Very friendly staff. Very patient with first timers. Would definitely recommend . Snack and water…read moreavailable after procedure

My wife had an appointment for a 1200 appointment for a a procedure and we arrived an hour early…read morehopin that maybe they could see her earlier. She hadn't eaten anything in 24 hours and was weak and nauseous however after waiting in the car for an hour and a half (1 PM) I called her on my cell phone which she answered and told me she had not been seen yet, how terrible was that! I called the center to see what was going on and no one responded so I left a number for them to call me, it is now 1210 and no call! So if you need a procedure done Please have your Dr schedule somewhere other then the Stuart Surgery Center at 2096 SE Ocean Blvd , Stuart, Florida! Also an hour and a half plus is a long time to have to sit in your car as only patients are allowed inside! BEWARE

What an amazing office...from start to finish (my first visit). Beautiful office... friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, caring staff. A big thank you to Heather, Sue, and Allison for the great care I received. I highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for an office that takes the time to actually "care" for their patients. Happy patient here!

From the owner: Using innovative, safe, and minimally invasive techniques, our physicians are able to diagnose and…read moretreat patients with a variety of vascular disease. This includes peripheral arterial disease (PAD), its more advanced form known as critical limb ischemia (CLI), dialysis patients with access complications, as well as other medical conditions that require vascular treatment.

Exceptional Care and Artistry: A New Beginning at Oceana Aesthetics…read more ​I cannot recommend Dr. Brian Blumenauer and the entire team at Oceana Aesthetics highly enough. As a PhD researcher and former emergency responder, my approach to selecting a surgeon for my rhinoplasty and blepharoplasty was incredibly rigorous. I spent over a year attending consultations, but I consistently found myself unimpressed by facilities where doctors offered ten-minute windows and felt like they were rushing patients through a revolving door. ​That changed the moment I walked into Oceana Aesthetics. ​A Personalized, Patient-Centered Experience ​Unlike other practices where surgeons juggle three or four procedures a day, Dr. Blumenauer prioritizes quality and safety by performing only one surgery per day. This level of dedication is rare and gave me immense peace of mind. From my initial consultation, Dr. Blumenauer took his time, listened deeply to my concerns, and never made me feel rushed. ​As a PhD candidate and a survivor of domestic violence, this journey was about much more than a cosmetic change--it was a symbolic new beginning and a fresh start. Dr. Blumenauer's bedside manner is truly that of a saint; he treated me with a level of compassion and respect that I hadn't found elsewhere. He even personally walked me out after my surgery, a kind gesture that speaks volumes about his character, as most surgeons delegate that transition entirely to their staff. ​Expert Results for Diverse Needs ​Being biracial, it was vital to me that I maintain my natural look while achieving a more refreshed and refined appearance. Dr. Blumenauer delivered exactly that. His surgical skill is matched only by his aesthetic intuition, providing results that feel authentic to who I am. ​Five-Star Staff and Aftercare ​The support staff at Oceana Aesthetics is exceptional. They are knowledgeable, welcoming, and were incredibly patient in answering my many follow-up calls--a level of hospitality that is hard to find in the medical field today. Furthermore, the post-operative care was diligent, including a follow-up appointment immediately the next day. ​I am beyond grateful to have found this office. Dr. Blumenauer has earned a client for life, and I will be referring everyone I know to his practice. If you are looking for a board-certified surgeon who combines world-class skill with genuine humanity, look no further than Oceana Aesthetics.

My wife went to Oceana for a breast lift correction and replacement of implants. Dr. Blumenauer did…read morea fantastic job. The staff was very caring and professional. My wife could not be happier with the results. We highly recommend Oceana for all your plastic surgery needs.

Dr William is amazing! He is always will to take his time to hear you, never feel like I'm being…read morerushed. He takes your concerns, aches pains and alignments into consideration. He has provided me a conservative plan to deal with my debilitating back pain and got me to the point where I'm relatively pain free. I never felt pressured to do anything that I didn't want to do. The office is clean, staff is responsive and friendly. I love the mascot!

I went in after a fall. I had been to ER originally…read more Recommendation was Dr Forester. I made appt. I had ( still have ) hammer finger. He reversed the splint done by ER and also said the splint I was using was good but didn't need it ( " over-kill") It was sore to move during healing. I went back for check up at which time still" healing" but said I could still have a bit of bend in finger. I didn't want that 2 -3 weeks after this visit I called office because figure started to look worse . Dr would not see me and nurse left message @ the splint protocol ( this was Dec 2025) By Mid to end of January I called to go in. Reluctantly they made appt. At this appt, the Dr looked at finger and said now I had a swan finger . So I asked why it got worse not better and that the condition of finger was better when I splinted it original. He said " hindsight is 20/20". He said option was and 8 ring and I wanted to get properly fitted and he said could be done at PSL location. He also said a pin could be inserted in tip but couldn't offer me any ballpark cost. I didn't hear from PSL office so I called . They set me up for rehab session NOT the fitting of 8 ring so cancelled and rescheduled for today at 10 I get there and there's no appt and no way to be seen for 8 ring ( I'm guessing very quick process) Diane ( scheduler) seemed flustered in her position Said no openings till next week. Told her I had blocked a morning out and my finger had been in " deformed" status long enough . I walked out and said I would go to another ortho After setting appt, Diane leaves message that I can be seen today ( in the middle of afternoon - forgetting that I had changed all my morning clients to afternoon to accommodate appt this morning. The message mentioned 2 types of braces to try because the metal ring was expensive ( I think she meant pin but...) the metal ring can range from $10-$75 on Amazon - it's the fitting that needs to be done At this point my finger may be permanently deformed or will need "surgical intervention" to repair. I just don't understand the lack of attention, urgency or coordination/organization ... it's beyond me that medical concerns are held so lightly and unimportant . Everything needs to improve from client care to office experience ( PSL worse then Stuart) but why run all over the place for something as " simple " as 8 ring ... I left message to send all my records to new Dr so I'll see if Diane can get that done .

Had a shoulder replacement in February and was at work and strained my shoulder. Fearing the worst…read moreI reported it to work and opened a workmen's comp claim. The adjuster didn't want to send me to my original doctor even though he was in the system. She referred me to Dr. Kam. After reading the reviews on Yelp! I feared the worst. Boy, was I wrong! His office was very friendly and professional. Had me in for x-rays before I could finish my paperwork. After that I was escorted to an examination room where the PA saw me immediately. Next Dr. Kam came in and he was very pleasant and professional. Asked why I didn't see my original doctor and I told him the adjuster felt he was "crazy expensive." He just shook his head. Read the X-rays, examined my shoulder, and complemented the original doctor for doing a nice job. He reassured me that I had just strained a muscle. I was on my way and felt relieved! Follow up in a month to make sure I'm healing properly. So, the Doctor was great, the staff was very pleasant and the only negative thing I have to say about my experience was that the parking lot is a nightmare. And I'm very selective about who I let treat me! Five stars!

I had a great experience with the staff and Dr Daniel Jones orthopedic surgeon. They were…read morethorough, kind, and explained everything clearly. I felt heard, cared for, and confident in the treatment plan. Highly recommend!

Had swelling on ball of foot after a long run. Dr. Taub was great. She cured the problem with a…read morecortisone shot. Highly recommend this practice

Cut mom's toenails and cared for her diabetic feet... offered potential solutions as opposed to…read moresurgery

From the office to all others yall are awesome,very pleased with my choice,need a great place for…read moreyou and whole family this is a gteat place to go.Thank you all.

If you'd have asked me in the first six months of our experience with Dr. Talton's office, I'd have…read morerated her higher. Things went South around the time of Covid and proved to be too much for the Doctor after our annual meeting in early 2021. Let me start at the beginning... We moved to Martin County from Chicago in September of '19. Coming from an area with top teaching medical facilities and care we knew that we would struggle to find the same level of care and facilities. We made the decision to join a concierge medical practice in January of '20 for both the personal attention that they offer, as well as helping us find the various specialists that are needed by folks in their 50's and 60's with various preexisting "issues". I accepted this as "the cost of doing business" and knowingly also that nothing at the office is covered by our medical insurance. This is the case at all concierge physicians, though some offer most vaccines, some tests and even blood work. From our initial meeting, though pleasant enough, I got the feeling that Dr. Talton seemed put-off by simple questions regarding the local level of care and the communication between our PCP (her office) and the various other doctors which I see annually (neurologist, urologist, dermatologist, etc.). Her opinion of the Martin Health/Cleveland Clinic situation was bothersome, but she seemed to have valid reasons for her "leaving" their system and going out on her own. I'll give her credit for her referrals. They mostly seem to be very good specialists and for that I would thank her. The main issue here would be follow-up. On almost all appointments with specialists, there was no communication with our Primary Care doctor and the specialist. Many times, the referral was never sent and other times test results or opinions weren't shared. Dr. Talton would always blame the other practice for the lack of communication and follow up. It became predictable. The ongoing excuse was that it was a "Two Person Office" and that it was up to us as patients to follow-up and make sure that things were sent and/or received. Never was anything the fault of the Doctor or Colleen (her lone employee). Prescriptions weren't received, lab orders weren't received, referral calls and paperwork weren't received. Always the recipient's fault. Never Dr. Talton's or her "staff". In May of '20, my significant other had lung surgery in Miami. After being discharged and returning home, there was no communication between our PCP and the surgeon's office. None. I would have expected some sort of conversation, follow-up and concern. Two days after returning home, Caroline was experiencing some "issues", trouble breathing and discomfort. It was early COVID times and I had trouble communicating with the doctor's office in Miami and reached out to Dr. Talton numerous times. Though always available for a quick conversation, never did she offer any suggestions or input. At one point, I suggested a diagnosis and she said that I may be correct. The next morning, we went to the ER at Cleveland Clinic (Martin North). They rushed Caroline into the ER, and quickly inserted a tube into her as she had a collapsed lung. Doctors said that she was very lucky that she came in, as she could have died. She was in the hospital for four days. During those four days, the contact between Dr. Talton and the two of us was minimal. We got information when we asked and rarely proactively. When we spoke with her upon returning home, Dr. Talton casually informed me how lucky Caroline was that she went to the hospital and that she may have died if she didn't go. I wondered why she didn't tell me to take her in for the 36 hours that I was calling her about the discomfort which she was experiencing after surgery, I can't remember it ever being mentioned! We had many conversations regarding the lack of communication throughout our relationship with Dr. Talton. On her last appointment, when asking for clarification on some things, Caroline was told by Dr. Talton (verbatim),"If that's what you're looking for from a doctor, maybe you should move back to Chicago."! In my last meeting, after asking about my difficulty with communication, I was asked, "Who do you think I am, your secretary?"! Dr. Talton released us from our agreement after Q1 of this year. We were already looking to move on and were glad to go! BTW, after my last meeting she had put in a request for a full blood panel in May. I had it done at Quest and the results were forwarded to her office. I've printed it off and brought it over to my new Dr.'s offices. Do you think that Dr. Talton and "staff" would have forwarded it to my new doctor? Do you think that they would have emailed me or called to ask what I want them to do with it? Talk about a lack of professionalism and integrity! Oh, wait, what do I think she is... MY SECRETARY??