There's nothing worse than dealing with back spasms on Thanksgiving, and luckily my doctor was kind…read moreenough to call in an Rx for pain management to one of the ONLY open pharmacies in town on a holiday, Turner Drugs. Living in Celebration, we had heard of this pharmacy but had yet to stop by. We were greeted by the pharmacist on duty, Dr. Turner (one of the Turner brothers). We were given a welcome gift bag after registering our info to pick up the Rx, which was waiting for us less than an hour after it was called in. This welcome bag included a weekly pill container, a package of Kleenex, a small eyeglass repair kit, a toothbrush, nail clippers, chapstick, a pen and some informational fliers. This is a family owned pharmacy, and Dr. Turner told us they have been servicing the Disney area for 40 years, and have been in this celebration location since 2009. They were fully stocked with toilet paper, Clorox, cleaning supplies, and Lysol - which are increasingly hard to get items during these times of Covid. The store policy requires face masks to enter the store, but they also had some disposable masks for sale in the event you came without. The staff was friendly and helpful and we learned they are open 7 days a week, even on holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving! They deliver meds to your house or nearby hotel and they are a compounding pharmacy as well. We will definitely be coming back to Turners and recommend this pharmacy to anyone visiting the parks or live nearby.

While on vacation, I developed mastitis and felt horrible. It was Christmas Eve and I did a…read moretelehealth appointment. Doctor sent the script to Turner Drugs. Their website says "open 365 days" (see photo) but when I called Christmas Day to pick up my antibiotics, it went to voicemail stating they are closed today. Maybe don't advertise one thing and then do the opposite.

Good service and very helpful when my husband went in there to pick up a water container for my…read moreCPAP.

Actually, I really wouldn't know. When I called, they informed me that they take NO insurance, only…read morecustomers who want to pay full price off the shelf. That means they exclude most people from getting what they need from this company.

5 Star Service! Renting from them is easy. The scooters are comfortable and well charged…read more Knowledgable team on accessories and battery care! Highly recommend!

My go-to spot for mobility scooters while in Orlando. Customer service is always on point and the…read morescooters are better than anywhere else. They also offer a military discount, so that's a plus!

I highly recommend Direct o2 for anyone looking for quality oxygen products and supplies. Oxygen…read moreConcentrators and portable oxygen concentrators are readily available for same day purchase or can be delivered. Pricing is fair! Customer service is above and beyond, you will be assisted in finding the items you need. Expect excellent customer service, this is the place to go if you need o2! Direct o2 is a credible local business in the area, great for locals and travelers.

From the owner: Direct O2, is Central Florida's premier oxygen provider. We are an area dealer for OxyGo, Inogen,…read moreRhythm, Philips Respironics, and more. We offer low internet pricing, along with great customer service and local delivery. No need to pay a fortune and wait days delivery! ​Take advantage of our delivery options, or visit our store in Orlando, one-quarter mile north of I-4, Exit 68 (Apopka Vineland) on Palm Parkway at the Local CPAP store. Direct O2 provides portable oxygen concentrators and home oxygen equipment.

Best scooter rental business I have found. If you in the Disney area and need a mobile scooter…read more Call noble mobilty

This has to be definitely one of the finest places to rent a ECV scooter and closer to…read moreDisney Park as well. Staying in Devonport it was closer to us as well. We picked it up since this is my first time using an ECV scooter, so wanted to understand the size and other factors. Joseph was extremely helpful and explained in an easier way to disassemble and assemble the scooter. We got a 3 wheel GoGo. With full charge we were able to use it throughout Disney Magic Kingdom park without the need to plug in and charge. It easily fit into our boot (SUV) as well. One part is bit heavy so might need another person to help you out to lift it. But the whole assembly took less than a minute. Joseph was very communicative as well. Would recommend to use their website for price and specific details about the ECV's. They do drop off and pick up as well. I chose to do the drop off and pickup. A family owned business is what I heard from them. Hassle free and convenient. Would highly recommend this place for your rentals.

They are an amazing team to work for. I love them . I They are very passionate and professional. I…read morelove the way they communicate.They're the best

From the owner: Professional, Compassionate Home Health Care, Home Medical Equipment and Supplies for your loved…read moreones.

Kimberly c.'s profile image Kimberly c…read more on Birdeye Do better, Amedisys Home Health, Port Charlotte. Honestly, they are undeserving of even one star. My husband got out of the hospital, and Chrisine told me to call them to resume care. When I did, they declined - no notice, no phone call, nothing. He went into the hospital with 3 infections, including MRSA, so not so sure how successful their "wound care" was anyway. My 54 YO husband suffers from Huntington's Chorea - it affects his movements and mind. It shares some similarities with ALS, dementia, and Parkinson's. They said there was a personality conflict between their staff and him when they canceled him But he rarely but once even spoke. They should of just said they were discriminating, and providing care to a Huntington's patient was too difficult for them. How does a medical condition that affects a person's mind and movements translate to a personality issue from a person that only spoke once? Although I begged each time for their nurses to take 60 seconds to google the symptoms, they refused to educate themselves. How can someone in the Medical arena not educate themselves on how a disease may present,to give him adequate care? My husband isn't aggressive- or argumentative. After 7 pokes of a needle, nurse "Jim" couldn't find a vein. My husband only stated that he wasn't sure he knew what he was doing. I wasn't sure he knew either- never could find a vein and gave up. I would of given the nurse 2x before asking if he had a clue. My husband gave this guy more grace than I would In summary: !) Unskilled- He was receiving wound care from them, but got 3 infections that landed him in the hospital. The vital labs couldn't be taken because they couldn't draw blood. These are only 2 examples of many. 2)They have no interest in understanding the patient's symptoms to provide care, even when I request this many times. 3) Communication- scheduling They don't call the day beforehand to schedule. They wait till same day. They don't call to tell you they canceled you. They left him without wound care for over a week- no phone call. I had to call them and here he sits with his infections without the company's help that last did his wound care. 4) They could care less about patient care- left him with zero wound care after discharge- and unbelievably, after their wound care or lack of it, landed him in the hospital in the first place. He was never aggressive or argumentative. Additionally, I was always there to assist- even when Jim had me do his job- hold the measuring tape to his wounds. I pray for any patients using this company who have a disease like dementia, that affects the mind. Since they refused to educate themselves, Ill do the work for them- just like when I was told to hold the measuring tape to the wounds- , I'm putting the material here- for the next unlucky patient that may have Huntington's disease or in fact any disease, that affects the mind or movements

We felt the care was unreliable. We received multiple calls…read moreand texts to patient/family with changes of nurses. Telling us had an appointment or no appointment. Nurses did not have supplies. Asked for a bandaid! One nurse Abbie was fantastic-thank you! Apparently nurses come from other areas to help. No consistency.