I am a client of Dr. Jenna. I am a Oxy addict have been doing it for three years. Last year. Was…read morethe first time I ever tried to get off of it. I went to Jenna. It was the most beautiful experience ever. Like all addicts. You know that it's not easy to stop just the first one. I went one or twice more tried to do it obviously I failed now I call that I am dialled in that I want to get my treatment and I'm in that headspace and I get told by I guess the supervisor that Jenna no longer will allow me to use my insurance to go see her that I need to pay $300 out-of-pocket every time I do because according to her I didn't follow her procedures to me. It sounds more like farming people with money than helping people it is crazy to me but it's all good now I know who and what type of person she is well I always knew what type of person she was and the things I've seen of her oof. I'm pretty sure she wouldn't want those things that I've seen online.

Disgraceful. I am a…read morelong-term pain patient. They made me wait all month for my appointment and for me to come in, which is physically difficult to do on its own, to tell me they won't accept me as a patient. Now, days before my prescription expires, I have to scramble back to my referring doctor to renew my prescription. All the nurse practitioner offered me is suboxone for when I will inevitably go through withdrawal due to their carelessness. My previous pain management doctor has been transitioning all of his opiate clients out of his practice and referred me specifically to Dr. Kamlet because this is his speciality. I assumed there would be little issue. It's a real slap in the face, on top of already having come in last month to receive ketamine treatment for my back-pain and being turned away due to their practice not using ketamine to treat back-pain, which I explicitly explained to the receptionist that I would come in for over the phone. Traversing the ever-changing field of medical care regarding opioid pain medication is hard enough and painful enough without falling victim to this kind of careless and abusive mismanagement.

Beware of extra costs. Make sure to ask BEFORE YOU GET ANY PROCEDURES DONE what the cost will be…read more Dr Saber administered an injection I did not need since I was getting a minor surgery one week later. My insurance covered a portion of the cost and left me with the additional bill. It was not a lot of money but non-the-less they should have advised me of that before hand. I would have opted NOT to get the injection. It did not make any changes whatsoever in my situation and it was obvious I did not need it. Really feels like a money grab. Very disappointing. In addition, Doctors office is REALLY run down and unkept. Will not be coming back and would not recommend for a visit. Beware

Dr Seber is very caring and knowledgeable, I have been going to him since I was 16 years old now…read moreI'm 52. He took care of my birth mark when I was 16 and he made my life so much better for it.

Chris Lee and his team are exceptional, the personalized care is truly outstanding. He and his team…read moreare always readily available and exceptionally accommodating. Communication whether through the app or text message is always prompt, pleasant, friendly, informative and of course utmost professional. I couldn't speak highly enough about my experience. I never thought "virtual" therapy (telehealth) could be so personalized; attentive listening, understanding, considerate as well as goal-oriented. Truly fantastic; personal concierge style care Thank you guys for everything that you do!

After visiting numerous practices in the area, I was relieved to find Dr. Lee. Contrary to other…read morereviewers' remarks, Chris has never been late for one of our appointments. And he is very understanding when I need to reschedule. During difficult times, Chris has gone out of his way to send me positive text messages. I have also called Chris on several occasions when I'm feeling particularly anxious, and he always makes time to take my calls (even after office hours). Lastly, Chris has taken the time to communicate with my professors on my behalf, free of charge. I would highly recommend DreamCloud Psychiatry to anyone who is looking for a doctor that genuinely cares about his patients' well being.

What a horrible place! The people that run the front desk are absolutely obnoxious and should all…read morebe fired. My husband had brain surgery 3 months ago and still has not is follow up! The people at the front line either hang up on him and put him on long extended hold. How is a patient supposed to reduce their meds if they can't get an appointment with the doctor. THREE MONTHS and no follow up. The animals that answer the phones should all be fired, Heartless and mean sported!

Dr. Lasner is the gold standard for medical excellence. Given the prevalence of money-focused…read morepractices in Miami, his patient-centered approach is both refreshing and inspiring. He is, simply put, the best neurosurgeon in Miami. Furthermore, his staff is caring, professional, and reflects Dr. Lasner's high ethical standards. Together, they define what an excellent medical practice should be. I was extremely fortunate to be treated by Dr. Lasner and his team. He is the clear leader in neurosurgery here, and I hope the medical board recognizes their exceptional service.

Both my husband and I have been patients of Dr. Kirchner for 24 years. We originally lived minutes…read morefrom her office but now live in Delray Beach and travel over 1 hour each way to see her. As long as she remains in practice, we will remain loyal to her. We cannot begin to say what a wonderful doctor she is. She is an excellent diagnostician and very compassionate physician. She takes as much time with her patients as we need so we never feel rushed. She treats each patient like they are a member of her family!

Excellent care, Dr is knowledgeable and an internist. I have been a patient for 23 years and…read morerecommend Dr Kirchner for excellent care and her waiting time is maybe 5-10 minutes. Francine Sober

My doctor is Gina Corsaletti. I recommend her. She has done miracles. My back pain has reduced…read moretremendously.

The other reviewers are correct: the staff here is rude and unprofessional…read more When my mother originally called to make her first appointment, the person on the phone was rude and demanded she bring physical medical records. When my mother mentioned no other specialist had ever asked for this, the staff member snapped, "How do you expect the doctor to know what's wrong?" We showed up for that appointment only to find she wasn't in the system at all. Staff repeatedly told us, "He is not here. He is on vacation. He will be back in 3 weeks." Because they kept saying "he," and her primary care doctor specifically referred her to Dr. Christian Gonzalez, we were led to believe she would be seeing him today. Today, June 30, my mother went inside first while I parked. When I walked in, I asked the receptionist on the right to join my mother. This receptionist was polite, asked my mother's name, and asked the staff behind her what room my mom was in. No one replied. She told me to sit and wait. Absolutely no one made any effort to follow up, knock on a door, or try to take me to my mother. I only got in because my mother eventually opened the waiting room door herself to look for me so I could speak to the doctor. When I asked why I was left waiting, staff made an excuse about doors being locked and not being allowed to ask. Once inside, I realized the doctor was female. I asked my mother if she spoke Spanish, and my mother said no. This office failed us in three major ways today: They switched my mother from her referred doctor (Dr. Gonzalez) to a non-Spanish speaking female doctor with zero advance notice. The staff member tasked with interpreting for my mother was in a terrible mood and gave her an attitude. The front desk made no effort whatsoever to bring me to my mother when I arrived. When I asked to speak to the office manager, they acted like they didn't hear me. A rude receptionist sitting on the left side of the desk abruptly asked if we needed to make an appointment and motioned for us to step right in front of her, clearly just wanting us out of the front desk area. My mom pointed to the girl who was writing something out for us. The rude receptionist asked that girl if she was helping us, and the girl confirmed she was writing up a test that needed to be done. That left-side receptionist was beyond rude. I asked again if there was an office manager or supervisor available, and was told "no" by the girl who was doing the writing. I insisted there has to be a medical supervisor or someone in charge, and again, she said no. I asked about a woman I saw dressed in office wear, but that lady stated she was the medical researcher. By the time we went to the front to get the next appointment date, the rude receptionist had suddenly changed her tune. Once outside the doctor's office, my mom reiterated how poorly they behaved and how she wished I had been there to talk to the doctor. That is when she told me about the attitude of the staff member who was writing the prescription and translating. My mother had to tell her, "If you're in a bad mood, I'll just wait for my daughter to come here to translate," which finally got her to drop the attitude. On their website, they claim "SWCA is built on a culture of empathy," and list their Core Values as: Be a good human Be professional Do the right thing Work together No excuses, get it done It looks like their staff needs to have this plastered on the walls throughout their office, because they did none of this. I have already filed a formal grievance with our insurance company.

My Mom was transferred here from Aventura. I really appreciate how quiet this hospital is and how…read moreoften the Nurse checks in on her. The food is not the best but her attending Dr is caring and actually listens. At the time of her admission at 6pm there was no valet parking, but there is a parking garage within walking distance.

It's been a long time since I went to an ER other than Kaiser…read more Checking into Mount Sinai was very smooth. I handed over my ID and Kaiser card and gave my information and they were able to easily bill my insurance so I didn't have to handle it after the fact. After some wait my vitals were checked, then I was sent back to the lobby and after a bit more of a wait, I was moved into a shared room. In total my visit was about three hours and I was able to speak to the doctor who ordered my medication to the closest pharmacy and had a first dose ready for me prior to my leaving. When I let them know I hadn't eaten recently they also provided a sandwich and crackers to take with the medication. I was texted semi-regularly with the name of my nurse, my doctor, my room, and when I was discharged - all things Kaiser doesn't do that I appreciated. My visit fee was the same as it is with Kaiser and because they supplied the first dose I was able to head home and go to sleep, picking up my medication the next day. All in all, I appreciated how Mount Sinai made the experience smooth for me and it's nice knowing I have an ER I can go to when I'm in the area.

Dr. Thaler is everything my husband and I appreciate in a Dr. and the reason we have private…read moreinsurance. Very minimal wait time. I received undivided attention. Friendly staff. Treatment was professional, knowledgeable, kind, courteous and respectful. I wish all of my Dr's followed Dr. Thaler's Office protocol. Time is money. As a working professional, my time is very important. I will lose money if I have to sit at a Dr's office until kingdom come. I also believe it is a lack of consideration for Dr's not to be considerate of their Patient's time.

I absolutely recommend Dr Shapiro he's a great doctor and I have full confidence in his ability to…read moretake care of someone like me who has a complicated health history. I have full confidence in his ability to to give great care.