My husband recently established care with this physician for a follow-up appointment, and…read moreunfortunately the experience left us uncomfortable and disappointed. When the doctor came to get my husband from the waiting room, he called his name and immediately turned and walked away without greeting us. There was no introduction or effort to create rapport. During the visit, he avoided eye contact when we asked questions and did not offer explanations when we raised reasonable concerns. His blood pressure was taken on his forearm, which we found unusual. When we mentioned that his reading had been significantly higher at another appointment earlier that same morning, the response was simply, "Oh," with no clarification or discussion. We also requested a referral for a mental health provider who could offer both counseling and medication management. The doctor stated he prefers to refer patients to a psychologist for therapy and then manage medication himself. When we asked about the possibility of seeing one provider for both services, he responded with comments about psychiatrists "overmedicating" patients, including an example of patients "drooling on themselves." The tone felt dismissive and defensive rather than informative. He emphasized that he has been practicing for 30 years and that this is how he does things. The overall visit lasted about 15 minutes. At checkout, the front desk interaction was similarly curt and unwelcoming. This was my husband's first experience establishing care with a primary care physician as an adult, and unfortunately it did not feel collaborative or patient-centered. We value clear communication and mutual respect in healthcare, and based on this experience, we have decided to seek care elsewhere.

Dr Morris is one of the best Dr's i have found in area for a pcp he is takes time to answer my…read morequestions he recommends specialty Dr's when needed i recommen his practice

Dr Naresh Menezes is a brilliant doctor. My wife and I never feel rushed during our visit with Dr…read moreMenezes. He takes the time to listen to our concerns and has always prescribed a treatment that has helped us. We are very blessed to be patients of Dr Menezes and his entire staff is very friendly, efficient and caring. Truly a five star doctor.

Stay away from the Land O' Lakes office and Dr. Halder…read more I found serious medical errors in my medical records regarding conditions/problems that were entirely made-up by them. The only reason that I can think of about why they do that, is that they want to utilize the highest billing code that they can get away with. My next step is to make my insurance plan aware of what they do.

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Always are able to get you in. Also provide Teladoc which is wonderful. They are not afraid to…read morerefer you out when needed, send you for diagnostic testing or prescribe medication. They are here to help. Very friendly.

Worst medical care system ever!…read more Our wonderful doctor of 22 years retired last year and we are trying to find a new primary care doctor. Well, good luck with that! We have tried calling four doctors so far. Right now, our primary need is to refill current prescriptions that we got from our old doctor less than 8 months ago. But, what a run around we are getting, since each doctor in the FMC system we called is telling us we are considered NEW patients and the next opening for a new patient appointment is in four months. So, after 22 years we are new patients? So, all those previous 22 years of office visits, physicals, tests, surgeries, etc. suddenly don't count? So every time I want to see a different doctor I am going to be considered a new patient? And therefore have to wait four months for an appointment, for a visit during which I see the doctor for only 15 minutes. Well then, what is the reason for being in the FMC system? All we need right now is to refill our prescriptions, something that we cannot wait four months to do. These scripts were written by a FMC doctor, why all the hassle when we just need refills. Oh wait... I was able to get an appointment for the following week to see a doctor when they wanted me to have two expensive test procedures. Oh wait... we were also told of a new FMC policy. Patients are now required to see a FMC doctor TWICE a year, whether they need to or not or else they go back to being NEW patients again. Florida Medical Clinic system seems more concerned with the bottom line of money making than in any real concern for their patients' health.

-------VERY DISTURBING---…read more office staff "refuses" to book appointment with the "DOCTOR"---Diana C. Calderone, MD...only her two Physicians Assistants! I have worked my entire life to qualify for FULL Medicare--and I feel it's VERY RUDE to limit the level of my medical treatment. Typical Florida Medical Clinic scamming patients! ****SHAME ON YOU****

Gracias a Dr Carlo and stuff que siempre esten pendiente de los pacientes cada cita que vamos es…read moreuna amabilidad and siempre se toma su tiempo en hacer sentir al costumer bien .

Stay away from the Land O' Lakes office and Dr. Halder…read more I found serious medical errors in my medical records regarding conditions/problems that were entirely made-up by them. The only reason that I can think of about why they do that, is that they want to utilize the highest billing code that they can get away with. My next step is to make my insurance plan aware of what they do.