Savanna Dehner is amazing, she takes the time to sit down with her patients and explains everything…read morethoroughly. Sher does all of this with a smile on her face and great presentation. I would 100% recommend this PA to anyone.

Office is nice. You have to pay for a specialist visit but never see the DR. You see physician…read moreassistants. Better to pay less and have a doctor see you.

Extremely disappointed with the office and how it is run. I had a skin problem in which a typical…read moreinternist would know the answer to but Dr. Kelsey did not. In stead, he referred me to a dermatologist. However, I never got the referral. I had to make my own appointment with another dermatologist. Found out I had Scabies, an extremely contagious condition that required immediate attention. I also had a stress test scheduled and was never notified by either e-mail or text message of the date and time and confirm the appointment. 20th century office. I had to fill out 5 pages of background with paper and pen on a clipboard. Who does that anymore? If you want to have the latest equipment and communication, find a doctor what uses EPIC (My Chart) and do everything electronically.

When my cardiologist Dr. George, retired, his practice was taken over by these guys. I got to see…read moreDr Jones once, but when I tried to get another appointment, it was a 3 month wait for something I need sooner. The women I got on the phone had no interest in helping me.Dont bother trying to see this practice. I really liked Dr. Jones, but that doesn't matter if I can't get an appointment

From the owner: St Augustine Cardiology Assoc PA\ At St. Augustine Cardiology we offer exceptional cardiology…read moreservices for everyone, young and old. We understand the need to find the right heart specialist for you and your condition and that these specialist should be knowledgeable, highly skilled and attentive to your every need.

This review concerns Dr. Krishna Sikaria of this 'Center': Having just left this office with my…read morehusband, perhaps we are still too stunned by the bedside manner of this doctor; but, hopefully, others may be spared. This doctor assumed my husband's care when he was admitted to ICU with an arrhythmia. I had difficulty getting this doctor to respond to my questions re: my husband's well-being, so that should have been Clue #1. After being home for a few weeks, we again saw Dr. Sikaria in his office. He was rushed, and came across to me as blunt and rather rude. My husband was still ill enough to not remember a lot of the visit, so I thought, 'Maybe the doctor was just having a rushed, bad day; although, certainly no excuse for his unprofessional behavior." Clue #2 Today, the third visit, my husband had questions re: his diagnosis and treatment. This doctor treats that with disdain, pure and simple. If not that, then he is smirking at you like you are either an idiot to ask that question, or just wasting his time. Counseling was ALL that was needed at this appt. No med refill, no EKG,....the doctor listened to his chest for about 5 sec. Then, proceeded to answer our questions with sarcasm or, as I said, disdain, for even bothering to ask. We were stunned. The doctor then got up and left the room. My husband said, "That's it?? We paid for this....for the lack of respect and no answers to questions?" Dr. Sikaria may very likely know the clinical aspects of medicine....I don't know. I DO know he is very rude and feels patients are taking up too much of his time. So, we will not be returning. As a nurse, it saddens me to see healthcare reduced to this. My husband is scared and legitimately concerned about his future health. For this doctor to speak to him like he did....unbelievable. The wait was long in the waiting room and the examining table was dirty. Just added to the overall bad experience here. SO glad there are other cardiac specialists in the area....

My uncle has been going to Dr. Sikaria for years and could not be more impressed. He was…read moremisdiagnosed by another cardiologist in the area; once he saw Dr. Sikaria, he was put on the right medications and has been doing much better. I think if you are looking for a doctor to hold your hand and cry with you, this is not the way to go. But if you are looking for a doctor with experience who knows what he's doing and can treat you right, definitely visit the Heart Center. We are extremely grateful; Dr. Sikaria saved my uncle's life.

I just have to say.....flagler hospital is so very fortunate to have Lexi and Anthony on the er…read morestaff!!! Both of these individuals are so very professional, efficient, caring, and very, very knowledgeable!!!! They are quite the asset to the ER program at UFHealth/Flagler Hospital!!!!

I watched a highly disturbing video regarding the treatment of a CANCER PATIENT. In the video the…read morepatient seems highly distressed regarding how their pain management is being handled. Cancer and pain are essentially synonymous with each other. The ACS stipulates clear guidelines indicating to practitioners that an opioid can be used for pain management and oftentimes an opioid alone, may not be sufficient to relieve the patient's excruciating and debilitating pain levels. While it is unclear what the exact treatment plan was, just by watching the clip. The nurse took time to go through one by one highlighting "policies", basically conveying how she is restricted by healthcare laws and policies. Which maybe true. She continues to communicate with the patient by using medical jargon. Specifically a clearly defined hospital-system terminology (MAR) which no normal patient... especially a patient who is going through chemo...would know. Trying to highlight the nature of the workflow in a hospital setting. It almost seems as if this nurse is making a clear statement of practicing within her scope. However, a deeper analysis actually supports the concept of a "nurse" who is trying to "wash her hands" of any accountability. The employee discussed the patient's previous rounds of meds and her conditions so freely and willfully, all while there was a non-licensed healthcare employee standing in the middle of her room. What in the FLORIDA is going on? So much for those policies. Discussing a patient's medical records to someone other than who the patient consented to, licensed practitioners, or lawful authorities... can constitute as a breach of Privacy and supports why the patient was facing a clear double standard with their treatment. This behavior perfectly aligns with the reality of healthcare disparities that do occur amongst marginalized groups in Florida. So while the "nurse" was comfortable discussing with the patient their MAR, only when the third party individuals aka SECURITY were present... the standard is absolutely the "minimum necessary". However, that's not what occurred. This clear breakdown of fundamental steps were completely avoidable. A cancer patient attached to a hospital bed is NOT a security threat. So all the dress up and acting to just seem as if this employee is an honest, caring, transparent, and holistic healthcare provider... was a nice try but fell short of the basics. Having two security guards present because a CANCER PATIENT has an objective complaint, is not patientcare. Creating a false illusion that the cancer patient who is literally DYING of pain while being attached to the hospital bed, is somehow a security threat is completely disgusting and antithetical to what healthcare represents. I would like a full investigation into the conduct of this "nurse", why she felt security was essential in order to talk to this patient regarding their pain management. Who hired this individual and how long has this individual been employed at this hospital. What are your hospital's zero tolerance policies, accreditations, and standard of process when you receive a complaint. How did the story end? Did the hospital create a quality assurance incident report? This situation is highly alarming and after watching the clip there are a lot more questions than answers.

The dr is very knowledgeable and takes the time to explain everything and does not rush you thru…read more The staff is very friendly and plenty to work with.

Not even worth 1 star. Waited over 2 months for my apt and was looking forward to finding out what…read moreailing me. I walked in at my scheduled time and was told I need to reschedule because the doc is not in the rest of the week. This after electronically checking in the day before. I was told they called me the day before and I offered up my phone records stating who ever documented that did not call me. So O asked for the next available apt and they wanted me to wait another 2 months. So i walked out. If I am going to start all over again waiting I can go somewhere else they aren't the only game in town. Also receptionist was rude. Rude staff + a long wait to get in and not accommodating since it's their fault for rescheduling makes me see what the future holds with this practice. Oh and they charge a $25.00 fee for missed appts which is understandable so where is my $25.00

Great doctor for internal medicine. Dr. Goar de Lamerans listens to you and is proactive with…read moreyour health. His staff works well with him. No agonizing long wait in the waiting room. You will love having him for your primary doc! I promise 'ya!

From the owner: Providing treatment of Diseases of the Elderly, High Blood Pressure, Disease Prevention, Kidney,…read moreLUng and Heart Disease and Diabetes.