Dr. Wolff came in on his day off to see me when I was having an unexplained episode in my primary…read moredoctors office. He spent over an hour with me, reviewing my medical records and testing me. He gave me an accurate diagnosis and relieved my mind of worry. He is an exceptional doctor and I appreciate his care. In this day and age, how many doctors will come in to their office to see a patient on their day off! Thank you Dr. Wolff. Jennifer B.

Finally a Doctor with bedside manners and a staff that is friendly…read more Nestled in the older one story building off Goodlette, this office, suite 102, is at the farthest of the courtyard. Spacious enough, lots of rooms, waiting area has tv on, but wished they had music in the examining rooms. Thin walls, seems every place is like this.... I could hear every ailment of my neighbors. Doesn't help they are old so they also speak loudly. This neurologist is friendly, warm and prides in taking time with each patient. That he does. You won't feel rushed, you def feel like he cares. It is a husband and wife team here too, very efficient. Doctor types right into the computer and sends descriptions directly to the drug store so you don't need to deal with anything more. Tip: Paperwork for new patients is thick, as other places, however, come at your appointment time. Not 30 minutes before like other clinics expect . I was told to come early from someone on the phone, yet then had to wait awhile. I would definitely return if I had to. Three wishes, is that they had water in the waiting area, that they recycled and had music in the rooms.

I have been told I will be contacted to make an appt since Sept 9th. I was referred by Dr…read moreGreenfield who has retired. I have faxed my referral and lab work and insurance info and I have been totally ignored. I have reached out 7 times only to be put off again. Can you please tell me what the problem is?

At one time I was a patient at the Venice Arthritis Center but had to stop going for personal…read morereasons. After a few years I decided I could return and was told I would have to start over as a new patient and couldn't get in for EIGHT MONTHS. I resigned myself to the fact that I would have to make the appointment and wait although I was in extreme pain. After waiting the required time and within a week of my appointment I received a phone call telling me that "the doctor wouldn't be in on the day of my appointment" and that I would have to wait an additional THREE MONTHS to see a doctor unless I wanted to see a PA...but that was TWO MORE MONTHS! I accepted the appointment with the PA as I was desperate to get in, but after reflecting on it decided that this was not the kind of care I was looking for. I feel that maybe they could have titrated their appointments out so that people who had been waiting so long to get in wouldn't have to wait so much longer. I cancelled the appointment and after a year now of waiting I am moving on to another practice. Put this practice on your back burner.

The only good thing about his practice is Sondra, and for her sweet spirit, one star is well…read moredeserved! My father, who recently moved from another state made his appointment months in advance for a "first or introductory appointment." Usually, when you have a first appointment the patient gets established with their "New Dr"... we waited over an hour to be seen but the very well written sign on the door says that Dr Baldinger takes his time with his patients and their care very seriously, that often he runs over his time. Great! You'd think he is eager to meet a new, and future repeat client. He walked into our room, grabs a stethoscope quickly off the counter, turns his back and says "Be right with you..." and walked out of the room. We waited another 15 minutes... he walked in and instead of introducing himself tells my dad to move off the main table to a chair. Then says, "What medications are you using?" He was short, very impersonable, and certainly did not "take his sincere time with his patients." Wait, gets better. So we leave, he doesn't tell us what direction to check out. We walk up to the front and the lady with fluorescent pink hair was SO RUDE. I was talking to my dad, and she must have been confused because she thought I was talking to her. So the lovely gem raised her voice. Sondra you deserve a raise, and a better group of people to work with.

I have been a patient of Dr. Baldinger for at least ten years. He has helped me navigate my ups and…read moredowns with psoriatic arthritis. He is very patient and takes the time to try adjusting my medication when things go off the rails from time to time. When I first started going to him, I will say getting a call back from the office was difficult. That has greatly improved. I highly recommend Dr. Baldinger. Irene Porter

This practice is okay. My only two issues are that appointments back up for a very long time. Lpg…read moreneeds more rheumatologists. My rheumatologist is excellent. She provides excellent care. Her medical assistant is also fantastic. FYI it does take the rheumatologist a long time to put medication refills in too. This place is just okay. I changed my rating to 2 stars because I have my appointment next week, and the provider won't be available. The soonest she can fit me in is February. I have not seen them since May so that is 9 months without seeing the provider. Unbelievable.

Working here is awful! The managers overwork the front desk staff and then micromanage them all…read moreday. They play favorites, and condone workplace harassment and bullying. Those that are loyal and hard-working employees get no appreciation**, instead they favor younger* people, who are playing on their phones, watching Judge Judy on their computers and throwing things around like their in a kindergarten class!! Clear age discrimination! MGMT does not care about employees or patients, only monetary profits, avoid if at all possible!

I started with DR BOODOO 4 yrs ago. He is professional, kind, and an awesome DR! Got rid of my pain…read morefor RA. And it was real bad! Except for an occasional flare I have been pain free. ( brought on by myself) . I thank the Lord for him!

Dr. Yoel Drucker is truly one in a million. From the very first appointment, I was struck by his…read morepatience, intelligence, and the genuine care he shows toward his patients. He listens closely, explains everything in a clear and thoughtful way, and has a remarkable ability to make you feel both heard and reassured--even during the most complex diagnostic processes. As I work through a diagnosis involving autoimmune/connective tissue disease, Dr. Drucker's expertise and calm guidance have been invaluable. He's not only incredibly smart and thorough, but he also builds a warm, trusting rapport that makes a real difference when you're navigating uncertainty. Though he is retiring soon, I deeply trust the referral he has made for my continued care. It's hard to put into words how much I'll miss him--he's a rare and special doctor whose presence in medicine will be greatly missed. Thank you, Dr. Drucker, for everything.

I have been a patient of Dr Granath for 7.5 years and I appreciate her high quality, personalized…read morecare. She provides concierge level of care without charging for it.

I was Dr. Granath's patient for several years. My insurance was dropped (and so were 250 others)…read moreby Dr. Granath in the middle of the 2023 calendar year. She wasn't getting sufficient reimbursement from my insurance company. OK, I get that! What I don't get is dropping us in the middle of the year instead of letting the year run out. It forced all of her patients to search for a new Rheumatologist in the middle of the year. When money becomes more important than her patients, it's time for her to pursue a different career. She was good at what she did; too bad the dollars took precedent.

This is only a review regarding infusion nurses. I get my infusions at this office. My great…read moreRheumatologist, of 5 years, Dr Cindy Johnston, I see in the Bradenton office. I've waited a few months to write this review because the Infusion Company changed. The switch over was not as smooth as it could have been or handled in a way that the patients weren't involved between 2 companies. The ladies were great from the first company, but they signed a contract with a "no compete clause". It has nothing to do with the Doctor's that own Sarasota Arthritis or the second company. Check-in is easy and the ladies at the front desk have been there as long as I've been going. are all nice, efficient and will assist with anything they can. The infusion nurses I have seen are kind, efficient and professional. I'm a hard stick and they have had no problems getting started. They have done everything to make the turn around better.

I've been seeing Dr. Yonker for about 7 months now. Finally someone who will take the time and…read morereally listen to me. I've been suffering with pain for many years and no one has helped until now. I'm grateful to finally have a proper diagnosis and to be on the correct meds. His office staff is amazing as well. I highly recommend Sarasota Arthritis Center!

Dr B was amazing. She helped me to get a specialist for my shoulder and already rescheduled a…read morefollow up appointment after blood work. The staff in the office are always friendly and helpful.