PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE read‼…read more 12/9/25 I took my baby to her 4-month well visit for vaccinations and ear piercing with Dr. Evan Layton. During the appointment, Dr. Layton told me my baby could start eating puréed vegetables and that she should be sleeping alone in her room. He advised me to let her cry and not check on her until morning. As this is my first baby, I was not comfortable with that advice. After the nurse administered her shots, Dr. Layton came in to pierce her ears. He was extremely rough, stating my baby would not stay still. After the piercing, my baby cried uncontrollably. Her eyes became puffy, and she could not be soothed. I stayed downstairs in the lobby for over an hour until she finally calmed down and fell asleep. Later that evening, while undressing her for a bath, I noticed dried blood under her arm. This raised serious concerns for me and explained why she had been crying so intensely. I questioned whether she had been injured due to frustration while she was crying and moving during the procedure. Fast forward to 12/29/25: I brought my baby back because she had been sick since Christmas. Dr. Layton stated he needed to hold her nose to listen to her lungs, which seemed very strange to me. While examining her ears, my baby began crying and moving. During the exam, he knocked her earring out, causing her to cry even harder. He then put the earring back in. At that point, my baby was screaming, so I picked her up. I then noticed the inside of her ear was bleeding. I asked Dr. Layton why her ear was bleeding, as that was clearly why she was crying so intensely. He stated the ear is very sensitive and apologized. This was unacceptable to me. First, the earring was knocked out during the exam, and then the inside of her ear was injured to the point of bleeding. Dr. Layton stated he would prescribe ear drops to prevent infection. I immediately left the room and requested to see another doctor. I also obtained contact information from the front desk to file a formal complaint. My baby is only 4 months old. There is absolutely no reason she should leave a doctor's office injured. This situation is completely unacceptable. I am beyond upset and will not let this go. My baby will never be seen by Dr. Evan Layton again. If you have infants or children who cannot advocate for themselves, do not take them to Dr. Layton.

BayCare Medical Group Pediatrics always tried to help me with any questions, friendly and overall…read morea very pleasant and efficient experience.

We Care Pediatrics is the best pediatrician office I have ever been to. The office staff are…read moreamazing. Everyone is very friendly and always makes sure that we have everything we need for our children. Dr. Peter Kosoff is by far the best pediatrician I could ever have for my children. He's very attentive and always makes sure our concerns are addressed. My older children have been going to this office for 12 years and my 2 youngest have been with We Care their whole lives. This is by far the best office you could bring your children to.

This place has been my kids go to pediatrics for years and I'm so thankful for the care. Dr…read more Kossoff is great! They all help us right away. Lindsey in the front desk is very sweet and welcoming. The lady that calls us back for weigh ins was the best. She gave my daughter a shot and could not have made this experience for her any better. Thank you staff! See ya next time

Dr. Bearison is so sweet and thorough with all of her assessments on her patients. She takes the…read moretime to listen to your concerns and enthusiastically assures you of her findings. She values parent input and gives her whole heart into her practice. She's a true gem in South Tampa!

We love Dr. Jennifer Pesce and everyone at Baycare Medical Group! I found this pediatrician…read morerecommendation through other moms in South Tampa and their recommendation did not disappoint. Shots are never fun, but there is always a bowl full of lollipops at the end of our visit. My husband and I have never waited more than a few minutes for our appointment before we are called into the doctor's office. I really like how the office separates the sick patients from the well patients. The well patients waiting room eased our stress as first time parents since we had to visit for all of the newborn immunizations during cold and flu season. If I had any complaints it would be that the parking spaces are a bit tight, but that is expected in South Tampa.

Excellent care. No wait time. Dr was very thorough. The nurse was very patient with my babygirl who…read morewas 2 months at the time. Love it here !

Terrible first visit for our newborn. The staff called me when we pulled in for a questionnaire…read morethat needed to be done BEFORE we entered. The staff was dry and unwelcoming. The biggest issue is we waited close to an hr before being seen by the Dr. The tech advised us to leave our newborn on the table without clothes while we waited. After 10 minutes we had to redress our newborn and keep her warm. Every pediatric visit with our firstborn was 10-15 minutes wait tops. This office lacks empathy and consideration. We will be finding a new pediatrician.

DO NOT START YOUR CHILD'S HEALTHCARE HERE Horrible…read moreExperience. We are trying to change providers for our infant son. So far it has been one month since we requested our our sons medical records from this office. They have steered us to online and fax requests which we have sent. Their "medical records department" has given us no confirmation or contact. They refuse to give us any contacts or path other than "repeat what you've done". ONE MONTH of requests and calls (they refuse to give any emails) so we can't even document a digital paper trail. Their practices have created terrible stress and ARE PREVENTING OUR NEWBORN FROM GETTING HEALTHCARE! This office says "it's completely out of our hands" but they have another part of their company that has provided no answers, no accurate timelines, and no confirmations of anything received or sent.

Just finished our nurse visit and Samantha E. was nothing but kind, patient, and overall amazing.read more

Seems very clean in here! The waiting room on the "well" side (they have a well or sick entrance)…read morelooked quite nice and has a tv and a few video games to keep the children entertained! Very nice and friendly welcome! Staff seems ok! Not the most chipper of people but also no problems either! They were pretty on point with my appt getting us back to the room, but the wait for the doctor was quite long 30+ mins! But when he did come in he was very quick, answered any of my questions with ease! Overall a great place! Quick and painless! Well, unless you're getting shots then maybe not painless lol I'll leave some pictures below

Thank you to Dr. Kanarek at Nadal Pediatrics for saving my child…read more My review is 3 months late, it has been a BAD summer. On June 19, I went to Nadal Pediatrics, quite urgently. My daughter had a (butterfly rash, purple hued dusky knees, red knuckles and had lost use of her hands) group of weird symptoms. She had a rash and I had already scheduled a future appointment, but the achy hands before the 18th she had been icing herself, this is the date she could no longer close/fist her hands. My mom thought was, "she hurt her wrist/hands in gymnastics." Not even thinking any of this could be related. To make a very long, sad, hard story shorter, we came in to see Dr. Kanarek on the morning of the 19th of June. He literally took one look at my 10-year old beautiful baby girl and says she needs a specialist immediately. "I see Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus or Juvenile Dermatomyositis." I start to shake and react like a parent with fear. We left the office in about 45 minutes, Dr. Kanarek had already reached out to Specialists at All Childrens Hospital and was confirming a morning appointment on the 20th. We were admitted immediately after a chat with the specialist. No overnight clothing or preparation, we spent 3 nights at the hospital. Our daughter had Juvenile Dermatomyositis, she is part of a 3 in 1 million group of patients. Without this keen observation on the part of Dr. Kanarek, I fear we would have lost my child. Diagnosis average time is 17 to 18 months and by then most children suffer heart and lung damage or suffer paralysis of joints or muscles. She has this and it is an Auto-Immune Disease for life, but she is alive and has no permanent muscle damage. Thank you again to Dr. Kanarek at Nadal Pediatrics for saving my child and getting us on the road to recovery. From the depths of our souls in appreciation and awe, Elena and Danny Tewmey

Excellent experience here for getting lab work done for a child. First of all, don't be like me and…read morejust walk in hoping they can squeeze you in.. appointments are needed. However, I was able to get squeezed in. The security, front desk receptionist and lab staff were so kind/helpful. My daughter was able to remain calm during the blood draw and after they let her get a little treasure box prize. Highly recommend for lab work.

My daughter was referred here, and I cannot believe the outrageous rates we were billed for a…read more10-minute office visit. My insurance was billed almost $700. So we are stuck with a remaining balance of over $350...Quality of care does not line up with rates charged.