Do not see this Dr. if you're a female! He was my primary around 2007. This Dr. shamed me for certain medical procedures I came in for, procedures related to being female. His words were so damaging, I still think about it now. FEMALES DO NOT USE THIS DR. read more

First off- I rarely write bad reviews because I think they're usually just grumpy people being grumpy. However the ratings on this office were very misleading so I felt compelled to get real. PROS: I will say that this office got me into an appointment relatively quickly. The staff was friendly and I didn't have to sit in the waiting room for very long at all. CONS: There were a few things that really troubled me at this office. You're greeted with a sign on the wall that says they charge $10 (cash only) if you need blood drawn. That seemed weird to me, partially since they take credit cards for everything else. But I know that if you have blood drawn at a lab they charge a copay, so I shrugged it off. I also had to sign a bunch of paperwork informing me that "due to rising costs," his office would charge as much as $100 to have the doctor sign paperwork for things ranging from handicap placards to doctor notes pertaining to legal proceedings. I have never heard of charging $$ for a doctor's note, and thought the prices were extremely high for something most doctors do for free. I had gone into my appointment with debilitating chest pain which I'd had for 2 weeks, and I had been to an Urgent Care facility and to the ER for it. There, they did EKGs and X-rays but were unable to determine what was wrong without further testing. Some background: I had a tumor in 2009, which was partially removed but there is still some (benign) tissue in my mediastinal (chest) cavity. My surgeon recommended that I have CT scans regularly to monitor the leftover tissue. I brought my medical record to my appointment, as well as the paperwork from my recent Urgent Care and ER visits. Dr. Nash had zero interest in looking through my paperwork. I told him about my tumor, but he immediately brushed it off and said that he was sure that I just tweaked something at the gym. Then he asked me whether I was up-to-date on my gynecologist exams. Wait, what? It was my first appointment with him, but that hardly seemed relevant to my chest pain that I was so obviously concerned about. He kept reiterating that he needed to know that I had been going to the OBGyn regularly, and that I needed to have my medical records transferred over to prove this. I understand needing those records, but it was especially strange since I had all of my records in-hand, and he wouldn't look at them. I had hoped to have him refer me for a CT Scan so that I could (A) Keep my scans up to date and (B) See if the pain was related to my tumor. I mentioned this to Dr. Nash and he said that he wasn't sure my insurance would approve a CT Scan, despite the fact that I have a pre-existing condition, a doctor recommendation, am having chest pain, and have been getting scans for the past 5 years. His instructions were to have his office request my records so that he could determine if we would be able to move forward with my scan. Honestly- if my insurance won't cover me to get scans to check up on a tumor in my chest- I would be horrified. Not to mention that I have been doing this for years and never had a problem getting approval. Dr. Nash recommended that I just keep taking 1200 mg of Ibuprofen every day until the pain went away. After my appointment, I filled out a medical records request form and submitted it to his receptionist. She thanked me and sent me on my way, and I got out to the parking lot before I returned and asked "Uh... don't you need my copay??" So I paid and left. Three weeks later, I called to check on the status of my medical records request and was told that they would call me in ten minutes. Literally an hour after sitting by my phone, I called back again and was told that they could not find the paperwork that I handed his receptionist, and that I would need to resubmit the request. I have been taking Ibuprofen for 3 weeks and finally just changed my PCP because I'm not willing to keep taking medicine to mask symptoms that could be a HUGE deal, rather than my having my doctor investigate the root cause. read more

I really like Dr. Nash and felt he was a very personable and knowledgable doctor.... I never felt rushed there and he's a physically active doctor so he was great having a doctor who understand many of my sports aches from weightlifting and past injuries. But apparently Naples Medical Group or the company they contract no longer accepts Blue Cross HMO, just the EPO/PPO. I have an individual policy and signed up for the Platinum level coverage thinking I would be good, but I guess not. This is not some inexpensive obamacare plan, but the trend of docs only accepting PPO's is what we are dealing with now..... Hence the drop in stars from a 4 or 5. So I'm off to find a new doc and I hope I find one as good as Dr Nash. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Nash for several years, probably more than a decade. Every visit has been great. Dr. Nash is a dream come true for me. I have only the highest praise. Very easy to talk with, offers great practical suggestions, excellent treatment, takes time to explain treatments and plans, test results and respond to any questions I might have. Dr. Nash's nurse, Linda, has also been fantastic. When there are test results, I don't have to call like some other doctor's offices in my past, Linda calls with results and conveys Dr. Nash's comments. The front staff, Veronica and Stacey, are attentive, knowledgeable and willing to go the extra mile looking up information and communicating with me about my chart or appointment questions. I have never had to wait an unusual time for an appointment. Great doctor!!! read more

Just had my first appointment with Dr. Nash and all I can say is you are lucky if you have the opportunity to be under his care. He is extremely knowledgeable, he is straightforward without sounding condescending or pushy, and he shows a genuine interest in you and any concerns you may have as a patient. Prior to seeing Dr. Nash, I had not been to a general physician for nearly ten years so, obviously, I had quite the laundry list of medical questions for him. I asked him about everything from gynecological issues to mental health problems and he patiently listened and gave non-judgmental, thoughtful responses to every single question. I can honestly say I have never walked out of a doctor's office feeling more at-ease and satisfied with my overall experience than I did today with Dr. Nash. read more

Doctor Nash is awesome! He's attentive, efficient and very smart. We've going to him for a while now and so far he has been extremely helpful. Thank you! read more

Love my new doctor. So thorough. Great staff. Has lab and women's care on site. Very convenient. Highly recommend!

Informative, knowledgeable, and attentive. After my first visit, I made him my PCP!

I don't get why this Justin K is making bad reviews on the Naples Staff. They are simply awesome. I have always been treated with respect & never had a rude remark come from them. I love Naples! read more

I can't believe i'm only the second on here to review Dr. Nash! Anyways he's been the best doctor I have seen. Very patient and explains everything to you very well. Also when I didn't have insurance really took care of me for a low cash price. I've since moved out of Long Beach and still make the drive to see him cause he's so good when i get sick. read more

Very helpful Doctor, as I am blessed to have him as my pcp. Always listens to his patients, as it's good to have a doctor that cares about your health and not your bank account ‼ read more

Best doctor I've had. Personable. Active listener, patient, & very knowledgeable. I felt comfortable. I didn't feel rushed. I felt like every question and concern was addressed. A cool professional. read more

Dr. Nash is the best. Not sure how long he has been my dr., but it has been at least 10+ years. He will be my dr. until one of us moves on.... read more

Nurse practitioner is terrible she always misdiagnoses causing me to get another opinion somewhere else. She also tries to make you feel dumb. Turns out she is the dumb one. Will never be back. read more

a patient of dr. nash for over 10 years and he's always been very caring. he asks questions to make sure he hasn't missed anything and reviews his notes to be sure. read more

Like a previous reviewer, Megan H., it is not my normal practice to yelp. However, my experience with Dr. Nash was so negative that I feel I must do a review to help other people. My situation with Dr. Nash is ongoing and may involve litigation, so I will not disclose the specific details of what occurred, but here is the general course of events: based on very little information, Dr. Nash immediately concluded that I was unsafe to drive, reported that conclusion to the DMV, and said that I would have to see a cardiologist before he would change his conclusion, which I did immediately, the very next morning after seeing him. The cardiologist negated that I have a condition that effects my driving. However, even now that his conclusion has been negated by the cardiologist, Dr. Nash has refused my requests to help me to clear the situation with the DMV. At least in his dealings with me, Dr. Nash was cold, he lacked compassion and had a very poor bedside manner, he exercised poor judgment, he failed to exercise good common sense, and he was arrogant, pompous, callous, and insensitive. His irrational fear of liability took precedent over my needs as a patient. I am extremely distressed about what this doctor has done to me, what he has done is very serious, I have lost sleep, I am anxious, I have lost time from work both in going to unnecessary medical appointments and in communicating with Dr. Nash or trying to do so, and it looks like I am going to have to hire an attorney. I am one, but I have to find one who knows this area of the law. Do not find yourself in this type of situation with this doctor. Based upon my interactions with him, I strongly, I repeat strongly, do not recommend him. read more