​ my urologist performed a biopsy on my prostate because of higher than normal PSA he recommended…read moreDr Bloom at Wellspring 28 radiation treatments I only have three to go the staff is fantastic starting with the two ladies at the front desk and Chuck and Monica and Dr Bloom in The Clinic but especially the folks that perform the radiation have had very few side effects a great staff

My physician noticed my PSA going up and refereed me to a urologist. Our discussion led to the…read moredecision to involve a radiation oncologist. Our first choice was not in the CarePlus network, but WellSpring was. I met with Dr. Culbert and we discussed his recommendations. I completed a run of radiation for prostate cancer just 2 weeks ago. It was my experience that Doctor Culbert, and the Staff at WellSpring were professional, yet personal at every level of my time there. I recommend WellSpring.

Do not go to see Jennifer Fosdick that woman begs you to send her patients but after receiving care…read morefrom her, I wouldn't take my dog to be examined by her. I was there because I needed medication refills and brought up the fact that I needed my Xanax refilled. Tell me why she only refilled my Xanax after telling me she can't write it sent in a baby dose to try to wean me off of it did not refill any of my everyday meds. Was too busy and in a hurry about leaving at noon and then saying she needs to see me again within the week when her nurse said she has told her multiple times that her schedule is booked out for the month so to say less, I would not recommend this doctor

I recently went for a wellness check with Dr Wallace turned into horrible meeting. We were going…read moreover the results of my lab work which he had forgotten to bring with him. He reported I had high cholesterol scores which could lead to stroke heart attack, and he then proceeded to go over the 30 other blood test results and when I wanted to go back to the one that he flagged as a problem high cholesterol and he said oh, he already told me the score. Very dismissive. I tried writing down the scores he told me don't bother he would give me the sheet. He asked why I wasn't coming every six months and I said I wasn't aware there was a problem. I asked to see last year's score and they couldn't do that due to a computer glitch. He seemed annoyed that I wanted to ask questions I told him I didn't appreciate that and then he stated it seemed we're having problems communicating. At that point I just said we've always had this problem and then he just got up left room and terminated me as a patient. When I first started seeing him his niece would come into write notes on each visit. I recommend he go back to that.

I have been a patient of Dr. Carlson's for about four years, and I am so glad that he is my primary…read moredoctor. I am a huge proponenet of "old school" doctors that actually listen to your concerns, share their expertise, and together come up with a plan that will work for you not only in that moment, but also in the long run. His office staff is caring, and gets you to where you need to be. It may take some time, but you will get there. All in all, he's a very kind, compassionate human who wants the best for his patients. Yes it may be a long wait to see him once you're in the examination room, don't worry, the wait is worth it!!!

I am being excessively generous with the second star here and the only reason I am giving two is…read morebecause I like Dr Carlson. He's a very nice person and the staff in his office are also pleasant. But from a quality of care perspective, you should find another primary care physician. I made my appointment as a new patient a year ago. As is the case with US healthcare, I had to wait months for my appointment. My initial appointment, even though I had health concerns, was mostly just a meet and greet and filling out paperwork, including records request for prior doctors and specialists. And that was it. Paid a copay, and they billed my insurance company. Second visit was 4 months or so later. This was to give Dr Carlson time to review prior records. When I showed up, again, no exam at all. Dr Carlson spoke briefly about the records he received and wanted to send me out for blood work, even though I had blood work already. Turns out they didn't receive records from everyone, including a specialist who had just done an extensive blood panel a month or so prior. So, Dr Carlson sent me on my way while they attempted to get that paperwork. Had me schedule another appt in 4 months. Copay and insurance billed again, for nothing. Fast forward to this past week and my last appointment. Dr Carlson spent most of the time talking about all of the data he received from the specialist. And while he did ask me if I had any health concerns, he told me my questions were good ones for the specialist and I should ask him. He also suggested getting another opinion on my issues. But that was it. Once again, no exam. However, this time he said he was going to bill this as my annual physical because then I won't have a copay. I don't know why I didn't say anything then and there. I should have. But that's 3 visits. 3 times billing my insurance company and two copays. And one of them billing as an annual physical without giving me any type of exam. What kind of doctor or medical practice is this? How do you have me come in 3 times without giving me any kind of exam? Apparently, they are just here to bill your insurance as much as possible. People come to primary care doctors specifically to help find any issues early, but you can't detect issues in advance of them becoming problems if you don't conduct basic health exams. Moreover, the visits he had me come for could have all been handled in advance of any visit. The office could have contacted me at any time before my first visit to have me fill out records releases. And if any records didn't show up timely, they could have contacted me to follow up with those other doctors. That would have eliminated the need for those first two visits. Instead, they were inefficient - presumably because they just wanted to needlessly and endlessly bill my insurance. Anyway, long story short, Dr Carlson is a nice man and maybe a good doctor, but the way this practice is run is horrible. It's clearly more about billing your insurance and collecting your copay than it is about your health. Don't waste a year of your life like I did. Go somewhere else for your PCP needs.

Worst clinics and customer service ever. Requested a new patient appointment last week online and…read morenever received any contact. Tried calling twice this week and sat on hold for 10 minutes before being allowed to leave a voicemail and still no one gets back to you. Was trying to get in with Dr. Green as my primary referred me, but I'll gladly take my insurance and money elsewhere where I can actually get in and they actually have staff to schedule appointments.

I saw Dr. Greene a few years ago for a throat issue that other doctors could not figure out. After…read moreseeing a dentist and 2 oral surgeons without a solution someone finally recommended I see Dr. Greene. Dr. Greene was able to diagnose my issue as a simple throat thrush caused by my inhaler after about 5 minutes of questions and inspecting my mouth. I have no idea why 3 other doctors could not diagnose this but, he was and very quickly. The entire office experience was great from start to finish and Dr. Greene is very personable. I highly recommend him and his office.

Very pleased with Dr. K. Took the time to listen. Ran extensive blood work tests. Made a diagnosis…read morethat appears to be spot on.

When I first moved to the Indian Rocks/Largo area, I didn't have a doctor. My father suggested his…read moredoctor, Kappeler. I've since sent my husband and a coworker to Dr. Kappeler's office. He's kind, caring and takes the time to explain his diagnosis, medical advice, prescriptions, and more. He has gotten us through a few surgical procedures and emergency situations. Melissa, his assistant is a no-nonsense professional who somehow manages the busy phone lines and hectic flow of seniors in and out of the waiting room. One thing I'll never forget is calling his office on a Sunday to leave a message about needing a Rx. He answered the phone and I was able to get antibiotics on a Sunday without going to a pharmacy clinic.

I had a terrible experience with this doctor. Very unsympathetic and does not listen at all. She…read morewanted to do a procedure that uses contrast dye. She wouldn't let me explain how bad of an anaphylactic allergic reaction I previously had. Said she'd give me a benydral. The allergic reaction would most probably kill me. The last time I saw her she screamed at me. Also confronted my husband nastily. Mean woman.

I had open heart surgery late last year. Dr Lucarella is a cardiologist and she is the very best…read moreI've ever met. I'm so blessed she's my Dr. She has tons of credentials. I recommend her highly.

My name is Mr. Willie Williams. I am a patient of Nurse Taina Santana. Nurse Taina Santana is an…read moreOutstanding Urology Nurse. I have been receiving medical therapy and consultation from Nurse Taina Santana since July 24, 2025. During my in-office and home therapy lessons, my health have improved tremendously. Nurse Santana have consistently demonstrated outstanding nursing and therapeutic knowledge, skills and abilities during my appointments with her. Nurse Taina Santana always demonstrates excellent interpersonal communication and listen skills in ways that encourage me to perform my therapy each and every day. It's a pleasure being a patient of Nurse Taina Santana at St. Pete Urology in St. Petersburg, Fl. Also, thanks Dr. Reid Graves, Urologist at St. Pete Urology for recommending therapy sessions with Urology Nurse, Taina Santana. Sincerely, Mr. Willie Williams 09/11/25.

I moved here from MN and the care here has been outstanding! Dr. Oppenheim ois wonderful and…read moreknowledgeable.

I have been going here for a long time. They are always friendly and very helpful. They have…read morehelped me a lot.

A personalized "thank-you" goes out to the medical imaging department at the Heart and Vascular…read moreInstitute in Largo. Everyone takes the necessary time to provide me with a superb echocardiogram experience. Although I was greeted by a most congenial receptionist at the registration desk, I must say that it was the actual testing performed by a staff member, only known to me by her Armenian/Ukrainian heritage, that pleased me most. She has a pleasant talking voice. Knowledgeable skills were clearly on display throughout the entire testing process. Dr. Jesse Klein, DO, who treated my heart attack back in 2020 displays an extremely high level of professional expertise, combined with a consistent caring attitude. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!