I just had my first office visit and am happy to say I made the right choice in Dr. Litchinger…read more His staff was efficient and friendly. I appreciate the explanation of his hospital policy. He is able to treat many of the things his patients go to the ER for in office and is willing to do it it before a hospital visit Efficiently. He does recommend the ER for major life threatening health emergencies I felt very comfortable with Dr. Litchinger and am glad to have found a great doctor

He doesn't take the insurance,I had to change too, I was going to him for ears no worries ,he is…read morefantastic and I miss going to him , he always knew what to do.Since I had to change my life has been a nightmare, pain drs I didn't know. tons of injections later my back pain went from 4, 5, to way over 10. he would never have let this happen . do not have a second thought, Great Dr, caring, has time to hear you. Great office personnel..

It's shocking to me that you charge $318 just to walk in the door but the Wildwood Urgent care…read morecharges $135. I paid almost $500 for you to tell me I have allergies (duhh) with a sinus infection. I called other Urgent care in area and they were all between $135-$175. Shame on you guys, I'm a single mom with no insurance

I was very sick when I went to this care center…read more The staff at the front desk was very friendly and took all my information immediately When I was brought into a room, the nurses took the routine testing, such as: blood pressure, temperature, and more. They were very friendly, professional, and engaged in small talk to build rapport. They helped with getting my mind off of feeling so awful. The doctor was fantastic. She was extremely professional, knowledgeable, caring, empathetic, and made me feel very comfortable. She got right to work, checking me out and went far beyond the expectations for an emergency care center. She was very cheerful, and her personality just made me feel better as blood was taken and other tests were being done. It's very hard to explain this particular doctor's mannerism. As she works diligently to find out what is wrong with the patient (ME) She just makes a patient like myself feel safe and comfortable. It is a quality I have never seen with a doctor. I do not know.

My elderly mother saw Dr Oakley for the first time yesterday. Her previous physician of 40+ years…read moreretired last fall and as you might guess, this transition was one she dreaded. Her anxiety quickly dissolved....everyone in the office was lovely and Dr Oakley treated her with care, respect, concern and thoroughness. We were both very pleased and appreciated the effort to get to know her as a person and attend to her health and priorities/wishes. Highly recommend.

I have been seeing Dr. Oakley for the past 6 years. I highly recommend her and her staff. She cares…read moreabout her patients. She takes the time to listen and address any issues you may have. She is knowledgeable and thorough and takes time so you do not feel pressured and rushed. When you are sick and need to be seen, they will get you in to see her which is very important to me as a patient. She is genuine and will guide you through any issues you may have.

Dr.Saroj and Dr. Velasquez are both thorough, kind and patient. They are truly top notch…read morespecialists. Dr. Velasquez and Shayla, her assistant, make their patients feel like family! Great atmosphere and friendly staff!

Went to see Dr Sijoi endocrinologist..this Dr is very caring,patient and knowledgeable..Great Drread more

John Santos was my primary doctor when I first went to him he was kind understanding spent a lot of…read moretime with you got to know you and he was wonderful for at least a year and a half he listened he took care of you he was awesome I came home from the hospital and I went to see him this last time and I asked for my medication that I've been taking for 20 plus years for my pstd or PTSD whatever it's called and he gave me a script Publix couldn't fill it because it was done wrong so I set my friend over who had permission with HIPAA and she went in to get a new script he yelled in the hallway that this medication is going to kill her which is not true cuz I've been taking it a long time and not one doctor ever told me that I don't know if he was just having a bad day or his attitude was changing but I felt very uncomfortable and I had to leave his practice just beware I guess he has many personalities now and I don't know why because I really like him.

Dr Jeff chajulall is the BEST!! Can't say are express what an amazing doctor he isHe has helped and…read moretaken care of us with the up most respect and concern for whatever it may beWont go any else and will be forever grateful with gratitude for all he's done and continues to do for us and all his patientsBYW the rest of the staff there is so awesome as well

Their billing department is totally incompetent. They send incorrect bills and don't have any…read morecustomer service skills. If you pay at Lake Eye office the Santa Fe office doesn't know and double bills. Dr care is great but billing is terrible

My dad has had cataract surgery here twice. Given surgery is stressful, I appreciate the caring…read morewell-organized staff. The appointment times given are about 30 minutes in advance of actually seeing the doctor, allowing plenty of time to complete the final paperwork. Before surgery, there is a meeting with the surgeon which a family member may attend; if that family member is handicapped, staff will help them back and forth to the lobby. Pro-tip: Given the eye surgery and drugs, the staff requires the patient to be released to a legally competent adult who is the designated driver. In other words, my very mobility-challenged and handicapped, non-driving mother could not take legal responsibility for my dad because she is not able to drive even though I was there to drive. The released my dad to me instead. There are two lobbies, a small one inside the office and a larger one in the building lobby. The staff calls patients and family members from both lobbies. There are TV's in both (captioned). Pro-tip: the lobbies can be cold due to generous air conditioning. Bring a sweater or light jacket.

I have been a patient for over 6 yrs. They are always on time with appts, take time with patients…read morebecause they genuinely care. Dr.Abrantes and her PA's are knowledgeable, caring, supportive and at the top of their professions. I went to her with a pain. She immediately scheduled a CatScan. The results came back and she sat with me and personally called the Head of Oncology on HER cell phone and got me an appt the same week. The staff is kind and cooperative. Referrals with Ins Co now makes our lives more difficult. I call Rosie and she is right on them for me. I would highly recommend this practice.

Quality medical practice! Office staff are courteous and professional. They work as a team with the…read moreDoctor Abrantes and both PA's at this practice. Wonderful experience over the last 7 years. Never any issues and great communication with anyone Ive some in contact with. Medical knowledge is top shelf, and no one tries to give you a "snow job" if they don't have a viable answer to a difficult question. I give them all an A+++

I was deeply disappointed by how this healthcare company handled its patients and staff before and…read moreafter bankruptcy. After years of building trust within the community, the company went bankrupt and sold to CenterWell Senior Primary Care, leaving many longtime patients -- especially veterans relying on Tricare as their primary insurance -- feeling abandoned. Veterans who served this country deserved continuity of care and transparency, not sudden disruption and uncertainty. Many patients had established relationships with their doctors for years, only to find themselves scrambling to locate new providers and navigate insurance confusion during an already stressful transition. What makes this even more frustrating is that public statements during the sale process suggested patients would continue to have access to their insurance coverage under the new ownership structure. Yet many patients later experienced uncertainty or loss of access depending on their plan participation and contract negotiations. The bankruptcy itself was tied to massive Medicare billing discrepancies reportedly totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Unfortunately, it feels like the people who paid the price were the patients -- particularly seniors and veterans who depended on stable healthcare access. Healthcare organizations should prioritize patient care and loyalty during transitions, not leave vulnerable populations feeling discarded. I sincerely hope veterans and affected patients receive the support and continuity of care they deserve moving forward.

We Love our Doctor at Villages Health Care at Pinellas Plaza! Dr Tomas Perez is very caring and…read moreattentive and a heck of a nice guy as well. We have never regretted our decision to have him as our Primary Doctor!