I can't say enough about the doctors and staff at RCCA. An unexpected diagnosis brought me here…read morewhich resulted in weekly care. The kindness from everyone has been so appreciated and reassuring. It's a wonderful place to have treatment. Dr. Scher, Dr Horkeimer and Nurse Practitioner Corinne DeSevo are amazing.

All staff members are wonderful. Quality of care from Dr. Scher and his caring manner is…read moreexceptional.

I first met Dr. Seth Cohen after having a trauma fall at home and during the ER visit at MMC they…read morefound me to have Metastatic cancer with a psa over 1000. My organs were starting to fail and after multiple transfusions and plasma treatments Dr. Cohen was able to save my life. It is now 12/2025 and I am still alive and kicking in Tampa Fl. all thanks to Dr. Seth Cohen. If anyone from his office reads this please pass this along to him and let him know I am still doing as well as I was when I last saw him in July 2023. p.s. the office staff and the people who pull the blood there are best I have ever encountered.

Very friendly staff with great doctors who still believe in talking to patients with great bedside…read moremanner! Very organized office! Took my father here for a check up and was very surprised at the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. Genuinely caring about their patients and always smiling and asking how they can help. The facility is very clean, and well run with few people waiting to see their doctors. They waited on us right away and we were behind the doors waiting to see a doctor within a few minutes. Dr. Cohen was just terrific and everything you could hope for in a hematologist. I just cannot believe the time he took to speak with my father and give him his opinions and the friendly and caring manner in which he spoke. My father is older and dislikes most doctors. I'm going to say this was probably his favorite doctor he's met in a very long time. Very highly recommended! If you're looking for a hematologist in this area look no further!

If you do not have a thyroid, are experiencing symptoms, and are hoping to find a physician who…read morewill listen and provide individualized care, this is not the practice for you. You may be told your lab values are "in range" while continuing to experience symptoms that are both real and treatable. After waiting several months, I was finally seen by Dr. Shifrin-Douglas on July 23, 2025. I arrived hopeful, encouraged by her professional background and reputation. The nurse who initially reviewed my history was excellent--kind, attentive, and validating--which made me optimistic going into the visit. Unfortunately, the overall experience with both the physician and the office left me feeling dismissed, unheard, and emotionally exhausted. When patient care is reduced to a rigid focus on lab ranges rather than the whole patient, those with complex medical histories are often failed. For important context, I have lived without a thyroid for 24 years. Over that time, I have learned to recognize the signs of inadequate hormone replacement. When my TSH tripled over the course of a few months, I experienced a sudden and severe worsening of symptoms. I knew my medication dose was no longer appropriate for someone without a thyroid. Despite this clear change and its impact, my concerns were largely disregarded. Although the increase in TSH closely matched the escalation of symptoms, my explanation was dismissed because the value remained technically "within range." My symptoms were instead largely attributed to perimenopause, rather than addressing the possibility of inadequate thyroid replacement. This was especially frustrating given my long history managing this condition. I exercise regularly, follow a non-inflammatory diet, and have taken an active role in my health for decades. I am very attuned to my body and know when something is not right. Still, I left the appointment feeling unheard. I was told to return in six months, which was later reduced to three months after I raised concerns. I was also surprised that Free T3 was not included in the laboratory tests ordered, despite its importance for patients without thyroids. TSH is an inverse marker, and Free T3 often correlates more closely with symptoms in individuals who do not produce thyroid hormone on their own. In an effort to advocate for myself, I sent multiple messages that included peer-reviewed medical literature supporting appropriate dose adjustments for post-thyroidectomy patients. The response was a very small weekly increase, which was insignificant relative to my overall dosage. When I requested further adjustment, I was told to wait several weeks to determine whether the change helped, effectively asking me to continue feeling unwell before reconsideration. The contrast with my current care has been striking. I have since found a physician who listens to symptoms, understands post-thyroidectomy physiology, and made a significantly more appropriate adjustment to my treatment. He emphasized that patients without thyroids often feel best with very low or even below-range TSH, and that Free T3 is an essential value. As a result, I now feel approximately 75% better, which clearly demonstrates the impact of appropriate care. Compounding this experience was the difficulty navigating the office itself. I spent multiple afternoons attempting to switch to another provider within the same practice, only to be told this was not allowed. I was repeatedly advised that I had already received an adjustment and needed to wait. I then spent many days trying to find another endocrinologist who accepted my insurance and was not booking many months out, leaving me without adequate care during that time. I am grateful this chapter is behind me, but the lack of responsiveness and patient-centered care from both the physician and the office staff was deeply disappointing. I understand that healthcare providers are under significant pressure, but patients--especially those with lifelong conditions--are the ones who suffer when care becomes overly rigid. For what it's worth, the office itself is very nice.

From the owner: Thyroid diseases/nodules, Thyroid cancer, Parathyroids, Osteoporosis, Adrenals, Pituitary,…read moreEvaluation for Infertility, Fatigue and Obesity, Low Testosterone.

Wonderful compassionate and professional care. Very considerate of my finger amputation and slowly…read moreand carefully explained my options for surgery. Office visits very efficient and welcoming. Highly recommended.

I can't say enough about Dr Volshteyn and his crew. I came to him from NYS to have surgery for…read moreLipedema. He has been there for me through several surgeries. He went above and beyond . I'd recommend him to any one . I'll definitely be coming back in the future. Thank you Dr Volshteyn

Dr. Hetzler is an brilliant surgeon. He went above and beyond to help me deal with my difficult…read moremedical insurance, and my results are life changing. His entire staff is friendly, helpful, and caring. From minor procedures to major surgery Dr. Hetzler will be meticulous and the outcome incredible.

From the owner: Welcome to the practice of Peter T. Hetzler, M.D., FACS. Dr. Hetzler is certified by The American…read moreBoard of Plastic Surgery and has over twenty years of experience practicing aesthetic plastic and reconstructive surgery. He has made it his mission to provide each patient the most personal attention possible throughout the plastic surgery process. Dr. Hetzler is widely known for his expertise in surgery of the breast, especially breast reconstruction following surgery for breast cancer. He is a principal investigator in an ongoing clinical study for the shaped, silicone-filled breast implants for use in reconstruction and revision. " Performing breast reconstruction has been my passion since I began my training in 1981. I feel truly honored that these inspiring women have chosen me to be part of their reconstructive process. Breast cancer has also touched me personally. Three close family members have been diagnosed with this disease."

I go to Jacqueline Wilentz early for my mammogram. They are fast thorough and ran all by women.read more

Great breast center . Very efficient and trustworthy. Would not go anywhere else . Techs are really…read morenice too.

0 stars. Sumul N. Raval MD diagnosed my father with Alzheimer's Disease when he actually had…read moresignificant pressure on the brain causing his symptoms. His bedside manner was terrible and he watched my father stumble out of his office without offering any help whatsoever.

Do not go to this practice or use them as your neurologists at the hospital. Especially Dr…read more Dakshesh Patel. He was rude and arrogant with the residents he brought with him to see me in my hospital room. He was condescending and short-tempered with me both times I interacted with him, during a time when I had lost the use of my legs, and no one could figure out why. If someone refers you to this practice, continue to look elsewhere.