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    Royal Research Corp

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    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    5.0(8 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    I had an amazing experience at Trufa Med Urgent Care in Surfside on the 4th of July. I arrived just…read morefive minutes before closing, and instead of rushing me, the entire staff treated me with kindness, compassion, and genuine care. I have asthma and had completely run out of my medication. Since it was a holiday, I couldn't reach my doctor, and most pharmacies were closed. Dr. Shane Naidoo was incredibly professional, patient, and caring. He took the time to make sure I received the treatment I needed and never made me feel like I was inconveniencing anyone by arriving so close to closing time. The nurses and staff were all warm, friendly, and attentive. They even stayed after closing to make sure I was okay and helped me find a 24-hour pharmacy where I could fill my prescription that same night. I am truly grateful for the exceptional care I received. It's rare to find a medical team that goes above and beyond the way they did. I highly recommend Trufa Med Urgent Care to anyone looking for compassionate, professional, and outstanding medical care. Thank you, Dr. Shane Naidoo and the entire team, for everything you did for me!

    This is the most beautiful medical practice I've ever been to. Aesthetically it matches any luxury…read moremodern hotel. The clinic is spacious and comfortable and the rooms are equipped with the latest medical equipment to guarantee a modern and comprehensive approach to whatever concerns you have. There also is a lab for testing and radiology in-house guaranteeing you'll get your results right away. The staff is eager and friendly and Dr. Naidoo is one of the kindest and thorough physicians you'll find in Miami. They also offer wellness IVs in their beautiful IV lounge for those without a medical emergency but still want to experience this beautiful place. Run don't walk.

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    Aventura Hospital & Medical Center

    1.9(253 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    Hospital gives quality care helps people get well, cares for patients and quality doctorsread more

    Incident Statement…read more Date of Incident: July 18, 2026 Approximate Time: 7:30 PM-8:36 PM Location: North Tower, First Floor Front Desk My name is Vicky Myers. On July 18, 2026, my husband, Mark Szporka, and I visited the hospital to see my friend, Aines Hernandez Gonzalez's father, Pedro Hernandez, who had undergone surgery earlier that day and was a patient at the hospital. We checked in at the North Tower first-floor front desk at approximately 7:30-7:42 PM. The room number my friend had provided was incorrect, so I called her to verify it. During that call, she was crying and repeatedly said, "Vicky, please help me. Please help." I immediately informed the two front desk employees that my friend was trapped in an elevator and was asking for help. They instructed me to tell her to press the elevator emergency alarm button and stated that only an engineer had a key to the elevator. Based on what I observed, no immediate action appeared to be taken. A short time later, my friend called again. She was crying and stated, "Vicky, I can't breathe. I'm going to die in here. I have panic and anxiety attacks. Please help." I immediately informed the front desk staff of what she had said and again requested that they respond urgently because I believed she was experiencing a medical emergency while trapped inside the elevator. By that point, approximately ten minutes had already passed. Throughout this time, my friend continued pressing the elevator emergency alarm. I repeatedly asked the front desk staff to obtain immediate assistance. While doing so, I observed the two employees look at one another, smile, and laugh. Given the circumstances, I found their demeanor to be inappropriate. Eventually, one of the employees made a telephone call. I initially believed he was contacting someone to assist with the elevator. Instead, I later learned that hospital security had been contacted because I had raised my voice while repeatedly asking for help. When it became apparent to me that no immediate action was being taken to free my friend, I went outside and called 911 Then the female officer showed up asked me what was happening, which surprised me because security had already been contacted. Based on what I observed, I did not believe the staff appreciated the urgency of the situation or responded appropriately. While the elevator alarm continued sounding, I observed employees leaving work without anyone appearing to respond to the alarm or attempt to assist. Based on the times known to me, my friend remained trapped in the elevator from approximately 7:42 PM until 8:19 PM, a total of approximately 37 minutes. There were also two police officers present, one female and one male. While my friend was still trapped, they repeatedly questioned me instead of focusing on the emergency. The female officer instructed me to lower my voice. I explained that I had repeatedly requested assistance from the front desk staff but believed no meaningful action had been taken and that I had observed staff smiling and laughing during the incident. Both officers then instructed me to leave the premises and stated that I would be arrested if I refused. At that point, I had already checked in, presented my identification, and was simply attempting to obtain emergency assistance for my friend. According to my friend, she has a history of anxiety and panic attacks. She later told me that while trapped in the elevator she experienced severe anxiety, difficulty breathing, shaking, crying, and believed she might die. By the time the fire department arrived, she had already been released from the elevator. She told me that the elevator suddenly began moving, the doors opened, and a woman who was present asked whether she was all right. When I saw Aines after she exited the elevator, she appeared pale, visibly shaken, sweating, dizzy, short of breath, crying, and emotionally distressed. I also observed a female police officer tell her to calm down despite her apparent distress. The front desk employees involved did not identify themselves or provide their names when requested. I have attached photographs of the individuals I was able to capture for identification purposes. Based on what I personally observed, I believe this incident demonstrated a serious lack of urgency, professionalism, compassion, communication, and appropriate judgment by the staff involved. In a situation involving a person trapped in an elevator who appeared to be experiencing a medical emergency, I expected staff to promptly coordinate an emergency response, communicate with the appropriate personnel, and treat the situation with the seriousness it required. This incident also raises concerns regarding the hospital's emergency procedures for elevator entrapments, including the apparent lack of an immediately available means of releasing trapped occupants or a clearly implemented emergency response protocol. I respectfully request that the hospital conduct a thor

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