This used to be my go to place and the physicians are probably still great but when the front desk…read moretreats you the way they treated me today. No.thank you I will go elsewhere.

Professional, Effective and knowledgeable. Limited waiting time and friendly receptionist.read more

I find most of the office staff that have been here a year plus tend to be rude. I hear them…read moretalking negatively about patients that we can all hear in the waiting room, it is almost laughable. I have taken patients there and literally waited hours in the waiting room and then waited another hour in the back patient room to be seen. They are not my personal doctors but I have been taking my employers here for years I definitely would not sign up to be a patient at the Daytona office. As an edit, I should add that Dr Patterson may not be aware of how rude her staff is. Regardless she is a wonderful if you can get an appointment with her.

I had a great experience at the FILUTOWSKI EYE INSTITUTE in Daytona. Dr. Diamond led a team to…read morehave cataract surgery lens replacement. Both eyes were done at difference dates. Each time took under 2 hours. What I like the most, no needle was used. Eye drops were used instead to num the eye area. The results were great plus my driving has improved. Thanks Everyone

The actual cataract surgery was very good. My issue is that I was overcharged significantly and…read moreit's now months later, and I am still waiting for the refund of over $500. My insurance should have been better verified so that I did not spend nearly a $1000 for a procedure that should have cost less than $250. When I returned for the second eye, they were going to charge me again until I explained that I had already overpaid with the first eye. They then applied the overcharge to the second eye. I am still waiting for the remainder to get refunded. My first surgery was April 2, 2026. My second was April 30, 2026. It's now June 17th and it may still be another month before I get the overpayment back.

Having an urgent medical need has never been as pleasant as it was when I visited CentraCare…read moreyesterday. I cut my finger and it needed stitches. Angela and Lori, the two ladies at the front desk, were so very friendly and caring. Since I couldn't write, they filled out all of my paperwork for me. Not only did I not wait that long, but the waiting was extremely pleasant. The facility was impeccably clean and bright and I certainly appreciated the Christian reading material that was available to make the time go faster. Denise was my nurse and she was so very funny, pleasant and extremely professional. Her sense of humor was comforting and distracting. Dr. Vanlue was amazing. He took care of the pain, stitched me right up with extreme precision, and was very detailed in explaining how to care for my injury. Urgent Care centers sometimes seem like they get the "B" or "C" level doctors, but Dr. Vanlue sure was an "A"! Plus, both the nurse and the doctor were foster and adoptive parents who did mission trips, so having faith-filled medical practitioners was an amazing bonus. I would go back to this location in a heartbeat. FYI - It took me forever to type this review due to the injury on my finger. I wanted to do it asap to share this recommendation with others. These folks were worth it!

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.

I was at this hospital in late September for a scheduled operation. I had a nice room with a window…read moreand a bathroom. Staff were professional and kind. On Monday evening, I arrived to ER at my PCP's urgent urging. They quickly processed me through, gave me my bloodwork and imaging. The waiting room was packed. One man spent hours crying out with abdominal pain. Another crazy had a few outbursts requiring security. I lost track of time watching elderly patients going unattended. I saw no less than three patients leave in desperation. Somewhere between 8 and 10 hours later, with no contact by medical staff to let me know what was going on, I was finally given a room in the ER. I can't be certain about the times, but I got settled around 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning and spent the rest of the night listening to a blind elderly woman screaming from her gurney in the hallway outside my room. I may have slept an hour before a staff member burst in and turned on the overhead lights to take my blood pressure again. In the morning following doctors visits they told me they'd found a room. I was rolled down the hall to what I call a tent room. The hall was a loud pass through with loud traffic and desks and noisy machinery rolling by. At my own home I had been sleeping on and off during the day. This new accommodation would keep me awake all day and into the night until I was too tired and slept until the nurses' station staff were laughing and telling stories throughout the night. While the doctors and nurses and professional staff were attentive and knowledgable, if you're looking for a hygienic, quiet repose, don't come here! (PS I am getting better though)

My husband and I were well established within the Advent Health system for a number of years but we…read morehad had two previous primary care physicians leave their practices rather abruptly. It hadn't been easy finding another primary care practice within the Advent system, but we had. We had found a physician we really liked in a very good family practice group located in the medical offices of the Advent Health Daytona Beach hospital. We felt we were being well cared for there, until we suddenly weren't. At our last routine office visits we were told when we checked out that the practice, of four physicians, was being closed! We had been scheduled well ahead for our upcoming routine office visits and of course those visits were cancelled. What we received was a cryptic form letter with the names of four nurse practitioners in case we were in need of future care. While we don't mind being seen by a nurse practitioner occasionally, and preferably for a specific problem, we want to be seen by an MD for our regular ongoing care. A bit shocked by this sudden and unexpected news and disappointed that we had not been told by our physician after our exams, we felt compelled to ask some pretty pointed questions. Our inquiries were met with what we felt were believable answers. The practice closure appears to have been a management decision and it had been decided that the physicians were not to personally impart this news to patients directly. Instead, that unwelcome news was shifted to the clerical staff, which frankly seemed to us to be quite unfair. Our two previous physicians, who had also left the Advent system, had given us the courtesy of personally sharing the unpleasant news of our needing to find a new doctor, so we asked why this time we hadn't been afforded this courtesy. It apparently wasn't our physician's choice, it was a directive. (But by whom?) A perusal of the current Advent Health website of primary care MD's accepting new patients shows we've pretty much been left with very few, if any, choices. And, the unwelcome result is that our scheduled routine medical care is also set back by months and neither of us is "Feeling Whole" as advertised.

My husband has been in Halifax three times and was treated very well all three times. He has had…read morebad roommates in cardiac care, but I seriously can't blame the hospital for that. They got him moved as soon as another bed was available. We were both in Halifax after a very serious car accident, leaving him with broken ribs and me with neck fracture and lumbar spine fracture. We went into Brooks rehab after our hospital stay, and that was very good also. Our one main concern was that my husband was without pain meds and food/water for an extended amount of time because they kept saying he was going for a specific MRI (for gallbladder and pancreatitis), but they never showed up until the next day. He was in serious pain, even sweating due to pain, so I was very upset by this. Alex and Brittney, on 7th floor were WONDERFUL nurses! They came quickly when he needed them and never made him feel like a burden to them.

I'm writing this based on a widely shared social-media account involving Theodore Haskin, DO at…read moreHalifax Health in Daytona Beach, and what was shown was deeply troubling. A young Black woman in her mid-20s reportedly presented to the ER in a sickle cell pain crisis and was met with what appeared to be condescension, patronizing language, and dismissal of her pain. Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder that disproportionately affects African American patients and is well known in medicine for causing severe, excruciating pain crises due to blocked blood flow. These crises are considered medical emergencies and are commonly treated with timely opioid pain management when clinically indicated. In the video, the physician was seen talking down to her, due to her need for appropriate pain relief medication while citing vague statements like "studies show it's dangerous," despite the patient being in an emergency setting and clearly in distress. To many viewers like myself, this interaction reflected a lack of empathy, outdated or misapplied reasoning, and troubling bias, particularly toward a young Black woman advocating for herself. Regardless of intent, the encounter raised serious concerns about how pain, race, and chronic illness are handled in emergency medicine. Patients with sickle cell disease already face significant stigma and disbelief in healthcare settings, and situations like this only reinforce that fear. I hope Halifax Health takes these concerns seriously and prioritizes compassionate, evidence-based care for all patients.

Vacationing in Port Orange, and got some type of virus that I had severe congestion. It could not…read morebreathe. They were very fast efficient informative. Unlike in Massachusetts where I'm from I definitely would recommend Halifax!

My experience is with the 4th floor out patients surgery. My wife needed cataract surgery and this…read moreis the location our insurance uses. Entrance was easy with security scans like you are boarding a plane. Then registration with a very pleasant lady. Up to the 4th floor waiting area where Tatiana greeted us and got my wife set. Very shortly my wife was taken in and I had 3hrs to kill. Unfortunately the cafeteria was closed due to construction so I walked to a place to get some food and bring it back. My wife said her experience was great and the nurses were so nice and made her feel like a princess . When her surgery was done they called me, even though I was in the waiting room, and said to bring the car around they would wheel her out. A very nice volunteer wheeled my wife out and I to the car we went. When she is ready for her other eye I hope they are still using this location.

Have utilized this urgent care center twice, and was under diagnosed both times. The first time, I…read morewas told I just had a small irritation in my ear, given some cream and sent on my way. 2 days later in Phoenix I saw a different urgent care and I had a severe ear infection as well as a sinus infection. Ok, everybody can miss something once. I went there again with the same types of symptoms and again was told it was a minor item and given some ear drops. I told the doctor what happened the last time I was there and that I could have a sinus infection. He didn't even look up my nose to see if it was infected. Later that night, I could not hear out of my ear. The next morning I went to a different urgent care and again was told I had an ear infection and sinus infection and was put on high dosage antibiotics. The people are very nice, and it is a clean and very good environment, but they obviously do not listen to their patients.

Nothing but positive things to say about this urgent care! I recently went to a different urgent…read morecare a month prior just down the road, (I won't say their name) and did not have a great experience. It all felt rushed, get in and out, and that I was a dollar sign to them. This urgent care treated me with respect, took the time to explain things to me, and had me in and out in a reasonable time. Definitely my new go to clinic in Port Orange!

I was referred to the Surgery Center of Volusia by my GI clinic, Groover Borland, for a dual…read moreprocedure--endoscopy and colonoscopy. From the moment I checked in to the moment I checked out, the entire experience was impressively streamlined and stress-free. The staff were amiable, attentive, and made me feel genuinely cared for. The nurses in particular were warm and professional, and their calm presence helped ease any nerves I had. The procedure itself felt like a short, peaceful nap, and I woke up feeling well-supported and informed. I'm already scheduled to return for a follow-up procedure, and I do so with full confidence in their care. Highly recommend this center for anyone seeking compassionate, efficient, and high-quality care. A+ all around.

I recently went to the Surgery Center of Volusia to have a procedure done. Every single person who…read moredealt with me was kind, reassuring, and highly professional. Dr K Patel (if you need a GI, he's the one) and the nursing staff could not have made my experience more comfortable. I got incredible medical care in a very supportive environment. Highly recommend.