This health center provides health care primarily to individuals with HIV or AIDS. The AHF is…read morefunded by numerous grants, and accesses funds to cover their services through numerous state and Federal Programs. They accept all insurance plans. And they receive support from their own Foundation. Headquartered in Los Angels, they have health care centers around the US. Once you become a patient, not only are your medical needs related to HIV/AIDS addressed, but they take a holistic approach to primary care, and an extensive network of specialists. They draw your bloods and send directly to Quest Labs for processing. They have social workers and various advocates and counselors on staff to assist patients with all of their needs. This particular center was opened in this location at the beginning of 2024. The prior negative reviews on Yelp referred to a different center, overseen and managed by staff who are no longer present. The facility is immaculate, lots of natural light, pleasant staff, and two medical doctors with board certifications in infectious diseases and AIDS. Many staff are bi-lingual or triple lingual. No one is turned away. It is a remarkable resource for the community. Oh, they also have their own pharmacy, so no need to go to a pharmacy to have your HIV related med prescriptions filled. And they also provide a variety of vaccinations. Ive accompanied friends here for care, and found the professionalism of the physicians, especially Dr. Itay Rabinovitz (see separate review) to be remarkably impressive

In generally I don't post 5 stars but today I need to for the fact today's appointment makes 2…read moretimes in a row I have been tardy. It's generally not my style but for some reason they're very forgiving and I appreciate their forgiveness. I've never had to wait no more than 15 minutes. The pharmacy has been very attentive and having my deliveries taken care, customer services always been great, and Dr. Itay has been very caring and attentive. When discussing whatever I'm there for that day, Dr. Itay always eye contact and not once have I felt dismissed. He's a warm person too, and that has been an uncommon experience lately...but not here. A good place. Easy parking

Dr. Coelho is excellent physician. His specialty is diabetes. Great bedside manner and personal…read moreattention. The office is on top of their game with authorization and billing. In and out in an hour.

Dr. Coelho is a professional and a knowledgeable endocrinologist. He listens carefully and checks…read morethoroughly.

this morning, I was feeling some pain so I had to come to Palmetto The doctor Mark is one of the…read morebest doctors that they have. I waited a long time but when I got in the ER, they immediately take care of me and my issues made sure that he took care of me he was one of the best nurses that I have had in a long but thedoctor made sure that I was comfortable and had everything that I needed. This visit was out of 10 laidy always take good care of me the head nurse Roxy with the beautiful blonde hair, always takes great care of me. Sometimes she leaves the computer. To make sure that I got medicated and taken care

Palmetto General Hospital has experienced leadership changes and difficult transitions over the…read moreyears. Despite those challenges, there had been meaningful efforts to build a more stable work environment for employees with the ultimate goal of improving patient care. Many dedicated leaders and employees worked hard to create consistency, strengthen operations, and build a culture focused on serving patients. That progress took time and deserved to be supported. What made this restructuring especially concerning was its timing. Palmetto General Hospital was in the process of rebuilding its foundation after years of challenges. New leadership and upper management had been making meaningful efforts to restore confidence and trust among employees, strengthen relationships with physicians and their offices, improve collaboration with referring hospitals, and reinforce the hospital's reputation within the local community. Rebuilding trust in healthcare takes time, consistency, and the commitment of dedicated professionals. In my opinion, the restructuring disrupted much of that progress by reducing experienced staff at a time when stability and confidence were beginning to return. I worked at Palmetto General Hospital under Conifer Health Solutions and had the opportunity to witness firsthand how operational decisions affected both employees and patient care. Based on my experience, I believe the recent restructuring was handled in a way that was unfair and disconnected from the realities of operating a busy hospital. Unfortunately, the recent restructuring has undermined much of that progress. While every organization has the right to improve efficiency and make difficult business decisions, healthcare is not an industry where staffing decisions should be made solely from spreadsheets or corporate metrics. Hospitals require adequate staffing to ensure patients receive timely, safe, and compassionate care. The recent layoffs eliminated many experienced employees across critical departments, including the Emergency Department, leaving significantly fewer staff members responsible for caring for patients. Departments that are essential to the daily operation of the hospital have lost valuable team members. These frontline professionals are the people who register patients, support physicians and nurses, coordinate care, and help keep the hospital functioning efficiently every day. The impact extends beyond those who lost their jobs. The employees who remain are now expected to do the work of multiple people while working under constant pressure with fewer resources and less support. At the same time, many are left wondering whether they will be next. This uncertainty creates anxiety, lowers morale, and makes it more difficult for dedicated healthcare professionals to focus on the work they do every day. Although every company has the legal right to restructure its workforce, the way these decisions were implemented has had a lasting negative effect on employees, patients, and the culture of the organization. Conifer Health Solutions manages hundreds of healthcare clients, but in my opinion, that makes it even more important that every restructuring decision be based on careful research and a thorough understanding of each individual hospital's operations. Every facility has different patient volumes, staffing needs, workflows, and community demands. A strategy that works in one location should not automatically be applied to another without evaluating the local realities. Before implementing layoffs that affect patient care, there should have been a comprehensive assessment of the hospital's actual operational needs. Decisions of this magnitude should not rely solely on standardized corporate models or benchmarks established at headquarters. They should reflect what is happening on the ground, where local leadership and frontline employees understand the daily demands of caring for patients. From what I observed, the restructuring did not fully reflect the operational realities of Palmetto General Hospital. Instead of strengthening the organization, the staffing reductions have placed additional strain on the remaining employees, increased pressure on critical departments, and raised legitimate concerns about maintaining the level of service patients deserve. What was especially disappointing was seeing dedicated employees lose their jobs despite years of service and commitment. There were likely more balanced ways to achieve financial goals, such as evaluating staffing across all departments, reducing nonessential expenses, reassigning employees where possible, or implementing gradual changes instead of widespread layoffs. The success of a hospital depends on its people. When experienced employees in critical areas are removed without a clear understanding of the operational impact, the burden shifts to those who remain and, ultimately, to the patients the hospital is committed to serving. A successful restructurin

Had a appt with him today. He was very pleasant and appeared to be very competent. His nurse…read morepractioner also appeared to be nice and competent. Front desk workers also nice. The office visit was a positive one.

I've been coming to this office for a while to treat my fybromyalgia Dr. Santiago is OK but the…read morestaff is Terrible!!including the manager. They have made multiple mistakes. Never give messages to the doctor, they never answer the phone, super uncooperative they have a bad attitude. Super rude! They don't care about patients. I'm extremely frustrated and will be shopping around for another doctor soon. This place is impossible to deal with I would not recommend this place. Beware!!

I was referred by my neighbor. I saw Dr Dalton. I really liked him a lot and he was very thorough…read more They have good technology there, I was impressed that they were able to find my MRI from a company in Boca Raton within minutes. The front desk staff, in particular Caitlin, are very helpful and friendly. They strike me as a very efficient place. I have to go back for an epidural after I have a sinus surgery first. Dr. Dalton was careful to learn all of my issues, and made sure he did not give me an epidural until it would be safe. They also have physical therapy there, and I plan to go to them after I finish up with my current company. Again, they are just very organized and friendly and I feel like it's one stop shopping to get my back diagnosed and my pain management dealt with and my physical therapy all in one place.

I saw Dr Macek for a little bit more than a year he is very caring and really gets to know you…read moreHe and his staff give excellent care The receptionist and the nurse practitioner were wonderful. I highly recommend American pain management experts.

We had a serious issue with pill mills in the past, and I would like to think those days are over…read more After one visit to this place, I'm not so sure. To begin with, I arrived early for my visit so I could fill out their ridiculous amount of paperwork. On it were the obligatory questions about the pain I was in, but no one seemed concerned with what I put down, as they kept referring to other things that were not bothering me. Also, when I made the appointment, I specifically asked for Dr. Amin, but I never saw him. I filled out the paperwork and sat in the annoying waiting room where the television is entirely too loud and on a continuous loop of ads. Nothing else. I wished there was a remote out there so I could turn it off, but that would show true concern for the patients and you won't find that here. I finally was brought in to the madness of the back, and Michael, the nurse (I'm not sure if he's actually a nurse but I don't think he's a physician's assistant and I know he's not a doctor) could not have been nicer. If this review was about him, it would be five stars. He was the only one I met who actually listened to me. Next came the PA. This could either stand for Physician's Assistant or Pain in the Ass, you can decide for yourself. She was a nightmare. She apologized for the amount of time I had to wait, but she had to go outside because her car was hit. Which is saying to the patient that her car is more important. That gives you an idea of the caliber of the practice. Finally the doctor came in. He stood across the room and recited to me what his PA had written down, incorrectly, which completely threw him off because he had already decided on the the diagnosis and course of treatment (all with drugs) before he walked in the room. He never examined me, he stood with his back against the door and never entered any further into the room. I now know how lepers must feel. He prescribed several medications for me, which is why I started feeling like I was in a pill mill. Then he told me he would call in another prescription, and that pharmacy would call me to make arrangements. I was also to have an MRI. Finally, something that made sense. His office would arrange that and the MRI office would call me to schedule. I also had to give them a urine sample, but for the life of me, I don't know why. I gave it to them. I have yet to hear anything more about it. I was shown to the front desk where the receptionist immediately tried to book my next appointment. I informed her that I couldn't very well do that since I hadn't had the MRI yet, which completely threw her off. I patiently explained to her (maybe not so patiently) that I had to have an MRI and that her office was going to call the MRI place and let them know what the were scanning, and once that was done, then I would call and make the next appointment. I'm guessing she gets paid on how many appointments she makes because she was not happy. Several weeks later I received a letter in the mail from some company that claimed they had been trying to call me (even though I never got a phone call from them) to finalize the medication. I checked and it's a medication that is NOT covered by my insurance, and I can only guess that Dr. Macek gets a kickback from the drug company, because I cannot come up with another reason why he would prescribe this for me, particularly since he still had not examined me. Oh, and the MRI? Well, it's been over a month and I still have not heard from anyone about that. As I said, this made me think I was in a pill mill and nothing has happened since change my opinion. In reading the reviews on here, it seems that most patients are very happy with Dr. Amin. I cannot understand why I was not put on his schedule when I specifically asked for him, but I was not. Sadly, I'm not willing to give this place another chance.

I've been going here for years, seeing Dr. Myrna. She is the most caring healer, always listening…read moreand ready to figure out how to help you. This is an office that never, ever skimps on a referral. From the day I met Dr. Myrna, she has been professional and thorough in all testing, explaining your results to you one by one. I highly recommend this office and especially Dr. Myrna.

Dr. Jason Gajraj is the finest Doctor I have had in my adult life. His Father was my Doctor since…read more1991 who is also phenomenal and still in practice in the Margate office. Dr. Mohammed Gajraj has raised a phenomen son who travels where he is needed. From his office on Pine Island in Lauderhill to University Hospital where he is an intern. I have been his patient for years now and he is remarkable. I have serious injuries which have worsened since my near death experience from an auto accident in 1991. Dr. Jason Gajraj I thank you for your expertise in all areas. Your Heart specialist referal to all the specialty Drs. of Nero Science and more. You are amazing. D. Canuet

Over before I started. Someone called me and offered up they they take insurance / there would ONLY…read morebe a copay for my consultation visits/lab work, and my monthly costs for HRT would be about $60 per month. This sounded great, so I scheduled an appointment. Upon looking at the paperwork they sent me - I learned they do not take insurance. You "can file on your own", NOT what I was told. Was then told the fee for the first visit is $350. That's a tad different from a $30 copay. The person who answered the phone stated, "you didn't talk to me!" A female from your office called me and offered up all this info. I didn't think HRT was ever covered, so I was happy to be told this. Why would your staff say, without being asked, "We take insurance, and there is only a copy for the initial visit and blood work?" Your office obviously does a bait and switch. This is no joke. Some of us have to budget very carefully with out of pocket expenses. At least other places are honest - it costs a lot! You wasted my time and lied!

You will not find a more caring group of people - focused on your wellbeing and comfort…read more 13 years ago Dr Cabrera was able to get my chronic thyroid and HRT situation balanced and allow me to re-enter living. Many others were attempting to treat them independently, but I was never "well". I've been getting infusions for over 12 years that have made all the difference in being able to sustain a world-traveling work schedule. Thanx a million team!