I received excellent care from the first appointment, to the end of my shoulder surgery and follow…read moreup care! Dr. Dominguez is a wonderful doctor. He treated me with respect and made me feel very safe. I had the utmost confidence in his abilities and his experience! I can highly recommend Dr. Dominguez for any sports medicial problems or surgery! Thank you so much for helping me! Now, I can go pitch for the New York Yankees!

Great Dr and very attentive. Went over and above for my Grandson and his recovery!…read moreHighly recommend.

I'm not sure I'd be comfortable with a doctor with these views…read more.. "Before everyone gets all worked up over this verdict, and yells racism or hatred, let me make you aware of facts the judge kept from you, as did the prosecution, because they wanted a conviction, and this knowledge would have even more seriously jeopardized that. Trayvon Martin didn't have an ice tea, he had a bottle of fruit juice. So what, you say? Perhaps the crowd that had gotten Trayvon to get a grill and wear a hoodie had also taught him how to make a nice cocktail out of candy, fruit juice, and codeine cough syrup. Maybe Trayvon was on his way home to get high. Maybe he was in need of that fix, and George Zimmerman seemed to be standing between him and that fix. Now remember that President Obama says this could have been his son. Drug addiction occurs in dysfunctional families with poor spirituality. Perhaps Mr. Obama is trying to tell us he has poor spirituality. With the way he has acted toward Israel, I would not be surprised. Regardless, violence is breaking out across the country, and all because our president and his Justice Department have misrepresented a young man, who was most likely going down the wrong path, as a young innocent boy. Todd Jaffe, M.D. Melbourne Editor's note: Trayvon Martin's toxicology tests and autopsy report revealed trace amounts of marijuana (about 400 times less than normally required for intoxication at the time of his shooting) and no evidence of other substance abuse, reports show." Florida Today 7/20/13

Dr. Jaffe knows his business and can be trusted. Knowledge and trust is what I pay for with a…read moremedical professional. He has, on more than one occasion, refused treatments despite ,y willingness to pay for them because he didn't feel the treatments were appropriate. If you want to be cuddled go find "mommy." If you want your pain managed, go to Jaffe.

Since it involved medical issue I'm not going to write about the whole experience. However, I am…read morehappy to say the entire staff was professional, on point, informative and made an awkward experience very easy to handle. I've used them twice and the experience was the same both times. I understand why my Dr. uses them.

Over paid for my surgery and they can't refund me the balance they legally owe me because they are…read more"cash strapped" I am told. I already talked to my attorney who confirmed the overpayment through my EOB and they will be filing complaints with the proper authorities shortly.

I have had Dr. Sciortino as my primary physician for past 4-5 years. He is very knowledgeable and…read morehas helped me to maintain a healthy lifestyle. I am 72 years old, and would highly recommend Dr. Vinny to anyone interested in a caring competent and knowledgeable doctor. His staff is always pleasant and gets you an appointment that is pretty quick when needed. Wait time in the waiting room may take a while most of the time, this seems to happen with many doctors. I do know that Dr. Vinny sees some of his patients in the hospital in the mornings or afternoons, as I have been seen several times during hospitalizations, a comfort and a concerned doctor. Many times I have seen Dr. Vinny on the same day, if not the next as the latest, if needed. His assistant nurse (C) is very thorough and friendly. I plan on keeping him for my primary for many years to come.

I won't say all the bad things about this practice. But keep…read morean eye. If you are a patient, they seem to over bill insurances.