Amazing Comfort and Dignity by all staff members around the clock…read more My wife passed away 02-26-2024 while in her final stage's of GCT (Granulosa Cell Ovarian Cancer) the Staff and Facility was Respectful and gave over and above Dignity and Comfort to my wife. I am forever grateful. It was comforting to see the level of Professionalizm and Dedication.... Thank you so much to everyone, HerbertGuinup01@gmail.com Husband,

This is the nicest hospice in Tampa. I recommended it for 2 friends who spouses were in the process…read moreof dying.

I had a last minute procedure that needed to be done and I live 3 hrs from Tampa. Concierge Care…read morewas the only one that would help me within reason. All others tried taking me over the coals with heavy hours long term commitments and stipulations that were impossible but Taylor at Concierge Care understood my situation and was so accommodating within reason of course. She worked tirelessly to organize a great care giver to be there when the procedure was complete. I was so blessed to have found them cause they were the only ones who truly cared and didn't shuffle me off as a one time experience. I will definitely be using them again and highly recommend them as well. Especially if your elderly and alone. There's always someone who's there when you need them. Delightful CNA, professional and all around authentic. Again I can't say enough great things and thanks for their service in a day and age where the status quo has become self serving and not patient care. Concierge care is leagues above the rest.

Flu season is back, so of course my VERY fragile grandpa got sick! I needed to find a consistent…read morecare giver for my papa and I found Concierge Care! They show up to papa's house and from what I'm told they take great care of him, they even bathe him!!! I'd recommend this for anyone who's having trouble keeping up with their elders. Grandpops is in great hands now.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dunn for years now and have nothing but the highest regard for his…read moreexpertise(infectious diseases)He always takes his time to answer any questions I have and is very knowledgeable... Staff (Esp.Bill) are excellent as well.

Michael Dunn and his clinic Midway, treat infectious diseases. I Took my female friend, who I will…read morecall the patient, to his clinic for her hep C. The first visit there was fine without a problem. The second visit there, the physician's assistant Jonathan wanted to give the patient a series of shots to prevent hep B. The patient and I told him that she would think about it, There were hospital doctors back in the 80's who thought they were making the right choice getting them who then developed autoimmune diseases from this vaccination. Plus the patient had stopped running around the streets. You cannot prevent getting every infection by being vaccinated to death; vaccinations can kill you! I then told Jonathan that we were there for the patient to be treated for what she had, not for what she might get. Jonathan let the subject rest and the patient was set to come back and get the right hep C prescription in two weeks. I got a phone call from Jonathan the next day telling me that the patient was pregnant. I told him that we would fix it and did so the next day. Four days later the patient received a discharge letter from the clinic. Michael Dunn and his clinic had discriminated against the patient because she was pregnant. A bit of free advise: If you have any major heath problems, do not go to this clinic or see this doctor. The doctor is oddly nervous and will drop you like a hot potato if he thinks he will be held liable for any medical complication after you have wasted your time on him! Only a negligent and ruthless bastard would have done such a heartless thing to a pregnant woman. I do not trust this doctor at all.

My father in law lived here for four months before he passed away…read more He was 84 and had some dementia, anxiety, and advanced emphasima -which eventually took him. He suffered servere anxiety attacks, had outbursts of fear and terror and was often inconsolable. Because of this, management demanded that the family hire an outside agency to sit with him at night (at extra cost) because that service isn't covered under their already exhorbitant fees. We did. But, rather than show compassion or pledge to help make this mans last days more comfortable, he was deemed a nusance. Joyce Mitchel, the resident "advocate" requested that the family make plans to relocate him, adding enormous stress to all involved. At this point he was evaluated and determined to be in need of hospice, - he passed within days. This facility claims that they supply caring and dignity to those in their most difficult days of life, but there are those at Canterbury who in my opinion, very much lack compassion, shirk responsibility and lust for their own convenience. We are disgusted.

My mother spent her last four years in the tower, in independent living. She had an unexpected and…read morerapid decline which led to my seeking her admittance to the health center on a Saturday. After several attempts to get information, I was left hanging with no one telling me whether any beds were available that day or whether anyone could be admitted on a Saturday. I turned to hospice, which responded immediately. When hospice tried to bring a hospital bed into my mother's apartment, however, the manager of Canterbury, Caridad Vinas, refused to allow it for reasons ranging from regular electrical blackouts to loss of licenses. I finally had to sign a piece of paper taking full responsibility for the bed. Ms. Vinas vowed to have my mother moved to the health center first thing Monday morning. When my mother died at 3:00 a.m. on Monday, I sent a message to Ms. Vinas letting her know that my mother had died and that hospice would be removing the bed. I never heard a word of condolence or anything else from her. During my mother's four years in the tower, she loved her apartment and loved her view, but we both found the management quirky. The facilities were full of potential hazards for the senior citizen population -- pot holes in the parking lot, slippery surfaces on the sidewalks, salty, fatty, and sugary food, no trainer in the fitness room, only intermittent classes on balance and strength training, and more. Scheduled outings left senior citizens at concert venues 45 minutes before the doors opened. My 89-year-old mother was once left at a concert venue late at night because she hadn't signed up for the bus. Information on construction projects, changes in routines, and more was impossible to come by. The monthly newsletter is printed in colors and fonts that are difficult for elderly eyes. My mother's one stint in the health center horrified her for many reasons, the biggest one being that the patients who needed assistance eating weren't given any and instead were left hungry.

The food. I just checked in for my second stay at TGH rehab hospital in the last six months. The…read morestaff and facilities are wonderful, but the "food" is astonishingly bad. This was the dinner they just served me, which I refused. A half a slice of some unidentified deli meat, and one slice of cheese and two pieces of sandwich bread. Note the generous portion of potato chips. This is clearly a nutritionally designed/balanced meal to insure my body has the proper nutrients to sustain the 3 hours of intensive physical therapy scheduled for each day. Sarcasm intended. Let's see what each day holds in store for me. I will continue to refuse such substandard food service from this facility.

After my mother suffered a stroke, our family was suddenly thrown into one of the most frightening…read moreand uncertain periods of our lives. For 12 days, TGH Rehabilitation Hospital became the place where hope was rebuilt--and I will never be able to fully express how grateful I am for the care she received there. From the moment she arrived, my mother was treated not just as a patient, but as a person. Every nurse, therapist, physician, and staff member showed her dignity, patience, and genuine compassion. Stroke recovery is physically exhausting and emotionally overwhelming, yet the team at TGH Rehab never stopped encouraging her, believing in her, and pushing her forward with kindness and respect. I want to specifically recognize Alissa Crawford, who went above and beyond to ensure my mother received the care she truly needed. Her advocacy, attentiveness, and personal investment made a meaningful difference in my mother's recovery and in our family's peace of mind. It was clear that Alissa genuinely cared, and her efforts did not go unnoticed. What moved me most was witnessing the level of humanity in the care provided. Therapists celebrated small victories that meant everything to our family. Nurses were consistently present, reassuring, and deeply compassionate--not only toward my mother, but toward us as well. We were never made to feel like a burden for asking questions or needing reassurance during such a difficult time. As her son, watching your parent fight to regain independence after a stroke is heartbreaking. TGH Rehabilitation Hospital gave my mother the support, structure, and encouragement she needed during one of the hardest chapters of her life--and they gave our family confidence and hope when we needed it most. This was, without question, the best care I have ever witnessed. I will forever be thankful to the entire team at TGH Rehabilitation Hospital, and I would recommend them without hesitation to any family facing stroke recovery.

Dr. Lyons is the most kind and wonderful doctor. He is very patient and knows how to fix orthopedic…read moreissues with passion and concern. I would recommend him 100%. - Desmond Surujbali

Florida orthopedic Institute, Authorization department is terrible. My insurance changed so as my…read moreprimary care doctor. My new primary care doctor sent referral to them 2 times. The authorization department called my old insurance company and claimed that I didn't change my PCP so they will not let me see Doctor Steven Lyndon. They made a mistake and caused the issues to us. I told them to re heck again with my new insurance and make sure to call the right insurance company. They are just quiet and not doing anything as my appointment is 1-2 days from now but I have been set up my appointment a month ago. They are terrible and lazy and not responsible people at this department. Hopefully other department would be better and not the norm of Florida Orthopedic institution.

One of very few internal medicine/ primary care physicians still on his own, and not owned by a…read morelarger corporate group. He cares, listens, and spends time with you to figure out how he can help you. I've never had an issue getting an appt when I need one. His staff is attentive and answers quickly.

This is the worst doctor I have ever seen. He gaslit me every time that I saw him and told me that…read morethere was "no way" that I had endometriosis, but that he'd schedule imaging since I "wouldn't stop bothering him about it". During my ultrasound, the woman at the ultrasound facility told me that I needed to get an MRI of my pelvis because she saw cysts that indicated endometriosis. The PCP at SQ2 viewed the images and told me that I was fine and that nothing was wrong with me. I insisted (again) on the mri. After gaslighting and arguing with me for 15 minutes, he agreed. MRI confirmed endometriosis. Next appointment, he looked at me, smiled, and said "well when you hit menopause you won't have to be in all the pain anymore at least! You can look forward to that! You probably won't have kids though." He then started laughing. After telling this man that I had anorexia, he told me that I was overweight and needed to exercise. Then he said that I had bulemia (I've never made myself throw up). My fiancée went to him when he was sick with a viral illness. The "dr" prescribed him a ton of antibiotics. Literally the opposite of what you do for viral infections. He's the most misogynistic, unprofessional doctor I've ever had the displeasure of seeing. They also overcharged me $50 for my last appointment (3 months ago) and were supposed to send me a check to reimburse me. I moved to California and have called them 5 times over the past 3 months regarding the check. STILL haven't received it. But I did randomly get hit with a $256 bill from them. I called and asked what that was for and the woman has no idea. Stay far away from this place if you care about your health and/or your wallet.

We made an appointment with Dr Murphy specifically because of his experience in knee injuries. We…read morehad made this appointment for a comprehensive review of a knee injury that happened about 6 weeks prior in a skiing incident and had gotten about 85% better but still wasn't feeling fully healed. We had an appointment for Monday at 11:00 AM and arrived at 10:50 AM to fill out any paperwork or insurance information. The concierge was busy, but friendly and polite. We had our paperwork and insurance all submitted and squared away by 11:05 AM. We then proceeded to wait in the waiting room until 11:45 AM which was frustrating, as we had an appointment that we made well in advance. We were then taken back to a patient room at 11:45 AM where an assistant spent about 3 minutes asking us the exact same questions that were asked on the paperwork we already filled out. I understand that may be part of the process, but definitely frustrating as we were now way past our scheduled appointment time and making an illusion of progress with the staff. The doctor came in at about 12:15. He was kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. Overall, the doctor was excellent, which was what we came for. However, arriving early for your appointment and then being seen over an hour later was really frustrating.

Dr Daniel Murphy did a full hip replacement for my husband just a few weeks ago. He has progressed…read morereally well and the surgery went smoothly. We recommend this sports orthopedic surgeon to everyone who is considering a hip replacement. He is the best!