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    Sofia E Vasquez, MD

    3.5 (8 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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    Dr Sofia Vasquez is very professional and very nice.She is a super doctor with a very good attitude

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    Center for Diabetes and Endocrine Care

    3.8(5 reviews)
    12.2 mi

    I'm grateful to have found Dr Mitchel Jacobson , After my…read moreother doctor retired it was a blessing to find him. He has help me with my thyroid Issues ,and now I'm on the right dosage. About Dr Jacobson Dr. Mitchell Jacobson attended Northwestern University and Northwestern University Medical School between 1957 and 1964.His internal medicine residency was at the Medical College of Wisconsin from 1965-1967. He then completed an endocrinology fellowship at the University of Michigan Hospital in 1967-68, followed by another year at The Medical College of Wisconsin in 1968-69. He is a past president and chairman of the board of the American Diabetes Association, Wisconsin affiliate. He is also a past president of the Milwaukee Academy of Medicine and past medical director of The Diabetes Treatment Center of America at Columbia Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is currently a clinical professor of medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin Medical School. He is also a clinical affiliate professor of biomedical science at The Charles E Schmidt College of Medicine, Florida Atlantic University, in Boca Raton, Florida. Dr.Jacobson is a member of the American College of Physicians, the American Diabetes Association, the Endocrine Society, and the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. He has been listed repeatedly in the Best Doctors in America and has received the outstanding clinical faculty award from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, on several occasions. He lectures widely on diabetes, lipid disorders, thyroid disease and hypogonadism, as well as other topics in endocrinology and metabolism.

    I am disappointed regarding my scheduled 9:15 AM appointment with Dr. Mac today…read more As a long time patient (over 15yrs) and as part of my custom, I arrived at 8:50 AM, approximately 25 minutes early for my appointment with Dr. Mac, only to find new staff manning the front desk. Both individuals were on the phone and failed to acknowledge my presence. At approximately 9:07 AM, I was finally checked in, paid my copay, and was asked to sit in the waiting room. Shortly after, a nurse escorted me to the exam room, mentioning she was temporarily assisting Dr. Mac today. She took my weight and blood pressure. By then it was 9:15 AM (my actual appt time). I should also mention that I have only seen Dr. Mac twice before today's appointment. Prior to that Dr. Jacobson was my health provider and prior to him was PA Sharon Lamkin and prior to her, Dr. Lerman. So I have been very happy with all of them in that they were all very caring, thorough and on time for all my appointments. At 9:50 AM--after waiting 35 minutes in the exam room--the nurse returned to inform me that Dr. Mac was delayed and would see me in about "5 to 7 minutes." At 10:15 AM, a full hour after my scheduled appointment time, I still had not seen the doctor. I walked out to the nursing station and approached the nurse, who informed me that Dr. Mac was on a telehealth call and she was unsure when he would finish. At that point, after waiting an hour past my appointment time, I decided to leave. I requested that my medical file be transferred back to Dr. Lerman, who was my original physician some 15 years ago. I was directed to the front desk to reschedule with Dr. Lerman, which I did. Between an hour-long wait without seeing a provider, front-desk staff who appeared disinterested, broken facility equipment (such as the elevator where an employee was recently hurt), and high staff turnover, the quality of service at this practice has visibly declined. As a long-standing patient, this experience was completely unacceptable and makes me question whether I should seek care elsewhere moving forward.

    Arnaldo Villafranca, MD

    Arnaldo Villafranca, MD

    4.3(4 reviews)
    9.5 mi

    Dr. Villafranca completely transformed my health. When I first met him, I was facing kidney…read morefailure, weighed 308 pounds, and had an A1C of 12. Thanks to his expertise and care, my kidneys are now stable, my weight is 233 pounds, and my A1C is 5.7. His professionalism, compassion, and dedication gave me a second lease on life, and his staff in Pembroke Pines and Davie have been equally remarkable. I will always be grateful.

    It's a shame his staff is so poorly mannered because he is an intelligent and caring practitioner…read more His staff is the ONLY reason I'm changing providers. Also it's unethical to overbook future appointments to where the patient is unable to receive their medication due to the office not having any appointments for the next 3-4 months. Is it ok for diabetic person to go without their insulin because they can't get their endocrinologist to refill their prescription due to overbooking and not being able to speak with the Dr? NO. IT'S NOT SAFE OR APPROPRIATE to make a patient go without their daily medication due to overbooked appointments, despite myself and pharmacist calling this office. The same regard should be taken for all of those that suffer from autoimmune diseases. That is a liability and borderline negligence. Terribly unprofessional and unhelpful staff on top of that matter would make anyone look into reporting this situation to the appropriate governing bodies. ***Edit: I would like to amend my original review with the fact that this office called me within 3 hours of submitting the original post/review. It's unfortunate that a negative review is what ilicits results. I would like to stress that Dr. Villa Franca is an EXCELLENT physician. However he's so good you can't get an appointment unless you don't mind waiting 3-4 months off from when you initially call. Not sure about you all, but I don't like to "sit" on health problems and don't like feeling sick. So waiting that long for an appointment with him is not ok with me. I will commend 1 person in particular from their office that took this matter very seriously and performed very professional conflict resolution via telephone. Thus, why I changed my review from 1 star to 3. All I can say is be an educated consumer and medically advocate for yourself.

    Sofia E Vasquez, MD - endocrinologists - Updated August 2026

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