Dr. Michelov and his staff have been a pleasure to work with. My husband met the Dr in the hospital…read morewhen went in for a broken elbow The Dr was kind, caring, confident and willing to explain everything in detail about his care. He went over his treatment plan and options and made sure we both understood everything he was saying about how to best care for such an injury. Just as important as the experience we had with the dr was the excellent interactions he's had with the office staff. My husband called twice with questions and they were answered immediately. When he called to change his appointment date because his pain was not getting better, both Yana and Jennifer went out of their way to get him in sooner. They are both friendly and compassionate. I highly recommend this doctor and his staff.

My experience was not the best The after care was when it all began . The Dr kept my knee in a…read moremobilizer too long and as a result I still have mobility problems. My current Doctor & 2 before my Surgeon now sll we're on disbelief of how I was left .Being a very athletic person this has been extremely difficult for me to say the least . This is two years now I do not have all my mobility back at this current time . The Drs wife had interfered with my recovery.

No doctor is worth waiting two hours to be seen; disrespectful of patients time and value; office…read morestaff condescending and lack empathy; office staff refused to refund copayment paid before seeing doctor when after two hours I refused to wait any longer; all copayments should be collected AFTER the patient has been seen and/or treated; copayments paid AFTER services rendered; AND this is how they treat a current patient of Chenven, having been a patient for over 4 years; there are plenty of urologist in the greater Fort Lauderdale area, so avoid this disrespectful Dr and office staff at all cost......

I had a great experience with Dr Chenven. I found myself in the hospital with a kidney stone and…read morerequired surgery. He had great bedside manner, communicated well and the after care in his office was comfortable.

I started seeing Dr Sonia Kalirao a couple of years ago. I will never be going to see her again…read morebecause over the past 2 years I have continued to receive the wrong prescriptions called in for me that her and I have discussed face to face. Most recently I saw her 5 weeks ago today which is February 16th 2026, and we discussed a new prescription for me with a higher milligram to help me with my issue. Since then it has NEVER been called into my Pharmacy correctly. I have called her office at least 15 times to try to get this matter resolved. Everyone I talk to assures me it will be taken care of and of course it never is. I did call my insurance provider and they said it is totally covered however her staff or herself continue to call in the WRONG milligram that we discussed . I am livid, not to mention in unneeded severe pain . I did ask to speak to a supervisor and was told my issue had been given to one ,and no one has ever called me back to discuss this with me . This is the most unprofessional and uncaring office as well as manner for a doctor and her staff to take care of their patients with lack of concern . So as it turns out when I went to my primary doctor last week he of course sees the report that Dr Kalirao made in her notes, and she NEVER called the new prescription in . I'm disgusted and there is no excuse for this . I would be extremely surprised if their office contacted me to apologize for all the aggravation and pain , phone calls, and time that I have had to endure with my last visit with Dr Kalirao, with the pharmacy, as well as my insurance company...

We made an appointment with Dr Kalirao (one of the few neurologists who accepted my husband's…read moreinsurance, but that's another story) at the urging of his primary physician. The person on the phone made the appointment for the first available date - a month later. Turns out, the doctor was on vacation on that date, which we didn't find out till we went to the office and which the scheduler should have known. Next available appointment was in another month, unless we were willing to drive to the Ft Lauderdale office. We took the earlier appointment and spent the better part of a day to take care of it. That office is small and much less crowded, we were to find out later. Dr Kaliroa made an almost instant diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, ordered tests and prescribed meds, with no explanation as to what they were for or how much they cost (a lot), or what we were to expect. She seemed kind and knowledgable, but the appointment was rushed and we didn't get to ask too many questions. My husband has other issues which may or may not have been in play. So we left a little bewildered - had to go home and look up "Parkinson's disease" which of course only caused more confusion. The office staff however was relaxed and friendly, even joking with us, and Michael, her assistant was wonderful. Second follow-up appointment was at the Coral Springs office. We waited in a standing room only waiting room for an hour and 20 minutes, before being shown into the examination room, where we waited for another 20 minutes. The office staff was rushed, brusque, and the receptionist didn't even look up when speaking to us. There was an extra $5 charge for using a credit card. Dr Kaliroa was herself very rushed when she came into the room. She prescribed a new medication. We had prepared our questions, but only got to ask one of them before it was clear she was not paying attention, examining a chart and then excusing herself. Turns out the new medication absolutely CANNOT be taken with another he is taking (which is on his list) and I would never have known this without doing my own research after he showed a definite decline in his wellness. We stopped that drug and made an appointment with his primary, to get some answers finally and some clarity. Bottom line: Dr Kaliroa seems like a competent doctor, if you have her full attention. And despite the frustration we had, was nice enough. But the practice is huge - HUGE! - and obviously beyond extremely busy. Schedule the Ft Lauderdale office for a more patient-friendly visit if you can. Make sure they know you plan to ask questions and may take a minute. Tell them while making the appointment, and again when you arrive. You will need to be your own advocate here. Kudos to Izabella at the front desk, and to Michael - both personable, kind, and professional. We'll be changing insurance this fall, and looking for another neurology office.

After our family doctor passed away, we need to find a new family doctor who can do our annual…read morephysicals. We asked around and our eye doctor actually recommended us to see Dr. Wong. It's a small office and Dr. Wong is the only attending physician. They got a small office but the staff is friendly. Dr. Wong seemed nice. Because this our first visit, Dr. Wong asked a lot of questions. However, some of those questions sound weird and maybe a bit personal. When it comes to doing our blood work, they took two attempts to get the needle in me. I had blood work done by my last doctor and never had any issues. Unfortunately, my wife was not so lucky. They must have stuck needles in my wife's hands and arms in 6 different spots and still couldn't manage to draw any blood out. We ended up getting the blood work done at Quest near our house. We also had some other tests done but they never call us back with the results. A few days later I got mine back but they couldn't find my wife's. I think it's okay going to a small doctor's office, but the staff just seemed a little confused or unorganized.

After our family doctor passed away, my husband and I came here because of the recommendation…read more Since we were new patients, we had to fill out a lot of question in the questionnaires. But when saw the doctor, he asked a lot of questions which we thought were not related to our medical history. We went alone with it because we thought he may wanted to get to know about hour medical background. And .... when it comes to doing our blood work, they took six attempts to get my blood !!! 3 assistants ( not sure if they are nurses ) must have stuck needles in my hands and arms in 6 different spots and still couldn't manage to draw any blood out.  We ended up getting the blood work done at Quest near our house. But it comes to getting our results back from our test, it was very disappointing. My husband and I did the same test at the same time, but my husband got the result back after 2 weeks and I was told they can't locate my result. After repeated call back and forth, I finally got my results back 2 additional weeks with no explanations. Can you imagine if the test was a very important test and the result could be life and death? Their back office was totally unorganized and unprofessional and for that, My husband and I will NOT be going back.