Dr. Ben Han and his staff are first rate. The facility is state of the art. The support staff is…read morewelcoming and professional. I give them all the highest possible ratings.

Dr. Rosenberg and his staff are amazing! Everyone is so nice and helpful. Dr. Rosenberg explains…read moreeverything to you in detail so you understand what is going on with your health. His staff worked very quick to get the prescriptions for a hospital bed and home care for my mom approved. I'm very thankful to him and his staff.

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Dr. McDonald is AMAZING!! She was soothing, kind, patient and explained everything/answered all of…read moremy questions and concerns. She greeted me with a warm hug and I felt instantly at ease. She took her time with me and I I never felt rushed or unimportant. I felt heard and cared about. The entire staff was awesome, I can't thank them enough. I walked in nervous and scared, but left feeling optimistic and safe in her hands. Thank you Dr. McDonald and staff, you are all amazing

RUN!!! This surgeon is non-human. Doesn't like being questioned. Expects her patients to accept…read moreher decisions! Is NOT professional on many levels. DO YOUR RESEARCH! There are many more exceptional surgeons! This one should re-think her profession!!

I'd love to say five stars but the parking situation here is well out of hand. I don't know if…read morethey're building another parking deck anytime soon but it was absolutely nuts. I watched people getting off the elevator for over 90 minutes before I was finally able to follow someone to a space they were leaving. Yowza. We had two visits here within a week. One was a simple biopsy. The later was an extended stay in the Neuro ICU. Don't worry, everyone's fine now. The nursing staff was over the top welcoming, helpful, caring and friendly. Especially the nurse who spotted my brother and I in my Dad's room after he went back for his procedure and walked us over to the area so we could be with him before he went back for it. And just everyone was super nice. I wouldn't want to spent multiple days here again but if there's a nicer hospital in South Florida, I can't find it. [Review 475 of 2025 - 2117 in Florida - 24037 overall]

I arrived at Labor & Delivery in active labor after my OB had already been notified and instructed…read moreme to tell the front desk to contact him immediately because he was expecting me. I did exactly that. I repeatedly told staff my baby was coming, but I was told there was no room available. Then my water broke directly in front of the Labor & Delivery desk. I dropped to my hands and knees, screaming and crying in pain while my husband repeatedly begged staff to help me. I was not immediately examined, given a wheelchair, or taken for care. An off-duty nurse who heard my screams from outside the hospital came in, recognized the emergency, got a wheelchair herself, and rushed me toward triage. Because I had not yet been admitted, my husband could not come with me. When the elevator opened, I was in such advanced labor that I physically could not sit because my baby had descended into the birth canal. I crawled out of the elevator on my hands and knees. In triage, I removed my own soaked clothes and shoes, climbed onto the bed myself while shaking uncontrollably, and repeatedly screamed that my baby was coming. Despite staff being around me, I still was not immediately examined. One nurse asked my name, told me I was "doing okay," and walked away. It was only when another nurse realized my baby's head was already crowning that a physician was called to catch her. My daughter was born approximately eight minutes after my water broke. Thankfully, my daughter and I were physically okay, but that does not make this acceptable. I genuinely believed I was going to deliver my baby without medical assistance inside a hospital. The incident became known within my OB's practice. At my postpartum appointment, staff were already aware of what happened and referred to my delivery as a "horror story." I am sharing this because no woman in active labor should have to beg for medical attention while her baby is literally being born.

Horrendously run office. The doctor added an in person meeting the beginning of my moms 4th…read moretreatment , which usually takes 45 minutes turning it into a 3 hour appointment. No one notified me before hand so I could make arrangements with my work. my mom's not able to drive herself or hear the doctor because of severe hearing loss, so I need to be there. Also their waiting room seats about 8 people and every time we go there are about10-15 people standing in a small cramped space. They've now begun to make no patients, many of which are elderly caregivers wait outside the office in the heat of the summer. It's shameful.

In February 2024 I was dx with stage 4 uterine cancer. I was referred to Dr. Rohan Faria as my…read moreoncologist. Upon meeting him I was impressed that he had read my entire file and knew everything about me instead of asking me questions about why I was there. He was incredibly thorough in not only his testing but also his treatment plan. He literally saved my life and I am now in complete remission, no longer on chemo and no longer on immunotherapy. However, he has assured me that this is not a fly by night relationship and will be with me monitoring me for the rest of my life. Instead of the stoic, cold physician most say oncologists can be, he is warm and compassionate along with great knowledge of his field.

I am very Lucky to have Dr bega as my DR he explains everything to me I am very lucky to be his…read morepatient . Eleanor D

After researching local oncologists, I chose to visit with Dr. Begas. I called and made an…read moreappointment after pressing the dedicated "new patient" prompt. The scheduler was pleasant and provided me with most, not all, of the information that I needed to know prior to my visit. She said she would send me a new patient packet to complete prior to my visit, tho, I never did receive it, so I did not have time to review the paperwork. Unfortunately, because of scheduling conflicts, I had to call back a 2nd and 3rd time to finally secure an appointment. Each time, the scheduler was pleasant, but and only provided me with most, not all, of the necessary information that I needed. They each said they would send me a new patient package, but never did. But, not ONCE during any of those conversations, did any of the schedulers explain to me that I would not only be billed for my copay (which, of course I knew I had to pay), but, that I would also be responsible for an amount more than 3x that for a "facility charge" as the Dr. is "affiliated" with BRRH. When I arrived, Rose gave me a few papers to complete, which I did standing at the main desk, rushed, as there were other patients waiting to check in. I never did gt to read the very loosely stated paragraph that says I am responsible for Dr and hospital charges. As a layperson, I interpreted that to mean that IF I was admitted to the hospital, I would be responsible for the hospital charges, which, of course, I agreed. 6 weeks go by and I received a bill for my copay, which I immediately paid. A week later, I received another bill for and additional $157.47!!! When I phoned and asked why, after she placed me on hold for over 5 minutes, Evelyn in the billing department, very matter-of-factly and with a condescending tone, informed me that the additional charge was due to the relationship the Dr. has with the hospital. I then spoke with Stacy the supervisor who, with the same matter-of-factness reiterated the same information. She did say she would "discount" my bill by $50, but the amount is still more than 2x my copay. I was emphatic that THIS INFORMATION BE DISCLOSED WHEN SPEAKING WITH THE NEW APPOINTMENT SCHEDULER so that the potential new patient can make a personal decision whether or not they want to see the Dr. I would NEVER have made the appointment. I would have gone to one the the other hundred oncologists in PBC, Patient beware! As an aside, the Dr. ordered a test for me and I never received a call to schedule it. It seems I fell thru the cracks. I even called back to ask about it and the girl I spoke with said she'd look into it and call me back, but, never did. Maybe this practice is just way to big if they can not keep track of their patients and their tests. Thank God I was only there for a consult and did not require serious treatment and attention.

I stored my stem cells about 3 years ago. As a medical physician, I feel that this clinic is on the…read morecutting edge of medicine. Organs are being grown now using adult stem cells that can replace the donor's organs allowing transplants to be done with anti-rejection drugs that damage the immune system. The Cooley Institute is working with hearts right now.

From the owner: South Florida Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant Institute is a joint commission accredited facility…read moreproviding world-class immunotherapy care and wellness for patients with cancer and chronic diseases.

How do you review a MD's office?…read more Let's see. When I talk to other healthcare professionals about who my oncologist is, the first thing they say is to do whatever he tells you because he keeps his patients alive. Dr. Kalman has the bedside manner you need when you're being delivered the worse news you can hear. He makes sure everyone in the room is paying attention. He doesn't has a complex that he's a superhero, although he certainly is. The office is caring. He cares about you as an individual not as a diagnosis. When I had surgery and he came to see me, he acted like he was there just to visit because he saw I was by myself at the time he came. (I had just sent everyone home). He knew that I wouldn't remember anything he said and that I needed my entourage there. Can't say the same for all others who talked to me. All in all, for obvious reasons I wish I never met him under the circumstances I did...I am so very lucky to have Dr. Kalman, Christopher and the rest of the office on my team.

The best hematologist in the fort Lauderdale area! is he very knowledgeable, smart, on time, takes…read moretimes with patients, listen, returns emails right away, what else can you ask for?