Dr. Wolff came in on his day off to see me when I was having an unexplained episode in my primary…read moredoctors office. He spent over an hour with me, reviewing my medical records and testing me. He gave me an accurate diagnosis and relieved my mind of worry. He is an exceptional doctor and I appreciate his care. In this day and age, how many doctors will come in to their office to see a patient on their day off! Thank you Dr. Wolff. Jennifer B.

Finally a Doctor with bedside manners and a staff that is friendly…read more Nestled in the older one story building off Goodlette, this office, suite 102, is at the farthest of the courtyard. Spacious enough, lots of rooms, waiting area has tv on, but wished they had music in the examining rooms. Thin walls, seems every place is like this.... I could hear every ailment of my neighbors. Doesn't help they are old so they also speak loudly. This neurologist is friendly, warm and prides in taking time with each patient. That he does. You won't feel rushed, you def feel like he cares. It is a husband and wife team here too, very efficient. Doctor types right into the computer and sends descriptions directly to the drug store so you don't need to deal with anything more. Tip: Paperwork for new patients is thick, as other places, however, come at your appointment time. Not 30 minutes before like other clinics expect . I was told to come early from someone on the phone, yet then had to wait awhile. I would definitely return if I had to. Three wishes, is that they had water in the waiting area, that they recycled and had music in the rooms.

I have been a patient of Dr Granath for 7.5 years and I appreciate her high quality, personalized…read morecare. She provides concierge level of care without charging for it.

I was Dr. Granath's patient for several years. My insurance was dropped (and so were 250 others)…read moreby Dr. Granath in the middle of the 2023 calendar year. She wasn't getting sufficient reimbursement from my insurance company. OK, I get that! What I don't get is dropping us in the middle of the year instead of letting the year run out. It forced all of her patients to search for a new Rheumatologist in the middle of the year. When money becomes more important than her patients, it's time for her to pursue a different career. She was good at what she did; too bad the dollars took precedent.

This was the worst experience in professionalism I have ever had. My primary care physician…read morereferred me to Dr. Goodwin in November of 2019. I called his office and was told that he wasn't seeing any new patients for 6 months. That was a long time out but I figured, I needed the service so I decided to wait. 6 months later, on the DAY of my appointment, the office calls me to tell me that he's not taking any new patients at this time. Are you kidding me?? They could have told me that outright 6 months ago and I would have discussed other alternatives with my PCP. This was extremely unprofessional. Extremely.

James L. Schaller,MD,MAR is a brilliant physician, psychiatrist and ground breaking researcher…read morewhose contribution to the medical community is unparalleled. Patients who have not found relief from visits to other medical professionals need to consider doctor Schaller. Doctor Schaller sees you as person first, then as a patient whom he treats beginning at the cellular level if necessary. A doctor that changes lives by implementing his innovative and brilliant medical solutions that give measurable relief at levels previously deemed impossible.​

Dr. Schaller saved my life. The VA told me all my symptoms were from PTSD and I was delusional for…read morehaving Morgellon's Disease. All the VA did was give me mental health medications. For 7 years I continued to decline. I had sores all over my body, I was 99 lbs, and mostly bedridden. Dr. Schaller found 8 infections through quality testing (Lyme Disease, Bartonella, Babesia, Ehrlichia, Molds, and more. The Morgellon's Disease is gone. I have done 18 months of treatment for all infections, and I am finally living my life again. I would have died by the end of 2022 if I had not found him. Thank you God for giving Dr. Schaller his genius mind to save lives.

This practice is okay. My only two issues are that appointments back up for a very long time. Lpg…read moreneeds more rheumatologists. My rheumatologist is excellent. She provides excellent care. Her medical assistant is also fantastic. FYI it does take the rheumatologist a long time to put medication refills in too. This place is just okay. I changed my rating to 2 stars because I have my appointment next week, and the provider won't be available. The soonest she can fit me in is February. I have not seen them since May so that is 9 months without seeing the provider. Unbelievable.

Working here is awful! The managers overwork the front desk staff and then micromanage them all…read moreday. They play favorites, and condone workplace harassment and bullying. Those that are loyal and hard-working employees get no appreciation**, instead they favor younger* people, who are playing on their phones, watching Judge Judy on their computers and throwing things around like their in a kindergarten class!! Clear age discrimination! MGMT does not care about employees or patients, only monetary profits, avoid if at all possible!

Dr. Spilker is very good. His staff are idiots. They told me today, after three previous visits…read morethat I had to have a referral to see the doc. DESPITE the fact I DON'T, and their claims have been PAID, AND I have a $10 credit for a co-pay they erroneously charged me. So... I have found ANOTHER cardiologist, and will NEVER set foot in The Naples Heart Institute, ever again.

Doctor Spilker is a caring and very competent physician. His initial exam of my heart was very…read moredetailed. He asked many pertinent questions concerning my health and my heart history. As I left his office I knew my heart was in fine shape and ready for knee replacement.

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

My first orthopedic recommended immediate surgery, Dr Rubin said, this is what happens with surgery…read moreand this happens if you wait, so surgery is postponed maybe forever, pleasant office, painless steroid shot, and a plan forward I feel good about

From the owner: Dr. Gregory Rubin, DO is a non-surgical sports medicine physician at OrthoCollier in Naples,…read moreFlorida. He is board-certified with a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Sports Medicine, earned after completing fellowship training at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Rubin specializes in non-operative orthopedics, acute sports injuries, orthobiologics, and ultrasound-guided procedures. He has served as a team physician for Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU), the Florida Everblades, and the Collier County School District.

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

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.