After discovering functional medicine several years ago, I've always hoped to find a primary care…read moredoctor who truly integrates that preventive, holistic approach. I'm really glad I finally found that with Dr. Singh. This is the first time I've had a primary doctor who focuses on prevention and takes a comprehensive view of all aspects of my health. She genuinely takes the time to get to know me as a person and as a patient, rather than just a yearly visit. She dedicates as much time as needed--often scheduling multiple appointments to make sure everything is thoroughly covered--and she's always accessible for ongoing questions and support. Everyone in the office is kind, efficient, and very helpful. I'm very grateful to have found Dr. Singh and her team, and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for thoughtful, personalized, and prevention-focused care. I look forward to continuing my care with Aspire Health.

I saw Dr Singh for several years, I was having countless symptoms and very scary health issues. Dr…read moreSingh is not a functional medicine Dr in my opinion. Once I went to a real functional medicine Dr they discovered what the cause of all of my health issues was in one visit. I really enjoyed seeing Dr Singh, unfortunately she prescribed me a new medication at every visit. Prozac, Wellbutrin, adderall, Xanax, etc. A functional medicine Dr does not polydrug their patient to mask their symptoms. Then came my 4 year long journey of withdrawal due to Dr Singh abruptly taking me off all the antidepressants she had me on. She has done this to 2 other people that I know personally, and they have suffered equally as much as me as a result. When I realized that I was in withdrawal, her only response to me was "want me to send you another prescription for Prozac?" I stayed off all the meds and finally made out of the withdrawal hell, battled severe withdrawal symptoms including depression, suicidal ideation, panic attacks and horrific akathisia just to share a few and I now feel strong and amazing and I am returning to warn others and perhaps educate the Dr herself of the damages that overprescribing can cause. I think Dr Singh has good intentions and I really loved the aspire health model. I suffered so much from the effects of her negligence that I would feel terrible not speaking out.

Dr. Simek was able to fit me in last minute for a same day appointment before I went out of town…read more The staff was friendly as always and I was seen quickly.

Amazing and only medical professionals I trust. Incredible to find this high level of care and…read morekindness in medical today. Randi is an amazing phlebotomist, as I am a chicken with needles. Each year my health insurance choice for my healthcare primary. I am a grateful patient for many many years. Thank you!

Doctor P is great. Would recommend him to any and all. In fact I have a few friends who already…read morehave made appointments.

I am a self-pay patient that was looking for a great primary care physician in the Fort Lauderdale…read morearea. Today I saw Dr Passantino. First of all, my experience was great. He patiently took his time at the appointment, was personable and knowledgable. The facility and staff were great. To top it off, he is very reasonable in his pricing. I highly recommend him!

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 made an appointment here because Sharon Lamkin, PA came highly recommended by my coworker's…read moreboyfriend. I needed an endo because my new insurance are assholes and basically only cover 1 insulin. So I need a physician to battle with the insurance so I can get approved for a CGM, test strips, and my pump. I had a difficult time making my initial appointment, which should have been a red flag. I hate going to new Endos because they always make you come for an appointment every 3-4 months. Like, I have been a type 1 diabetic for 18 years so I think I know a thing or two. Plus I am forever spoiled by my original Endo in NYC. With that being said, I expect to be told I would be seen every 3-4 months during my initial appointment. Once I arrived for my appointment, I was given some paperwork to complete and was told to take a seat in the room adjacent to reception, which was the waiting room. I did not sit there too long and had a lovely conversation with a fellow patient. I was led to an exam room, where my vitals were taken but the BP machine was malfunctioning and the nurse took some time to complete that. I was then led to another exam room and told to take a seat. Sharon entered within 15 minutes and I knew immediately she was great! Sharon reviewed the usual bs with me and offered to assist me with fighting my insurance to obtain a CGM and other supplies. She also offered to give me syringes because she had an abundance but I did not wind up getting them. I had to get labs done so I was sent to the lab, which was in the office. That is always nice. I sat outside the lab and observed an argument between lab techs/phlebotomists and one was not wearing a mask or gloves. I took specific notice to that because we are in a medical environment and the lab should be of utmost importance to take these safety measures! I informed the phlebotomist that I have difficult veins to locate and most have to use a butterfly, to which he stated "that means they didn't know what they were doing". Um actually they did and it was less painful for me. I am always squeamish when getting blood drawn so I shakily wobbled out to the reception when done to complete the wonderful visit. I was told my copay was $20, to which I paid. They made appointments for lab work and follow up with Sharon for 3 months later. In the meantime, Sharon provided me with the contact information for Valerie, who assists patients with insurance issues and obtaining supplies. So of course I emailed Valerie the following week and was immediately met with slack and in my opinion, an attitude. Needless to say, I never heard back from Valerie after one or two emails and I did not receive approval from my insurance for supplies. I tried calling the office over and over, using every extension and no one answered. I later received a bill in the mail for $333 which was for "my copay" and lab work. I was never informed of my lab results. I attempted to call the office several times but alas, no answer. Diane emailed me to obtain funds, to which I told her I never received results so I am not exactly sure why I am paying, how questionable the $150+ extra copay on the bill was, and I would need to do a payment plan. Diane did not have answers for me and requested I call the office. I informed Diane I can never get anyone on the phone, to which she insisted I call her extension-guess what? I called 5 times I always got the voicemail. So I left a message for Diane. I received an email the following day from Diane offering me a payment plan. So basically, Sharon Lamkin was the only smooth part of this experience. This is an extra long review but cmon, it is bad enough we have to live with diabetes that dealing with extra unnecessary obstacles makes it even more defeating.

Superb attention. Office staff truly helps one feel welcomed, safe and important. Dr. Fiore is an…read moreexceptional doctor. Takes his time with his patients, not a paranoid doctor. Very objective and helps set realistic goals. Wish I could refer everyone to him whether they need and Endocrinologist or not.

I absolutely love this practice. The staff is super attentive and pleasant. Dr. Fiore, did not rush…read morethrough my visit. Made sure all my questions were answered. He came up with a plan of how we were going to move forward - since my prior endocrinologist had fallen ill and was no longer able to practice. Wish I would've found him sooner. He is definitely one of the best.

I absolutely LOVE this office, they are an overarching GenMed practice. I met them 4-5 yrs ago and…read morethey have been incredibly attentive. Spending ample time with me at each appointment no matter how significant or insignificant it was. They are absolutely thorough, working to cover every base. Albeit I am not good at "following instructions" like going to see the referrals for preventative consultations. They do make sure they at least make the recommendations. I believe that as a Dr's Office the can be as involved or not involved as the patient wants them to be. Fortunately, my health is ok and it's my choice to have them be involved as needed. For others I know there is great follow up to appointments and for results. The staff is incredibly attentive also, in fact, I just called in to have my meds adjusted and refilled and was attended to immediately. This kind of practice is hard to find in the world of managed healthcare. I highly recommend them and would tell you to read the bad reviews, but don't pay too much attention to them as, I personally, never experienced that kind of treatment. 5 Stars to the Dr, his PA's and Staff!

They don't know how to care for their own patients. They lie. They refuse to see people if they…read moreeven think you have Covid despite the fact that you tell them you don't. They don't refill prescriptions on time. They're awful. Can't even call to get a sample of medicine that the doctor already approved. The office is run by idiots.

The office is modern and nicely decorated. Front desk girls are warm and kind. This is the first…read moretime visiting Dr. Winnie Wong with both my parents. She is very thorough, she has great manners and very caring. Both of my parents got blood work done by Dr. Wong and returned the following week to get results and update. She gave us a care plan. Very excited to have found Dr Wong

I found this practice on my insurance company website and I couldn't as for a better healthcare…read moreprovider. The staff are excellent, work together as a team, and Dr Kruszska spent a lot of time getting to know me as a patient and addressing my concerns. Very highly recommended!

I was referred to Dr. Goldstein by a close friend who spoke highly of him, so I had high…read moreexpectations. It was a difficult to get an appointment that worked with my availability, a sign that he's in high demand, or maybe I just have a rough work schedule lol. I had a less than ideal time scheduled, but the front desk staff had me to the call back list if anything came up that would work better for me. After getting 2 calls a better time did become available and my appointment was switched. Let me start by saying Dr. Goldstein is a wonderful physician. He was patient and thorough. He listened to my concerns and provided great recommendations. However, my first visit wasn't without some frustration! The wait time was literally killing me. I got to the office at 8:30am, as a new patient I was asked to arrive early for the new patient paperwork. The forms took me about seven minutes to complete, there was a total of six pages. The paperwork could really use an update. The font is tiny and hard to read, even for someone with good vision, and the print quality isn't great. Being that the office already uses an online patient portal, it would more helpful to make the new patient forms digital. After completing my forms, the waiting begun. I saw many patients arriving after me, some new and were called into exam rooms before me. By 9:30 I was finally brought into an exam room where an assistant took some information and set things up for the doctor. Then, more waiting. Dr. Goldstein didn't come in until 10:30. Dr. Goldstein was excellent once he arrived. The scheduling and time management definitely needs improvement. It's hard for working people to take time off and extend wait times like this only adds unnecessary stress.. It would be nice to feel that our time is respected just as much as the doctors. On a positive note, the office itself is very clean. Well kept in the front desk staff is friendly. I will continue to see Dr. Goldstein despite the not so great reviews that have been left. I hope that time management is improved by the time my next appointment comes around.

I received a phone call from someone in this "doctors office" and they in the middle of me speaking…read moreasking a question concerning my health they refused to let me speak with anyone else and hung up the phone in my face! This is not the care I am paying for why call my phone if you aren't able to politely handle customers- you need to check your staff