Superb attention. Office staff truly helps one feel welcomed, safe and important. Dr. Fiore is an…read moreexceptional doctor. Takes his time with his patients, not a paranoid doctor. Very objective and helps set realistic goals. Wish I could refer everyone to him whether they need and Endocrinologist or not.

I absolutely love this practice. The staff is super attentive and pleasant. Dr. Fiore, did not rush…read morethrough my visit. Made sure all my questions were answered. He came up with a plan of how we were going to move forward - since my prior endocrinologist had fallen ill and was no longer able to practice. Wish I would've found him sooner. He is definitely one of the best.

Best PCP, Internist and Endocrinologist. Very knowledgeable doctor and staff, very polite,…read moreprofessional and friendly. Office is immaculately clean, organized and welcoming. They all treated me like a queen. I am blessed to have gone there.

Went to Dr. Garces office last week with my grandfather. My grandfather wasn't feeling so well. I…read morecalled the office the same day and was able to get a quick appointment. The staff was very friendly and very organized. The doctors was very attentive to my grandfathers needs. He was very professional and kind. My grandfather also doesn't drive. The office Manager ( Mrs. Hernandez ) was able to coordinator transport for all his appointments. She was great!! Dr. Garces office is extremely clean and inviting. I highly recommend Dr. Garces as an extremely experienced primary and endocrinologist.

We cannot say enough good things about Doctor Krieger. She is highly professional yet exudes a…read morewarmth that shows how much she cares about her patients. She is very quick to respond to messages sent through her portal. We wish there were more doctors out there like her!

I am pleased to say, that i had one of the best experience at a Dr.'s office ever!! Dr. Diane…read moreKrieger's team was very professional and polite from my first point of contact. I called the office to make an appointment, I had the pleasure of speaking with Melissa. I had lots of questions and concerns. Melissa was very attentive and kindhearted and had a lot patience with me. Upon my arrival, I met Alley, who was also very professional and compassionate. Alley explained everything to me thoroughly and made me feel at ease. I then had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Krieger, she made me feel very comfortable. she answered all of my questions and concerns.

Dr Sofia Vasquez is very professional and very nice.She is a super doctor with a very good attituderead more

Dr. Sofia Vásquez was very nice and professional…read more I was able to schedule an appointment to see her for the first time within a week. After the 4th of July week. If you're a new patient, you have to call Monday at 9am to get an appointment for the following week and be able to take whatever they have available for you. Otherwise, you will have to wait a while before you get an appointment with her. Her staff was friendly. The only downside for me was that they weren't on top of my exam results as they said they would. But the minute a call to find out about it, they made sure I got them the next day by the doctor herself, without having to go back for it. Just a phone call

I'm grateful to have found Dr Mitchel Jacobson , After my…read moreother doctor retired it was a blessing to find him. He has help me with my thyroid Issues ,and now I'm on the right dosage. About Dr Jacobson Dr. Mitchell Jacobson attended Northwestern University and Northwestern University Medical School between 1957 and 1964.His internal medicine residency was at the Medical College of Wisconsin from 1965-1967. He then completed an endocrinology fellowship at the University of Michigan Hospital in 1967-68, followed by another year at The Medical College of Wisconsin in 1968-69. He is a past president and chairman of the board of the American Diabetes Association, Wisconsin affiliate. He is also a past president of the Milwaukee Academy of Medicine and past medical director of The Diabetes Treatment Center of America at Columbia Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is currently a clinical professor of medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin and the University of Wisconsin Medical School. He is also a clinical affiliate professor of biomedical science at The Charles E Schmidt College of Medicine, Florida Atlantic University, in Boca Raton, Florida. Dr.Jacobson is a member of the American College of Physicians, the American Diabetes Association, the Endocrine Society, and the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists. He has been listed repeatedly in the Best Doctors in America and has received the outstanding clinical faculty award from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Aurora Sinai Medical Center, on several occasions. He lectures widely on diabetes, lipid disorders, thyroid disease and hypogonadism, as well as other topics in endocrinology and metabolism.

I made an appointment here because Sharon Lamkin, PA came highly recommended by my coworker's…read moreboyfriend. I needed an endo because my new insurance are assholes and basically only cover 1 insulin. So I need a physician to battle with the insurance so I can get approved for a CGM, test strips, and my pump. I had a difficult time making my initial appointment, which should have been a red flag. I hate going to new Endos because they always make you come for an appointment every 3-4 months. Like, I have been a type 1 diabetic for 18 years so I think I know a thing or two. Plus I am forever spoiled by my original Endo in NYC. With that being said, I expect to be told I would be seen every 3-4 months during my initial appointment. Once I arrived for my appointment, I was given some paperwork to complete and was told to take a seat in the room adjacent to reception, which was the waiting room. I did not sit there too long and had a lovely conversation with a fellow patient. I was led to an exam room, where my vitals were taken but the BP machine was malfunctioning and the nurse took some time to complete that. I was then led to another exam room and told to take a seat. Sharon entered within 15 minutes and I knew immediately she was great! Sharon reviewed the usual bs with me and offered to assist me with fighting my insurance to obtain a CGM and other supplies. She also offered to give me syringes because she had an abundance but I did not wind up getting them. I had to get labs done so I was sent to the lab, which was in the office. That is always nice. I sat outside the lab and observed an argument between lab techs/phlebotomists and one was not wearing a mask or gloves. I took specific notice to that because we are in a medical environment and the lab should be of utmost importance to take these safety measures! I informed the phlebotomist that I have difficult veins to locate and most have to use a butterfly, to which he stated "that means they didn't know what they were doing". Um actually they did and it was less painful for me. I am always squeamish when getting blood drawn so I shakily wobbled out to the reception when done to complete the wonderful visit. I was told my copay was $20, to which I paid. They made appointments for lab work and follow up with Sharon for 3 months later. In the meantime, Sharon provided me with the contact information for Valerie, who assists patients with insurance issues and obtaining supplies. So of course I emailed Valerie the following week and was immediately met with slack and in my opinion, an attitude. Needless to say, I never heard back from Valerie after one or two emails and I did not receive approval from my insurance for supplies. I tried calling the office over and over, using every extension and no one answered. I later received a bill in the mail for $333 which was for "my copay" and lab work. I was never informed of my lab results. I attempted to call the office several times but alas, no answer. Diane emailed me to obtain funds, to which I told her I never received results so I am not exactly sure why I am paying, how questionable the $150+ extra copay on the bill was, and I would need to do a payment plan. Diane did not have answers for me and requested I call the office. I informed Diane I can never get anyone on the phone, to which she insisted I call her extension-guess what? I called 5 times I always got the voicemail. So I left a message for Diane. I received an email the following day from Diane offering me a payment plan. So basically, Sharon Lamkin was the only smooth part of this experience. This is an extra long review but cmon, it is bad enough we have to live with diabetes that dealing with extra unnecessary obstacles makes it even more defeating.

Dr Rogers did my thyroid surgery. He did an amazing job in all ways. He did a great job at…read moreexplaining the process, doing the actual surgery and hiding the scar. Great doctor.

Dr Rodgers is excellent. He is probably one of the best thyroid surgeons in the country. That good…read more My surgery with him went without a hitch and was a complete success. His work is incredible. No pain, no discomfort, barely a scar that most people can't even see. Never lost my voice. What a great experience.

Dr. Villafranca completely transformed my health. When I first met him, I was facing kidney…read morefailure, weighed 308 pounds, and had an A1C of 12. Thanks to his expertise and care, my kidneys are now stable, my weight is 233 pounds, and my A1C is 5.7. His professionalism, compassion, and dedication gave me a second lease on life, and his staff in Pembroke Pines and Davie have been equally remarkable. I will always be grateful.

It's a shame his staff is so poorly mannered because he is an intelligent and caring practitioner…read more His staff is the ONLY reason I'm changing providers. Also it's unethical to overbook future appointments to where the patient is unable to receive their medication due to the office not having any appointments for the next 3-4 months. Is it ok for diabetic person to go without their insulin because they can't get their endocrinologist to refill their prescription due to overbooking and not being able to speak with the Dr? NO. IT'S NOT SAFE OR APPROPRIATE to make a patient go without their daily medication due to overbooked appointments, despite myself and pharmacist calling this office. The same regard should be taken for all of those that suffer from autoimmune diseases. That is a liability and borderline negligence. Terribly unprofessional and unhelpful staff on top of that matter would make anyone look into reporting this situation to the appropriate governing bodies. ***Edit: I would like to amend my original review with the fact that this office called me within 3 hours of submitting the original post/review. It's unfortunate that a negative review is what ilicits results. I would like to stress that Dr. Villa Franca is an EXCELLENT physician. However he's so good you can't get an appointment unless you don't mind waiting 3-4 months off from when you initially call. Not sure about you all, but I don't like to "sit" on health problems and don't like feeling sick. So waiting that long for an appointment with him is not ok with me. I will commend 1 person in particular from their office that took this matter very seriously and performed very professional conflict resolution via telephone. Thus, why I changed my review from 1 star to 3. All I can say is be an educated consumer and medically advocate for yourself.

Amazing place my mom went and she was not disappointed! She appreciated all the workers like…read moreCarolina and the doctors as well! She trust this place very much and will be returning for her next appointment

The secretary is a MONSTER! They wont see me unless I give them 500 for my deductible when Coventry…read moreassure me and them I don't need to. That lady said she is been doing that for 28 years. What? They have been ripping people off for that long? She hang up on me, she said dr wont see me unless I pay what they requested. What is the point of having insurance then? GO SCAM SOMEONE ELSE. And I did think, well this is strange. Asking before to see if my insurance will pay for it. That's all they care. Money, they don't care about people. Don't let them SCAM YOU. Go someone else like I will. I hope I never ran in to none of you people ever again. http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Rodolfo_Perez/reviews#ixzz3UHHWETYZ

This is a very professional practice. The doctors are very compassionate towards their patients,…read moreespecially Dr. Hernandez-Rey. All his employees are really kind and considerate. I am currently 12 weeks pregnant. Thank you doc!

We went to see Dr. Hernandez about a year ago, and A YEAR after our last visit, I receive a bill…read morefrom his office saying that I have to pay them the copay for an exam and since I don't have any receipts, they told me I was still responsible. I have never seen a doctor's office that provides a service without collecting the copay, and all of a sudden this office is the first one not to collect copay before a service? Who keeps receipts after a year? I'm very disappointed that a doctor's office is coming after patients with charges that are almost impossible to argue after a year. If I had been contacted within weeks or months, I would understand, but a year! That is too much. Today, I had to pay them because they were going to send to collection for a copay! It's not about the money, but about the principals of running an ethical business. This was a Horrible experience.