I have not been at this hospital since my mother was a patient in 2012 and it was known as…read moreUniversity Community Hospital. I developed the ultimate respect when they took the stance to help my mother with long-term dementia...BCBS wanted her transferred to a county health center known as a dumping ground. They "held her hostage" for a week until Blue Cross approved an appropriate, incredible care program which ultimately placed her in a facility she LOVED and where she thrived for 8 1/2yrs. A lot has changed since then. I was asked by my out-of-state son a few weeks ago to take a phone charger to his father who had been admitted the day earlier into ER. I thought it would be an easy trip, even with my permanent concussion leaving me "weak" in formerly strong mental abilities. I drove in and immediately got lost. I saw tall buildings, a parking garage, winding drives. The ER was no longer a recognizable building with a parking lot. It had its own drive with four valets stationed. I panicked; I didn't know what to do. One of the valets came up to me, I explained my brewing meltdown re where to park. He calmly spoke to me and offered for me to pull a bit down the drive, park there by the door, and he would watch my car while I went inside. ER certainly had grown, was packed, but staff was calming and made sure I had help to where I needed to be. This was not going to be easy as my son's dad is my ex and I know his temperament. He was in his room, glad I had the cord, mad that I didn't have the charger portion which he had not said he needed.... hospitals often have extras of those. He was not pleasant, but the nurses were incredible. As I stepped outside his room, they approached me, one with a hug to calm my nerves. One, later told me her name Dylan M, said she was going to have Rachel H help find the piece he needed. It took a while to find one...I was so glad they did because he was not pleasant with anyone having to go in or out of his room to tend to his needs. Sorry to be so wordy, but I had asked their names and their supervisors' names because I wanted to make sure I wrote this review. The supervisors are Erics Avellan (mgr) and Jordan King (asst mgr). I had Dylan write the four names on a piece of paper for me. CB, my nickname for my "other half" Concussion Brain, must have misplaced the piece of paper when I got home. I couldn't find it anywhere! About 15min ago I opened my Bible and turned to the next set of verses I was to read. Yes, God made sure these angels would get their due review. God, bless these women, the job they do and the staff they work with to help their patients. The heartfelt way is still at this hospital....it may have grown, its name may have changed, but I have the same love and respect for the heart they put into their jobs!

Run away - don't even walk. This review is a summary of several recent experiences here. The ER and…read morepre-surgery check-in for which they didn't bother to make an appointment and then called to ask where I was. They do not communicate with each other, they do not collaborate - they are clueless. You may also wanna allow about half an hour for valet parking. Simply awful!

Everyone is so helpful. The medical professionals are not only professional but care and ask how…read moreyou are doing and take time to listen. We were so blessed to see the doctors here for a rare cancer. Anyone fighting cancer, definitely give Mofffitt a try.

Very pleased with my first few visits...when you have cancer...you want to know your in the care of…read morethe very best. I was impressed. Moffitt is polished, professional and everyone puts you at ease...No stress which was nice...they truly appear to be top of their patients...The valet service is a nice touch upon arrival...There were lots of kind faces, smiles and assistance to help patients effortlessly navigate such a karge network.. They make you feel important to them, like you "matter" there. The surgery appeared to move flawlessly, communication and care were top notch. It's now post- surgery...that's a lot different...I'm "waitng" on results...and my first "post op" conversation with my surgeon is 4 weeks out...WAY too long to wait and wonder...it's very stressful and there has been no one check8ng back in with me in almost a month....That has been a bit depressing and stressful. My life truly has felt stalled and on hold. I get that sadly they are so busy...however, I expected more since this is my first cancer experience and that I held Moffitt to a different standard which is my fault I guess.

I am so glad that after.a good/bad experience here.in August 2019. I must write this review. It's…read morelike night and day how different MY HOSPITAL IS..... I AM TERMINAL STAGE FOUR COLORECTAL THAT HAS METASTATIsized I was rushed here by ambulance and it was like wow is this where they treated me so bad last time. Dr.maserotti her team, Dr. Reed and the great Dr. Damon I cleared lesions from my esophagus so I could eat. The nurses Ardy.techs Celine.a very nice nurse Richard. They have been God sent to my old behind.its been a time of wanting to give up but they not only gave me hope they restored my faith in God.The palliative care team are ANGELS. TO THE ADMINISTRATION don't know what you are doing but keep it up. Morale is better. Wesson Super.nurse,Erin a supervisor who cared about me being unable to eat. This means so much to me..... God bless you alk

Shriners Hospitals has their headquarters in my former home State of Florida. For 15 years before I…read moreretired and moved to Manhattan I was very active with disabled children. My dealings with the Schiners was productive. Children were given very individualized services as well as their families. Help is needed because the needs are always greater than bed availability. I'm recommending you donate whatever you can. They are the first to send me the lovely and cute Xmas cards annually.

Initially I was thrown off by their somewhat rude security guard that was there when we checked in…read morethis afternoon, but I wasn't going to let him mess up my day. It's usually a long appointment when we come here and I understand that. Between getting x-rays done and I'm waiting to see the actual doctor it takes quite a while. Deneeka....the medical assistant,was very kind and helpful and kept us posted on the status of our physician who was in surgery so he was running late. I wish I could rate the staff members separately. She would definitely receive 5 stars.

Moved down the street to 3294 Cove Bend Dr. By the Cracker Barrel…read more Came here because the nurse at All-Children's wanted me to take my son in to be looked at for possible dehydration and that the emergency room isn't in my best interest. I walked and did the usual standard paperwork and I went to the back shortly afterwards. The attending was great. We were in and out in 1 hour. That is definately something that the emergency room definately can not do!!!!

If you could avoid this office, definitely do so. The front desk is incredibly rude. They do not…read morehonor the time you select online. When asking for the wait time they say they "have no clue, could be an hour or two." So much attitude for no reason.

This has been my primary dentist when I live in Florida for over 10 years. He is beyond…read moreprofessional, amazing at explaining in terms that I, a non dentist, can understand. Their scheduling is flexible. And the entire office staff are always so nice and friendly. I can't see myself going anywhere else. This is not my first time reviewing but deleted my old review because it wouldn't allow me to make updates. If you want a dentist that cares and deal with people that also care and understand- this is your go to dentist.

I chipped my front tooth last night (Friday) and was worried more would break off before I could…read moreget back to my hometown dentist. My boyfriend found a place open on Saturday but when I called them I was told no dentist was there on Saturday. I asked if they knew of anyone and she recommended Amberly Family Dentistry. I called them and got an appointment at 11am. They took X-rays and gave me the options to fix it. I went with the option to bond the tooth and am thrilled with the results. Dr. Persaud was awesome!

Great with my kids. Always smiling and helpful. I appreciate all that they do. It is hard work and…read moreI do not take that for granted.

Therapy Department The therapist are wonderful for PT. It's…read morethe billing and office management that is horrible. They over bill at hospital rate for CPT codes - where smaller facilities bill less. They bill $198 for an hour of PT. They never advised us that our insurance benefits ran out or that they did not have pre-approval still for services. This has now caused us to have thousands of dollars we owe - and they are not willing to negotiate or take any ownership. They will not charge lower rates - they are still trying to charge full billing of $198. Make sure before you obtain any services here that you confirm billing and charges and if they have pre-approval for those services. As they are unwilling to work with anybody financially.

Came here today after the Advent Health Urgent Care across the street told me that they didn't have…read morean x-ray technician on site. I was checked in and seen right away. No wait at all, which was really nice. They gave me Tylenol for the pain and did an x-ray on my foot in the room. I was thankful I didn't have to be moved unnecessarily and they were able to come to me. I did registration on the tablet they had which was pretty quick. It turned out my foot was just bruised and not broken or sprained. So I am just elevating it at home. I did get crutches and they did wrap my foot with an ace bandage. I had a fall when trying to use them, but I also already have poor balance. I was okay either way. It was a relatively quick experience. They elevated my foot on the bed while I waited when I first arrived too. Everything was comfortable and all staff were nice. My nurse, Keishla, was also really nice and quick with everything. She helped me off the floor after I fell and made sure I was okay. Even environmental asked if I was okay, since water spilled because I fell. All in all, it was a good experience and I would definitely come back here in the future.

Had to go for lab work-prescription. Went at 3:00 on Friday afternoon so I could get in and out…read more Did lab work which I delayed myself for about 30 minutes, But still get out at 6pm., after I stood in doorway to let people see me, then they supposedly call on prescription. LOL, checked at 9 when pharmacy open-they hadn't received it. After 3 trips back to the to emergency care on Fowler, the pharmacy finally got it & I picked up the medicine. Prescription was written with the WRONG number of pills to match the directions . This was the Worst visit I had ever had to any place. This place doesn't even rate one .

Both times I visited F.A.S. the staff was friendly, doctor listened and addressed my concerns. He…read moremade sure to answer all of my questions and treated me much better than I have experienced at other urgent care clinics in the area. I will continue to pick this urgent care facility for myself and my family in the future.

From the owner: F.A.S. Urgent Care Center is committed to delivering ultimate, cost effective and compassionate…read morecare to the patient of the State of florida. We treating all common urgent care issues via telemedicine. Our CEO Dr Frantz Saint vil Has worked more than 10 years in ER f in Florida, Georgia and South Dakota. He is board certified in Urgent Care Medicine. We are offering Telemedicine membership starting April ,1,2023. It includes for only $ 150/year: 1) unlimited Doctor's visits 2) scripts 3) lab orders 3) radiologic requests 4) referrals We added to our service since 02/02/2024 F.A.S. Primary Care where you can book and be seen the same day Now. We invite all patients who do not have a primary care actually to join The F.A.S. Primary care Family. We are open for new patients.

Friendly, efficient, and caring staff. Reasonable prices. Walk-ins welcomed. Our first time there…read moretoday. Would definitely go back and would certainly recommend to friends.

I brought my Corgi here back in August for intestinal issues as my veterinarian office was being…read morerenovated and they took care of him as if he was a regular customer. After a thorough exam and X-rays he received meds and restricted diet for a while. Thanks to their professionalism and being open in the evening my pup is back to his normal self. I truly appreciate Urgent Paws.