My mother who lives in Venice, FL. (82 years old) is staying with me in New Jersey. Within the…read morepast year and a half she has had a stroke, broke her rotary cuff, had back surgery, has had corona, has Pulmonary Fibrosis, COPD and was diagnosed with Pneumonia Two times. To say this has been a trying year is an understatement. She was recently released from the hospital for pneumonia and we brought her to stay with us in New Jersey to hopefully get her moved back up here (stubborn). While she has been up here she started coughing up brown flem. So we called her Doctor to see if they could prescribe something to help ease the cough. When we called we spoke to the receptionist who told us it was after hours (even though it was 4:30 and they close at 5:00) and that they would have to call the after hours doctor and see if he could prescribe medicine. About a half an hour later Dr. Phifer calls he did not say who he was on the phone (phone was on speaker). And when my mom asked him a couple of times he was very very rude (he said yeah what do you want, (among other non-professional words) and said you called me. I got on the phone and told him he was on speaker and that she is very sickly and that was no way to speak to her. From my little experience i had with him he was rude, could care a less about her and just wanted to get off the phone. I think we were interrupting his 4th of July weekend. Never in my 53 years have i heard a doctor be so rude to a patient. If i didn't hear it for myself i would not have believed it. If he spoke that way to my very sick mother how does he treat other patients who do not have the strength or understanding of how to even write a comment.

Dr. William Phifer has been my doctor for years and has always been a caring, competent,…read morecompassionate physician.

They gave me great service. Unfortunately they did not accept my secondary insurance. I have never…read morehad this happen anywhere else. I was sick though, so was happy to find care on a walk in basis.

The lady answering the phone is extremely rude my dr gave me a referral there. Needless to say he…read moreis not happy the way I was treated. I wouldn't send my worst enemy there. Don't waste your time

We changed to using Dr. Johnson due to changes in our insurance. We made our initial appointment…read moreand found him very easy to get along with and he listened. His office was clean and his staff very friendly. My family has now been seeing Dr. Johnson for about two years and it is great. The waits are not long, his staff is truly lovely, and he is a sound doctor.

I have only been in Florida for 10 yrs and of course I didn't have any doctors. Someone…read morerecommended Dr Johnson and I am glad they did. I have never felt rushed and he always listens to what I have to say. He doesn't over prescribe or order unnecessary test but when he recommends a test your are smart to listen. His staff is efficient and extremely helpful. I am really glad that out of the list of doctors recommended to me I found Dr Johnson.

Mis-diagnosed my Mom so frequently I would be on here for pages. Almost all of them went on to…read morebecome life threatening. If I had not been here to advocate for her, she would not have lived as long as she did. The last time when she went to the hospital on Dr. McCullough advise, she was there almost 5 weeks, 2 of those in Critical Care before she finally passed. Almost 3 weeks after her death McCullough called the house to see how Mom was doing. Yes, read that again! His patient, hospitalized by him, died and he did not even know it!!! Is this the doctor you want to go to?

Called for an appointment. Had a medical emergency with intense palpitations. Expressed the urgency…read moreof this to the staff. Was told the soonest the doctor could see me was in a few months. No, I'm not joking. Completely unsympathetic. Glad I didn't die.

If Hippocrates actually said "do no harm", Dr. John Yee has developed his own modified version of…read morethe oath. His pledge is to "do great good for those who need you most". Two years ago I spent much of my time moving through life in a wheelchair because of a serious foot injury. I was facing seemingly impossible odds when I met Dr. John Yee. While other physicians had given up on my case, Dr. Yee engaged his unending creative problem-solving skills suggesting unique treatments that resolved my problem and resulted in a much-improved lifestyle. As I began to improve, Dr. Yee suggested that an exercise program would be essential to my regaining strength and balance. He found a gym whose talented owner agreed to work with several of his patients recovering from serious medical issues. Under his direction, five of us we're pushed and challenged and we improved --- and then Covid-19 hit and the gym had to close. Dr. Yee then stepped in and offered to personally teach us martial arts strategies and techniques to continue our recovery using a virtual platform. Dr. Yee now coaches us in strength training, balance strategies and relaxation techniques and we continue to grow physically and mentally. His gentle concern has strengthened our minds, bodies and souls. Because of his concern, I am today a seventy-one-year-old woman, who had never been athletic, exercising 7 days a week, learning taekwondo and feeling stronger than ever. I am proud of myself for never giving up. I know that I owe this new life and confidence to my brilliant, challenging physician / life coach, Dr. John Yee. I will always be grateful to him for making the latter part of my life the best part!

Dr. Dubin left the practice sep 2019 and his replacement Dr. Reed is not accepting new patients.read more

Dr. Dublin is a very thorough physician. He is personable and kind. He is the kind of doctor that…read moreeveryone is looking for but rarely finds.