Not my normal hospital but when I'm on travel I'm always in and out. Customer pretty good. Patients…read moreand staff pretty good at helping you find where you're going. Parking is crazy as is at any VA.

The Doc has kept me alive for over 25 years. He not only treats the symptoms but digs in and…read moredetermines causes and anticipates. We will be moving a couple of hours away but he will continue to be my Doc.

Dr.James DeStephens refuses to wear masks. That means if a patient passes on COVID19 to the good…read moredoctor, he could very easily pass it on to you and you to family, friends and those around you that you care about. If you don't believe in masks, and many Trumpsters don't, then this might be the guy for you. If you care about those in your family and want to be considerate of those around you then this good doctor is probably not for you.

This is the the **WORST** most godawful, dispicable practice on the FACE OF THE EARTH!!…read more (1) You get sick and need to be seen - they tell you "Our schedule is full, go to an emergency room or urgent care center" (2) Appointment are always 3-4 weeks out (3) Messages to your doctor takes days to get a call returned (that's when they don't loose the message or ignore it completely), then the doctor will never speak to you on the phone. You have to communicate through staff members, sending messages back and forth. What you end up with is a what should be a 2 minute conversation dragging out for 5 days! (4) If you need pre-authorization for an Rx: They expect the patient to contact the insurance company, get all the forms and information for them, then wait 3-4 weeks for an appointment to get it filled out! I am so outta here -- These people are lazy and do everything they can to avoid working or helping you. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place!

After relocating to Gainesville a few years ago I decided it was time to establish care with a…read morefamily physician. I scheduled an appointment with this practice because it was close to my home and I figured since they were affiliated with UF it would be good. To start off, it took about three weeks for an open appointment. They told me to arrive about 15 minutes early to fill out paperwork on the day of my appointment. My appointment time was the first one of the morning, but following instructions, I arrived early. I went to open the door and it was locked. No one was there. I waited for 15 minutes and someone finally came to open the door. What was the point of telling me to come early if they keep the door locked until the minute they officially open?! So I fill out my paperwork and wait and wait..and wait a little more. Shocking since I was the first appointment of the day. I'm finally in an exam room, the nurse takes my vitals and then I wait for the doctor. I had a couple things I wanted to discuss since I had not visited a family physician for a while. The doctor comes in and we start talking about my questions/concerns. She stops me and says "One thing at a time, we can't cover everything today". I absolutely did NOT have a lengthy list or anything major to discuss! Talking a few minutes longer she is almost positive that I'm pregnant and wants me to do a urine test. I knew there was absolutely no way I was pregnant, but I said whatever and peed in a cup. Guess what, I wasn't pregnant. After 15 minutes of accomplishing nothing, she orders a bunch of labs, which I was sent to Quest to have done a few days later. Here is where things get crazy. I received a voicemail from the nurse rattling off the results of my labs in technical terms. At the end of the voicemail she says I am being referred to UF Hematology/Oncology and they will be calling me to schedule an appointment! I am not a medical professional, so I had no idea what the results she rattled off meant and I was terrified to hear that I was being referred to an oncologist (doctor specializing in cancer). That is not something you leave on a voicemail message. I quickly call the office and ask to speak to the doctor. They would not let me speak to the doctor, but had the nurse call me back. She went a little more in depth about the results, but I still didn't really understand what the heck was going on. Hematology/Oncology called and the first appointment was a month out, which I was freaking out about. I needed answers. I called UF physicians to schedule a follow up visit so I could ask her to re test everything in the meantime just to make sure there wasn't a mistake. Her response was no and that hematology would run their own tests at my upcoming visit. I thought this was absurd, just order another round of labs to confirm the results. For one month I was extremely stressed out and terrified that I had something seriously wrong. When I finally went to my appointment with the specialist, it turned out to be a lab error. All of my stress and anxiety could have been prevented if the doctor would have re tested like I had requested. Avoid this practice like the plague.

20 years zero medical care... all they do is lie. Im a disabled veteran and I get nothing after an…read morehonorable discharge and being struck by a mortar 18 months in Iraq I get zero help nothing.

We have had so many cancelled appointments because the provider is out of the office after the…read moreappointment has been made 3 months out or more. (i.e. audiology hearing test but the appointment for the hearing aids is three months out to only have to be rescheduled) Then to reschedule with another provider it is past the previous appointment. Seems like either you are short Doctors or you have a very poor process of scheduling. This has happened with Audiology and with Primary Care in the past 2 weeks.

dr. Yuck was fantastic. he is an experienced very…read moreexperienced Doctor Who has all the tools, including laboratory and skilled nurses and a scanner to diagnose problems. I was there someone who we thought might be suffering from appendicitis. He kept us in the room for two or three hours while he verified all the test that indeed it was that rather than some of the other problems that can manifest with the same symptoms he prescribed treatment with antibiotics and she is doing very well. I don't just recommend the facility. I recommend this as a very unusual old-school. Very careful very up-to-date on the literature healer that can be a person for anyone in need.

Biggest waste of time ever. Street parking/parallel parking is the only parking available at the…read moremain entrance -with the sign. ADA parking in back of building. Ramp to the sidewalk leads to steps in both directions. I'm in a wheelchair . Office Staff said yea, no one ever knows how to get in and they don't know why they don't have signs. My daughter used the stairs and found out I needed to go in the street and enter through a side entrance where they have a single wheelchair lift inside. Then we find out although their Website says they accept my insurance, they don't. The receptionist says everyone tells them that they accept this insurance but they do not. Said no one can ever show her where it says that they do, like somehow we all imagine it. Within 30 seconds showed her and yes, says it right there. Not like it would change anything but now maybe they can change it. Still, my insurance no longer accepts my previous doctor and my new doctor can't see me for 3 months. I have multiple sclerosis and need medication and new handicap placard. $220 for a visit plus any tests they need, but I have no choice, I have to see someone. I paid the fee. While waiting to be called back, they let me know they can't fill out a form for placard. Initially it was because they didn't have a form. Then it was because although they have the placard required MD ( as opposed to DO, NP, etc) they are not authorized to fill out the form. By then I gave up. It shouldn't be this hard. When we were leaving, the receptionist pointed at the lift I should use so I didn't have to go in the street around the bank to use the outdoor ramp. Never used one like this before . The ramp was steep and I was nervous about tipping back but my daughter helped me use it. Not any offer of any assistance. This place was empty. A walk in clinic with no one in or out the 30 minutes we were there. I think I know why lol. The receptionist was polite. Just unhelpful. As she was aware of all of these issues, one would think someone would do something to resolve them.

This is a great clinic. I have been seeing Dr. Gallogly for more than 20 years. He is an excellent…read moreDoctor and has diagnosed all my health issues since I was in my 50s. I'm now 76. I recommend the After Hours Clinic to all my family and friends. The best place in Gainesville to go for Health issues. And they have great hours, they are open late if you are working or need to make a late appointment. Again, they have great, friendly staff and 2 great Doctors and a nurse practitioner.

This place is the best! I have never seen another doctors office with such flexible hours/…read morescheduling. I love the staff here! They are always awesome and pleasant and attentive... As long as you have your shit together and follow the rules- they are cool as hell! They will beat ur freaking ass tho if you start slipping lol

After three phone calls and an in-person visit to the office with a Power of Attorney (POA), the…read moreprovider and office staff still refused to communicate with me, even though I am actively caregiving for both of my parents--one of whom is their patient. I've requested support multiple times, including a case worker, social worker, and a referral to UF SmartDriver, as my father has been becoming angrier and more aggressive. His behavior has directly impacted my mother's care, as he prematurely signed her out of urgent care against medical advice, which nearly cost her life due to his cognitive decline. This lack of support and communication is unacceptable, especially given the gravity of the situation.

Wonderful, clean, efficient office. Dr. Alexander is extremely helpful and willing to investigate…read moreproblems you are experiencing. I have heard many stories of poor experiences from other physicians in the area from friends of mine, so I recommend Dr. Kaye to all of them, and I always hear positive things back!!

I went to Balanced Body Pilates for Watsu therapy at week 38 in my pregnancy. Watsu, a kind of…read moremassage that involves being gently moved and floated in warm water, is an amazing way to let go and relax. For a pregnant woman, I can't imagine a better way to release back tension or a better way to connect with baby. Keo Opton, the practitioner, put me totally at ease with her explanation of the process and obvious passion for the healing work. The experience lasts one hour and costs a bit more than traditional massage but it's totally worth it.

Purchases 5 classes via a living social deal. Loved the instructor. However, the deal was only…read morevalid a few months, and they canceled an entire month of pilates classes while the deal was in effect. They wouldn't extend the offer or give any sort of refund. So, although the few classes I took there were great, the customer service is terrible and the class schedule isn't definitive or reliable.