I went to this office for several months. I had bi-lateral carpal tunnel release surgeries done and…read moresought treatment for pain management of arthritis in both thumbs and pain in shoulder (which turned out to be a rotator cuff tear, bone spur, and other issues). On the positive side, the office is easy to access, parking is fairly easy, and the office is clean, modern, well maintained, etc. Wait time to see the doctor is minimal and I was usually in and out if the office in record time. X-rays are done in office and there is a imaging facility across the street (NSI Merritt Island) which makes getting a MRI or CT scan very convenient. Initially I was very happy with treatment, but quickly became dismayed. I felt rushed by doctor and nurses and did not always get my questions answered or concerns addressed. Guess they were trying to keep up their on time schedule, which they were very proud of, as I heard them boast about on occasion. Unfortunately, this was at the expense of the patient getting quality care. I did not get an overall feeling that the nurses and techs were there to listen and take care of my concerns and needs. One example is I needed cotton guards to wear under thumb splints that I was given by the doctor. I was told to ask for more when the original ones they gave me wore out. Months later I asked for more. The techs seemed putout to have to find them for me and after several minutes could only locate one (I needed at least two, one for each thumb). Other concerns, I called and asked for a refill on pain medication on a Friday. No one retuned my call. When I went in for a scheduled appointment on Tuesday I was told that the doctor did not provide additional pain medication and that most people that had my surgery did not need additional medication. That's fine, but a phone call to let me know rather than telling me on Tuesday after my Friday phone call would have been appreciated. The literature I was given said to communicate with the doctor about my pain, and I tried. Instead I felt embarrassed and uncomfortable. I think the doctors and nurses are very knowledgeable and proficient in their care, but unfortunately they did not take the time to convey this to me the patient.

I had an issue with both knees. I arrived at My appointment and was told I would be treated for…read moreonly ONE KNEE. I explained that both were bothering me. The medical assistant told me to "Pick one or not be treated!" That it's not their fault,it's the insurance company. I called the insurance company and they told me that I can be treated for both knees during the same visit. I NEVER RETURNED! VERY ,VERY RUDE!! I delt with another local place and they treated both knees. I understand it's a cat and mouse game with the doctors office and the insurance company,But don't screw around with the patient! UNACCEPTABLE!!!

Dr Teurlings has been treating the arthritis in my knees for many years. Very knowledgable and is…read morean expert in sports injuries. I highly recommend him as an orthopedist.

Felt like I was being rushed out both visits. Whenever I agreed to do a procedure out of pocket he…read morewouldn't recommend it. Seems like he's looking just for the insurance money which isn't the first time I've heard about this happening to someone with him.

I These people! The whole group is Wonderful! They were…read morethere 100% for me Before, During & after my left knee replacement. I'm waiting for the right time to do my right knee.But I'll be back With Doctor Callenberger and his staff.

Avoid this doctor at all costs. In taking the Hippocratic Oath, Callenberger must have overlooked…read morethe word "no" and thought it was "Do harm." My family's experience with him was a nightmare. I had an elderly relative who fell and broke her pelvis. The fractures were mild, not even visible on hospital x-rays; they appeared only in CT scans. Still, Callenberger insisted that my relative had to go to a "rehab center" for two to four weeks. He was adamant, even though--by his own admission--he recalled a rehab center that "reeked or urine," as he blithely put it. Callenberger sticks to one and only one paradigm, and he paints patients into a corner. Disaster can ensue, and it did for us. Since he was the doctor, I followed his directive. I selected a well-rated rehab center, although I found it to be understaffed and blighted by incompetence. Eight days into her stay there, my relative suffered a stroke. Two months later, she died. This catastrophe was avoidable. Had Callenberger presented different options instead of just one--the rehab center--we would have welcomed our relative back home, where recovery would have been congenial and safe. Callenberger should be placed in a rehab center himself so that he gets a dose of his own medicine, literally. The experience might prompt a badly needed revision of his primitive thinking. This sham of a doctor is constrained by a curtained mind and failure to listen. My relative had no desire to stay in a rehab center, but Callenberger insisted. What did he hope to achieve by sending a patient in her 90s to such a place? Of what utility was that? Where is Callenberger's sense of reality and sensitivity to patients? He has none. A competent doctor would take a better-informed, more thoughtful look at individual patients instead of a formulaic approach to the whole lot of them. Intellectually clumsy and thus dangerous, Callenberger needs a realistic appraisal of each unique patient and a more flexible cast of mind. He has neither. Speaking of cast, I would not even trust Callenberger to make a cast or splint. Open his little black bag and you'll probably find snake oil and leeches. This guy should not be practicing medicine. He should be sweeping floors in a morgue or mowing lawns at a cemetery. That way, he would be closer to his victims. Don't trust this guy; don't listen to him. Exercise your own judgment. The life of your loved one will depend on it.

I received excellent care from the first appointment, to the end of my shoulder surgery and follow…read moreup care! Dr. Dominguez is a wonderful doctor. He treated me with respect and made me feel very safe. I had the utmost confidence in his abilities and his experience! I can highly recommend Dr. Dominguez for any sports medicial problems or surgery! Thank you so much for helping me! Now, I can go pitch for the New York Yankees!

Great Dr and very attentive. Went over and above for my Grandson and his recovery!…read moreHighly recommend.

Complete Care has been so wonderful! Thank you to all the Doctors and staff for helping me recover…read morefrom my accident. The Physical Therapy and Neurology exercises has been superb! I highly recommend for anyone seeking therapy to come here! -Aldrin Wood-

My Husband and I walked into this location to meet with Kindall, Nurse Practitoner. First being…read moregreeted by Leonor at the front desk was such a pleasant experience to watch her greet each patient by their first name. She was so very helpful to us. Greeting everyone with a smile. such a delight. Tori brought us into a room to with both my Husband and I. TorI not just so knowledgeable but such a kind person, so helpful and so caring. her smile lights up the room. We then met Kindall and she helped us so much with her opinion for both my Husband and I. Very knowledgeable and professional and caring. Amy and Ricky

I had to go to this Cancer Institute today for my infusion for ulcerative colitis, and the…read moreexperience was incredibly disappointing. From the moment I arrived, the male receptionist was rude and unwelcoming. I was then taken to the back where it was very crowded, and I was told I would be moved to a yellow room. As soon as I sat down, I overheard nurses openly complaining--talking negatively about other rooms "pushing patients off on them" and saying they weren't even busy. What made it worse is that they continued speaking in a way that made it clear they were talking about me, as if I wasn't sitting right there. I can't imagine how devastating this kind of treatment would feel to someone who is there battling cancer. No patient should ever be made to feel like an inconvenience while receiving medical care. This experience was shameful, unprofessional, and completely lacking compassion.

Excellent service had to get some test done. I had an appointment and they were right on time…read more Office was clean and bright also had a tv to watch. It was quite busy but on point when it came to customer service.

I have been treated by PT Professions in Viera FL since April 2017. During this time I have been…read more treated for multiple issues including a torn rotator cuff, low back problems and post shoulder surgery. PT Professional provides outstanding care with one-on-one attention. Prior to going to PT Professionals I had been going to a different physical therapy group on Merritt Island. PT Professionals is so superior to this other group. I have been treated by several of the therapist and all have been very professional and skilled. Normally Chardae is my therapist. She is very caring and knowledgeable therapist and I always feel much better after a session. She is extremely knowledgeable of the various physical therapy techniques. I most recently have been treated after surgery on my shoulder. PT treatment started the day after the surgery. She has me perform various exercises to strengthen the shoulder. She manipulates the shoulder to allow for more range of motion. My favorite acitivity is when she massages the shoulder. It feels so amazing. She knows just what to do to make the shoulder feel better. She is a very skilled and professional therapist. While having treatment I have watched while therapist provide other patients therapy. They customize the treatment around the patients problems and abilities. Over time I have seen these other patients continually improve. If you live in the Merritt Island, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne or Viera area and need physical therapy I highly recommend you go to PT Professionals in Viera.

The team at PT Pros helped me finish recovering from a lumbar fusion. Justin in the Palm Bay office…read morewas my primary therapist, though I did have sessions with each of the other trainers. Over about 6 weeks we were able to take me from being so sore that I spent most of my time on a heating pad to having almost zero pain and a LOT more flexibility. What was different about PT Pros is that we kept mixing up the workouts. Other PTs I have been to can so repetitive that I drop out. Bottom line, I went in broken and came out a lot better, with the tools to keep improving. PT Pros rocks!