My first problem is that they call Dawanna Ash, doctor. She is not a doctor. She is an APRN…read more Second, Ms Ash doesn't like to do anything except give you referrals for other doctors. I have been on the same meds for years and she won't do anything. Don't waste your time or money

I went to this facility because I had lost my health insurance and wanted to determine if I was…read morepregnant. They offered free pregnancy tests. I had also considered switching from Women's Care of Tampa once I got my insurance again because they were closer to my new home. When I arrived, the way the facility was set up reminded me of the DMV. Once I figured out which waiting room I was supposed to wait in, the wait was relatively short. The bathroom that I was sent to to provide a urine sample seemed to be under construction. It was full of sealed cups for urine samples, but I was given an unsealed Dixie cup to leave my sample in. Then I was called back to find out the results of my pregnancy test and was told I wasn't pregnant. The practitioner actually asked me why I thought I was pregnant and looked at me crazy for being there. Needless to say I felt embarrassed that I could've ever thought I was pregnant and that I'd wasted their time. Fast forward to 4 months later, I went to Women's Care and got an ultrasound because my co-workers kept congratulating me on my pregnancy. Come to find out, I was in fact 6 months pregnant and not failing at my exercise routine after all. I was very confused as to why Suncoast Community Health Center couldn't determine that I was 2 months pregnant 4 months ago. I was also extremely disappointed with the shame that they made me feel for having the audacity to believe that I could be pregnant, especially when I was. I have never reviewed a healthcare facility before, but I wanted to let women know if you need to determine if you are pregnant or need healthcare in general, you should look somewhere else.

We always get great care and advice they are kind and compassionate our favorite Doctor took a…read moreleave but our new health care provider is excellent Thanks

When moving to SSC I was thrilled to find a local Primary Care Dr. Dr Dhaliwal was a nice Dr. If…read moreyou ever were able to see her, but in the three years I think I saw her once. I was always seen by her nurse practitioner, Dr Maldlnado. At first I felt well taken care of, but it soon changed. She showed me total disregard for my issues I was experiencing, I always bad to initiate my next treatment. I questioned her as to why my Vitamin A was so high, she snarled ''cut your intake in half''.....my current Dr took me off off all my medications with Vitamins A in it. Never went over blood work, Never showed a care for your health, and the last straw was when she treated me with total disrespect for my UTI issues. Another challenge is dealing with the front end women, not very welcoming, and if you have a problem with billing forget it. There are tons of Doctors in this area that treat you with respect and take an active roll in your health. This office is not one of them.!!!!!!!!!!!!

Terrible office. I can't get them to send my prescriptions to the pharmacy. They are not helpful…read moreand I can't get them to return a phone call. I am looking for another Dr ASAP.

Everyone was pleasant and took time to explain things and when they did all they could for me they…read moresent me to StJoes Hospital for CT scans!

Came in on a Saturday morning with my daughter who had the flu and we were seen quickly and…read moreefficiently. The office in beautiful and clean, and all the staff was nice and helpful. It made the whole visit much easier.

This hospital shares footprints with Johns Hopkins Children Hospital. There must be over 1000…read morespecialists packed into one square mile of medical buildings and services. And these doctors seem to have a more relaxed attitude and bedside manner than other doctor's offices located elsewhere.

Cafeteria very well maintained. Affordable. Various options. Staff in hospital is friendly and…read morehelped me figure out where to go when I got lost. Brother came in and received assistance immediately in the ER and was later admitted. He's very satisfied with the service he is receiving too.

I cannot thank the entire ER team enough for the incredible care my husband received during his…read morevisit to St. Joseph's South Hospital on September 9th. We arrived at approximately 9 p.m., and from the moment we pulled up in front of the ER, we felt welcomed and cared for. Tiffany, a pharmacy technician, greeted us with a wheelchair. She was kind, compassionate, and efficient as she helped my husband out of the car. While I parked our car, she stayed with my husband and assisted him with the check-in process and escorted us to his room. The triage and nursing staff were prompt, attentive, and genuinely empathetic. His nurse, Steven, explained every step of the process, which helped calm my husband's nerves and made him feel safe and comfortable in his care. Steven listened carefully to my husband's concerns and took the time to listen to me as well. Although the emergency room was busy, the entire staff worked seamlessly together to ensure my husband was comfortable and well cared for. Everyone treated us with kindness and professionalism, and we truly appreciated the teamwork and compassion shown throughout the visit. Even the discharge process was smooth and straightforward, with clear instructions provided to both my husband and me. We were incredibly fortunate to have such dedicated personnel such as Tiffany and Steven caring for us at St. Joseph's South. Their compassion and professionalism made a stressful situation much easier. We are so glad St. Joseph's South Hospital opened in Riverview, and we are grateful to have this wonderful resource in our community.

This review ONLY pertains to the treatment I received by the triage nurse on duty 9/24/26 at…read moreapproximately 10:30 am. All further care I received was exceptional. I arrived in my pajamas as I was feeling horrible...suspected kidney infection and or stones. I was in a tremendous amount of pain. I couldn't even stand to complete the check-in...my husband had to finish that for me. I waited maybe 5 minutes to be called back to triage. The nurse asked if I could walk and I said I could as it wasn't too far from the waiting room. I did as she asked: stepped on the scale; explained why I was in the ER, etc. She proceeded to take my bp and it registered 160/102. I told her that it's probably correct given the amount of pain I was in. She proceeded to take it again and received a much lower reading. She then placed the thermometer under my tongue and i knew I was going to pass out. After she removed the thermometer from my mouth, I told her such and she coldly snapped, "No you're not! Your vitals are fine." I told her that I was and asked her if I could lay down for a second. She told me no because there weren't any beds available and I would have to return to the lobby. She asked if I could walk and I emphatically told her no that I was going to pass out. I remained in the chair with my head in my lap. She told me to sit back but I felt more comfortable seated hunched and forward. She asked if I needed a wheelchair and I told her yes but she seemed bothered to have to get it (I don't recall if she even helped me into it). As she was wheeling me back to the lobby I told her again that I was going to pass out and again she said, "You're fine.". We get back to the lobby and I tell my husband that I'm going to pass out but the nurse again snaps and says, "She's fine. She's not going to pass out." (per my husband bc I don't remember) because within seconds of her leaving I PASSED OUT in the lobby! I was respectful. I didn't curse. I didn't yell. I repeatedly communicated how I felt and I was dismissed. Per my husband: he stood up and yelled for help, the nurse who wheeled me out probably heard the commotion but per him, she didn't come out to assist. From that point forward, the care I received was top notch. I am a person who does not seek medical care unless I absolutely need it. My fear of doctors is that I won't be believed and this experience punctuates my concern. Please do better.

I went to meet with Dr. Dailey in neurosurgery for the first time and was very impressed with his…read moreknowledge base thoroughness and the time he took, he wasn't rushed or anything to listen to my questions and how to answer for each and everything I presented. I really appreciate that as the surgery I'm looking at is very serious and I'm sure everyone would like a physician Who listens to the patient's concerns. Shakira was also very kind at the front desk and very helpful and I appreciated that it's very nice to have someone who is able to make you smile in such a serious setting when you're already anxious and nervous. It was much appreciated.

Here to get my Dexa scan and the staff is awesome if you need any labs or scans you should use…read morethem .

I have been here twice now for an outpatient procedure. They are so thorough and caring!…read more The office staff and everyone working to help me are amazing! There isn't anywhere else I would want to go.

after appealing my discharge dr. Syed Amuir refused to address my pain. evidently, he was upset…read morethat I appealed. stay far away from this hospital!