I am very happy with Dr. Robbins and staffs. very, very happy I love it yes there is a waiting time to see the Doctor, however Doctor Robbins he's taking time to work with patients. Over all he's the best Doctor. read more

I get the poor reviews for this Dr! My husband was in Aventura Hospital last week with a kidney issue so Dr Robbins was called in to address it. We had been waiting 3 days for this Dr to come, so every time I left the room I told my husband to call me if the doctor came since my husband is 75 yo and has difficulty recalling details. When Dr Robbins arrived that day I had just left the room but was still downstairs when my husband called. He put me on speaker but Dr Robbins told my husband he had no interest in speaking with me on the phone nor would he wait for me to come back up to the room. I was literally back in the room within a minute but Dr Robbins was gone. The nurse even had him paged (we heard it) but Dr Robbins never responded. I have worked in healthcare for 44 years and have never come across such a disrespectful and unprofessional physician! On top of that all Dr Robbins did was to tell my husband to see his Uro upon dx from the hospital. Every physician takes an oath to "first do no harm", but with the disregard in which Dr Robbins treated my husband he certainly does not live up to that creed. read more

Paid $250 for an initial consultation to get a Dr to run down a checklist and show noticeable annoyance with follow up questions about a life-changing Vasectomy operation. I ended up asking only 5 questions before leaving and at the 2nd and 3rd questions with regards to pain and patients following up months to years later with any issues, I was advised to read the online reviews, no joke, i was advised to read the online reviews and do some thinking to assess my commitment for the procedure. My initial question around pain was how long does recovery take, here I informed the doctor that I do Kickboxing. He, showing noticeable annoyance, stated that he can't say and that he typically tells everyone 5 days but "obviously if you may need more time if Kickboxing". Yeah, no shit. That is obvious, that's why I'm asking you for your specialized knowledge and experience to provide an estimate during a consultation. Folks you can't make this shit up, I was shocked given the positive reviews on Google but such is the norm these days with 'Google Reviews'. I wasn't asking this doctor difficult questions, mind you it was less than 5 for a damn vasectomy not a dental visit. Super basic and standard questions for a $250 consultation using self-pay, yet i get shrugs, i don't knows, and check online reviews. So I asked: can you provide a 'give or take' how much extra recovery time for Kickboxing? Porn stars typically get this procedure done right? (Since he acted like he couldn't answer a basic question about returning to rigorous exercise after such a procedure I had to use this as an example to see if I could get some kind of estimate) "Let's say I am a porn star, performing rigorously, how soon would you advise I can get back to work?" He shrugs and replies 5 days. (Not a response you'd expect from an experienced doctor, such as: 'Absolutely, I understand your concern, I have many patients that typically engage in rigorous exercise routines and although I do recommend 5 days of no activity, you may require an additional week or two to be on the safe side :)'. No. Just a shrug, idk 5 days, blank stare.... The other 3 questions were answered with the same attitude until I realized this doctor had no desire to be helpful and was looking for a 'monkey patient' to simply come in hear his initial checklist of explanations and respond: Great doc, when do we start!? Do your own due diligence on the matter but I won't be booking an appointment here. read more

[Written originally on 12/22/2021. Rewritten for grammar, word use, and clarity.] Dr. Robbins is an intelligent and modest young man, though not so young that he doesn't know his stuff. He does. That's precisely what you want another, in a doctor. I don't need a friendly practitioner who feels compelled to chat. Answer my questions? Sure. Talk about Sunday's game? Nope. Fact is, I don't let a lot of docs touch, poke, or prod me. It was his demeanor and acceptance of my quirks (yup. I've got 'em) that enabled me to give him permission to get me into an operating room and vaporize one of my man parts without fear. (What!? No kidding! He vaporized a part near my very favorite "man part!") And though I was terrified of the pain I imagined "little me" would suffer, he remained quiet and confident. He didn't try to convince me one way or another, and without my knowledge, he took special precautions to shield me from the excruciating pain I feared. Fun fact: my operation yielded no pain! Yeah, I have a business to operate, and I didn't like sitting in the waiting or examination rooms because he was late for our appointments. I've been known to walk out of doctors' offices for that. But I realized I found an excellent doctor and, for reasons unbeknownst to me, I like him. He's a cordial, straight-shootin' kinda guy. And he's worth waiting for (although nobody who operates a business should make customers wait so long. And FYI, medicine is a business). If you want the job done right, David Robbins will deliver. read more

David A. Robbins, MD - Physicians don't meet many patients like me. Then again, I don't meet many doctors like David Robbins... - Urologists Near Me - North Miami, Florida

My friend Ralph told me that the office experience was not bad , easy parking outside, a little bit difficult to localize the entrance since the door says dermatology Dr Robbins was cordial and professional, he is a straight shooter and polite , my friend was not expecting a priest or a rabbi, rectal examination by dr Robbins was private and not in front of students or employees, office do a lot of procedures in the office which my friend likes , no need for unnecessary test Waiting area is not a 5 star hotel because many patients and careless , but as soon as you enter, the office is very clean and nice , Thanks to Dr Robbins for the service to the community, wishing you the best for you and your family read more

Dr. Robbins was my third urologist over the course of many years of unresolved prostate issues, and I am delighted to say he resolved them. He was one of my wife's doctor. Both she and my primary doctor described him as handsome, and as almost an afterthought, each stated he was an excellent doctor. I made an appointment, and after assuming the position, dropping my pants, hearing the terrifying snap of his rubber glove, and a high-ho silver, away, Doc Handsome made his presence known to me. "You have a very large prostate. No lumps," Dr. Robbins said. Dr. Robbins went on to discuss the pros and cons of various procedures, all of which involved sticking something inside of me to reduce the size of my prostate. Before we could make a final decision, he needed to have a looksee to make sure I was a good candidate for the various procedures. Wait! Did I say procedures? Let's call them what they are--surgeries. When an anesthesiologist knocks you out in a hospital, a surgeon sticks something inside of you, and removes part of your body, it's surgery. (Apologies. I write humorous science fiction & fantasy, so sometimes my keyboard has a mind of it's own.) After Doc Handsome performed a cystoscopy, which was quick and barely uncomfortable, I signed up for a Green Light Laser Partial Prostatectomy. Sounds fun, right? It's not for your prostate, but that's a good thing. Basically the handsome, excellent doctor sticks a laser up your penis. The laser emits light at a frequency which boils the blood inside your prostate, killing off the overgrown prostate tissue which is squeezing the crap out of your urethra, and stopping you from peeing. The operation isn't bad. You are sedated, and it takes all of 30 minutes. You wake up with a catheter, which remains in for up to three glorious days, schlepping around a bag of bloody urine strapped to your leg. It's then a month or two of slightly burning urination whilst peeing out tiny bits of body parts. Tissue, and blood, and urine, Oh My! It doesn't hurt, it's just a little freaky. This is your body's way of shedding the inner parts of the prostate which were ravaged, but in a good way, by the magical laser. All that sucks, but here's the good part. Two months later, after 5 years of pain, worrying I had cancer, and dribbling, painful urination, thankfully, now at 63, I stopped taking 2 urinary drugs I've been taking for years, can drink coffee again, and pee like a teenager. I fact, after the surgery, my wife had to come into the bathroom and ask, "What's all the noise in there?" "Music to my ears, my love," was my happy reply. All kidding aside, Dr. Robbins is an excellent physician. He has superior knowledge of many techniques and even teaches them. He is caring and compassionate. As I left his office on my pre-op visit, he said, "don't worry. I got you," and the handsome, excellent doctor did. PS Jackson North, where Dr. Robbins performed the procedure is first rate. The facilities are brand new and the staff are the most professional. warm group of healthcare providers I've encountered. read more

Awful practice......recommended by my family doctor and I was embarrassed to tell him the unprofessional manner in which the staff works. Both Doctors ........ son in law and old man are very impolite. Do not use them at all. Run fast to another doctor like I did. read more

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He is my urologist I have had no significant issues, but, thus far, he seems competent and is responsive

This gentleman is a blessing. He has a excellent bedside manner something you don't see in young doctors these days His staff are magnificent, friendly and efficient. Don't fret if the office is crowded The Staff and doctors waste no time in treating everyone quickly and efficiently. Also the nurse practitioner Nicole is very knowledgeable He's been my Dr and surgeon since 2018 and has never let me down Best urologist in the state of Florida. If you're a veteran and tired of trying to get an appointment at VA... Go to Dr Robbins you won't waste your time and be there all day read more

Dr A Robbins I was a patient of him but office has lack of communication Just to get a prescription refill it took me 2 weeks Also the doctors is extremely arrogant not the doctor you expect. I though when you go to the doctor is for positively get help and directions with your health problem . Clearly you'll see all they care is collecting from your insurance . I will not recommend his services he lacks of personal communication and care for his patrons there probably better doctors that him. read more

Dr. Robbins was great. Very professional. Highly recommended.

I have never being in a Dr office less organize than Dr Robbins, the staff is very unhelpful and condescending.... if you looking for a Dr office who is welcoming and caring I would suggest another Dr. wasted of time.... even when I return with my lab test that they could not find, the front desk was absolutely was rude to me and unappreciated that I took my time to go get test results that they could not find.... unacceptable from medical establishment.... read more

Dr. Robbins is a concerned and talented professional. I thank him for my Green Light Laser surgery to correct an earlier less successful experience. The office is very professionally managed in all ways - minimal waiting time and charming staff. read more

My name is Alfredo V. I am 69 years old and in good physical and mental health. The main reason I opted for a penile implant was so that I would have the freedom to engage in sexual intercouse at a moments notice without having to endure the effects of the commonly used medications like viagra, cialis and others and having to use higher doses than recommended which would give me very unpleasant side effects. The reason i chose Dr. Robbins to do the procedure was not a difficult decision after reading about his accomplishments as a urologist and surgeon. After the first consultation a date was set for the procedure at a near by hospital about 4 weeks later. The surgery was quick with an overnight stay the first 2 weeks rather unpleasant discomfort gradually getting better on a daily basis. In my case after 5 weeks and practicing inflating and deflating the implant and getting comfortable doing it I was ready for action. Right now 6 weeks after I can tell you that I am very happy with the results and I do recommend Dr. Robbins for the procedure you will regain that confidence that you might have lost. A V. read more

David A. Robbins! Terrible Doctor! Arrogant and unprofessional! One thing he is good at it is on selling his Viagra! The ones that he advertises on each of one of his rooms. Very disappointed. read more

Do not go to Dr. Robbins. He will tell you he "will take care of you" but he does not. He has a God complex. After 50+ years I know how my body was before he operated on me. Dr. Robbins says I do not......He thinks he knows everything when he does not. When confronted with reality he will say "on that day it looked like this" so I operated accordingly. He will lie to you to your face and do the exact opposite of what he says. In addition, he threatened me with his result (which is completely unsatisfactory) or "I will reserve the surgery". Beware....get a second opinion. Do not let him operate on you. In addition, unfortunately I have had 31 operations (23 orthopedic surgeries). I have never had a surgeon refuse to correct his mistake until Dr. Robbins. read more

I'm really trying to give this Dr the benefit of the doubt. Each time I come, ON TIME, it's at least an hour after my appointment before I am seen, 1 HOUR AFTER MY APPOINTMENT TIME. I don't like to complain, BUT!! read more