I just had my first office visit and am happy to say I made the right choice in Dr. Litchinger…read more His staff was efficient and friendly. I appreciate the explanation of his hospital policy. He is able to treat many of the things his patients go to the ER for in office and is willing to do it it before a hospital visit Efficiently. He does recommend the ER for major life threatening health emergencies I felt very comfortable with Dr. Litchinger and am glad to have found a great doctor

He doesn't take the insurance,I had to change too, I was going to him for ears no worries ,he is…read morefantastic and I miss going to him , he always knew what to do.Since I had to change my life has been a nightmare, pain drs I didn't know. tons of injections later my back pain went from 4, 5, to way over 10. he would never have let this happen . do not have a second thought, Great Dr, caring, has time to hear you. Great office personnel..

Family practice is great. Front desk is wonderful, kind and friendly. Appts run on time. Physicians…read moreare caring. If you're looking for a new family doctor look no further.

I have been going to Leesburg Family Medicine since we moved to Florida some 10 to 12 years and…read morecalled today for a wellness appt and find due to PA Mckinnity leaving, I am suddenly a new patient again. I must wait until 2 to 4 weeks for an appt and start all over again. Where is the regular appt lady? This one over talked me, kept repeating herself and absolutely had no empathy...a robot. I have been waiting on my prescription to be approved over a week. This is a prescription that cannot be quit cold turkey and I will run out. Her answer was still 2 weeks. My prescription. has been waiting for approval for a refill for a week with no response from office. Dr Foster and PA Mckinny are great...the office personnel were great.this lady belongs in robot calls.

Couldn't come to terms for services. They refused to give me an appointment because of a prior…read moredoctor i had a couple years ago. They said they that they made a deal not to take any of that doctors patients when she left her practice. Made no sense to me at all.

I recently had major surgery at Advent-Watterman hospital and Dr. Jason Smith was my surgeon. I…read morecannot say enough great things about them both! Dr. Jason Smith is simply amazing, a God sent surgeon in my opinion. My major procure went perfectly, hardly any post operative pain and recovery was shot and I was pretty much back to semi normal in a couple of weeks. Amazing!! Simply amazing! I thank God for how I've recovered and the the care that I received . If you need surgery Dr. Jason Smith is the surgeon you need.

Dr Chang is the best internal doctor I've encountered. Very attentive, spends time with each…read morepatient, great staff and great hours especially for those who work; and many locations plus laboratories.

Wasn't impressed with this office. The Dr. Seemed distracted and rushed. I spent more time checking…read moreout than I did with the Dr.

Dr. Bello is a very knowledgeable, compassionate and professional doctor. I have many patients that…read morehave seen her for years and would not go anywhere else unless they had to.

One of the worst and rudest doctors I have ever met. I had four hernia s and he diagnosed me with…read moreconstipation and mental health problems. Two of the hernias were operated on soon after I found a good Dr. The Dr has lots of ego and little listening skills.

I was deeply disappointed by how this healthcare company handled its patients and staff before and…read moreafter bankruptcy. After years of building trust within the community, the company went bankrupt and sold to CenterWell Senior Primary Care, leaving many longtime patients -- especially veterans relying on Tricare as their primary insurance -- feeling abandoned. Veterans who served this country deserved continuity of care and transparency, not sudden disruption and uncertainty. Many patients had established relationships with their doctors for years, only to find themselves scrambling to locate new providers and navigate insurance confusion during an already stressful transition. What makes this even more frustrating is that public statements during the sale process suggested patients would continue to have access to their insurance coverage under the new ownership structure. Yet many patients later experienced uncertainty or loss of access depending on their plan participation and contract negotiations. The bankruptcy itself was tied to massive Medicare billing discrepancies reportedly totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Unfortunately, it feels like the people who paid the price were the patients -- particularly seniors and veterans who depended on stable healthcare access. Healthcare organizations should prioritize patient care and loyalty during transitions, not leave vulnerable populations feeling discarded. I sincerely hope veterans and affected patients receive the support and continuity of care they deserve moving forward.

87 yr old male 2 visits in 3-4 days. Last visit done 12/30/25 at 2:30AM. Former LEO been in many…read moreEr's and many due to my list of serious health problems. Review based on 2 visits so far. Impressions: Friendly, helpful including Security. The Nursing staff I interacted with were friendly and dedicated and focused, extremely knowledgeable and seemed born to this job as a well oiled team. The CAT scan Impressions were detailed and addressed long standing health chronic conditions never found in any previous CAT or MRI including recent. They were missed for many previous years and now getting the attention they deserve. Doctors on hand are available and follow your progress. FINAL THOUGHT FOR 2 VISITS: Every possible test was run for a complete DX to get you on proper meds and get you home. Merry Christmas.

I have been a patient at the Buchanan Health Center since June 12, 2005 after moving here from…read moreNorthern New York. As a Fibromyalgia patient, it was important for me to first receive a deep tissue massage by Lawrence Harvey and then right to the adjustment by Dr. Tige Buchanan and later by Dr. Kuan. When I needed some trigger point injections, I was professionally treated by Dana and found terrific relief. You won't find a more professional and complete chiropractic visit anywhere. These people are such a caring group of people who are dedicated to making you feel better.

Ladies in the front desks are very nice and help you. Nice location by the Leesburg Mall.read more

Excellent doctor, great staff. His staff followed up on a CPAP that had been ordered. Got the order…read moresent to another CPAP provider in Leesburg (Breathe Easy) and I had it within days. Have used Breathe Easy since.

I have been gong to Dr Diaz for almost 2 years. He has really helped me with my asthma and COPD. I…read morefind he is very thorough. When ever I need to be seen he always has time for me. It is hard to find a Pulmonologist and my insurance suggested Dr. Diaz, I am very satisfied .

We Love our Doctor at Villages Health Care at Pinellas Plaza! Dr Tomas Perez is very caring and…read moreattentive and a heck of a nice guy as well. We have never regretted our decision to have him as our Primary Doctor!

I was deeply disappointed by how this healthcare company handled its patients and staff before and…read moreafter bankruptcy. After years of building trust within the community, the company went bankrupt and sold to CenterWell Senior Primary Care, leaving many longtime patients -- especially veterans relying on Tricare as their primary insurance -- feeling abandoned. Veterans who served this country deserved continuity of care and transparency, not sudden disruption and uncertainty. Many patients had established relationships with their doctors for years, only to find themselves scrambling to locate new providers and navigate insurance confusion during an already stressful transition. What makes this even more frustrating is that public statements during the sale process suggested patients would continue to have access to their insurance coverage under the new ownership structure. Yet many patients later experienced uncertainty or loss of access depending on their plan participation and contract negotiations. The bankruptcy itself was tied to massive Medicare billing discrepancies reportedly totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Unfortunately, it feels like the people who paid the price were the patients -- particularly seniors and veterans who depended on stable healthcare access. Healthcare organizations should prioritize patient care and loyalty during transitions, not leave vulnerable populations feeling discarded. I sincerely hope veterans and affected patients receive the support and continuity of care they deserve moving forward.