I called to make an Appointment with Dr. Adam Barron. I was asked which location? Since I live in…read moreBoynton Beach, I requested the Delray Beach office. I requested A Monday appointment and was told that he's not in that office on Mondays. Thus, I was given an appointment on Thursday. A few minutes later, I get an email confirmation for my appointment, however, it was with his NURSE PRACTITIONER! I replied that I wanted to see the DOCTOR, as I left my former Rheumatologist because he had moved to Costa Rica and left his NURSE PRACTITIONER to handle his patients. Following my reply, I recieved a phone call from Dr. Barron's office. The woman explained that I could NOT see the doctor because he does NOT see patients in the Delray office! When I requested the appointment, I explained about my previous doctor and his move to Costa Rica. How is it possible that this woman was sending me to another nurse and NOT the doctor? I wonder if the insurance companies know that they are paying nurses for doing the doctor's jobs...I wonder if they even care! Wish that I had an assistant to whom I could turn over my students, before I retired from teaching...I would never have retired. This country is so very broken, everyone seems to have a DEAL, except me! PS~ Please note the years in which the "good" reviews were written...Long before the shenanigans began!

Dr Barron and his staff are above and beyond with the service and help. I have severe PsA and they…read morehave helped me so many times, not just with the PsA but with navigating applying for assistance for medication and helping me understand whats going on. Dr Barron himself is extremely adept at accessing everything thats going on with me and is very good at diagnosing and proscribing treatment. He take copious amounts of notes and really is good at tracking progress. His staff are all completely professional and his PA is one of the nicest people you will ever want to meet. After trouble getting my Rx assistance, she went above and beyond to advocate for me. I cant put into words how much that means when you are looking for treatment for a debilitating disease.

I told Dr. Patel exactly what I'm writing here. "I don't come to you for your bedside manner; I…read morecome because you're smart." And smart he is. I've often thought of leaving in order to find a doctor that answers the phone when I call but I'm sure I never will. Dr. Patel is not only thorough but also cares about the health of his patients. He yells at me, " you stopped taking your statins again!" He doesn't tip toe around when it comes to our health and a bonus... he has a great sense of humor. I think he'll keep us alive longer than any other doctor could, even if we don't want to be.

I'm giving one star, but if I could, I would give zero. First of all, I want to say that the…read morewaiting room in Dr. Patel's office is very small, and if four people come, it's impossible to sit and wait for your appointment. You can hardly breathe. I asked to turn on the air conditioning so I could breathe. There are two women at the reception desk and they are very unhappy when you ask them questions. They look at you in such a way that you feel guilty. In the doctor's office, all the doors are open, both to the examination rooms and to his office. That is, you can easily hear everything while sitting in the waiting room. When I was called to see the doctor, I was taken to the examination room, one of the women at the reception came, took my blood pressure and told me to wait. I waited another 15 minutes. After that, I was invited into Dr. Patel's office; he himself came and invited me. I didn't even understand why I went to his office, but I went. The chair was opposite his desk. He started reading me questions about my vaccinations. Did I get this shot, did I get that shot, etc. The door to his office was open, so the people waiting in the room could hear all my answers. I asked why he was asking me about every vaccination. Wouldn't it be easier to give a form to new patients, like they do everywhere, and I could answer all the questions while waiting for my appointment, and no one would hear my personal medical information. After all, there's HIPPA. I got the impression he didn't like my question. He raised his voice at me and yelled that this is how he works and that things won't go that way if I keep asking questions. I could tell he hated me as a patient. He started asking why I came to him and said since I'll have different insurance starting in the new year, I should go to my doctor and let him treat me. My blood pressure was 132... I asked him to give me something for it, to advise, since my blood pressure fluctuates a lot and can be high. To which he replied that my blood pressure is normal... I asked for an electrocardiogram, to which he told me that it would be expensive... well, it was $200, maybe less. He also refused. When this horror with questions in his office ended, he told me to go to the examination room. I went in and sat down to wait for him. He came rudely, listened to me for a minute, no more, and left. I felt like I had come to the prosecutor, not the doctor. I felt some kind of terrible shame when I left the examination room. All the waiting patients looked at me, as if I had done something terrible. My son was the day before. There was also a terrible survey in his office, then the doctor had not yet finished chatting with his patient before my son's appointment. And when he finished his conversation, he came into the examination room where my son was sitting, and not even a minute had passed before the doctor finished the examination. My son wanted to ask questions, but the doctor had already left. I don't recommend anyone go to this terrible doctor. I didn't feel Dr. Patel was professional towards me as a patient. He wrote a referral for a blood test, but my son and I didn't do it because we don't want to deal with such a terrible doctor anymore

Took my dad to see Dr. Lotfi for the 1st time. We did not wait long at all. Lily and Tee got us in…read morethe room fairly quickly. Dr. Lotfi's PA came in right away to get our appt start and soon after, Dr. Lotfi came in to discuss a plan of care for my father. He listened to what we had to say and gave feedback and options. We agreed to a plan of care and will be following back up in a few weeks.

Not a good Dr. plain and simple. I really disliked his bedside manner. He is a bit pompous and is…read morebothered if you have questions about his orders. My appointments consisted of him typing on a laptop and asking me a question every few minutes. If I had a question of my own, it was treated as bothersome. When I saw that he got his degree from University of Cairo, that was enough for me to look up another Dr. and Dialysis clinic. Do yourself a favor and skip.

I miss when Dr Willingham was more available for appointments that were set without much notice. He…read moreis kind, he doesn't rush you, he's thorough, and he has a great professional yet non-condescending presence. Type of care: Primary Care

Dr. Mary Scanlon listens, which is hard to find in a Doctor. I started seeing her over ten years…read moreago. My son was allergic to everything including his inhaler, his pediatricians would not try anything else as I watched my 4 year old suffer. I brought him to Dr. Scanlon and everything changed. I would not go to any other Doctor and both of my children did as well. (They moved away) her kindness and compassion, and knowledge is like no other Dr I have ever seen. I will never go to anyone else.

I love Dr Scanlon. My whole family has seen her for over a decade. Her office is incredibly busy…read moreand you will have to wait. But she takes her time, and is very knowledgeable. She wants to make sure all of your issues are addressed. I love this woman!

I have been seeing Dr. Gare for 20 years, and I feel very comfortable with his knowledge, and…read morerecommendations.. He takes his time with you, answers every question, and you never feel rushed. His nurse Dianna is equally efficient, and together make a great health care team. I highly recommend Dr. Gare

Yes,you do wait for a while because he reads up on each patient before he gets into your office…read more Most doctors read your charts while they're with you so they're not really listenng to you while you're with them. But Dr. Gare is definitely worth the wait. I have been using him for 2 years and have recommended him and know 5 people who use him and we are all thrilled with his vast knowledge, conservative approach, and caring manner. The person who complained here about waiting for almost an hour should find herself a cardiologist who takes her immediately and gives a wrong and dangerous diagnosis. A good doctor is worth waiting for.

Dr Albert and staff are helpful, friendly ,efficient and kind . They fit me in quickly due to my…read morepain . Highly recommend this Dr and his staff .

I really like Dr. Albert. Professional & nice person & great staff. I recommend him to anyone…read more The parking lot has tons of parking. MJ Pachl

Please stay away from this quack. My granddaughter was told she had lupus and was prescribed…read moremedication she left the office crying and almost ready to give up after she called her mother she calmed down. A few hours passed and she received a call from the doctor telling her she had made a mistake it was the wrong chat. According to my granddaughter the doctor laughed and said I am glad you understand. REALLY I rate her one star

Elice Yvette Holden, Nurse Practitioner Had to be the nices Doctor I have ever experienced in the…read moremedical industry. She took all the time I needed and I must have addressed my issues for at least 20 min. and she never once rushed me which to me is very important. I just can not believe the kindness, concern, and help you gave me. I am on 16 different prescribed medications and 6 over the counter supplements and have not been to see her in almost a year because of Medicare and money issues and she went over everyone of them one at a time, I am just so surprised that someone who sees patients all day everyday can still be so nice and treat me like I am her only patient.