I will be honest, I only went here because doctor told and near my home. Intake is fine....I had…read morebarbie....the anesthesiologist was great and the lady who put my iv in was great. The scheduling is ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had to call the morning of to get My appointment time and realized it was at almost 2pm. I hadn't ate for almost 24 hours by the time I got home after procedure. I literally could have went to work, but had to use my PTO for the day where I was laying around hungry and couldn't drink anything. I've been here before, but they had a time and scheduling was better. I will probably look for somewhere else next year.

After two recent surgeries at the Brandon Surgery Center, and as someone who has spent their entire…read morecareer in healthcare, I am happy to recommend the Brandon Surgery Center. My overall experience was a 9 out of 10. I appreciated the level of professionalism from both the clinical and administrative teams. Thankfully, my recovery is going well due to their experience, advice and expertise.

I have been a patient at this clinic for many years. I like the office staff and convenient…read morelocation. Dr Lazerson started here in 2021. I had a persistent foot wound that would not heal. After exhausting all routine care options, he opted to try a new higher grade graft. After three grafts, the wound has now healed. Dr Lazerson has provided good care and and has explained all the procedures and options as he went along. There was a possibility of failure as a previous graft from 2020 did not work out. We discussed all treatment options and why there was a previous failure. He assured me that the situation looked good for the current treatment and he was correct. I am very happy with this success.

I got to my appt (they failed to tell where they were located, after Dr. Fleeter passed away) and a…read morepatient was standing at the window counting out change? Anyway, by the time I signed in I was a min. early for my appt. Behind the counter, I was asked for the packet. I never received a packet and told her so. I said I'm an existing patient, I used to see Dr Fleeter. That doesn't matter she says. And goes on to tell me they will have to re-schedule me since I have 30 min. of paperwork to fill out. I reminded her that I had waited at least 2 weeks for this appt and periodically checked for cancellations. My left heel is killing me, making it hard to walk. She refused to let me see Dr Beverly, even though there was NOBODY in the waiting room. Since they would not see me, and didn't care how much pain I was in, I left and WILL NEVER go there or any of their other locations again. If this same situation had happened with Dr Fleeter, he would have had me sit in the patient recliner, filling out the paperwork while he checked my feet. Big difference in attitude! They need to learn compassion and a little empathy!!

I'll start by saying if you're going to advertise yourself as a menopause specialist, you should…read moreprovide care based on the newest research. The National Alliance Menopause Society just released a 28 page report with the most up to date research. When I went to see Dr. Kline, I was armed with this information. She informed me she's "sick of people getting their information off social media posts", would not listen to my concerns, would not prescribe medication that I was asking for, would not look at my current prescriptions until I literally had to hold them up in front of her (to which she said she didn't know what that was), was dismissive, and gaslit me. I've never left a doctor's appointment so upset or angry in my life! What's more, during my papsmear she informed me I "felt like I was 14 weeks pregnant (bloated due to pms), and I needed an ultrasound to check for fibroids. She raised her voice at me when she asked if I "felt that" and didn't respond, demanding I feel that area with my own hands. Although I felt nothing. Upon reading other reviews about this provider, it appears she has a habit of tactless bedside manner. Fat shaming for example, and I don't doubt it based on how she spoke to me. As a healthcare provider I would never treat my patients with such carelessness nor would I speak so dismissively to anyone. The reason for the 2 stars is Dr. Kline's lovely nurse. Hopefully she doesn't stay working here for too long at a place that totes misinformation about women's health. Her front desk staff was also very kind. The office is difficult to find off the road. Parking is very limited. Once you do find a parking spot, the office is located in one of the facilities hidden away in a word hallway with no windows. Please don't waste your time here. Do your research and find someone certified with NAMS if you're pursuing care for perimenopause or menopause. There are other providers who will treat their patients with respect.

I copy everything that Jamie J said. Her nurse was lovely. Dr dismissed my symptoms etc. She should…read morenot be in Menopause list of specialists, she is completely dismissive and rude. Outdated knowledge, told me to goto University of Tampa if I wanted help. With my extensive history with gyno problems I was blown away at the 15 min she spent with me. She even said what do you want me to do about it?I told her that she was suppose to be the doctor, what does she think she should do about it? She didn't like that and sent me packing. She should retire and let someone else take her place. I reported her to my insurance company because she also billed them an outrageous amount for the services she provided.

On my recent visit at the ACH ER, I was treated so well and timely, I need to share my experience!…read more Joseph Watters, PA-C was my amazing provider. He saw me within 15 minutes. He had my xray completed and read within 1 hour. He and the staff were knowledgeable, caring and did a great job on my broken wrist! Not only did he get me in a temporary cast, but he called the next day to quide me on my orthopedic followup. It is great to know we have such a capable ER nearby. Thanks Joseph! Sandy Snyder PA-C

1 Star -- A Serious Problem With Trust, Communication, and the Medical Record…read more RE: AdventHealth Medical Group Heart Care at Carrollwood and Dr. Pavan Kapadia. I am giving this review one star because of the seriousness of my experience--not because I believe Dr. Kapadia is incapable of good medical care or because every experience I have had with AdventHealth has been negative. That is precisely what makes this so disappointing. I had generally regarded Dr. Pavan Kapadia as a physician who provided worthwhile care. My problem is not that I had a bad office visit. After reviewing his clinic note, I found statements documenting discussions and lifestyle recommendations that simply did not take place. These weren't matters I had forgotten or misunderstood. They were purported discussions that did not occur. A medical record is supposed to be a factual record of what actually happened during a patient's care. When a physician documents conversations that the patient knows never occurred, it undermines confidence in the entire record. A physician's personal assumptions, impressions, or human failings have no place being converted into statements of fact in a patient's medical record. I did not immediately go public. I contacted AdventHealth and gave the organization every opportunity to address the matter privately. On August 27, 2026, Jennifer Naran, President and CEO of AdventHealth Medical Group | West Florida, assured me that her team was working on the matter and that I would hear something soon. The following day, Matt Mooney, AdventHealth's COO for West Florida, called me. I came away without an explanation of what AdventHealth intended to do about the medical-record issue. Near the end of our conversation, Matt asked whether I felt better after my visit with Dr. Kapadia than before it. That caused me to wonder whether the internal discussion had become primarily a question of whether Dr. Kapadia had made me feel better about my cardiac concerns, rather than whether the medical record accurately documented what had occurred. Matt also told me that Blake Brewer, who oversees cardiology, would call me. Two weeks later, Blake still had not called. How long is a patient supposed to wait before concluding that the organization simply isn't going to address the issue? For me, this isn't ultimately about whether Dr. Kapadia provided worthwhile treatment. It's about foundational trust. A physician can provide excellent care and still lose a patient's confidence if the patient can no longer trust that the medical record accurately reflects what happened. Unfortunately, my concerns aren't limited to Dr. Kapadia. My experience with the Tampa AdventHealth cardiology operation has also left me frustrated by recurring problems with communication and administration. Relatively simple matters have sometimes seemed unnecessarily difficult. The patient portal has been an especially frustrating example. It should make it easy to exchange precise information between a patient and a medical practice. Instead, I have experienced communication that was confusing, incomplete, or inadequate. When important medical information is exchanged in writing, accuracy should be virtually guaranteed. I did not expect AdventHealth to automatically agree with every complaint. I expected them to investigate, explain their findings, and tell me what, if anything, they intended to do. Instead, after several communications with AdventHealth leadership, I have received no meaningful resolution. I had made a conscious effort to resolve the matter privately before writing this review. I no longer have the same level of trust in Dr. Kapadia, nor do I trust AdventHealth as a healthcare organization. While I have become increasingly frustrated with the communication and administrative practices of the cardiology office. A patient has to be able to trust the medical record. If something didn't happen, it shouldn't be documented as though it did. I gave AdventHealth the opportunity to address that privately. Then I waited until I grew tired of waiting.

Their team helped me through the process of finding out I had an ectopic pregnancy. They were very…read morecaring and supportive and helpful! The Doctors answered all of my questions and were on top of all of my results, making sure we were taking the right steps necessary. I could not recommend an office more!

I truly think all of the positive reviews must be seeing Dr.Watkins. Dr. Fanarjian however, was…read moretruly awful. Condescending, laughed at me when I tried to explain things she didn't agree with and ignored most things I said. And just prescribed birth control without even listening to me or taking any labs (which the birth control actually made me worse and she scoffed at me for saying this). In fact when I asked for lab work she stated they don't take any if you're 32 years old and your cycle is on time. Regardless of the other symptoms I was complaining of - horrible cramps, spotting for days, intense bloating and all of these being changes that were new to me. She ACTUALLY suggested that I might have an STD lol which was absurd after explaining I have been with only my husband for X amount of time - she tested me anyways and I did not. With absolutely no grounds for testing me for this or even suggesting I might have them based on my symptoms. I now have seen another doctor and I actually do have hormone issues and was totally off balance and have gut issues etc. and I'm so thankful I went to see someone else that actually listened and respected me as a woman and wanted to hear what I had to say because I would have never gotten better if I stayed under the care of Dr. Fanarjian. So if you are looking for a doctor that simply wants to just prescribe birth control when you complain of anything period related- she's the one for you. However if you are wanting to actually get to the root cause of things I suggest you stay far away.

What began as a very attentive team treating my son turned into a frustrating night of waiting -…read moresometimes hours - to see anyone. With no explanation, we found ourselves waiting more than two hours after we were told discharge papers were coming and just as long for an assist to use a restroom. Yes, it's a beautiful new facility and there are a lot of talented professionals here. But, at least during our visit, we were left feeling neglected and even forgotten for too much time.

I was scheduled for CT of the heart and I was just calling to ask some questions about medication…read moreon the day of exam. Cynai Vazquez was pushing for me to take a medication that nobody had prescribed to me. When questioned about it, she said if I did not want to cooperate, she would cancel appointment. She then proceeded to do just that. She lied that I did not want to take meds. I had just paid $703 for the exam and nobody has gotten back to me about my refund since I paid in full. Horrible place and very rude people that like to play with people's lives. This was an important test for me. Luckily I was able to reschedule for same day somewhere else.

I cannot thank the entire ER team enough for the incredible care my husband received during his…read morevisit to St. Joseph's South Hospital on September 9th. We arrived at approximately 9 p.m., and from the moment we pulled up in front of the ER, we felt welcomed and cared for. Tiffany, a pharmacy technician, greeted us with a wheelchair. She was kind, compassionate, and efficient as she helped my husband out of the car. While I parked our car, she stayed with my husband and assisted him with the check-in process and escorted us to his room. The triage and nursing staff were prompt, attentive, and genuinely empathetic. His nurse, Steven, explained every step of the process, which helped calm my husband's nerves and made him feel safe and comfortable in his care. Steven listened carefully to my husband's concerns and took the time to listen to me as well. Although the emergency room was busy, the entire staff worked seamlessly together to ensure my husband was comfortable and well cared for. Everyone treated us with kindness and professionalism, and we truly appreciated the teamwork and compassion shown throughout the visit. Even the discharge process was smooth and straightforward, with clear instructions provided to both my husband and me. We were incredibly fortunate to have such dedicated personnel such as Tiffany and Steven caring for us at St. Joseph's South. Their compassion and professionalism made a stressful situation much easier. We are so glad St. Joseph's South Hospital opened in Riverview, and we are grateful to have this wonderful resource in our community.

A disappointing and painful experience. Went in with a severe allergic reaction including…read morePeriorbital Edema, erythema and scaling with both eyes along with two other issues with one finger and my middle back. The triage evaluation staff member wrote "Rash" on the intake sheet, delaying my being seen. When I finally saw one of the doctors, he took my finger between his fingers with both hands and squeezed very hard, causing pain of which I made him aware and he continued squeezing an already very sensitive and painful area. Less than compassionate and effectively causing more pain than I went in with, the result was not at all helpful. I ultimately had to see another doctor asap outside of this ED and received the attentive, professional and much needed care that should have been provided by this Emergency Department. Will avoid this ED if possible moving forward.