I have not been at this hospital since my mother was a patient in 2012 and it was known as…read moreUniversity Community Hospital. I developed the ultimate respect when they took the stance to help my mother with long-term dementia...BCBS wanted her transferred to a county health center known as a dumping ground. They "held her hostage" for a week until Blue Cross approved an appropriate, incredible care program which ultimately placed her in a facility she LOVED and where she thrived for 8 1/2yrs. A lot has changed since then. I was asked by my out-of-state son a few weeks ago to take a phone charger to his father who had been admitted the day earlier into ER. I thought it would be an easy trip, even with my permanent concussion leaving me "weak" in formerly strong mental abilities. I drove in and immediately got lost. I saw tall buildings, a parking garage, winding drives. The ER was no longer a recognizable building with a parking lot. It had its own drive with four valets stationed. I panicked; I didn't know what to do. One of the valets came up to me, I explained my brewing meltdown re where to park. He calmly spoke to me and offered for me to pull a bit down the drive, park there by the door, and he would watch my car while I went inside. ER certainly had grown, was packed, but staff was calming and made sure I had help to where I needed to be. This was not going to be easy as my son's dad is my ex and I know his temperament. He was in his room, glad I had the cord, mad that I didn't have the charger portion which he had not said he needed.... hospitals often have extras of those. He was not pleasant, but the nurses were incredible. As I stepped outside his room, they approached me, one with a hug to calm my nerves. One, later told me her name Dylan M, said she was going to have Rachel H help find the piece he needed. It took a while to find one...I was so glad they did because he was not pleasant with anyone having to go in or out of his room to tend to his needs. Sorry to be so wordy, but I had asked their names and their supervisors' names because I wanted to make sure I wrote this review. The supervisors are Erics Avellan (mgr) and Jordan King (asst mgr). I had Dylan write the four names on a piece of paper for me. CB, my nickname for my "other half" Concussion Brain, must have misplaced the piece of paper when I got home. I couldn't find it anywhere! About 15min ago I opened my Bible and turned to the next set of verses I was to read. Yes, God made sure these angels would get their due review. God, bless these women, the job they do and the staff they work with to help their patients. The heartfelt way is still at this hospital....it may have grown, its name may have changed, but I have the same love and respect for the heart they put into their jobs!

Run away - don't even walk. This review is a summary of several recent experiences here. The ER and…read morepre-surgery check-in for which they didn't bother to make an appointment and then called to ask where I was. They do not communicate with each other, they do not collaborate - they are clueless. You may also wanna allow about half an hour for valet parking. Simply awful!

The staff at FOI really care about the patient. I have only…read morebeen going for a few weeks, and in that short time I am feeling better than I was on day one. They listen to the patient and want to help you. I highly recommend FOI.

The best in Medical care anywhere. Easy check-in and check-out. Off ice staff are the best. Best…read morecare EVER. I love the facility. Physical therapy, Doctors are all the best.

Shriners Hospitals has their headquarters in my former home State of Florida. For 15 years before I…read moreretired and moved to Manhattan I was very active with disabled children. My dealings with the Schiners was productive. Children were given very individualized services as well as their families. Help is needed because the needs are always greater than bed availability. I'm recommending you donate whatever you can. They are the first to send me the lovely and cute Xmas cards annually.

Initially I was thrown off by their somewhat rude security guard that was there when we checked in…read morethis afternoon, but I wasn't going to let him mess up my day. It's usually a long appointment when we come here and I understand that. Between getting x-rays done and I'm waiting to see the actual doctor it takes quite a while. Deneeka....the medical assistant,was very kind and helpful and kept us posted on the status of our physician who was in surgery so he was running late. I wish I could rate the staff members separately. She would definitely receive 5 stars.

USF Health Eye Institute is located in Tampa in the Health Center on Laurel Dr. on USF campus…read more They offer valet service for $3 or you can park yourself in the parking garage located as you pull in. The staff was friendly, apologetic for the delay but tried to keep everything and everyone moving right along. Dr. Ayyala checked my eyes and his resident checked the pressure and diluted me. I look forward to returning in six months for my follow up.

Our eye doctor, Mamta Patel, provided excellent care. She always takes the time to explain your…read moresituation and options in a calm and helpful manner. We appreciate her care! Plus, the facility is excellent. Free coffee. Valet parking if needed. Helpful staff. Life is good with a great doctor!

Everyone is so helpful. The medical professionals are not only professional but care and ask how…read moreyou are doing and take time to listen. We were so blessed to see the doctors here for a rare cancer. Anyone fighting cancer, definitely give Mofffitt a try.

Overall I would say no good, they see so many patients it seems like they are a number. My loved…read moreone was dealing with a lot of pain and the physician did not seem to find concern about this. Take one biopsy get not conclusions, then wait 10 days to get the next one. Excuse was too many patients are in and everyone needs care. Maybe they do not need to see so many patients, and they need to take care of them properly. I am very disappointed by the experience my husband had.

Last year I went to get a check on my heart with doctor Popat , after check up he had me go get a…read moreangiography of my heart as he told me he must make sure my heart is good . The results was scary and there at hospital they never let me out and doctor Popat came by hospital tell me I have 3 blocked artery and can't go and he said he is surprised about me not having a heart attack yet . He had me stay at hospital and get a heart bypass surgery immediately saving my life. the care I got from him and his staff was incredible and god put him on my care to live . I recommend him for all cardiology related problems as he is superb in heart knowledge and a great doctor with care for his patients.

This doctor was in charge of my mother's heart care for years. She was recently hospitalized…read moreseveral times, for unusually high spikes in her blood pressure. In the hospital they said they were contacting her hear doctor for tests, on 2 occasions. The tests never took place in the hospital & even though this doctor, was aware of the hospitalizations & requests for tests. Whether or not this doctor took the time to read the reports, I will never know. What I do know, is he did no follow up testing. This lack of regard & respect for his patients, wound my mother in an ambulance, calling ahead to the hospital, to prep an Operating room. They rushed her in, cut off her clothes & put a stint in, ASAP, thus literally saving her life, due to this doctors neglect & disregard for his patients welfare. If you love yourself or anyone with heart issues, I definitely would not recommend this guy. As far as I am concerned he should have lost his license, my mom was minutes from death, thanks doc! What's a girl to do? Thank God for people that know their bodies & the EMT's, that knew their jobs & went above & beyond!

A CREDIT TO THE VETERANS HE SERVES As a veteran, I was…read morerecently I was recently referred to Doctor Raymond Hou a cardiologist at the James A Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa, FL. We have all experienced the long wait to see a doctor only to feel it was hurried and with some questions left unanswered. I made a list of questions but never needed to ask Doc. Hou because he was thorough and factual during my visit. Test after test were discussed in detail and advice given on how to improve concerns I had. With a schedule of back to back veterans waiting to be seen, he used his time in a cost effective way to cover all my concerns and prescribed follow up solutions. His ability to combine technical expertise with a genuine patient-focused approach was commendable. His outstanding advice and mannerisms are a true credit to the medical profession and the veterans he serves

The level of care is excellent! Cardiac and neurological…read morecare is very thorough. Hospital and clinic attendants give all appropriate information to make patients confident and comfortable.

Great experience! We came in for an X-ray of my daughter's knee. Service moved appropriately and…read moreeveryone was very kind and attentive. highly recommend this location and TGH!

On Google, the reviews say great things about this place, but here on Yelp, you get the truth. I…read morewent there once, and I will never go back. I waited forever and when I say forever, I mean more than 40 minutes alone in an exam room for the doctor to finally come in, only for her to be rude because she was apparently having a bad day. What does her bad day have to do with me? Absolutely nothing. I was the patient who came to them because I was sick and needed help, and instead I was treated poorly. Never again. P.S. Don't rely only on the Google reviews here on Yelp, you get the truth.

In the last 2 weeks one of the patient's bathrooms in the waiting area is out of order. Last week…read moreit was the men's bathroom and today it is the women's. When we arrived today for our 6:00 AM appointment we were asked to wait to check in...while the receptionist finished applying her makeup. I guess she slept in today‍

I had a colonoscopy done at 14547 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. with Dr. David Heiman. The clinic was fine…read moreto me. It was clean and efficient. I was practically in and out. I liked that Dr. Heiman found no issues. LOL Nevertheless, my experience at this location was very positive, and I would do it again.

Dr. Marc Bloom, Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgeon at Advent Health, 3000 E Fletcher Ave., Tampa,…read moreFlorida, KILLED my father during the repair of an aneurism of the ascending aorta. He was neglectful and inattentive to the pre-surgery process. I observed how Dr. Marc Bloom did not order the necessary exams to check on my father's carotid arteries, that intrigued me because of the importance of clean carotids for a successful heart surgery and as I called it to his attention he proceeded to order the necessary exams. The results of this exams were never discussed with my father and I, instead they were provided to us by the receptionist. As I called to inquire on the results of the CT of the carotid arteries a week prior to the surgery, the receptionist said Dr. Marc Bloom was out of the office, but all looked good with the carotid arteries and the surgery was to proceed as schedule; Sure enough, it was not good, my father needed to have his carotid arteries cleaned up prior to the aneurysm repair to ensure the health of his brain was not compromised during the procedure; but sure enough, because Dr. Marc Bloom was not attentive to the case, during the procedure all the trash accumulated in my father's carotids ended up in his brain and he was turned into a vegetable; but that was not enough, Dr. Marc Bloom lied to me and my family, pretended for over a week that it was something my father could recover from while the MRI of the brain showed white dots everywhere in his brain and he never wake up from the surgery. Dr. Marc Bloom and the staff at Advent Health Hospital all collaborated in the lie and deceit all to hide their responsibility. Dr. Marc Bloom continue to try to convince us to have my father moved into a long term care facility, knowing that he was never going to get better, he was just going to be exploited and squeezed out of every penny they could get from the Medicare/Medicaid and insurance company before letting him go, and this is an issue with our Health Care System and professionals in it. The Hospital, Advent Health at 3100 Bruce B Downs Blvd., Tampa; cooperated with the deceit, their final records actually show my father having been released from the hospital, as if the surgery would have been a success, and then coming back a couple of days later and dying in the emergency room, none of which is true; my father was disconnected from life support and died shortly after as a result of the negligence of Dr. Marc Bloom, Cardiothoracic Surgent at the University, 3000 E Fletcher Ave., in Tampa, Florida. My father passed 10/7/2018, it's been now that I have been able to sit and write this review, it has taken me over 2 years to process the horrifying experience provided by Dr. Marc Bloom and Advent Health Hospital, all who received payment from our good Medicare System, and who daily get paid to take care of people in the medical field. It is very sad how the medical field is money driven to the point of the professionals and businesses (hospitals and clinics) lacking all moral principals in relationship to people's health and life. Avoid Dr. Marc Bloom and Advent Health Hospital at 3100 Bruce B Downs Blvd., do not put your life or the life of your loved one in their hands. I wish I would have read a review like this before trusting Dr. Marc Bloom and Advent Health Hospital with the precious life of my loved and always missed father.