I ended up in the ER here a few months ago, a place most people would like to avoid. And because…read moretypically Hospital experiences are not good, I'll keep that in mind in my review. I was in the ER for several hours, which at the time, given the fact that I needed to get diagnosed asap, seemed like a really long time. in retrospect after having been to 3 other hospitals since and waiting 10+ hours, that made Morton plant seem much nicer. I was put into a room within about an hour or 2. I was put into tests on an almost immediate basis, bloodwork, ultrasound, and CT. I was admitted within a reasonable amount of time. I'd say that MOST of the staff were a pleasure to be around and work with. there were a few that I preferred to no be around and I was always able to discuss those types of things with my doctors nd charge nurse. the kinder specialist that I saw moved very fast and did everything he could very quickly to figure out what the problem was and start treating it. As opposed to ruling things out one at a time. I believe this shortened my Stay and sped up my recovery A LOT. I had a couple of minor surgical procedures while I was there and I found most of the team that were involved with this were very comforting and had a great bedside manner. they were also very cognizant during treatment that I am not a Florida resident and there were questions surrounding my insurance and whether it would be accepted et. this didn't seem to affect the willingness of them to treat me but treatment plan was constantly thought with in terms of not overfilling me for things I didn't need.

I was bringing a friend here for an endoscopy and there are so many entrances to this hospital and…read morethe doctor's pavilions that The whole place is very confusing. The various buildings have been added as the years go by wherever they could find room. Now I'm a retired Chauffeur who once memorized the entire city of Chicago. I know O'Hare Airport like the back of my hand, including the mythical, hard to find, caged dog pickup area. BUT I couldn't find the particular entrance we needed! Signage is confusing or nonexistent, parking lot lanes are one way only, and the whole place is snarled by cars and lost pedestrians trying to find their way. Fortunately, they have security/maintenance guys riding all over the place in golf carts. I think their job is to direct all the lost patients wandering around the various parking lots! We asked one for directions, and he cheerfully told us to follow him to the correct entrance. From the main parking lot I counted: 1 right turn, 2 left turns, 2 right turns, then slalom around an S curve, go up a ramp, and you arrive at the West Entrance! Would have NEVER found it on our own. 4 Stars for the cheerful guys in the golf carts!

Horrible professionalism from the nurses to the drs I would run fast to a different provider!! Had…read more5 weeks of hell with the office doctors and the nurse Stephanie I'm not sure how she holds a RN degree please do not use this office!!

My wife spent a week here, getting twice daily radiation treatments for breast cancer. The staff…read morewere very professional and very helpful during a difficult time. My hat is off to the doctor and staff for really going above and beyond for her. She even brought them scrumptious cookies from Prohibition Cafe, that they all loved!

My most recent visit for MPH was to have my second hip replaced by the best of the best Dr. Andrew…read moreCooper. My first visit was in September with Dr. Cooper and extremely successful from security through admitting through transport to pre op to PACU to post op just as this surgery most recently in November. When entering the hospital, you can feel the sense that all staff are fully knowledgeable of the COVID guidelines and abide by them. This makes the patient feel comfortable with the cleanliness surrounded by them. All staff that I have interacted with during my surgeries have been professional, attentive, skilled. Since I have already posted about the first surgery I will comment on my most recent surgery. The staff beginning with the greeters to admitting all wonderful. Fe and Lisa got me on my way in preop to the anesthesiologist who was comforting due to his laid back personality. The PACU gang were also awesome Ginny C, GG, Marcella. Thank you so much for putting up with me. Erin and Jason getting me on my way to walking. Jessica was welcoming. I must give a huge thank you to Patricia and Carolos on the night shift. They were so helpful and understanding as the anesthesia worked double time of me. I have no words to express my appreciation of getting me through the night. I don't think I was this nicest patient in the middle of the night. Jessica C discharged me in a professional manner due to me probably not being the nicest patient when she did report from the nights shift. Kudos to all and MPH is fortunate to have each and everyone of you.

At daycare, they don't care. They put a woman with a severe TBI on the street twice. No…read moreneurological consult. No call to her family, her insurance company or the police. They discharged her to die, as bad as Advent health, or gracepoint. At baycare, they don't care. No stars.

This is the second time coming here…read more I also brought my teen for a check up before. The staff is very friendly and professional. We are self pay and they have good prices. I recommend their efficient service!

I have visited Bayside a few times in the past couple years. I am always impressed with the…read moreprofessional staff. They have assisted me with blood pressure, with sinus infections and overall wellness. I highly recommend this Urgent Care Facility. Thank you to the entire Staff from the front desk to the medical assistants to the Nurse practitioners and physicians!

Grandmother is here and cannot wait to leave to get a decent meal. Why can't these patients get the…read moresame food that is served next door at the hospital? Often they mess up her meal and she is left with no meal options that she can eat.

The PT and OT personnel were wonderful. My huge concern is I had trauma from a car accident June…read more14, but here it's October 5th and my legs are still hurting discolored and warm to the touch. After seeing my PCP there is a concern of cellulitis with a change of antibiotic due to concern of the cellulitis coming from possible MRSA. Hopefully my follow up tomorrow we can further investigate this. I was in MPR for almost a month and saw a PA twice and the doctor 0! On multiple occasions I brought up the problem with my leg pain, bruising, swelling and warm to the touch to the wound care nurse and other nurses just to be met with arguments! Finally they sent me back to the ER at MPH where they found a deep hematoma that they aspirated fluid from. After multiple concerns brought to medical staff I am so frustrated that I am still struggling with these complications!! No one should have to go thru this. If this infection is indeed MRSA my question is, did I contract it at MPH or at the MP rehab!!!

Easy to make appointment which was honored right on time. Lab tech was excellent in drawing the…read moreblood samples. Highly recommend.

This location is between Morton Plant Hospital and the water on Jeffords St. just west of Druid Rd…read more S. I didn't have an appointment but just signed in. It was around lunchtime and from start to finish the blood draw experience lasted maybe 30 minutes. Not bad.

This is where my primary care physician is and is a Baycare facility…read more Well, organized, very friendly staff and I just love my doctor.

The communication at this facility is ABSOLUTELY horrible! This week I called due to an insect bite…read moreI was told "come as you as can" got dressed headed over 25 minute ride. When I arrived I was told my appointment was @ 9:45 and I was 20 minutes late. They could not see me. Last time I was there checked in waited 2.5 hours checked at desk they told me they didn't know I was there & could not fit me in! Additionally, you don't see the same Dr. so each time, so you start over each time! I am changing Dr!!! FIND somewhere else to go!

A sign on the door asked for a phone call prior to entering, but an efficient and friendly woman…read morebehind a table, beyond the door, waved us in. We answered all CoVid questions correctly, and our temperatures were normal (handheld to forehead thermometer). She wore gloves and a mask. She highlighted our names for our 1:30 appointment for the 2nd Hepatitis A shot. Our first was in September at the Tarpon Springs location, which is closed indefinitely. This one is open, large, clean, and all CDC guidelines are being followed for a safe, well visit. Chairs are 6 feet apart, and only one was empty. So Husband and I shared that one until another waiting room opened up with 5 empty chairs. It was a very nice area, like the lobby: clean, with a TV, and chairs spaced out for social distancing. There was no free Wi-fi, but we had good cellular service with Verizon. Our appointment was at 1:30. At 2:15, Marilena brought us into her office. She gave us our immunization records. Then she gave us our shots. She was skillful, friendly, and fast. Going in, it did not hurt. Afterwards it hurt! Then we were done. I would gladly give 5 stars if we had not waited 45 minutes to be seen.

I took my son here this morning for shots to be able to start kindergarten. We were in & out within…read morean hour! The front receptionist was very nice & Leanna who administered his shots was also so kind & gentle. My son didn't even cry! I definitely will be back, if need be!

Clearwater Free Clinic saved my life in several ways. I came to them nine months ago with a list of…read morepotentially fatal problems. After being unable to afford health insurance for almost 20 years, I was instructed to contact the clinic. They immediately examined me and ran all necessary tests that might be pertinent. Through a combination of mental health and physical health monitoring, I am a different person today on his way to a longer, healthier and happier life that was not even imaginable a year ago. The genuinely caring manner in which everyone at the clinic approaches the patients adds another level of healing to the process that they might not even realize. The clinic is headed by a particularly professional, sapient and informative individual that has shown me an unprecedented level of sincere concern that I have not experienced for decades. I owe her and everyone there more than they know. This is my first and maybe only yelp review. I felt it was important to give these beautiful people the praise they deserve. This isn't exactly a review of my chili cheese fries at Applebee's !!

This institution has saved countless lives, improved the lives of those already affected by their…read morechronic diseases, and works tirelessly to provide their patients with the best possible care. They work in conjunction with local community partnerships to provide resources and care for patients that would otherwise not have access to healthcare due to lack of insurance. Staff is composed of nurses, medical assistants, and nurse practitioners as well as volunteer physicians from a multitude of various specialties including: cardiology, neurology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, rheumatology, orthopedics, gynecology, urology, allergy and immunology, ophthalmology, ENT, pediatrics, behavioral health counseling, psychiatry, physical therapy, and chiropractic medicine. Referrals to hematology, nephrology, and dermatology are available through community partnerships with BayCare medical group. They have their own pharmacy and provide medications to patients at no cost but do ask for donations, any specialty medications (insulins, respiratory inhalers, or other extremely expensive medications) can be obtained through patient assistance programs. They truly are an all-encompassing practice, their knowledge and compassion is evident in the care they provide. I recommend this clinic implicitly.