the staff here were absolutely amazing with the exception of one nurse, who was rude, obnoxious and honestly has no need to be in nursing (at least in my opinion). Anyone who works in Healthcare has an amazingly difficult job, but they need to remember that they are seeing many people at the worse times in their lives. Compassion needs to lead every conversation. Most of the staff here were incredible.

I have never been a patient at HCA Hospitals and only heard directly from someone of their bad…read moreexperience while being treated at one of the HCA ERs. I recently visited HCA Florida Lake Monroe to visit a friend who was admitted and had surgery the day prior. That was my second time visiting someone at that location. The staff I interacted with on both occasions were friendly and helpful. The check-in receptionist is always welcoming. Even the staff we asked for additional directions and cafeteria hours stopped what they were doing and without hesitation answered our questions.

Good luck trying to get an appointment for your sick child when you need one! The office staff are…read moremiserable, the doctors are part-time and never available, and they are quick to direct you to a walk-in clinic for help. We loved this practice when my daughter was born but we've since moved on to another practice near by which has been a blessing.

My baby is 6 months old and so far we have had a great experience at every appointment. Dr. Ward…read moreand Dr. Emmert were both friendly and helpful in answering all of my questions, but Amanda Roberts has been my favorite nurse practitioner and I request her when she's available. The nursing staff has been very friendly and all great with babies and making us feel informed at each appointment. Amanda Roberts really makes me feel like she is there for us by taking her time to talk us through each of his milestones and stages of life and not rushing out of the room to her next patient.

I, along with my kids, have been a patient of Dr Dycus for well over 20 years. From illness to…read moreadjustments, he has been stellar in every aspect of care/treatment. When I lived out of state for a little over a year, I would drive (before Telehealth was a thing) down for appointments because I refused to change physicians!

We saw Dr. Dycus for years when we lived in Florida. He was always thorough and caring, as was his…read morestaff. Dr. Dycus is the best primary care physician I've ever had pleasure to know. The world needs more primary care physicians of his caliber, as there would be more people living a healthy and better quality of life. Highly recommend.

*Update , two months after the first visit I just found out they refilled the wrong generic…read moremedication and it has been detrimental to my health. Not sure what is worse, the office staff or the the attending physicians. They will waste your time, your deductible's, and energy. For simple things that can be diagnosed with a primary care physician FIRST VISIT, Smith came in read a list of medications i am on, then ordered blood test results and left the room, asked if I had any questions while half way out the door... waited two weeks for blood results, would of waited longer if I did not call and ask to have assess to the portal. When i messaged Smith and expressed concern she wrote me back with a "schedule an office visit or may try infectious disease no referral is needed for your plan" (this is taken right from the message in the portal) that sounds extreme since I am working with what I thought was going to be my primary??? I called the office to see another provider, I go in and the new provider "Darnell" did express interest in my concerns however to be safe ordered more blood test and gave a referral to a dermatologist. As I was checking out for that appointment I asked for print outs of the blood work orders and referral, however was told TWICE that it was sent electronically. I went home and made an apt for Quest the next day before work, I even emailed Darnell in the portal to confirm it was sent electronically... I go to the quest apt and they do not have the orders, well one of the quest do, the one I told the front desk THREE TIMES the day before was not the one I went to... they asked to confirm, I told them it was wrong, it was a different location *gave location* was told okay, and moved on. After wasting my time at quest, I call CH to get the orders EMAILED to me, and make another apt over a week later because of the hurricane. When I came in for this last appointment, I waited 40 mins past my appointment time before Darnell came in to the room to pull up my results and read them to me in real time, I already knew what they were when I requested my full visit records to my email , and that's where I finally saw my referral (two weeks later) because I am supposed to magically know where that referral was sent, I have nothing better to do but call around or wait on hold the upwards of 20+ mins the 5-6 times I had to call this location. When I asked what my PRIMARY was going to do for me, she stated "I'M not going to do anything". why do I have a primary ? why does my ins pay do much out for someone to look at blood test results and pass me off ? Maybe I would understand if the staff took the time to explain anything... or at least give the impression they care, and you are not just another number... SAD I read reviews and I was hopeful this would be a great location.

Dr. Rankin and his staff have always been superb. I have been a patient of his since 1988, and he…read morehas actually saved my life on two separate occasions. They try to work you in when nothing is "available", and having two locations (the other is in DeLand) helps with this. It I s true that sometimes there is a wait, but it is more than worth it for your health. The waiting is typically due to the fact that patients are listened to, and actually treated like meaningful human beings instead of cattle, like at other insurance-driven medical practices. Patience is a virtue, especially when it is for a great medical team.

Very engaged primary care provider. I have been going to her for a few years and I am very…read moresatisfied with my experience. Wish more doctors took the time to really listen as she does.

This is the first negative review I have left for any business. I called Courtney St. James office…read moreto make an initial appointment with her. I was told by a rude receptionist that "her panel is closed." I did not know what she meant & proceeded to give her my medical information. She then YELLS... HER PANEL IS CLOSED! I apologized for not understanding office jargon & she told me that the Doctor was not accepting anymore new patients. Well if someone had posted that to your website (the one that states: ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS) I would have chosen a different doctor. While I'm sure the doctor is unaware of the situation, that's no excuse for rude customer/patient service. Good help, while not easy to find, is certainly not impossible.