The service received by the staff of Dr. Goldberg was horrible, the Account Manager were rude and…read morecondescending. Not only does the office not process secondary insurances, but they also neglect to inform you of this critical fact until after you are billed! I WOULD NOT recommend this office to anyone.

Doctor Goldberg is the Medical Director for Bespoke Aesthetics in West Palm Beach. The owner and PA…read moredid not have my Informed Consent on several fillers she used without my permission, because she switched fillers mid way through injecting me. Doctor Goldberg told me "don't worry it is not permanent" meanwhile my face is deformed, I cannot leave my house and have suffered emotional distress for a month. He did not offer to see me in his office or take accountability that this injector was responsible on every account.

The entire staff (Dr. Johnson, MK, Toshita, Tamara, Christian, Marissa & Minerva) are all very…read morewonderful. They're friendly, very accommodating with scheduling, very encouraging and most importantly, they truly want to help their patients heal. Most insurances are accepted and their appointments get booked pretty fast, so don't hesitate to give them a call!

Physical Therapy front desk receptionist in Dec2016-17 & the therapist from then was rude by…read morecalling me a liar, stating I need a script from a physician to come to physical therapy (PT) even though I gave them my post operative notes from an approved Medicare surgery. Medicare states that all "original medicare patients" do not need a script for anything except lab work or imagery. Medicares website policy on PT states: Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) helps pay for medically necessary outpatient physical therapy. (Medical necessary means: Health care services or supplies needed to diagnose or treat an illness, injury, condition, disease, or its symptoms and that meet accepted standards of medicine.) The physical therapy centers "interpret" Medicare's statement as "only a doctor can deem it a necessity" & because PT clinics don't have "MD" credentials, you have to get evaluated by a physician outside their PT clinic for approval of PT prior to receiving treatment. I've received answers from several different customer service representatives at Medicare & their supervisors. They've stated that it's not a necessity to get a script when I: 1. Have an MRI diagnosis 2. Accomplished pre-op PT before Medicare surgery approval 3. Have the surgery approved by Medicare A physical therapist can do an evaluation after surgery & write notes to Medicare that PT is needed after my approved Medicare surgery per the "specific Medicare written guidelines". You cannot find where the necessity must be on a script from a doctor nor it has to be from a physician outside of the PT office. After an MRI diagnosis by a radiologist doctor, I had a July 2021 surgeon visit & an August 2021 physical therapist evaluation in which they both stated physical therapy is not how you treat my injury...only surgery can fix what I have... But yet the PT clinic booked PT appointments even though the injury was deemed "surgical repair only". The PT made my injury worst. Wouldn't you worry about not getting reimbursed for an injury physical therapy is clearly stated it won't help? Which means my Aug-Sep2021 physical therapy should have not been paid for by Medicare since PT was NOT "...medically necessary...". It seems as if interpretations should not include words not written. Clearly the Medicare words written does not state in what form to receive my diagnosis/injury. Which makes this companies assumptions unwarranted. But allegedly PT still has to be booked to "check a box" with Medicare because, Medicare won't pay for surgery unless you try PT 1st even if it's medically written that PT isn't medically necessary for my particular injury. So you're saying Medicare would risk injurying a patient further after 2 medical professionals tell them that PT will not only not make the injury better, but could further injure the patient? Regulations change periodically in any job & Medicare isn't any different. This office might want to keep abreast of how to write evaluations to ensure reimbursement. It just seems as if this company wants i.e. a surgeon to agree with a therapist prior to a therapist eval when Medicare only needs 1 statement from anywhere (MRI, lab work, post-op notes) diagnosing me & then have a therapist professional state how to proceed after the diagnosis.

Dr. Sirak has an exceptional "bedside manner", and her administrative staff very welcoming. She…read moreclearly explained everything related to my father's appointment, and we never felt rushed. He was given a Holter monitor to test his heart for a couple of weeks, and the procedure to fit him was very quick. We were offered to meet via Telehealth video meeting earlier than scheduled, but were not able to take advantage of that.

Great doctor, good office experience…read more Several years of experience with this doctor. Very impressed with his level of knowledge and his experience. Dr. Bolad is personable and pleasant. I have also had phone office consultations, which were helpful.

I'm a new patient of Dr. Bolad's and was very happy with my first visit to his office. Dr. Bolad…read morewas very friendly, attentive and helpful. No unnecessary tests or medications - just what was needed to get well. In fact, the whole staff there was great. Not only was everyone pleasant, they were highly efficient as well. Minimal wait time. Highly recommended!

I was not impressed with my visit to this office. I first noticed they recently hired a new front…read moredesk receptionist that had the most distracting makeup on. It was awful... the brows about scared me.. thick & high up!! Bless her. She was new and learning so I was patient. I did noticed that the clinic needs to be organized, decluttered, and a thorough clean. A little updating would not hurt either. After being taken back the medical assistant draws my blood and I don't see her again.. the poor NP student was the one that had to enter all of my history & medication into the EMR system. I felt so bad for her. They know that the medical assistant should have had that taken care of before the NP student came to see me. I felt they were taking advantage of her like many employers do to students on internships. The NP student was very kind. She was very knowledgeable. She's the first to ever mention an issue that has been looked over by physicians for years. She was great. Dr. Stoll walks in after my time with the NP with samples of new medication to give me. I kindly declined them... no thanks to new medication I didn't ask for nor needed to change. She seemed as if she trusted the NP (which I did too) and so there wasn't much to the visit with Dr. Stoll. Unfortunately, I won't be back. I do not want to seek care there again... I want to establish care at a more organized and clean clinic. A little more professional too.

Dr. Stoll has been my primary care physician for the last 10 years. I have always found her to be…read morepatient, genuine, and compassionate. I have never felt hurried during any visit. She listens closely & I feel heard. Her office is very pleasant. The receptionist is warm and welcoming. I've never had a problem making an appointment over the phone or online. I would highly recommend Dr. Stoll.

This was my second time seeing Dr Ibe, and the first time that I've had to wait over 15 minutes to…read moresee the doctor. But, the doctor was apologetic and moved quickly through the visit. Dr Ibe is a wonderful, smart and caring person. She both listens and observes; then offers solutions to fit your needs and wishes. For instance, I told her I did not like taking prescription drugs. Each time, she has printed out exercises for my particular needs. The neck and shoulder exercises along with just 5 pills worked like a charm. I am for certain that the exercises I received today will be helpful as well. The office is clean and staff members are efficient, polite, and respectful. I highly recommend this practice, and trust this doctor with my health care.

One of the best practices I have ever visited. Staff is friendly, thorough and they LISTEN and dont…read morediscard your feelings. Chante Whittaker is PHENOMENAL as is Dr. Ibe! Test results came via the patient portal, however I was called via video call to discuss the results as well. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

They identified things I knew and did not know I was allergic to during the testing. Great info…read moreto know.

This office is excellent. I have never went to a Dr.'s office where they actually took the time to…read moretell you what is going on, what they are doing (in real terms - not Doctor language). Everyone was pleasant and they made you feel very comfortable. From the time I arrived at the front desk Claudia was very polite to Lisa doing the preliminaries and running test and to Nurse Practioner Cuffe reviewing everything and listening to what I was feeling and how I felt....I thank you for a wonderful experience and yes....I'm actually feeling better! Carolyn Faucette

Your doctors are amazing but your front office is a nightmare…read more It is currently the morning of Labor Day. My 10 month old has a 103 fever and throwing up and we are trying to decide whether to go to the ER or not. Your website says you are closed today but "As always, a doctor is on call 24/7." Yet there is NO MENU OPTION on the phone to reach an on call physician like there usually is. You have likely lost our business for life.

After moving back to the area, we attempted to reestablish our children as patients. After a few…read morephone calls, we finally had a nurse return our call and register us. In the year we've been back, I think we snagged an in-person appointment one time. Our child's Lyme disease was diagnosed at urgent care. Meds refilled at urgent care. Vaccinations at urgent care. If you call, be prepared to be on hold for more than an hour. The patient portal is impossible to figure out, and there's no way to make an urgent sick visit appointment - since nobody answers the phone. We are transferring care elsewhere.