They gave me great service. Unfortunately they did not accept my secondary insurance. I have never…read morehad this happen anywhere else. I was sick though, so was happy to find care on a walk in basis.

The lady answering the phone is extremely rude my dr gave me a referral there. Needless to say he…read moreis not happy the way I was treated. I wouldn't send my worst enemy there. Don't waste your time

Dr. Jeffrey Glover is amazing. If you go to him for a headache, he's not going to give you pills…read morehe's going to find out what's causing your headache. My husband and I both go to him and have sent countless number of people who just simply rave about not only his wonderful personality, but his thoroughness, expertise, knowledge, he is an amazing man. He certainly doesn't need the business because his practice is very full, but if you can wait a few months give him a call and see if you can get in with him. His partners in the practice are also excellent as I've seen them as well. You just cannot go wrong with this physician.

We changed to using Dr. Johnson due to changes in our insurance. We made our initial appointment…read moreand found him very easy to get along with and he listened. His office was clean and his staff very friendly. My family has now been seeing Dr. Johnson for about two years and it is great. The waits are not long, his staff is truly lovely, and he is a sound doctor.

I have only been in Florida for 10 yrs and of course I didn't have any doctors. Someone…read morerecommended Dr Johnson and I am glad they did. I have never felt rushed and he always listens to what I have to say. He doesn't over prescribe or order unnecessary test but when he recommends a test your are smart to listen. His staff is efficient and extremely helpful. I am really glad that out of the list of doctors recommended to me I found Dr Johnson.

My mother who lives in Venice, FL. (82 years old) is staying with me in New Jersey. Within the…read morepast year and a half she has had a stroke, broke her rotary cuff, had back surgery, has had corona, has Pulmonary Fibrosis, COPD and was diagnosed with Pneumonia Two times. To say this has been a trying year is an understatement. She was recently released from the hospital for pneumonia and we brought her to stay with us in New Jersey to hopefully get her moved back up here (stubborn). While she has been up here she started coughing up brown flem. So we called her Doctor to see if they could prescribe something to help ease the cough. When we called we spoke to the receptionist who told us it was after hours (even though it was 4:30 and they close at 5:00) and that they would have to call the after hours doctor and see if he could prescribe medicine. About a half an hour later Dr. Phifer calls he did not say who he was on the phone (phone was on speaker). And when my mom asked him a couple of times he was very very rude (he said yeah what do you want, (among other non-professional words) and said you called me. I got on the phone and told him he was on speaker and that she is very sickly and that was no way to speak to her. From my little experience i had with him he was rude, could care a less about her and just wanted to get off the phone. I think we were interrupting his 4th of July weekend. Never in my 53 years have i heard a doctor be so rude to a patient. If i didn't hear it for myself i would not have believed it. If he spoke that way to my very sick mother how does he treat other patients who do not have the strength or understanding of how to even write a comment.

Dr. William Phifer has been my doctor for years and has always been a caring, competent,…read morecompassionate physician.

Mis-diagnosed my Mom so frequently I would be on here for pages. Almost all of them went on to…read morebecome life threatening. If I had not been here to advocate for her, she would not have lived as long as she did. The last time when she went to the hospital on Dr. McCullough advise, she was there almost 5 weeks, 2 of those in Critical Care before she finally passed. Almost 3 weeks after her death McCullough called the house to see how Mom was doing. Yes, read that again! His patient, hospitalized by him, died and he did not even know it!!! Is this the doctor you want to go to?

Dr. Piscitelli and her staff treated my elderly mother for several years. And while my mother found…read morethat care acceptable, the office's treatment of her family was a different story. The office displayed a remarkable degree of unprofessional behavior toward me and other members of our family. The office's unresponsiveness for a simple request was something I hope is never repeated for another patient or family member. And lack of follow-through (such as asking a question if something was not clear) was very troublesome. If you're a family member of a patient in this office, good luck. I hope you're not treated in the same awful manner that we were treated. No one deserves the terrible experience that we endured from this office.

Greeted me with, "What's the problem?" And an eye roll upon entering the room for my follow-up…read moreappointment. This was an appointment that SHE required as a follow-up to my first primary care check up. This was only our second visit together, and I was still nervous about baring my soul and body to yet another physician. Her attitude did absolutely nothing to calm those nerves. I requested a refill on medications while I was in office. Dr Piscitellis response was to raise her voice, to communicate that "she had already refilled my rx and she didn't know what I was doing with the pills!" When she looked up what the pharmacy had dispensed, and saw that I had been telling the truth, there was no apology. Instead her comment was, "Well it's not like you're working!" I wasn't aware that employment was a prerequisite to being worthy of proper medication. At this point I'm emotional & crying (as can be expected when one is accused of mismanaging medication and made to feel unworthy of decency. Her response to my tears was to stand right in front of my face while I'm seated on the exam table and say, "I don't know why you're still crying, I refilled your prescription." This just made me feel even a tiny bit smaller, if that was possible. We ended my teary appointment with one last jab. As I'm leaving the room, she tells me, "This is why I don't like to see psych patients." I was seeing her as my PCP. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND DR PISCITELLI TO SEE MY WORST ENEMY. Cruelty is her standard, and she should not be in any field that claims to offer care.

Very calm, relaxed professional. Liane would be excellent at anything she might do, and we are…read morefortunate to have her in the medical field. I have benefited greatly from her treatments.

She was great, I had bell palsy, and two days later I came to see her because I visiting my mom in…read moreFlorida, within the next day of treatment, you would see the difference in my face and by the end of my sessions, you couldn't even tell that I had it!!! She was great, she explained everything to me and saw me as needed, because of her, I'm good and never got it back!!