What a charming community! I was so impressed with the people who work here, Diana and Jerry were…read moreboth extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The rest of the team were also very kind and compassionate and you can tell they all take great care of their residents. The place was extremely clean, beautifully decorated for the holidays and there were lots of fun activities going on. You just get a really good feeling when you walk in the door here. It's also in a great location, right across from the Coconut Point Mall, easily accessible for anyone in the Naples and Fort Myers area. Their pricing is very reasonable especially considering that it is the nicest place in the area. I would highly recommend this memory care community to anyone looking for an exceptional place for their loved ones. I couldn't have been more impressed.

Wish I could give this place ZERO stars. Had a family friend move in here because of the hurricane…read moreand we are SO upset with her current health state! After just three weeks of being here her health has DRASTICALLY declined to the point of us in tears! The staff was terrible and in helpful as we asked for a nurse to take care of a wound that was pussing and infected. They had to FaceTime one!! No nurse on hand at this place. Her legs and feet are filled with fluid and I don't believe they have put lotion on her since she's arrived! Her skin was flaking off, hair a mess, clothes caked with food and overall just made us cry. We are working on getting her someone where else as I type this. Please be careful where you take your loved ones.

Dr. Daley is an excellent doctor. My husband and I have been patients for years, having been…read morereferred to him by our former primary care doctor. But the office manager of Pulmonary Consultants is horrible. The office doesn't do their jobs and the manager doesn't care. Last year, my husband came for an appointment but the nurse could not download his info from his machine. We had to do the visit without the info. They had me call to give the numbers from the unit and said they would resolve it. Today, a year later, new nurse says no one ever bothered to do anything and doctor still has no info. So we left while they were now trying to fix it, no idea if they will get it done this time, either but at least the nurse cared. But worse- On March 14th, we were told by our vet that our beloved pet of 16 years would need to be put down. We asked for the weekend to say goodbye and I made a phone call to try to reschedule my husband's appointment with Dr. Daley for that Monday. My husband would have been in no condition to see him after the vet visit, even if we could make it cross town to it. Couldn't get anyone to answer the phone to reschedule (which is typical there, the phones ring and no one makes any effort to answer them, even if they aren't doing anything). Monday morning I called before the vet visit and I called after, leaving messages. No one returned my calls. I called again Wednesday, no one returned my call. Finally on Thursday, they called and said "you wanted to reschedule" so I did. No mention that they didn't get my messages. I get a bill in the mail for $50 for a No-show appointment. Not one mention of it during the phone call. So I called and left a message to call me about it. No one returned my call. Finally, at the rescheduled visit, I ask about the charge. They tell me their "perfect system" records every call by name and they could not find my call from Friday, but they found my other calls. Ok, so if you have all my messages asking for you to return my call, why didn't anyone call me? They say "I don't know". And then I find their "perfect system" that didn't show a call on Friday despite me showing it on my phone was down for two days! Here's the deal- if you are going to hold people responsible for missed appointments - ANSWER YOUR DARN PHONES!! RETURN PHONE CALLS WITHIN 24 Hrs. PRETEND YOU CARE! We are long term clients that have had many appointments with no problem. Missed a Monday afternoon appointment after calling Friday and Monday but the office manager couldn't care less. Heartless office staff. So my advice is, see the doctor, but don't be surprised when the office treats you like an inconvenience and doesn't do their job.

I love Dr Nemitz. I have been with him for several years as he treated my very arthritic foot with…read moresteroid injections. He is very skilled with great bedside manner. Now I have surgery scheduled and feel very confident in his skilled hands. Wonderful doctor.)

A very personable surgeon whose bedside manner allows most to overlook his lack of skill and…read moreexperience, especially in regard to proper infection care for open fractures. Please allow me to share a brief summary of my story. I fell from a ladder, sustaining a compound tib/fib ankle fracture, where my tibia literally planted in the dirt (an important fact to remember). Dr. Nemitz installed an XFix to prepare my bones for plating. A day later, I was discharged from Lee Memorial and sent home with no antibiotics. Over the next 2+ weeks, I called his office nearly every day and he even saw me in the office a few times to address my concerns regarding possible infection and constant fevers. The responses summarized: "it's normal", even though the wound was very red and oozing puss. Dr. Nemitz finally agreed the wound looked "angry", and agreed to perform a debridement surgery. During pre-OP, he again made his skepticism known by stating, "I don't care if the Infectious Disease team laughs at me when the cultures come back negative". The cultures came back double positive for soil-based bacteria. While being treated for infection, Dr. Nemitz installed the plates. After months of expected healing, he determined I was a non-union (bone never started to heal). I believe he finally realized his error and he quickly rushed me to Dr. Leach. After speaking to him, I decided to get a more experienced 2nd opinion outside the Ortho Specialists practice. Through research, I found Dr. Sanders at Florida Orthopedic Institute (FOI). During my 1st surgery at Tampa General Hospital (TGH), Dr. Sanders found leaves, grass, and soil still embedded in my tissue near the tibia. The cultures at TGH also found a 3rd bacteria which likely wasn't found because Dr. Nemitz didn't take deep enough samples, as he didn't believe I had an infection. The infection degraded over 2 inches of my tibia, and took 6 more surgeries, and a bone graft, to correct the mistakes made by Dr. Nemitz and Lee Memorial. 10 months later, I was finally able to start walking again. While I still have months of rehab and healing to go, I am grateful to Dr. Sanders and the Tampa General team. I'll leave you with the words of Dr. Sanders, when he first met me. After only a few seconds of examining my Xrays, he asked: "who did this to you?". Had I not gone for the 2nd opinion, I likely would have lost my lower leg, to infection.

Extremely disappointed with the lack of responsiveness from this office. I contacted these crumbs…read morelast week after seeing Dr. Ernesto Eusebio featured as a "renowned" sleep specialist in local top doctors listings, hoping to get help for ongoing sleep problems. Over a month later, still no reply to my initial inquiry-no call back, no email, no go screw yourself. For a practice that advertises expertise and compassion in sleep medicine, this level of ignoring potential patients is unacceptable and unprofessional. Save your time and look elsewhere if you need timely care. Hope they shut down !

My office experience was very good. The services rendered have been excellent so far and the staff…read moreis great. I'm in the middle of the process and haven't received my c pap equipment yet so I can't give the entire review but so far so good!

I went today. Madam Sara helped me. She is a blessing. The lady knows what she is doing. The way…read moreshe targeted the spot that bothers me. Im taking my son now cause she is still working. Make sure u tip her if u can afford. She is also very nice

I am an annual subscriber with The Joint (which means I pay upfront for the month) been to many…read moreoffices around the country with travel. Steer clear of this one. The customer experience is dismal at best. The young lady at front (which is the face of the brand) is unfriendly and transactional. This franchise needs to train better and secret shop because I would prefer to drive farther for a welcoming experience.

Today, when I went into the studio for an introductory workout, a coach told me I was "not the…read moreright fit" for the gym. I looked around and noticed that there were no minorities in the gym. Hmmm

This gym is not cheap but worth every penny. I've been a member since the beginning and it has…read morebeen one of the best things I've ever done. All the trainers are awesome and very helpful. Today I was completely disrespected by a staff member (Bri). She spoke to me like I was an idiot in front of her colleagues. Who needs that! I come here to feel better not to be spoken to like that.

What a wonderful place to go ! Dealing with infusions .. not…read morea pleasant task . Paragon makes it as pleasant as possible Clean facility Blankets Reclining chairs Snacks, drinks . And most importantly the personnel. They are so nice , kind , friendly and helpful and gentle while inserting the needle ( thank you Tia !) I'm grateful to have this place for my infusions . Makes the 50 min drive there worth it .

Brand new Infusion Center right near my house on Pine Island Rd. by First Watch…read more Beautiful new facility with friendly and warm staff. Desiree was my nurse, caring and checking on me. First of two iron infusions for me. Nice coffee and snack area for patients. Very comfortable electric lounge chairs. Large waiting area for guests. I'll be back next week for #2!

Dr Kini is absolutely the best ! I wish all of the doctors…read morewere as good as she is. she has the best bed side manners and she spends adequate time each and every visit ! I highly recommended Dr Kini .

I saw Dr. Vidya Kini for another opinion on my pain, and what to do for it, and not sure if you…read moreneed someone, but SHE IS THE BEST. MOST THOROUGH, hands-on exam I have ever had by a doctor, even a PCP. I suffer from extreme lordosis ("sway back") and DDD, as well as a narrowing of structures in my spinal cord, still, following a spinal fusion 3 years ago. It causes aches that start in my lower back and as long as I am standing or walking it starts after about a minute and persists and only gets worse until I sit, bend completely over 90 degrees, or lie down. :( I'm only 38 years old and this has caused me to be pretty much a complete homebody and gain about 80 pounds. My career as a paramedic is gone. I do have to point out specifically her medical assistant!! She went over every page of my new patient paperwork, and actually cared what I had written down. This is the first place that I felt like I hadn't taken the time to fill out needless paperwork, just for someone to come in and have no clue what I was there for. I know that it does take a lot of time for her to do this, but she actually then gave a full report to Dr. Kini, before she came in to see me. And I could hear it, it was thorough, and Dr. Kini would ask her questions and clarify things, and when she came in to see me, she knew exactly why I was there. I can't say enough about how nice that is. Her hands on exam reminded me about the way medicine used to be, before computers, and imaging, and the doctor actually had to touch you to diagnose, not just be buried in a laptop screen the entire appointment. Dr. Kini does not bring in a laptop, only paper, and she has someone dictate her notes, which gave her time with me. I did have to get into a gown open in the back and I was able to leave my bra and underwear on. She felt along my back and did strength things with my arms, hands. Legs and feet. She checked all of my reflexes. She had me walk back and forth, while she watched. Had me bend over to check my range of motion, etc. She did offer me hope in the form of PT. And she referred me to the absolute best PT place I have ever been to, Select PT. They are miracle workers, even though I was skeptical. I get to see Dr. Kini again July 5th, and I can't wait. Note to everyone, she does possibly prescribe narcotics, and you will have to sign an opiate agreement with the new patient paperwork. For me, I already see another pain specialist and that is where my meds come from, so, just so you know, you can't have two doctors prescribing for obvious reasons. I was asked for $25 for the drug test cup, prior to seeing her, and that was before the front staff knew this was a second opinion, but I never had to use the cup and I still have it. But have $25 ready in addition to your copay for it. She is legit to the max, and her whole practice is professional and I love them. Thank you Dr. Kini and Staff