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    Vargas David J MD PA

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Jay Care Medical Center

    Jay Care Medical Center

    3.7(3 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Great place and great care. Not only is the doctor office always clean.. the staff at the Southside…read morelocation have always been pleasant on the phone and easy to schedule appointments also in a timely manner. LouAnn Albano ARNP is the best! She is very caring and takes time with her patients. You do not feel rushed to get in and out. LouAnn takes time with you and makes sure all your question are answered and concerns' are addressed. Love this place.

    The good thing about this place is that it's a clean and nice facility and you can usually get an…read moreappointment on short notice. However, I was not satisfied with the care I received. The last time I came here was to see Dr. Kattan to go over a "possibly abnormal" EKG for a government position I had applied for. The EKG was taken at another clinic by a flight surgeon. He said is it was most likely normal but wanted a review from my primary care physician saying it was normal and that I don't have a history of heart problems. I have a few Doctor friends that I had look at the EKG and all said that it was normal and that some people had inverted t waves and so long as I've never had chest pains or shortness of breath, that it's normal. All 3 of my doctor friends asked me before hand if I've ever had chest pain or shortness of breath and I responded no. When I visited Jay Care, they of course took a copay. They took my vitals and then I saw Dr. Kattan. She looked at the EKG, knowing that I have a clear medical history, and asked what I needed. I told her I needed a letter on letter head from her to the government agency saying that my EKG was normal. She told me that it wasn't normal without asking any questions about me. I advised her what the other doctors said (including one cardiologist). She didn't really fight me much, and wrote on a prescription pad that my EKG was normal and signed her name. I repeated that I needed it on letter head and that she had to send it. She kind of just shrugged and said to give the note to the front desk to make a copy for my file and that they would take care of it. Then she asked me if I wanted to do blood work. I said no, I feel fine and don't have any symptoms. She seemed shocked. I repeated that all I needed was the letter. That ended the appointment. I checked out. I kept following up to see if they had sent a letter. Finally two weeks later when I called for the 5th time, they told me that Dr Kattan wrote my letter and gave it to me (she was referring to the prescription paper). I repeated that it wasn't sufficient and that I needed it on letter head and that Jay Care had to send it. Bottom line, 6+ months later they still haven't sent anything. I had to go to another clinic that I had gone to before I'd started to go to Jay Care. The doctor took a look, asked me about chest pains and shortness of breath and then quickly determined that it was normal and that I was just one of those people with inverted t waves. Dr. Kattan is no longer my physician and my last visit was basically me paying for nothing.

    Watson Clinic - Watson Clinic Main

    Watson Clinic

    2.0(88 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    This review serves as a warning to anyone considering using Watson Clinic--avoid them if possible…read more In my experience, the organization has poor follow-up, is highly disorganized, lacks coordination between departments, and appears primarily focused on generating revenue. Here is my experience in detail: I initially visited the dermatology office near the main campus to have several moles removed. The first doctor I saw indicated that the removals would need to be done over multiple visits. During the first session, four moles were removed, but the doctor declined to remove more and referred me to a senior dermatologist--resulting in an additional copay. The senior dermatologist removed additional moles but then referred me to a plastic surgeon for the remaining ones--again introducing another specialist visit and copay. I was told that the plastic surgeon would be able to evaluate and remove the remaining moles in a single visit. However, when I arrived at the plastic surgeon's office in Highlands, I was informed that my appointment was only for a consultation. I explained what I had been told, but the doctor stated that he requires an initial visit to evaluate and take photos before proceeding. This directly contradicted the expectations set by the dermatology department, suggesting a strong lack of coordination within the organization. In my view, the dermatologist could have taken the necessary photos and coordinated with the surgeon in advance, allowing for insurance pre-approval and a more efficient, cost-effective process. Instead, I was told the process would require four visits: two procedures (removing two moles per visit) and two follow-up visits for stitch removal--resulting in approximately $300 in additional copays. I questioned why all procedures could not be completed in one visit, but the response was simply, "That's not how I do things." After photos were taken, I left without scheduling further treatment. The situation worsened when I later received a call from scheduling. When I asked whether the photos had been submitted to insurance, I was told they would not be submitted until another appointment was scheduled. I also learned there was a $250 cancellation fee for appointments canceled with less than seven days' notice. I requested that no appointment be scheduled until insurance coverage and costs were clarified, so I could make an informed decision. At that point, the scheduler became rude, stating, "Clearly you have an issue setting an appointment--you can just call back when you're ready," and then hung up. Based on this experience, it seems that Watson Clinic prioritizes revenue over patient care, communication, and transparency. Unfortunately, this has not been an isolated incident, as I have had similar experiences with other departments, including cardiology. I recommend that others carefully consider alternative providers to avoid similar frustrations.

    Need a referral? Like in the near future? Forget about it. Not unusual for a referral to be be 6…read moremonths out or more. Like all things Watson, the Administration is totally uninterested in patient experience - they leave that to the physicians.

    Vargas David J MD PA - physicians - Updated August 2026

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