If you are looking for incredibly smart caring doctors this is the place to go. Everybody from the…read moresupport services, the Physican assistants and especially the physicians are kind and very knowledgeable. Dr. Nye and Dr. Popa are the best primary care doctors I have ever had. The doctors are very smart, kind and they want to hear what you have to say. They are willing to work with the patient and their life style while remaining safe at all times. It is refreshing to be treated with compassionate and up to date care all in one place. Thank you pm

Extremely Disappointed…read more I never had an issue with Prime MD, but unfortunately, since Lee Health took over, my experience has gone completely downhill. They have changed my primary care doctor multiple times because, apparently, my previous doctors were suddenly no longer in-network. I understand that insurance networks change, but what happened this time was completely unacceptable: I was dropped as a patient without being notified. I had prescriptions that were originally provided through their office, and now that one of them has expired, I'm unable to get my birth control refilled because I no longer have a PCP there. I was told I would have to pay $300-$500 out of pocket just to get a prescription refill elsewhere. When I asked why patients aren't notified when the practice stops accepting their insurance, the response I received from the person on the phone was simply, "I don't know what to tell you." That is not an acceptable way to treat patients. If you are going to stop accepting someone's insurance and remove them from your practice, patients should be properly notified and given enough time to establish care with another provider, especially when they have ongoing prescriptions. I am now left without a PCP and scrambling to get a medication refilled on time because of a change I was never informed about. Very disappointing experience with Lee Health.

Dr Shaheen takes his time with you and is very knowledgeable and caring. I am so happy I found…read morehim!!!

Dr Shaheen is still an excellent doctor. He's caring and knowledgeable and truly cares for his…read morepatients. Unfortunately, the hospital overbooks him with too heavy of a patient load. To get in for an appointment, I was booked 2 months from now. They had nothing open any sooner- and this is after season is over! This has been the norm since last year. It's not his fault. It's the hospital trying to make a buck off his back. It's sad, really. I wish he would move on to his own practice.

Dr. Richchi, & Daniel Gumina, are both outstanding healthcare professionals. The office staff is…read morevery receptive & thorough. Being a healthcare professional myself, I am aware of more aspects than the average patient, & when I tell you that they surpass everything, such as customer service, effective, holistic & timely care for their patients you are getting a professional opinion. One example, when I was at work, taking care of my patient, unbeknownst to me this was also Dr. Richchi's patient. Dr. Richchi called me up regarding this patient even though the hospital uses their own physicians. Dr. Richchi was also in contact with the physician at the hospital, to provide seamless care for his patient. I highly recommend Dr. Richchi, as being more like a concierge physician, then your average physician.

Dr Richichi has been my doctor for 8 years. He's very thorough and personable. The office staff…read morehave always been very friendly and kind and I never have to wait longer than 15 minutes to be seen.

I am a patient of Dr. Irani office. I am a type one diabetic. I called in to the office for an…read moreappointment. I haven't been in to see them in about over a year. Which has never been a problem before. My prescriptions had completely ran out and I need at least a re-up on my Dexcom monitoring device, which has nothing to do with my blood sugars other than monitoring. The nurse told me I have to be seen with bloodwork done. I told her I am in debt with LabCorp and I couldn't afford bloodwork at this moment. I just need sensors prescription re-up that will give me time to pay off LabCorp and get blood work done so they can assess my insulin needs. I've always understood the protocol and I don't have a problem with it. With even the fact that I am in a hardship situation financially she still would not do the prescription or talk to anybody about it. I have never been retreated so coldly and rudely to have a protocol put above my life. I would've even have taken a sample but no, I guess it's either get your blood work done or die. So I hope anybody reading this understands what they're getting themselves into when they go to this doctor's office. Dr. offices are supposed to help people not make things worse. I've always been a good patient for them and now it seems I am not.

Great care clean on time for appointments good doctors great location staff was very helpful and…read morenice

I have been a patient for three years. They have referred me to excellent doctors and I highly…read morerecommend Naples Family Concierge.

While the staff is knowledgeable and professional, as a recent new patient I am considering…read morechanging providers due to the following concerns: 1. Recommendations for additional services that I do not need or require. 2. Being charged for appointment scheduling as if it were a full office visit. 3. Strong pressure to begin multiple medications, despite other medical professionals confirming they were not necessary based on our discussions. Overall, the practice feels more transactional and focused on maximizing billing revenue than on providing genuine, patient-centered care.

If my review contains 'inconsistent statements' and your charge was supposedly 'upheld,' how do you…read moreexplain the text message I received directly from Alban in your billing department? Alban explicitly apologized, admitted that 'Your cancellation didn't register due to a rare system glitch,' and confirmed that 'the no-show fee has already been voided.' Blaming federal privacy laws while privately acknowledging a system glitch to your patients is deeply dishonest. I have screenshots of both your billing department's admission and my portal cancellation to prove it.