I've used them to get my elderly Mom to doctor's appointments for the last two years and never a…read morehiccup. People you talk to in scheduling are courteous, professional and competent, drivers always on time and also very professional. My Mom uses a wheelchair, and rather than a gutted cargo van with a steel floor an ambulance company would send, they use converted minivans that load with a ramp and are comfortable inside. Excellent service over many trips--highly recommended.

From the owner: When you become a member of WECARE Transportation you can provide your patients with safe and…read morereliable transportation with as little as two hours notice. Our unique program gives you the ability to order transportation for your patients using pre-purchased hours divided into 15 minute trip segments. Unused trip segments can even roll over if they are not all used in any given month. Unused hours or trip segments can stay in your membership account until you use them (Gold and Platinum Packages). You can trust your relatives or friends to our staff of compassionate and caring professionals.

Scheduled an urgent care transport through an AI service. Never showed up! Got no response from…read morecompany! Would never recommend

Suncore Transport provides outstanding medical transportation services for hospitals,…read morerehabilitation facilities, and individuals in Polk County and the surrounding communities. They are reliable, professional, and affordable. The drivers are punctual, courteous, and skilled in ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers. I have experience with Suncore transporting for routine appointments and urgent patient transfers. Highly recommended for organizations in need of dependable medical transportation.

I used Sunset Medical Transport for 2 years. The owner and…read morethe drivers did a very good job for me. They are people who came in the time and provided a very good service. They take care of me with good quality job and office from office has a very good experience. i had a service with this company for surgery. I highly recommend Sunset Medical Transport

They were 25 minutes late, for a scheduled surgery. Luckily I was still able to keep my…read moreappointment, but I would never use them again!

Office staff can't seem to get their accounting in order. Used company 1x to transport my dad to 1…read moredoctor appointment on 1/7/25 before he was admitted to hospice and died on 1/19/25. They charged my parents credit card for 2 transports on 1/23/25 and again on 2/3/25 for $187.00. Called 3 x to get this resolved and still not fixed. Disputing with credit card and will be ensuring this company is reported if not resolved asap.

From the owner: We provide wheelchair and stretcher transportation service in Florida. Our crews are experienced…read moreand qualified to handle any medical transportation situation. We are available 24/7 to ensure that you or your loved one receives the highest level of care possible. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation quote.

Always makes me nervous to ride in the back of a van in a wheelchair, if you're not strapped in…read morecorrectly good luck. Better off taking luxury Uber.

From the owner: Need reliable non-emergency medical transportation in Florida? We provide safe, on-time wheelchair…read moretransport, stretcher transportation, and private medical rides across Florida. Call now for trusted, affordable medical transportation services near you!

This was by far the best Cpr training I have ever had. I have been taking these classes for over…read more20 years. This was the first time I left a class and fully understood what I was doing. I also have the confidence to help in a emergency.

From the owner: American Heart Association CPR + First Aid, BLS, and ACLS classes. Always same day Certification…read morecards

My Dad has a lot of VA appointments out at the Annex and though it is pretty far from where each of…read moreus live, my Dad is comfortable going there. He can get several things all handled in that one building which is nice for him. His primary doctor is there along with his podiatrist and is also able to get his lab work done there. We always get friendly service and the doctors do not make you feel rushed when you are with them and we have a lot of questions.

Had to come in to get some blood work done. It was early morning and believe or not there was a…read moreline, I didn't get seen until 15 minutes after my appointment time, no big deal since I have waited so much longer in the past for various appointments. The phlebotomists was quick to draw my blood and I felt the needle go into my vein, sometimes I get the phlebotomists who can do it without feeling the needle, those experiences are far and few between though. I'll be back, there is no doubt!

An amazing group of people here. I was there for five days. The doctors actually showed up to talk…read moreabout my condition personally. This is something I have never experienced at public hospitals. The nurses stopped by to check up on me and answer, or get the answers, to all of my questions. If the nurses and attendants identified potential hazards, they took care of it immediately. I simply don't have the superlatives to describe how great my experience was. This despite the fact that I didn't think I needed to be there. But they were right. My story would have turned out much worse if not for the great people of James A Haley. Thank you all.

I'm always treated with respect in 90% of the departments. Sometimes some of the people in the…read morebusier clinics aren't the friendliest or the most helpful but I know they have a busy/stressful job and since I'm nice to them it's not as bad as it used to be. I've been going there over a decade and it's much better now, there used to be front desk workers chit chatting, filing nails and playing on their phones in one particular clinic; thankfully those lazy ones didn't last very long. Appointment wait times (as far as waiting rooms) is much improved at all VA's over the long haul of the three decades I've spent in the VA system since being discharged as a young person. So, if you have a bad stereotype or have heard rumors in the old days, give it another try. Probably the biggest issue with being a veteran outpatient in this area is the same issue as with all Florida VA's: it's a very veteran-friendly state with lots of tourists and snowbirds, so I'm competing with all of them, especially in the fall/winter when they are trying to get in their yearly and specialty visits. Summer is easier to get an appointment. I'll update with some more pics another day. I was at podiatry this week and was seen quickly/treated very well by the surgeon and his team.

Interesting hospital. I was there in August and again in November for surgeries. In August I had a…read morevery early arrival time and overall a very pleasant experience. Everything went smoothly from check in, pre op, surgery and post op. I spent the night and received excellent care from a very well staffed and professional nursing team. I provided a very positive review on their web site. My second visit was scheduled late morning at 10:30 arrival. I will never accept a late morning surgery appointment again. First every parking spot was full. A five level garage provided not one open space. Eventually I found a car leaving in front of the women's care entrance. This was at the other end of the hospital from where I was told to enter near the south garage. I had no idea how to get back to the surgery check in. I entered the women's entrance and told the security guard I needed to get back to the south garage entrance. He radioed a man in a golf cart to meet me at the entrance and take me back to the surgery area. I told him the hospital website said there was valet parking near the children's emergency area. He said that was no longer being offered. My surgery lasted longer than the doctor told us and by the time I arrived in recovery and then post op I was the only patient in post op area. The nurses were all leaving and saying good night to other nurses. My nurse was the only one there. The motion lighting in the other tented rooms were turning off. As I was getting dressed to leave the nurse told my wife to bring the car to a different door to pick me up for the drive home. As I had dropped her off at the surgery entrance at 10:30, seven and a half hours earlier, she had no idea where our car was except my description of it parked across from the women's entrance. The nurse was so pleasant and helpful she offered my wife a wheelchair and took her to the security desk to call for the golf cart courtesy driver. Unfortunately, both the nurse and my wife learned that service goes home at 4:00. It's now 6:30. So now the only nurse in post op pushed my wife in a wheelchair the entire length of the hospital to the women's section to get our car. I sat by myself in a chair with now one light on waiting for the nurse to return. There are 6 handicapped parking spaces outside the surgery entrance. And perhaps 10 non handicapped spaces. Arriving late morning you will not find a parking spot. There are no reserved for surgery parking spots. As patients are released the assigned nurses go home and the area pretty much shuts down for the night. Very poor arrangement. The staff readily acknowledges that parking is horrible but apparently that's where it ends. The Doctors have a reserved parking area. The patients including surgeries are left to fend for yourself self. My future hospital needs will be at Tampa General or St Joe South.

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, died after what multiple independent physicians and an…read moreautopsy have confirmed was reckless medical negligence and neglect in an HCA Florida Hospital where she was taken after being rear‑ended at a red light. Her internal bleeding went undiagnosed for about eight hours despite glaring signs. Once imaging was finally ordered and active internal bleeding was confirmed, surgery was delayed for roughly seven more hours. In the meantime, the doctor ordered mass blood transfusion in an improper way that worsened her condition instead of stabilizing her, while failing to move the central line that was improperly placed and that the radiologist recommended be repositioned. HCA Healthcare has faced no consequences, and there is no way for people researching physicians through the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the medical licensing board, to see what happened to my daughter. Because she was 25, unmarried, and had no children, Florida's 'Free Kill' law strategically blocked me from pursuing legal recourse to ensure the hospital and its physicians are held accountable so the harm does not continue. If you or your loved ones rely on HCA Healthcare in Florida, please take time to learn how this system really works and how families can protect themselves. Search for and follow Healthcare Accountability Initiative to learn how you can use your voice to push for safer, accountable healthcare. Cindy Jenkins Mother of 25 year old "Free Kill" Taylor Jenkins Founder, Healthcare Accountability Initiative @healthcareaccountability.org