I have always had exceptional service from everyone in the office, including the secretaries and…read morethe nurse practitioner. The nurse practitioner takes her time gives me as much time as I need and always asks if I have any further questions or need anything explained. I would recommend this facility to anyone.

When you have an issue that needs to be addressed right away, they will not work you in. They tell…read moreyou they will put you on a list and if they have someone cancel they will call you. Unacceptable!!!

We have been here for seven years and couldn't be happier. Dr. Beebe was our primary doctor until…read morehe retired, but all of the doctors in this office are amazing!

Dr Beebe has been my son's pediatrician since birth (almost 14 years ago)! He and the entire group…read moreof doctors and staff in this practice are first class. From newborns to adolescents they show the same level of care. Dr Beebe is my son's doctor but we have also seen Dr Wyatt and the NP on occasion for emergencies (a cut forehead requiring stitches and a thumb that was shut in a door are among the more exciting trips we've made here). Dr Beebe takes the time to listen and has helped me tremendously with my son in matters requiring a doctor's expert knowledge (my son likes to know "why" he has to do certain things). He's also worked with me and my son to address my son's ADHD. When my son was losing weight due to the meds, he referred me to a psychiatrist who could help us better manage the meds. It's all about teamwork and having Dr Beebe as a part of my son's team has been a Godsend. We highly recommend Dr Beebe and the entire team here. Oh, and each room has a different theme which makes the visits fun!

They were awful! Told me a 1-2 hour wait, had me pay, and then I was stuck there waiting for 4-5…read morehours to be seen. Horrible experience! Don't go here, avoid it if you can!

I have been going to this location for several years and have never had an issue with long waits.read more

Fast appointments, wait times manageable. I only give 4 because sometimes the service is equally…read moreas fast as the wait and some of my medical questions go unanswered, and the PAs sees the patients. I've only seen the MD once out of many visits. I work in the medical field and it is kind of bad when the MD doesn't at least make a quick "so this is our plan...have a good day" appearance.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics…read more- Physicians & Surgeons

We came for a routine heart check but ended up seeing the doctor, so it took much longer than…read morenormal. The reception staff is professional and they checked us in quickly. The waiting area is large with lots of seating. There is only one bathroom and it was surprisingly dirty. The total time there was almost 3 hours.

This institution is the worse... the billing system is a scam. I paid for a calcium score test with…read morea credit card and they continue sending bills because this procedure is not covered by your insurance. You see the doctor, you paid the deductible, the insurance pays their part and they charge you again. Apparently, the agreements amounts with the insurance is not enough. Looking for a better option.

outstanding physician. He listens to his patients. he provides treatment options and involves the…read morepatient in the decision-making. He will even go once to beyond to provide an alternative treatment. If the first treatment is not effective for the patient. Very thorough. Very caring. Very perceptive. You don't get medicine here you get medicine designed for the individual patient.

While traveling, I became ill with a severe respiratory infection, and was recommended to Dr Calvin…read moreMartin and Doctors, Urgent Care. I was taken in right away, and was treated with a level of professional care by Dr Martin that I have rarely seen. In no time at all, I was on my way with medicines, great advice and an accommodation in accepting a card payment over the phone since my card was at home. Couldn't recommend them more strongly.

After the nightmare that is Meridian Behavioral Health, I was willing to pay out of pocket for…read morebetter and more consistent care. Sarkis is on the more expensive side, does not accept insurance, but you get what you pay for. I saw Dr. Solomon until I moved out of state. She was very friendly, compassionate, listened to my needs and sought to meet them. She did seem to be in favor of ECT treatment and brought it up occasionally with me, but ultimately left the decision to me (which I declined). Before Sarkis, I was miserable, bouncing around between medications that either had no benefit or had horrible side effects or were completely unaffordable (I'm looking at you, Latuda, at $1300 for a month's supply). After months of frustration I came to Sarkis looking for better care and found it. My overall experience was great. Front office staff was friendly, professional, and very good with follow up communication. Dr. Solomon was compassionate and followed up with me even when I had moved away from Florida. They got me stabilized and more than just functional, but back to my old self prior to onset of bipolar disorder. I would hands down recommend Sarkis to anyone that can afford it.

2023-03-08 I have…read morethree severe chronic sleep problems - sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, And narcolepsy. When we moved to Florida in 2014 I received a recommendation to see Dr Berry at the Shands Sleep Center at the University of Florida. Dr Berry fitted me with a CPAP machine, which worked well, but only treated the apnea. Dr Berry felt I needed a psychiatrist who specialized in pharmacological treatments for complex sleep issues. He recommended a Dr Johnson at Sarkis family psychiatry. Dr Johnson did an excellent job developing a mix of meds that really helped. They were pramipexol, clonazepam, and amphetamine. He also gave specific instructions on how do ween down or gradually raise dosages when he changed dosage. I never experienced any negative side effects. He did warn that clonazepam and amphetamine could be addictive. But assured me, that as long as I adhered to my dosages there was very little chance of that happening. He also started me on a program of pre-sleep activities that also enhanced my sleep patterns. I followed his regime religiously and was very pleased with his care and the results I was experiencing. I saw Dr Johnson every two-three months for 2 and a half years, until he took a teaching position at the University of Florida. Sarkis then assigned me to a psysciatric nurse practitioner - Kathy Noffsinger. She was kind and caring and continued the regime set by Dr Johnson. However, about 8 months ago, she suggested a change of meds. I told her that everything was good and did not see a need to change. She implied the new drug could even be better and safer. So, I said okay. After a short time, I because experiencing renewed episodes from my chronic conditions. She never gave me a "weening" plan. And when an industry-wide shortage occurred in one of the meds, she did another substitution, and again without a weening period. When I insisted on going back to Dr Johnson's plan. She would only say her hands were tied because the CDC came out with new "recommendations" for using clonazepam and amphetamine together. My dosage had been 10 mg amphetamine once in the am, once at lunch and once in the afternoon. My dosage for the clonazepam was 10 mg just before bed. During all the years I was under Sarkis' care I never asked for an increase in dosage, I never went doctor or pharmacy shopping, and certainly did not look for illegal sources. I researched the CDC "recommendation" and found that doctors, under their discretion, could still prescribe both drugs at the same time. Especially if the patient was having his syndromes controlled and there was no indication of abuse. I am a 78 year old man. And have shown no signs of abuse. I think Sarkis Family psychiatry is afraid of being scrutinized for "off-label" prescriptions (which is legal). but would mean more paperwork for them. My opinion is that they rigidly adhere to the CDC recommendation to under-prescribe. Thus requiring more patient visits to their office. A line item in the Hypocratic Oath is "DO NO HARM". I question how committed is Dr Sarkis is to that oath. Finally, since they don't take insurance, there is no watchdog over the efficacy and frequence of their treatments. AVOID SARKIS AT ALL COSTS. Remove draft