How is this place still in business?…read more My wife went for a simple check up and they have totally screwed up it up. A random charge for hundreds of dollars is now showing up 9 months after the appointment. Good luck getting this place in the phone. I've tried unsuccessfully 3 days now and have sacrificed hours waiting. No one ever calls me back or responds to a message. Even better, the doctor scheduled another appointment for my wife to "make sure she was in good mental health" before returning to school. Just say you want another co-pay or no show charge. I could go on about multiple other poor experiences my family has had, but this review is long enough. Safe to say, I can count at least 7 customers this business has lost.

This is what White Wilson submitted to my Insurance Company as the bill for a 15 minute checkup and…read more3 vaccines for my child. If I had known they would charge such a outrageous amount I would have gone to the health department and gotten them for free. They charged 5 times my previous dr and a sick visit to urgent care with testing. They are unscrupulous and cause premium rate hikes. Don't use them!

Dr. Howell, the N.P.'s, the Staff, have all been amazing with the care and concern they give to me…read moreand to my family. They take time to answer all our questions and make sure we understand what needs to be done to continue to maintain good health. I have never had to wait a long time for a visit. When I come for my appointments, I am usually in the doctor's chair within 15 minutes of arrival. If you are looking for top quality care, you could not choose a better location. Dr. Howell is amazing and he better not retire before I quit needing him. Thank you Mary Sutton for all of your ongoing help and thank you Kimberly Bryant for taking care and listening to my sister and her needs.

I'd give zero stars if I could. Don't pay attention to the appointment time they give you! Show up…read moreat least half an hour before. I was nearly 10 minutes early & they told me they couldn't see me because I showed up less than 30 minutes early "for the paperwork" (all questions I had already answered on the phone, mind you) Then I sat there, filled it all out, finished just a few moments after my appointment time was. Was told I'd have to come back another day, that they could get me in at 9:30. but I'd have to be there at 9:00. For what? for the paperwork I'd just filled out for them while sitting in their waiting room for my scheduled appointment! I point out I'd just filled out all the paperwork, still was told I'd have to be there 30 minutes early anyway, because that's "just how the provider likes it" Tell me, if I was still early to my first appointment time, still did the paperwork? I mean, let's not put two & two for 63 here folks. I clarified, "So even though I was here on time to the actual appointment time, the time that was stamped in the appointment reminders, that I have now filled all the paperwork ok, & it's only 5 past my appointment time now. I have to now go find childcare again; for the appointment I've been waiting over 3 weeks for, that I hassled my insurance to make yall my primary care for, that I am inside this building, insurance coverage available, here for, I can't be seen until tomorrow at 9:30, but not 9:30, 9:00. but the Appointment time is 9:30, but I'll be denied if I show up after 9:00?" to the response of "yes ma'am that's just how the provider does it." Well the provider can do it for someone else I guess. It's not just annoying folks, it's downright stupid. I told them just to forget the 9:00 or 9:30, whatever they were expecting. I would go find care somewhere where somebody actually cared, thank you. & left. Should have demanded my documents with all my sensitive information be handed back to me seeing as they took them to give me absolutely nothing in return. I know the medical field is swamped but I was nearly 10 minutes early to the actual appointment time! I'll say it again: Pathetic. Even another patient passing by me as I left chimed in how wrong it was for them to do that to me. Choose your care elsewhere, where they might not be full of it!

This is the worst place for health care that I have ever been to. Called over a month ago to make…read morean appointment but was told they couldn't get me in till today... I made the appointment and today I arrived about 5 minutes early. Checked in and sat down. No on else was in the waiting room until after I sat down. The place fills up and all those people get taken back before me. I asked how much longer it will be and was told only a couple minutes. The place filled up again and half those people get taken back. I asked the girl at the front counter if this is normal... and she said she didn't understand why I hadn't gone back yet , but that they had my paperwork in the back so it shouldn't be much longer. I finally get into one of the rooms and now have been sitting in here for 20 minutes waiting for the doctor, which makes it almost 1.5 hours after my scheduled appointment. Avoid this place if you can... unless you have excess time to sit around and wait. My question... what's the purpose of scheduling an appointment if you still have to wait over an hour to be seen?

i am having some medical issues and a few weeks ago i had to be taken to the emergency room of…read moreHealthmark Regional Medical Center. I was reluctant to go only because i am tired of Dr's and medical visits. I was taken by ambulance and upon arriving was immediately seen to. The nurses and staff were very attentive, making sure I was comfortable and my issues were immediately addressed. The Dr. on call was also very concerned about my condition. He made sure I understood what was going on and how I should proceed. The entire staff were excellent, and from what I could observe were the same way with the other patients in the ER. Sarah

Finally, a doctor that actually listens and tries to determine what is wrong with a person rather…read morethan pushing pain medications or antibiotics. Dr. Hatcher is the best physician around. During the first visit ($150 cash non-insured) he really spends a lot of time with you, usually 45+ minutes, going over past history, current problems etc. He is big on ordering whatever is needed such as blood tests and x-rays. If you don't have insurance he will help work out. They are really great about calling in re-fills without having to make a visit and the cost per (non-insured) visit is about $80 as of this writing. They do require that you transfer your records to them before they will see you. Their office is very modern and all records kept electronically. They can also do blood work and other services on the spot saving the hassle of going to the hospital. Another great thing is that at Panhandle Family Medicine if he happens to go on vacation there are other very well qualified doctors available.

I've been a patient for years and my Dr. recently left, no big deal, it happens. My well check is…read moreannually around July, and had labs done then as well (7 mos ago). The issue I have is that they refuse to authorize my pharmacy to a refill of a prescription for a low dose statin that their Dr. prescribed (for a one year term refilled every 90 days) without seeing me and getting new labs - In other words, they want me to pay for an appointment and new labs that my insurance will only cover once per year....because their employee left. But they have the labs, which is what providers use to determine whether the prescription is warranted. Statins are literally the most prescribed medication in the US and they have all the evidence to validate a simple refill but are trying to force me to pay a significant out of pocket expense to get it.

Extremely frustrating office to deal with. Exam tables are ripped. Didn't have vaccines for months…read moreover 4 months. Reno and staff are nice and seem caring but it's a poorly run office and we won't be back

On Tuesday my surgeon's office called me. I'm scheduled for a hip replacement on Thursday. At the…read morelast moment, I was ordered to get a chest X-ray. It's 4:15 pm. We jumped in the car and "flew" to the hospital arriving at 4:45 pm. Sat down at the registrar's desk and proceeded to get registered. She couldn't locate the orders. So I called the doctor. After a few minutes the fax came in. It's now 4:55pm. Lab closes at 5:00pm! No one around. The registrar, MAGGIE, went above and beyond. Located someone to get my X-ray done. She deserves an extra long coffee break!! Thank you for the extra love. Her kindness was genuine

The nurse I had was great but it was really discouraging to hear a lady with a british accent…read moreyelling at someone (I think a nurse or doctor, not really sure). I heard her call them childish and rude that felt very unproffesional. It also seemed like a superviser should of stepped in. Everyone else I delt with the nurses, tech, and doctor were all excellent. I just think yelling right outside patient rooms shouldnt be happining, and I feel bad for the person she was yelling at and anyone who has to work with her.

I was met by helpful people who cared. It was 0600 and I was in pain! The care began with triage…read more I was, then led to an area to be evaluated. The area was very clean with a tv to watch. The Nurses were very knowledgeable and thoughtful! I cut my right thumb at the mid-joint area and was afraid I may had done damage. It was a freak accident at a beauty salon. The was a metal plate at the end of each arm and I grabbed it; boom big cut! Tetanus shot was given, and RX. ARNP Joan was professional and reassured me I would be fine! So, I left feeling much better. I'm really glad they were there!

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, died after what multiple independent physicians and an…read moreautopsy have confirmed was reckless medical negligence and neglect in an HCA Florida Hospital where she was taken after being rear‑ended at a red light. Her internal bleeding went undiagnosed for about eight hours despite glaring signs. Once imaging was finally ordered and active internal bleeding was confirmed, surgery was delayed for roughly seven more hours. In the meantime, the doctor ordered mass blood transfusion in an improper way that worsened her condition instead of stabilizing her, while failing to move the central line that was improperly placed and that the radiologist recommended be repositioned. HCA Healthcare has faced no consequences, and there is no way for people researching physicians through the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the medical licensing board, to see what happened to my daughter. Because she was 25, unmarried, and had no children, Florida's 'Free Kill' law strategically blocked me from pursuing legal recourse to ensure the hospital and its physicians are held accountable so the harm does not continue. If you or your loved ones rely on HCA Healthcare in Florida, please take time to learn how this system really works and how families can protect themselves. Search for and follow Healthcare Accountability Initiative to learn how you can use your voice to push for safer, accountable healthcare. Cindy Jenkins Mother of 25 year old "Free Kill" Taylor Jenkins Founder, Healthcare Accountability Initiative @healthcareaccountability.org

On a Saturday I got in and diagnosed in an hour. Everybody…read morewas awesome . From the front to the back

Non deserving of a star. I have had so many horrible experiences with them, and I still manage to…read morecome back. Just paid them a visit august 1st. for my son's face. We assume impetigo. This visit was when we found out they no longer take my hmo insurance through Florida blue. Great. $150, but it's an emergency so I obliged. Very aggravating though :) We see the doctor, she's great. I say it's impetigo. She agrees, but didn't do any more thorough inspections of her own, so I assume that's definitely what he has. She prescribed him a topical ointment. We have been applying as needed every single day since, and it hasn't gotten better. It's not horribly worse, but not better. I call back August 7 (today) asking if there's any way we could be prescribed antibiotics because HE STARTS SCHOOL IN 4 DAYS. the nurse says "if you hold I will speak with a doctor and see what he says." *5 seconds later* "sorry ma'am you're going to have to come in for another check up" ma'am, it's only been 5 seconds, there's no way you talked to a doctor... she gets defensive saying she doesn't know where this conversation is going and that she doesn't have the energy to argue. I hang up. No resolution. Only money to be spent. Idk. Maybe this is just the American health system, and they don't do pro-bono or help those who really can't afford healthcare without insurance. I'm a single mother on one income and have spent $450 in the last week, including this last visit, on top of school supplies and clothes shopping for my son. Didn't think asking for an oral antibiotic required another $150 appointment just to be like "yes you're right, here's a prescription for amoxicillin" please do better. Not everyone can pull money out of their ass, especially when you stop taking their insurance a day before they show up for a walk in appointment.