He is a very thorough Dr that goes over everything with you and tells you things that are wrong…read morewith you when your other doctors never even tell you and you spend time with you I recommend him highly.

Dr. Velasquez is fantastic! Unfortunately, his nursing staff isn't. Sending a RX fax is too much…read morework for them. I was told, in a harsh tone, that in the future I'd have to do it myself. Isn't that their job?

I went here because I had taken my daughter when she was younger, and I thought they were fantastic…read moreat that time. I've been having multiple issues and after explaining them, they did a multitude number of test. They have found the issues and are in the process of having me take care of them, they were waiting for lab results and called me after hours to let me know what they were and what to do everybody there has the best bedside manner patient courtesy, and care is amazing

The receptionist Amanda is a very unprofessional and rude person. She has little respect for the…read morepatients, especially if the patients speak another language. Whether it is a government plan or a private plan, no one should be treated disrespectfully. No body has to make fun of anyone for their way of speaking . It's not the patients fault that she can't speak two languages. We have nothing against people correcting us, but teasing or rolling your eyes at a patient, come on, or even worse, interrupting the patient when the patient is trying to talk to the other nurse is very disrespectful and rude. She needs to learn how to communicate with people because apparently she has something against other cultures or at least acts like she doesn't understand. Let's hope this office reads the reviews and restores some of the staff in front of the office, because Dr. Tuer is an amazing doctor

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??

Dr. Pamer is a very good pulmonologist. Great problem solver. Cares about his patients. Keeps on…read moretop of medical research. Has a great sense of humor as well. Office staff is professional.

Very thorough and caring in his examination. Giving of his time!…read moreGrateful for generous and expert help.

Very nice doctor and staff however the waiting room is a little small and gets crowded frequently.read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. The doctor maybe spent 3 mins with me when I've been having…read moresevere itching for MONTHS. He said it was chronic hives. When I've never had any allergies or hives before. Come to find out after seeing 6 different doctors and finding one that would actually listen me to me it was SCABIES. Which I told doctor Angelos in the visit and he acted like I was crazy, I asked him for skin testing and he literally said "for what" I would not recommend this doctor to anyone. Anyways I've now been treated and went back to being completely normal. So if I took his recommendation I would've still been itchy and my root problem still never solved!

I have known Dr Pandya for a very long time he has always been very kind and attentive. The office…read morestaff is very patient and understanding when you are sick. I would recommend them to anyone without reservation.

I came to Dr. Pandya over a year ago and he recommended a sleep study for sleep apnia. The…read moreovernight accommodation at the office was very comfortable; the attendant was skillful and patiently answered my questions. In the follow-up, Dr. Pandya was thorough in his explanations and set my mind at ease about using CPAP equipment. (a video is available). Now, over a year later, I can't thank him enough. The CPAP machine has made a huge difference in my life. I have abundant energy and sleep fitfully. As always, Dr. Pandya continues to respond to any questions I have in a very caring, infomed manner. The office staff are friendly and very efficient; your waiting time moves quickly (and they have a well-stocked magazine selection. I feel my respiratory issues are in excellent hands.

I saw him roughly 30 years ago. I was the first appointment of the day. I waited in the exam room…read morefor approximately an HOUR! There was never any mention that Dr Canasi was to arrive late... No option to leave and return later. When he finalIy arrived, I politely expressed my frustration (as I was working from before dawn until after) and this was before cell phones and texting... I should have, could have, been working that entire hour. His response was RUDE suggesting (actually saying) that if I went to med school, I could treat people like garbage as well... Of course that was my last visit. I found him online as I am looking for a new primary physician... so I took the opportunity to let you know what kind of "human" he is.

Not sure what all these 1 star reviews are, I've been going to the Canasi institute for a few years…read morenow and I see Jamie the nurse practitioner- she's so lovely, listens, and is super helpful! I've never seen Dr Canasi as a patient but have interacted with him in the hall and he's always been so warm and inviting. The office staff is super sweet and helpful as well as the nurses. They don't keep you waiting forever either!