Switched to this new OBGYN office as it was closer to the house and I was tired of struggling to…read moreget into mine. Dr. Alvarez was wonderful, so kind and took the time to talk through things with me. She explained some things too and noticed things no other doctor had. I felt like she actually cared about me and seemed very knowledgeable. After the appointment I sent her a few portal messages and she responded promptly, which was great. Definitely found a great new doctor!

I went to Dr Barker because she is supposedly a menopause specialist. Yet she didn't really seem to…read moreknow anymore about menopause than any other doctor would. She also insisted on a blood test for my hormone levels. But those kinds of blood tests aren't reliable because hormones vary wildly day to day.

Dr. Sadek was great office staff not so much. No follow up at all. Still waiting for about a week…read morenow for them to call me back in regards to an appointment even though I have called several times.

Dr. Patel at CRM is amazing!! I was referred to her after TWO heartbreaking miscarriages. She is…read moretruly the best doctor I've ever seen. I had gone to 3 previous doctors and practically begged them to test me for PCOS and they all brushed me off. The very first time I met with Dr. Patel, she very aggressively tested me to pin point exactly what the issue was. I am so thankful for her thoroughness. After a couple months of testing, we met with her again. She made a plan for me that included several different oral medications. She was also very aware of my lack of fertility coverage through insurance. She worked hard to keep treatment as cost effective as possible. She hit the nail on the head! We got pregnant from on our very first attempt. My story doesn't end there, because I had two previous losses I was extremely anxious. She monitored me very closely with blood work and ultrasound. I was recently just released from her care with something I've never had before-a pregnancy with a strong heartbeat. I also cannot say enough about her bedside manner. Not only is she a gifted physician, but one of the sweetest people I have come in contact with. I never felt rushed with her and she always answered my hundreds of questions. She was very calming and was always to put my mind at ease. Dr. Patel's nurses were also extremely helpful and sweet. I called them constantly with questions, and they always called back in a timely manner. My only wish is that I could continue my prenatal care with Dr. Patel and CRM. Coming to CRM was an absolute blessing for us!

My office experience as a first time patient of this particular practice, was excellent. I walked…read moreinto a very pristine - welcoming practice where the ladies at the desk were kind and helpful. Since I did the new patient paperwork on their portal website, I was told I was all set. Everything went seamless from the beginning to the end. I also want to add that I followed my practitioner APRN, Natalie Bowles from one practice to this one. Her care is excellent and she's very thorough. By the way, while I was waiting to be seen, I noticed the Medical Director of the practice, Dr Marcantel, overseeing everything to make sure things were running as they should. That made me smile and I'm glad I am part of this practice now as a patient.

o not recommend this office. I have been a patient at this location for over 2 years. I recently…read morehad a medical issue that escalated into many tests and a procedure. It was a nerve wrecking experience for my family and I for several months. I am disappointed on how I was treated during this time by this office. I continually needed to follow up for orders, for information and unless I scheduled a in person or telehealth appointment, I couldn't expect to get any questions or concerns addressed. Even after scheduling the appointment, the doctor was late and left feeling unsupported. So basically if I wasn't billable I wasn't important. I finally got my final results in which I had to message the office, twice, about discussing and they wanted me to wait 21 days until my next scheduled appointment to discuss. I found this ridiculous. When I complained, without much empathy or compassion I was just offered to schedule a sooner appointment. While they couldn't call me to discuss my test results and answer my questions or respond to my messages in the portal without me following up, they were able to call me to ask me to send my medical scans to their office because now they off 3D mammogram scans in office. Again, your only important if you're billable to them. This isn't a doctor's office I want. Patients and their families deserve more care and consideration than what I was given. I will be looking for another doctor and strongly recommend you do the same.

My annual mammogram visit are done here as recommended by my Dr. Is quick and painless. Very…read moreattentive staff. Very mild wait never to long. Have a safe room to leave your items secure.

I've been coming to A Place for Women for about a year. I started coming here shortly after I…read morefound out I was pregnant because my previous OB was no longer affiliated with Celebration Hospital (where I intended to deliver) and her office staff was just dreadful. A friend of mine recommended Dr. Valverde and Dr. Langonstroer and I am so glad that she did because I love them both. First, my experience with the office staff has been very positive overall. They always answered the phone and rarely kept me waiting. They always remember my name and ask about my baby. The nurses are fantastic. Poor Judy had to calm my OCD pregnant self down so many times. God Bless her. She always called me back and never made me feel bad for calling. Stacy and the other nurses are also great. They take good care of you and always ask you are feeling. Now, they ask how the baby is doing and to see pictures. They always were quick with processing Rx refill requests. The nurse who takes blood is good too. She knows what she is doing unlike some of those stab happy people at Quest. Dr. Valverde and Dr. Langonstroer were awesome throughout my pregnancy. They are both so chill and made me feel very comfortable. I was a very nervous pregnant lady. When I had issues after hours/on the weekend which happened 2x during my pregnancy and once immediately after they called me back and calmed me down within 20 minutes. I really felt like my baby and I were in good hands with them. I always felt better after talking to them or going to see them. The third doctor, Dr. Vasquez was pregnant at the same time as me so I only saw her once at the beginning of my pregnancy and once in the hospital so I can't say much about her. I really like that there are only 3 doctors though so you know it will be one of the 3 delivering your baby. I also like that they are all women. I will continue to use this practice for my general gyn care, and would definitely use them if I have another baby. I highly recommend them.

We had an incredible experience from In Joy Birth, and I can't recommend them highly enough. From…read morethe very beginning, both Chelsea and Heather were warm, knowledgeable, and deeply committed to making sure we felt confident and supported throughout the entire birth process. Chelsea ended up being our Doula when I went into labor and she went above and beyond, showing up at the hospital and being exactly what we needed in the moment. Her calm, reassuring presence made all the difference. We felt well-prepared going into the birth thanks to the time she spent with us beforehand, answering every question and walking us through what to expect. When labor began, we felt ready--and during the birth, her support and knowledge were invaluable. What we really appreciated was the ability to reach out with questions both before and after the birth too. Having that level of access and guidance was incredibly comforting during such a life-changing time. If you're considering hiring a doula, this was the best decision we made and I can't recommend them enough! We will definitely be using that again.

I was assigned to Candy as my doula and I had a very bad experience with her especially after…read moregiving birth. I was hospitalized for a night and without my consent, Candy came into my house and took my newborn baby into my bedroom and had the door closed without my permission that whole night. My mother in law was there and she didn't even allow her to carry her own grandson. She dismissed her and treated her like a servant, told her to make her coffee. Thank God my brother came and took over. Candy try to take control of my household and was instrusive. She slept in my bedroom invading my privacy. God forbid she did something to my son. I am very upset to wake up from an operation to this news. I want my full refund back. I will report all of this to DCF. This is unprofessional, unethical and illegal.I'm

Based on my first experiences with this one, I have to say that I am very happy. I was able to get…read moremy initial appointment with only a weeks notice and thankfully it was an in person visit. We spent a good hour on the first appointment covering everything that needed to be covered and setting up to get, all my records from the other doctors I see. The location is not as convenient for me as others I have gone to, but it's still a reasonable drive and definitely worth making. Everybody I spoke to and met was friendly and make me feel comfortable. My next appointment was set for only a month down the road with blood work in between. We hope that they will have at least some of my records by the time I come back in. We are already talking about working to get me a couple of specialists that I am looking to see. I should probably write more once I have had multiple visits and have a good idea that the quality of care will continue.

An unfortunate accident happened that left my grandson with a deep gash on his head. For…read moreconvenience I suggested that his parents take him to Night Lite Pediatrics instead of Arnold Palmer Hospital. They took my advice and I planned to meet them there for moral support. When I arrived I found grandson bandaged up with numbing cream and waiting to get a couple of staples to close his wound. He was happily playing and didn't seem distraught. My daughter told me that check in was a breeze and that although none of the employees identified themselves everyone treated them wonderfully. They were very happy that they decided to bring their son here. After about ten minutes of my being there 3 employees walked in without name tags. No one gave any indication about who they were or what their role was. No one appeared to be a doctor and no one took charge in explaining what was going to happen next. The young girl in the group stood back while a women cleaned the wound and a young man put two staples in my grandson's head. The staple gun malfunctioned so another one was found and the treatment was completed. My grandson was scared and teetering on escalating to distraught. Through the ordeal the women kept calling my grandson by an endearment instead of his name. After about the third time I told her that she was unknowingly confusing my 2 year old grandson by calling him by my dogs name. She covered her mouth like a school girl and giggled. I wasn't upset but I do think that young patients should be respected enough to be called gently by their names. The group did not consider that they are complete strangers and because of this interacting with a young child in a scary situation warrants respect and professionalism. Simply put......You should know your audience. It's great to be cool and relaxed with the parents but remember who your patient is and make an attempt to learn their names.

My children were taken to PM Pediatrics and evaluated by a provider who, based on the documentation…read moreand follow-up, handed out two wildly inaccurate diagnoses, unnecessary medications, and showed a dangerous lack of clinical judgment. My daughter was diagnosed with walking pneumonia despite no imaging, no labs, and no clear clinical justification. She was prescribed an antibiotic, a steroid, and a nebulizer--without confirmation of any actual illness. The chart notes from PM list symptoms that do not align with pneumonia. The next day, she was taken to the ER at Southlake, where she received a full evaluation--including imaging. Their diagnosis? No pneumonia. She had a common cold. My son was seen the same day for a simple dry cough. He had previously tested positive for rhinovirus (a common cold), which was confirmed via lab. PM Pediatrics diagnosed him with a sinus infection and prescribed Augmentin--despite no nasal symptoms, no sinus pressure, no diagnostic tests, and a chart note that again, shows no symptoms consistent with sinusitis. He was later taken to Clermont Urgent Care, where they evaluated him and concluded it was just a cold. No antibiotics. No issue. I have video of both kids running and playing full-speed just two evenings later. They were misdiagnosed, overtreated, and their actual condition--completely benign--was verified by two separate, credible facilities. When I called PM to speak to the provider about what had happened, I was intercepted by a gatekeeper--I believe his name was Nolan--who was unprofessional, dismissive, and combative. He claimed to be a paramedic, yet completely disregarded the importance of parental input and medical follow-up. He made no effort to escalate my concerns, only to delay and block them. The provider eventually returned my call, but hours had passed. At that point, I took my children's care into the hands of real MDs--ones who care about root cause, proper diagnostics, and clinical integrity. PM Pediatrics is not a clinic built on safety. It is a speed-based operation that hands out prescriptions without proper assessment, treats concerned parents as problems, and prioritizes efficiency over accuracy. If you value your child's health, get a second opinion and ask for proof--because you won't get it here

I have been taking my daughter to Lake Pediatrics since she was born and have never had a bad…read moreexperience. The receptionist always has a smile on her face and knows exactly what papers and information is needed so it speeds up the check-in process. My daughter's annuals are super easy because they get right to the point and focus on my daughter. They are always happy to answer and concerns I have but it is so nice to run through the appointments smoothly. I have been to other offices where the NP just had a generally slow pace about them and it drove me crazy! It is evident that staff cares for each other and I have seen this extended towards my daughter several times even in the MA's interactions with her. I highly recommend Lake Pediatrics for anyone looking for compassionate and supportive care for your child because I trust them with mine.

I found Lake Pediatric and when I called for and apt. the receptionist seemed very nice and I felt…read morecomfortable and excited to be taking my children to this new Dr. But I was sadly mistaken, once I arrived to Lake Pediatric the service was horrendous. While signing in there was no greetings, my children were new patience and I didn't receive any paper work until I returned to the window to inform the rude receptionist that we were new patience. She has no social graces. Once taken back the M.A. was wonderful and I thought, maybe the receptionist was having a bad day. But once the Nurse Practitioner came into the room and started judging me for being a single parent and telling me how I should and should not raise my children, I quickly realized this was not a good office for my children or myself. After all the rude remarks from the N.P. I opted to give my children the Hep A vac. and the nurse who injected my children wouldn't even converse with them in any way, shape or form, She didn't answer any of my questions and then barked at me to hold my children down or she will have a nurse do it for me. Needless to say, it was the most outrageous Dr. visit my children or I have ever experienced. Upon leaving I wanted to discuss my disappointments and concerns, but there wasn't anyone to be found to talk to. I called and left messages for the office manager, but there was and still is no response. Except for a call back from a nurse who wanted to argue with me and who didn't want to hear any of my concerns. Her theory was the "it's a business" and nothing was done incorrectly. Save yourself some time and just avoid them altogether.