This is the absolute best doctor that I've ever met. He genuinely cares he listens he guides and he…read moreoffers practical solutions. He's fantastic for the whole family. I recommend that if you have a family or for general medical needs that you take advantage of his services and his team is wonderful.

Beautiful decor, respectful doctor and staff, low wait time and reasonable out of pocket cost!read more

Dr. Stanley-Brown has been my youngest kid's primary care physician for years and I am so glad that…read morewe found her. She thoroughly examines your child and their health, takes time to speak with you and your child, and provides excellent ideas on ways to improve your babies' lives. She is easy to talk to and above all, I trust her completely with my son's health. My only complaint is that I can't have her as my own doctor! We love her so much

I had a simple question and it is like playing phone tag to get ahold of anyone other than the…read morefront desk. Let's start with Rose... I'm sorry but you have no right to self diagnose my child and you should look up the long history before calling. Second I waited over 24 hrs to hear back from anyone and to not get ahold then because it went straight to voicemail. I'm sorry but if you are that busy you shouldn't accept new patients! And secondly you should call your patients back that day not the next! Do not take your children here lack of urgency. If I could it would be zero stars!

While I understand doctors offices don't always take you back at the exact time of your…read moreappointment, my son was scheduled for a 1:30 wellness check (the same time their office opens back up after their lunch break) and we sat in the waiting area for min 25 mins before we were called back. How?? There's no patients in office upon reopening. Highly inconsiderate to have us wait. Especially since some of us have to pick up our other children from school. This happens consistently. The care is good but no sense of urgency.

Came here as we were considering looking for a secondary doctor. To make the switch to. The front…read moredesk staff was friendly. The doctor and nurse was not so friendly. Dr. Tarford was most definitely NOT pleasant. When I asked her for the spelling of her name so that I can properly pronounce it. She spelled it out and replied that she had a cold and did not want to make it worse. ‍ guess they are crossed off of our list. As a doctor working with kids how do you come to work with a cold.... We will be staying with our current doctor at Bennet Pediatrics. The staff and especially the doctor and nurses are very friendly, warm and helpful at Bennet Pediatrics.

The office staff is very disorganized. They gave me an appointment for my kids and supposedly check…read moremy insurance information. When I got there, they indicated my insurance needed to change the primary care doctor on my kids record prior to the appointment. I called my insurance afterwards and having a PPO policy, I do not need authorization or referrals to visit any doctor. They also indicated, when they were scheduling the appointment, that I did not need to bring with my kids records from the previous pediatrician. When I got to the appointment, it turned out that the records were needed and they needed to wait for the others doctors office to send them. I literally lost all my morning on this. If you are a busy professional and need a doctor who respects the value of your time.....this is not the place for you.

The front office staff and the Office Manager are horrible. The office Manager is rude. the also…read moredon't know what they are talking about and when you have a complaint they do not call you back. I and removing all of my children form there and going to another Dr. Its sad because I like Dr Gonzalez and have been at that office for years since my last child was a baby and she is 12 now. He is not the problem it is his staff I'm not even sure he know how bad they are. If I could rate them a negative number I would because they are less than zero.

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.

Everyone in this office are awesome and caring. My first time with DR Bennett (after seeing the…read moreother nurse practitioners that are amazing) she was very dismissing and thinks she can diagnose what the child has. I have worked with kids in autism as a behavior therapist and more. Speech delay is not autism! For her to tell me that my child for sure autistic was ridiculous. He is a normal child with no symptoms or behavior of a kid with autism. I rather have the nurse practitioners that are more realistic, caring and they listen to you and will go do above and beyond with information for you to understand and learn more about anything the child has. I love them ! But not the main DR.

As a father of four children with a deep background in health and wellness--including serving as…read morethe lead speaker at over 300 regenerative medicine seminars--I have always prioritized accurate, responsible, and child-focused medical care. My experience with Dr. Lorna Bennett at Bennett Pediatrics was not only deeply disappointing--it was professionally negligent, dismissive, and outright dangerous. I brought forth evidence-backed concerns regarding the illegal administration of prescription medication to two of my children by a non-medical adult. Both children experienced negative side effects, and were misdiagnosed by an after-hours clinic with conditions that lacked proper testing or symptom correlation. Dr. Bennett dismissed these concerns outright, defending other clinics' failures and refusing to critically assess the risk posed to my children. One of the most disturbing examples came when my young daughter was stuck by an uncapped needle while taking out the trash at her mother's home. Dr. Bennett's response? She compared it to needle sticks nurses receive, completely minimizing the uncontrolled, unsupervised nature of the incident and ignoring the traumatic context. This isn't care--it's dereliction of duty. In another case, my daughter tested Class 5 for cat allergies--a medically significant reaction that should have prompted immediate recommendations to remove allergen exposure from the home. Initially, Dr. Bennett stated the cats needed to go--but then, inexplicably, reversed her stance and pushed pharmaceutical treatment instead. This wasn't medical discretion--it was an intentional downplaying of an urgent environmental health risk. My daughter has a clearly documented history of severe allergic reactions to cats and dogs--confirmed by formal allergy testing showing a Class 5 reaction to cats and Class VI reaction to dogs, which indicates an extremely high risk of significant respiratory distress. She has no history of allergic reactions to any other environmental triggers. Prior to the introduction of cats into her mother's household, she was a vibrant, healthy child--able to run, play, and live life fully without the need for medical intervention. Since that exposure began, her health has taken a steep and devastating downturn. She now suffers from persistent respiratory symptoms, including coughing fits so severe she sounds like a 90-year-old chain smoker. She's been placed on daily steroids and albuterol, and is being pharmaceutically managed rather than medically protected. Let me be clear: this didn't come out of nowhere. It's not genetic, it's not mystery asthma. This is a direct result of long-term, repeated exposure to known allergens, despite documented evidence and professional acknowledgment that such exposure posed a serious risk. Instead of acting on this information to remove the trigger, Dr. Lorna Bennett and others chose the path of least resistance--excusing the presence of the cats, downplaying the severity, and pushing medication as a substitute for safety. This isn't care. It's institutional betrayal. During a recent visit, Dr. Bennett offered yet another disturbing deflection: she claimed my daughter's severe respiratory decline was likely due to her vaccine status, despite no clinical basis and no consistent pattern among her siblings. My two older daughters, with nearly identical vaccine schedules, have no history of asthma. My youngest--who is further behind in vaccinations than Tessa--hasn't developed symptoms. This wasn't a medically grounded explanation. It was a distraction--a sleek, baseless excuse to avoid addressing the real issue: prolonged exposure to a medically confirmed allergen. Dr. Bennett had no data, no evidence, and no accountability. Just a sales pitch. Parents don't bring their children to pediatricians to be sold misleading narratives. They come for care. For protection. For truth. And at Bennett Pediatrics, you will find none of that. During yet another visit, a ringworm lesion the size of a quarter was missed during a head-to-toe evaluation--even after two ER visits and an urgent care trip within six days. Instead of addressing these errors, Dr. Bennett focused the appointment on an unsolicited conversation about divorce, accompanied by religious commentary that had no place in a pediatric health visit. This clinic operates with a dismissive, "prescribe-and-dismiss" mindset, offering superficial evaluations, excusing errors made by other providers, and silencing informed parental input. I entered as a highly engaged, experienced parent--and was treated as though my concerns didn't matter. That's not medicine. That's malpractice. I urge every parent to avoid this practice. Dr. Lorna Bennett does not advocate for children--she pacifies dysfunction and enables harm. This is not an emotional rant. This is a public record of medical negligence. I have submitted a formal complaint to the Florida Board of Medicine.

Everything and everyone was so pleasant and nice until we had to go to check out. I believe her…read morename is Maritza long gray hair and big black glasses was very rude and horrible customer service. I'm sorry but she should not be working at the front desk.

If all you need is to get your kid vaccinated this office gets an "A Plus."if you are looking for…read moreactual medical advice, treatment, and stewardship of human health better find another office

We love doctor Smith!! We moved to Bradenton this past year and still drive the two hours to come…read moreto this office. It's hard to find a doctor/pediatrician you feel so comfortable and confident with. He is such a relaxed man and provides the best down to earth but knowledgeable advice and solutions to any issues. The office is so clean and fun with all the neons and art work- feels so trendy with just a cool vibe all around. They have always been so accommodating even when it comes to tele-visits. I 100% recommend this office and doctor to anyone living in the surrounding areas or even further.

I absolutely love the doctor and his wife's establishment. Beautiful art work and meaningful and…read morehumorous quotes in every room. Short wait times and super clean. He listens and then educate during all my appointment. The staff members are gentle and very friendly.