Thee best doctor I have ever meet and I am not just saying it because she took all my minions in…read morewhen I moved here from Miami, she actually made me feel like I never left home Have to appreciate greatness when you see it thanks Dr. M for all you do.

I had heard a lot of positve things about the Nemours Children's hospital pediatric group. So when…read moreit came time to find a new peditrician for my son, I felt like this was a great place to bring him. I was unfortunately wrong. The office staff was very friendly and the office itself was spotless. The nurse was also very friendly and able to answer a few questions. I met with the Dr and everything went downhill from there. I answered a few of her questions about my son and when asked if I had any questions myself, I said I did. My first question was met with an incredibly condescending answer and honestly medical advice that no one within my circle of parent friends/family has ever heard before. The Dr made me feel judged choices I've made as a parent and be littled my exclusively pumping journey for my son. (If you know, you know and I will not be made to feel less than for pumping vs nursing.) Coming in with a 6 month old, there should have been a conversation of hey, what did your previous provider share with you instead of making point blank accusitory statements. The doctor works for me and not the other way around. I will not be made to feel less than. Never again.

This review is for Davenport Pediatrics near Heart of Florida Hospital. The doctors here are Maria…read moreKhan and her brother Dr. Sia. I think her husband, also Dr. Khan has the other Davenport Pediatrics which is at the other end of Davenport near 192. When I was 7 months pregnant I visited Dr. Khan and several other pediatricians to try and decide where to take my new baby. I chose Dr. Khan because when I was "interviewing" pediatricians she was one of the only offices I went to where the doctor actually sat down and talked with me rather than just have me meet with a nurse. I also chose this location because it is less than 5 minutes from our house so should something happen we can have the baby over there in a jiffy. Another thing I appreciate about this office is that there is both a sick and well waiting room. All the moms told me this is a priority because when you are bringing in your well baby for a check up you don't want to sit next to a kid with strep. Finally, they do not charge for after hours calls here where some pediatrican offices do. I'm relatively new at this mom thing and I'm a little nervous. I may have called twice late at night and Dr. Khan or Dr. Sia called me right back. My husband jokes that he is going to record Dr. Khan telling me that "It's normal!" and send it to me every time the baby does something new. LOL I haven't seen Dr. Sia so I can't say anything about him, but I really like Dr. Khan. The only reason I can't give the place 5 stars is because of the wait. For our well baby check ups we haven't had a terrible wait, maybe 20-30 minutes. However, one time my son had a rash and I called and they said to bring him right in. My husband took him and waited two hours for them to tell him it was eczema and to put some lotion on it. He was VERY frustrated. Yesterday, we went in for a flu shot. That's it. Just a flu shot. We waited 1 hour and 8 minutes for a flu shot. That's crazy. When we asked what took so long they told us that there was only 1 nurse instead of two today. (They could have said that when we checked in and we could have rescheduled). Then they said we had only waited 30 minutes. Nope, maybe y'all forgot to check us in, but we waited over an hour. The wait seems to be worse in the afternoon when kids are getting out of school, but it is very difficult to wait so long with an infant. Additionally, if the wait is an hour it sort of lessens the convenience of having them right down the road. I really like Dr. Khan and the office staff is generally quite friendly, so here's hoping the wait times were just flukes.

Came here for my kids scheduled vaccine shot with kahn. Afterwards she recommended getting a couple…read moremore done while present and when I expressed discomfort with giving my kid multiple shots in one day she exited the room and left the door open just enough for me to overhear her calling me an idiot to her coworker. Not all certified people make good doctors.

We've been with this practice for a while now. This is a nice, newer office that is in a quiet,…read morenicely maintained facility. The doctors, nurses & staff are all attentive to patient needs, & our experiences here have all been positive throughout. We have had a couple doctors that have left the practice, so that has been a slight challenge when it comes to getting to know practitioners, but everyone that we have seen (doctors and nurses) has been great. We will continue to come to this location and these physicians.

We were very impressed with this location & these physicians. We were able to get in for a same-day…read moreappointment, & were seen very shortly after our appointment time. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful, and the nurses were very attentive and thorough. Dr. Bernadette was kind and patient, she took her time with us and made sure all our questions were answered. She was extremely thorough explaining our situation and our options, and we left knowing we had received exceptional care. The office followed up with us a couple days after we were seen, which was appreciated. We were grateful for such caring professionals dealing with our daughter, and would highly recommend this location.

I came to this location thinking it was an urgent care office. My child is very sensitive when sick…read moreand the entire staff was extremely accommodating and tended to her every need to make her feel comfortable. Dr. Sal spent a lot of time with us. He explained everything in detail so we could understand her ear ache and what to look for, why things happen, etc. as well as make my child laugh which any parent can appreciate. I will be switch to this location now that I know they are also a primary care location.

Chiara, Victoria, Dr. Perdomo, Sam, (and the rest of the staff I forgot to mention) all left an…read moreunforgettable impression. Thanks to them I was able to feel at ease when getting blood drawn, which hadn't been too favorable considering past experiences with other hospitals and urgent cares. I also needed to get a shot on my butt which was a first but I felt less scared due to the professionalism from the staff who attended me. 100% would recommend this to any and all who need medical assistance.

This little place is hidden in Jam. They accept most insurances and once you walk into the lobby,…read moreit's very nice. They have a area for kids to play as well as a nice lobby to sit and relax while you wait. You do have to do paperwork if you're a first time visitor, but the paperwork isn't too bad. The front desk is very helpful and the staff is very helpful. They are pretty quick and efficient to tackle whatever issue you have and they also have a pharmacy with basic medicines for sale or you can get a prescription sent to your pharmacy to pick up your prescription prescriptions with insurance.

Note: While the posted hours are 8am - 8 pm, I learned since my previous visit that it's actually…read more8am until they're busy enough that the patients who have checked in will take until 8pm. If you're not there by 5pm, there's no guarantee you'll get in. It's frustrating but understandable; I just wish they'd put up a sign in that situation. That said, if you do manage to get in, quality of care is good. The doctors/nurses/PAs are attentive and friendly. I returned a few times for various reasons and had good experiences.

This location is now run by MDNow. I had to bring in my 17 month old son for a pretty gnarly cough…read more The wait itself wasn't awful and I was able to complete all my check in paperwork online. It was very clear that this location does not see many younger patients. From trying to get his weight to trying to examine him. The NP kept asking me if he was complaining of a sore throat or body aches. I had to keep telling him he was 17 months and can't verbalize those things. The care was fine but would only come back in an absolute pinch.

My toddler loves visiting the doctor! The staff is always welcoming and gentle with my girl since…read moreher very first newborn visit and I always feel listened to and reassured when listing concerns about my child's health. I lived close to this office but even after moving I would rather drive the 30 minutes than change practices. Their office is always clean and neat, we love the movies playing in the waiting area and the rooms as well! We've been seeing this practice going on 3 years and I've never had a negative experience, thank you GTP!

I'm honestly very disappointed and upset with how we were treated during my daughter's appointment…read more. We arrived on time, but the check-in process was a nightmare. They make you use a laptop to update information, and the system was extremely slow . I was doing everything they asked, but by the time I finished, it said we were late -- and we were less than 5 minutes behind the appointment time . I spoke to the receptionist and explained everything, but instead of understanding, she just said, "You're late, nothing I can do." No help, no solution, no flexibility at all. They basically blamed us for the delay caused by their own slow and outdated system . That's just unfair. What really made me uncomfortable is that I couldn't help but feel there was some discrimination involved . We were treated with a cold attitude, and I honestly feel like it was because we are a different ethnicity. Why were others getting more patience and support, but not us??? Why no understanding??? This place is unorganized, disrespectful, and clearly doesn't value all of its patients equally. We won't be coming back.

Dr. Li is extraordinary, and we were thrilled with the care she provided. She listened to the…read morepatient history and asked detailed questions to elicit additional information and clarify events, as well as other aspects of the history that predated the immediate illness, and listened to genetic patient history information as well. She was willing to hear and incorporate in her diagnosis process the fact that lung infections are common with our child, and common on the father's side of the family, with a predisposition (over-susceptibility) to having upper respiratory tract infections become lower respiratory tract infections. Dr. Li did a very thorough examination of our child and expressed what she was finding in real time as she did so. She was trying to diagnose the issue in the lungs causing abnormally low O2 sats (about 4-5 points below normal, which is a lot for our child) and as she listened with a stethoscope she expressed a theory that there was a mucus plug - this is information I was happy to have, and asked about percussion to loosen any mucus. Dr. Li listened as I noted a further point of patient history was that our child had frequent chest colds when he was much younger and I had often used gentle percussion to loosen phlegm in his lungs years ago. The entire interaction was EXCELLENT and helpful to me. I like to ENCOURAGE the practice of doctors providing MORE information as opposed to assuming that a patient won't understand detailed or specific medical information. I oppose the Idea of providers trying to over-simplify, and STRONGLY OPPOSE failing to fully disclose everything the provider is finding, or the diagnostic theory forming the basis of provider's diagnosis, treatment, and expressed prognosis. Dr. Sarah Li is AMAZINGLY GOOD at making sure a patient (in this case his caregiver parents) are FULLY INFORMED - a bedrock requirement of meeting the goal of INFORMED CONSENT. We can argue as an academic matter over whether someone with no formal medical training could ever be fully "informed" but, if we did so, I would argue that the information still needs to be conveyed to the patient in as complete a manner as possible, simplifying only as necessary or requested (less Latin, surely) with the understanding that patients are also obligated to have some basic understanding of how their bodies work and how modern medicine is practiced. I believe too much information is not a problem. In the same vein, I appreciated the DIRECTNESS of Dr. Li when we discussed our prior treatment for Nigel's occasional colds with very low dose guaifenesin as an expectorant for unproductive coughs, and ultra low-dose dextromethorphan on rare occasions when he required a suppressant to sleep. Dr. Li was very clear as to why she preferred we did not use these, and then she explained why each of them was less effective than we perhaps presumed, even going into the history of DXM and why it probably worked better for my generation (Boomer) as a child - interesting bit of chemistry here which she succinctly and clearly explained how alcohol in cough syrup (back in the day) helped deliver the DXM once ingested. WOW! A doctor treating a parent as an ADULT who actually might understand simple concepts from high school chemistry instead of treating me as if I were the 5-year-old on the treatment table. THANK YOU, DR. LI !!!! At the end of the physical examination Dr. Li thoroughly discussed her theory on what this illness was, and her basis for that diagnosis, including what she and other pediatricians had been seeing this flu season. That process was interactive. She pronounced bronchopneumonia (just calling it "pneumonia" because she's not presumptuous, just brilliant) which scared us, as it should, but she was a calming influence. Throughout the time, Dr. Li was very interactive with our son and called him by name and treated him as an important person. During the exam she told him everything she was going to do before she did it and made him very comfortable. She was smiling and reassuring with him, and with us. At the end she gave him what every 5-year-old wants: two stickers. He very much liked Dr. Li and I think he even enjoyed his visit. Dr. Li is a top professional in every way, and conducts her exams in a way that made us feel as if our child was the most important person being treated that day. Her differential was logical and well explained. She was helpful in other matters such as how to best treat unproductive coughs during seasonal/occasional colds. OFF THE CHARTS SUPERB. I don't usually spend this much time writing about something but I wanted to cover a lot of the visit and how fantastic Dr. Li treated my child, and us as caregiving parents. Dr. Li gets a lot done very quickly but she EXPLAINS EVERYTHING, which is important to us. WE LOVE DR. SARAH LI and we want to say THANK YOU for such fantastic providing of care for our child. :-) :-) :-)

Love Dr. Roque and the staff here. Dr. Roque takes the time to explain issues and has patience with…read moreyour concerns. I would definitely recommend this office if you're looking for a new pediatrician.