Caring for patients, not procedures. Those seeking wellbeing should look elsewhere. When you leave…read morethe issue that you arrived with, should be better, not ignored.

I went in for a first visit with Dr. Nadeau and I was very very happy with how everything went. The…read morestaff was all very kind. Colleen was my nurse and she was so warm and friendly and it didn't take Dr. Nadeau long to come in and see me. She was very kind, listened to all of my concerns and presented multiple options for each item on my list. She wanted me to get bloodwork done and I was able to just walk downstairs and have it done within 15 minutes and the ladies in the bloodwork lab were so kind too. Going to the doctor can be stressful but everyone I encountered at advent truly made it an easy experience. I would highly recommend their services.

I was referred to this dermatology office through my rheumatologist from next door. I don't…read moreremember the doctor's name but she was amazing. She was patient and her bedside manner was phenomenal. I needed a biopsy and she walked me through the whole Process as she was doing it. Painless! I would recommend this practice.

I always try to support local businesses, but I feel this time was a mistake. Yes, its the perfect…read morenew location, and was clean, with friendly staff. But thats about all the positive things I can day. -Billing is a Mess. They don't even have an online payment portal. Even after paying the co-pay at the office, I ended up still owing. I had to try calling three times to an offsite billing department, to finally talk to someone. -I now have a scar from a routine biopsy, when I told the doctor it was an allergic reaction to me cutting the grass (results show that I was right). I had to pay out of pocket for the scar cream. -I allowed them to talk me into extra treatments. This was my choice, but I am questioning if it was truly worth it. You're going to be upsold here. I'm going to search for another provider next year for skin exam.

Dr. Li is extraordinary, and we were thrilled with the care she provided. She listened to the…read morepatient history and asked detailed questions to elicit additional information and clarify events, as well as other aspects of the history that predated the immediate illness, and listened to genetic patient history information as well. She was willing to hear and incorporate in her diagnosis process the fact that lung infections are common with our child, and common on the father's side of the family, with a predisposition (over-susceptibility) to having upper respiratory tract infections become lower respiratory tract infections. Dr. Li did a very thorough examination of our child and expressed what she was finding in real time as she did so. She was trying to diagnose the issue in the lungs causing abnormally low O2 sats (about 4-5 points below normal, which is a lot for our child) and as she listened with a stethoscope she expressed a theory that there was a mucus plug - this is information I was happy to have, and asked about percussion to loosen any mucus. Dr. Li listened as I noted a further point of patient history was that our child had frequent chest colds when he was much younger and I had often used gentle percussion to loosen phlegm in his lungs years ago. The entire interaction was EXCELLENT and helpful to me. I like to ENCOURAGE the practice of doctors providing MORE information as opposed to assuming that a patient won't understand detailed or specific medical information. I oppose the Idea of providers trying to over-simplify, and STRONGLY OPPOSE failing to fully disclose everything the provider is finding, or the diagnostic theory forming the basis of provider's diagnosis, treatment, and expressed prognosis. Dr. Sarah Li is AMAZINGLY GOOD at making sure a patient (in this case his caregiver parents) are FULLY INFORMED - a bedrock requirement of meeting the goal of INFORMED CONSENT. We can argue as an academic matter over whether someone with no formal medical training could ever be fully "informed" but, if we did so, I would argue that the information still needs to be conveyed to the patient in as complete a manner as possible, simplifying only as necessary or requested (less Latin, surely) with the understanding that patients are also obligated to have some basic understanding of how their bodies work and how modern medicine is practiced. I believe too much information is not a problem. In the same vein, I appreciated the DIRECTNESS of Dr. Li when we discussed our prior treatment for Nigel's occasional colds with very low dose guaifenesin as an expectorant for unproductive coughs, and ultra low-dose dextromethorphan on rare occasions when he required a suppressant to sleep. Dr. Li was very clear as to why she preferred we did not use these, and then she explained why each of them was less effective than we perhaps presumed, even going into the history of DXM and why it probably worked better for my generation (Boomer) as a child - interesting bit of chemistry here which she succinctly and clearly explained how alcohol in cough syrup (back in the day) helped deliver the DXM once ingested. WOW! A doctor treating a parent as an ADULT who actually might understand simple concepts from high school chemistry instead of treating me as if I were the 5-year-old on the treatment table. THANK YOU, DR. LI !!!! At the end of the physical examination Dr. Li thoroughly discussed her theory on what this illness was, and her basis for that diagnosis, including what she and other pediatricians had been seeing this flu season. That process was interactive. She pronounced bronchopneumonia (just calling it "pneumonia" because she's not presumptuous, just brilliant) which scared us, as it should, but she was a calming influence. Throughout the time, Dr. Li was very interactive with our son and called him by name and treated him as an important person. During the exam she told him everything she was going to do before she did it and made him very comfortable. She was smiling and reassuring with him, and with us. At the end she gave him what every 5-year-old wants: two stickers. He very much liked Dr. Li and I think he even enjoyed his visit. Dr. Li is a top professional in every way, and conducts her exams in a way that made us feel as if our child was the most important person being treated that day. Her differential was logical and well explained. She was helpful in other matters such as how to best treat unproductive coughs during seasonal/occasional colds. OFF THE CHARTS SUPERB. I don't usually spend this much time writing about something but I wanted to cover a lot of the visit and how fantastic Dr. Li treated my child, and us as caregiving parents. Dr. Li gets a lot done very quickly but she EXPLAINS EVERYTHING, which is important to us. WE LOVE DR. SARAH LI and we want to say THANK YOU for such fantastic providing of care for our child. :-) :-) :-)

Love Dr. Roque and the staff here. Dr. Roque takes the time to explain issues and has patience with…read moreyour concerns. I would definitely recommend this office if you're looking for a new pediatrician.

Unfortunately, my experience with Orlando Health Imaging Centers - Winter Garden was extremely…read morefrustrating and disappointing. After my insurance denied an MRI on my knee, I spent days making calls trying to get answers. I was told a peer-to-peer review was supposed to happen, and after a 40-minute phone call on Friday, I was specifically told that if I came to the hospital, I would be able to get the MRI done there because I have financial assistance through the hospital. The only orthopedic appointment available was at 7:30 PM , so my daughter and I drove 30 minutes there, waited another 30 minutes, only to ultimately be told no and sent back home. The most frustrating part was being told one thing over the phone and experiencing something completely different in person after wasting time, gas, energy, and effort -- especially while already dealing with ongoing health issues and chronic pain. I understand policies and procedures exist, but communication and consistency matter. Patients are already exhausted enough without being sent in circles. I truly hope improvements are made so future patients receive clearer guidance and better coordination of care.

Chris was my MEI tech and she was so nice. The center looks new. The staff were so friendly and…read morehelpful and they took good care of me while I was there. This is the type of care I love when going to a doctor visit. I would definitely recommend this business to everyone.

My experience has been with Dr. Adam Money. He is amazing , patient, intelligent and he takes his…read moretime explaining everything until his patient is completely comfortable with their procedures. A wonderful doctor

I know better than to judge a book by it's cover but this book had 2 covers…read more And they shouldn't be out there as the face of Rothman as customers exit The elevators with nobody to see but those two.I will NEVER go To Rothman and my wife agrees. I will not let this go until I hear back from Someone who is the supervisor of these 2 who treated me so terribly.I had a terrible visit at the Rotman Location on Route 73 in My appointment was for 3 pm with Dr. Mark Wang in the Rothman Building. I was given the appt. By Rothman Orthopedic downstairs. I was told Dr. Wang would be on the THIRD floor (no big deal) but After exiting onto the 4th floor is where my nightmare begins. The first employee I saw was a woman named Cee but she wouldn't Look at me as she sucked the straw of her orange soda so I went To the right and found a woman named "Rasche" she told me something Like she was done for the day and back to Cee I was sent. I told her that I was on the 3rd floor for a while and now I'm up here. Cee replies "Well, Why are you taking that out on me?" She then turned to Rasche and asked Her to "Please take care of 'this ONE' for me I can't deal with "this" now. I ignored that and said that I have An appt. With Dr. Wang......Cee instantly corrects me and said "IT'S WONG" (Rasche also corrected my mispronunciation of the Doctor's name) I told both of them that I had a problem with the kiosks that were at the Elevator's exit door and would Rasche please help me because it was now Past 3 pm. I got so infuriated that I asked myself why am I being subject to This horrible treatment and I haven't met the Doctor yet. I have a badly sprained right wrist and it's a month old. Finally I wander over To the seating area on the 4th floor and I see CEE and Rasche pointing at me While holding onto their IPAD and laughing at me. At this point I felt like the laughing stock and left the building and saw NOBODY And giggling David M Kane

NO STARS KEEP AWAY Do NOT trust this practice…read morewith the life of your baby! I've been having a heavy heart the past year for not sharing our experience, interviewing Dr Catherine Lou was a disappointment. I personally don't have an issue with vaccines you should do what's best for YOUR family but the minute I brought up the FACT that my best friends kids have had mild (asthma allergies ear infection) and severe reactions to vaccines ( epilepsy)where the doctor denied it and they went about their day, her response was " it couldn't have been a vaccine" not knowing her case Dr Catherine Lou went on about how they follow the CDC schedule, meaning 72 doses in 50 shots with NO exemptions on a pharmaceutical that has NO liability and how all our family members need to update their vaccines before my baby arrives(never happen and we are all healthy) If you are 30 you officially have less vaccines than a ONE year old We were told that if we wish to delay any vaccine that we need a new provider.(of course)That made our decision easier, and the best part is, we get to keep our rights And more importantly so did our child If you take your child to this practice You have NO rights as the parent to decide what vaccines you approve or not and that alone should be a huge red flag. Don't let ANYONE especially Dr Catherine Lou fool you. Vaccines should be a choice

Being a first time mom I always show up to my appts with a million questions . These drs always…read morespend time answering my questions and help my husband and I continue to learn . They definitely have helped ease our minds on so many typical new parent worries ! We love this pediatric group :)

Another doctor that I kept after the move because good doctors are sometimes hard to find. When you…read morehave kids who do not warm up to people easily, having doctors they trust is more important than the time it takes to get to them. The staff is great, friendly, and always helpful. With everything from basic wellness care to vaccines and everything in between, we will continue to come back as long as our kids are kids.

Nice staff, but I wasn't expecting the $$$ cost for the service we had received, which I was never…read moretold before when booking my appointment. Why would you not let your patients know?? Our insurance is in-network but the copay was way over expectations. I thought maybe this would include further appointment check-ups and/or accessories we may need like foot brace, etc. NOPE, just today's visit!!!! I had to pay up front before being seen. The 5 minutes it took for the doctor to check my son was nothing more than I already knew. And she just recommended orthotics! Which we had. I left extremely upset that I had just paid beyond the service I received. Want to warn anyone who hopes to be seen with actual care. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

I'm in my 70s' had issues urinating after years of seeing a urologist and getting nowhere. Went to…read moreDr. Parkettil he recommended aquablation therapy. 2 months after surgery, very happy with the results.

Excellent bedside manner from all the staff ! Friendly and helpful front desk. The doctor took the…read moretime to listen and answer all the questions no matter how many we had, offered a treatment plan and worked with us to get the records from a previous provider! The insurance specialist was knowledgeable and helpful as well! Very impressed with the office!