I went to this practice for years and saw the nurse or the PA. When I did see Doctor Flaherty, he…read moreand his nurse would argue about which treatment they thought was best. When he wasn't in the office or available for appts., I followed the instructions she gave me. He was mad at her and at me and actually denied that she had done a pap test on me. When I showed him the results from it to prove it had been done he said "she was crazy". I said well, here is the report so obviously it had been done as it shows where, when and the results. He got angry about this too. By visually examining me I was told that I didn't have a yeast infection, but I asked that they send it for a culture to be sure as in the past it had been undiagnosed. Two weeks went by and they never showed me the report or called me with the results. When I had my next appt. I asked if I could see the labs for yeast and and he said I didn't have yeast. However, the report showed that I did and my pcp checked me and ordered Diflucan. I showed him the report and he poo pooed it saying everyone has yeast. He told me several times to find another Dr. if I would not allow him to cut off my labia. I told him in no way were they bothering me. He made some rude comments which I won't post here but in response I reminded him he had testicles that hung down but he wasn't going to cut them off! Needless to say, I am not going to this practice anymore and have found another gyno. I'd turn back if I were you!

I have been a patient of Dr. Flaherty since 2016. I have found him to be a very thorough medical…read moreprofessional who takes his time with his patients regardless of having a busy schedule. In this day of managed care, he is one of a few physicians remaining who does not rush through an examination, and listens to all questions and concerns. I am glad that I have Dr. John Flaherty as my primary care physician.

I didn't have a good visit with her at all. I knew I was not coming back again. The office staff…read morewas weird also. Everything was "off".

Definitely does not specialize in thyroid issues. I was diagnosed with Graves Decease in 2001…read more Needed a new Endo Dr since my old Dr retired. Dr Adeoshun did not even physically examine my neck or even look at it. She never came within 6 feet of me and just sat behind her fancy desk through the whole visit. I have no idea who's bloodwork she was reading but it wasn't mine cause she told be my B12 is twice as high as it should be but the day before my primary pc and I both went over my bloodwood together and my B12 is perfect. Dr Adeoshun also said any symptoms I'm having can't be thyroid related. How would she know? She never even gave me a chance to tell her my symptoms. if I could have given negative stars I would have. Worse "Doctor" I've ever been to.

On July 14, 2026, my husband and I went to this clinic as suggested at the port terminal as we were…read moreon a cruise. I had a very disappointing experience at this walk-in clinic. I arrived seeking medical attention because my husband was sick, but he was refused care despite the clinic advertising walk-in services. The staff showed little concern for his condition and did not make any effort to offer an alternative solution or explain how I could receive timely medical care. When people visit a walk-in clinic, they are often feeling unwell and expect compassionate, professional treatment. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. I left feeling frustrated, dismissed, and without the medical attention I needed. The most disturbing part was when the doctor came to the waiting area as he heard how upset I was After my husband explained his symptoms, he calmly and in a cold manner stated he could not see him. My question is what kind of doctor refuses to see a sick patient. We have a very good insurance and he simply walked away and did not care about his health situation. I guess he does not honor his Hippocratic Oath. Or should I rephrase it? Hypocritical???? Very sad that doctors act this way.

Terrible place. Doctor canceled last of my 3 appointments. One they scheduled me on a time they…read morewere closed.

As a holder of a CDL-A license, I'm required to get a D.O.T. physical every other year in order to…read moremaintain my over the road, interstate license. This was coming due by August 1st so I called about a week prior to schedule my physical. I arrived for my appointment on July 31st - arriving about 10 minutes early knowing that I would need to fill out paperwork regarding my medical history. I was greeted by the professional office employee and she gave me the appropriate paperwork. I had barely gotten halfway through with my paperwork when I was called in to the back. I was weighed, blood pressure taken, vision tested (chart), and had to give a urine sample. I then returned to the examination room where I had time to finish my medical background paperwork. Patricia Philbrick, APRN, came in with her stethoscope and checked my lungs (deep breaths), peripheral vision, color test, reflexes, and hearing. She was very professional and thorough. She signed off on my Medical Examiner's Certificate Card including her State License number and National Registry number. I have to carry this card with me whenever I operate a Semi Truck. Once home I uploaded a photo copy of my new card and updated my status online with the Florida Division of Motor Vehicles (easy peasy). I found everyone here friendly, professional, and efficient. I had a very good experience and so I'm going with 5 stars.

Yesterday was my birthday, and it also happened to be a Saturday. What genuinely surprised me was…read morereceiving a birthday greeting text from my doctor's clinic. I did not expect this at all, because in the past, the clinic did not even have basic technical support such as automated appointment reminder messages. This small detail may seem minor, but to me it clearly reflects progress. It shows that the clinic is continuously improving its technical infrastructure and patient management system, rather than remaining stagnant. These kinds of behind-the-scenes improvements are not immediately visible, but they make a real difference in long-term patient experience. This is exactly the kind of progress I appreciate and hope to see in a medical clinic--steady improvements in systems, communication, and overall support, not just one-time good service.