I've not had a reason to visit Baptist Beaches for a personal reason. I've been there to visit a…read morefriend and to take a family member there for their own injuries. While visiting my friend 5-ish years ago things didn't sit quite right with me. She was in the hospital for nearly a month with an excruciatingly painful kidney infection that just wouldn't heal quickly nor easily. To me, that seemed odd... but I'm not a doctor. She didn't seem to be getting what she needed to heal properly. Upon being discharged she sought other doctors for prolonged care. About two years ago, my mom fell and dislocated her shoulder. I took her to the emergency room at Baptist Beaches. Knowing she was in pain, she wasn't actually seen for any type of care (just checked in and places in a room for several hours before even meeting the ER doctor. While waiting she wasn't given anything for her pain, either.... Not even some ice to place on the shoulder. Once the doctor came him he was VERY short with her and spoke rather rudely, almost as if to childishly mock her because she, too, was being short and raising her voice. However, she was the one in pain! He even threatened to 'walk out of the room and not come back' after she told him that she didn't want morphine. She related it to another family member's death and it was an unpleasant trigger for her. He behaved quite immaturely as I waited for him to stomp his feet as he left the room. I literally had to be a referee for the two of them. To this day, my mom STILL cannot lift her arm much higher than where her elbow is. However, that is in part because she didn't go to physical therapy after her injury. A couple of months ago, I again had to take my mother to the ER immediately following a visit with her general practitioner. It was discovered that she had a blood lot in her leg. To this day, we don't know how big it is, if it's dissipated, where she's bleeding from, or exactly how serious it was. We DO know that this visit was much more palatable for her 5 day stay. The nurses were more polite and orderly in their interactions with her. They seemed to be knowledgeable and very thorough with their responsibilities and communications. In both cases, I'm grateful to have had an emergency room so close to her home!

A Shocking Lack of Respect for a Cardiology Patient with Baptish Medical Center Beaches…read more I had an appointment scheduled with my cardiologist, Dr. Cox, at Baptist Beaches Cardiology Center in Jacksonville Beach for 8:15 a.m. on September 17, 2026. I arrived approximately 10 minutes early, only to be told that I was not on the schedule. I made this appointment last February, more than seven months ago. At some point, Dr. Cox's schedule changed, and my appointment was canceled. However, no one bothered to make certain I knew about the cancellation or arrange another timely appointment. I drove to the office expecting to receive an important cardiology checkup and review the results of my CT scan. Instead, I was casually informed that I had no appointment. Then came the truly unbelievable part. I was told that Dr. Cox's next available appointment would not be until sometime in April 2027. That would mean waiting approximately 14 months from the time I originally scheduled this appointment just to see my own cardiologist. When I expressed how unacceptable that was, the response was that they are very busy this time of year. Apparently, "this time of year" now lasts until next April. The only alternative they offered was an appointment with a physician assistant approximately seven weeks from now to review my CT scan. Therefore, after already waiting more than seven months for today's appointment, I must now wait another seven weeks to discuss the results with a PA because my actual cardiologist cannot see me until next spring. This is cardiology, not a routine haircut or restaurant reservation. Patients are dealing with heart conditions, medical tests, serious concerns, and genuine anxiety. Canceling a long-scheduled appointment without ensuring the patient is properly notified is irresponsible. Making that patient wait another seven weeks to review a CT scan, while offering no appointment with the cardiologist until April, demonstrates a stunning lack of respect and concern. Baptist Beaches Cardiology Center appears to have forgotten that patients are human beings, not numbers to be moved around on a schedule. If a physician's schedule changes, the responsibility belongs to the practice to contact affected patients promptly and provide reasonable alternatives. It should never be the patient's responsibility to arrive for an appointment and discover at the front desk that it disappeared. I find the way I was treated disrespectful, dismissive, and completely unacceptable. Being "busy" is not an excuse for poor communication, inadequate scheduling, or leaving a cardiology patient waiting months to review important test results. Baptist Health should be embarrassed by this level of patient service. Patients deserve communication, accountability, timely care, and basic respect. I received none of those things today.

Great staff! I called to make an appointment and the front desk was so accommodating and told me to…read morecome in now. The insurance and in-processing was quick and I was called back in less than 10 minutes. Dr. Caudill was very kind and wonderful. I highly recommend this clinic. They are a very caring staff, accommodating and the office was so clean.

First off, I don't normally even take the time to make a review. However, their care was so…read moreexceptional that I had to. My phone call was answered very fast, questions were answered and was met with kindness. I got into a room within 10 minutes and was out of the office in about 20. Very efficient, kind, informative and not money hungry. LOVE this place and will be my new go to!

Good drs friendly punctua.i appreciate the kindness. Close to my house. Will return your phone…read morecalls

Saw the doctor 3 times and finally got what was needed after desk staff kept saying they weren't…read moregetting husbands test results via fax from facility. I hand delivered them myself. Doctor was always a minimum of one hour late for appointment and never gave uplifting or hopeful outlooks. Said he would do shots as a next step but doesn't think they'll work at all. Did not help husbands outlook for his care. Finally didn't tell husband to stop baby aspirin prior to shots went there and staff was completely rude about it saying," haha, nope! Not today, you need to reschedule." So, between the lack of communication from staff and negative impact from the doctor we've decided to cut our losses and go elsewhere. Took it as a sign. Dr. Mounsaro did not seem confident and never on time.

i have been going to millennium since 1994 and I am happy with them everyone in the office are so…read morenice and take good care of me I woud not go anywhere else

I do NOT recommend this practice. This has been my primary care doctor for a couple years, and…read morewhile the doctor is friendly, this is the only redeeming quality of this practice. The office staff is extremely unprofessional. They are rude right off the bat and I was even hung up on once, when trying to get simple things accomplished. All of my experiences have been very disappointing from having issues even reaching someone, to having a simple prescription refilled, to taking weeks to have simple referrals sent. It is unfortunate that this healthcare provider is unprofessional, unorganized, and uncaring. I will be changing providers as inconvenient as that will be and will recommend against this practice to anyone who asks.

Everyone there treated me with the greatest of kindness and patience. I have dreadful…read moreclaustrophobia , and they could not have been more thoughtful. The lovely young lady at the front desk made sure I understood all the various forms, and helped me with them. While I wish no one had to have an MRI, if they must, Beaches Open MRI is the very best place, and most thoughtful folks to see

I had a test on 3/9, my doctor called on 3/10, I called, and my husband called for the results. My…read moredoctor put a rush on it due to I have to cancel a pending surgery. It's now been 3 days and no radiology report. The films are in my portal, but no report. Communication of a diagnosis is just as important as the diagnosis itself. Patients should know the results of any medical tests they've undergone in a timely manner. Testing facilities should communicate test results to the medical providers responsible for the patient's treatment. Their web page even states the results are timely.....will not use them again. Still, such failures can result in serious injury or complications, even if the test results do not indicate that anything is wrong. Test results are used to determine whether further treatment is necessary. I'm still waiting........

Superior care for my husband's heart condition. We really felt heard which is not always the case.read more

I recently had a "Watchman Procedure" done at Baptist Hospital by Dr Sid. (Siddharth). The entire…read moreexperience was amazing! Every person I dealt with was professional, engaging, helpful, interested, and above all caring. What a team! Information was easy to obtain and the Nurses and staff were obviously well trained and very professional. The staff was also very supportive of each other and very well trained from my point of view. It was teamwork at its best! Well trained, positive and pro active approach to everything they did! I am so glad I ended up with this group to have my Watchman procedure done. John D

Several years ago, I received the worst birthday present a woman could possibly receive.... A…read morebreast cancer diagnosis! I legitimately had no where to turn for advice as no other woman in my family had had a previous diagnosis. I've always strived to be the one to pave the path for others... but this isn't one I'd ever wanted to tackle. I was petrified upon hearing my diagnosis... invasive ductal carcinoma, among other foreign terminology... radiologist, core needle biopsy, mastectomy, estrogen & progesterone receptor, lumpectomy, tamoxifen.... Among countless others! Upon referral to The Hill Breast Center, several things became simpler to discern and choose the most viable option for myself. The staff that I've been assigned have been very gracious, supportive, helpful, understanding, knowledgeable, and informative medical professionals I've had the pleasure to encounter. From the lobby staff to the scrub techs, to the radiographers and all the way to the surgical team... everyone has been amazingly sincere with their every intention! I cannot say enough about the professionalism and dedication to excellence The Hill Breast Center employees have graced me with! I'm now 4 years cancer free and I owe it all to Baptist Medical Center in conjunction with The Hill Breast Center! May they continue to eradicate not only Breast Cancer but ALL cancer!!! #savinglivesonepatientatatime

Excellent care/experience this afternoon deserves all 5 of these shiny pretty in pink stars…read more The staff is always pleasant and helpful. They always answer all my questions in "Layman's Terms". Check in and preregistration process with Cynthia was quick and easy. She was very knowledgeable reviewing my insurance on file. 3D mammography in the Women's Imaging Dept done by Marcia. I appreciated her high level of care and attention to detail was outstanding! She was very thorough and you can tell she takes great pride in her career. She not only explained the entire process of what my visit was going to entail, but also showed empathy, knowledge and passion for the imaging industry. I am always impressed with her top notch service and compassion! I also appreciated that the radiologist reviewed my images while I was waiting and was given my results right away.... Win-Win!! ACR BI-RADS Category 1: Negative/No suspicious findings. The health care team always does a fabulous job following CDC guidelines. There are sanitation stations and the waiting area is immaculately clean. Do yourself a favor and go to Baptist Health Imaging for your annual mammography, ultrasound needs and spread the word to the ladies in your life that #mammograms save lives!