DR COPEN is be among the best of many well qualified Fort Lauderdale doctors. I am strongly…read moretouched by the quality of care given to me, supported by a talented and caring staff. He shows full attention to medical needs with proper attention to passed , present and maybe future. I've had a lot of contact with people and matters since my Park Avenue law practice began in 1970 until about 50 years later well out of Manhattan. Dr. Copen sure applies attention and wisdom to my needs. Yes, wisdom is knowledge tempered by experience and Dr. Copen has it and applies it to my needs. I feel that when I'm lucky still to be treated by him, it's his wise way of providing me with good care which eases my burdens and seeks a cure. Let me be more informal to catch a reader's attention - -this guy" is just complete.

He's a great doctor! I hope he never retires…read more We've been coming to see Dr. Copen for about 8 years. My former doctor passed away. I was scheduled for a procedure and needed a new doctor right away to do my pre-op. Dr Copen was perfect -- doing all the tests and signing off on the authorization. Since then, we see him a few times a years regularly. We used to see him in the old office, but now he's located right within holy cross hospital. His office staff, nurse Julie, and the gal who does the blood work are all great.

At 5:30 AM today he came into the hospital room of my friend of 55 years who has pneumonia and…read moreasked him if he liked being in the hospital. My friend, who is also a physician, replied negatively and basically he was told that he was wrong in coming back to the ER even though he was unable to breathe and his oxygen level had dropped significantly. A patient with pneumonia in both lungs and who has trouble breathing and who is getting no relief from a breathing machine at home should not be made to feel guilty by his PCP. in my opinion, it's egregious bedside manner and if my wife and I had been at the hospital this morning, we would have asked the doctor to leave the room because he was upsetting our dear friend.

The front desk, the RN and the doctor are all absolutely the best at what they do…read moreThe response time for an issue is exceptional, the doctor is the best diagnostician I have ever been to in my 72 years of life. The quality of care is impeccable. The doctor follows up with you whether there be at night on the phone with your blood results he calls you himself. He is the only doctor I will go to. From the office staff to the doctor they are the best!

My new "Go to" GP.! Just got over a flu bug and a bacterial…read moreinfection.... Called the office to see the Dr... No apps for 3 days! Fr. Desk manager Lanice, asked me to describe my symptoms. She took her notes & spoke to Dr Boctor. A few hrs later, she called me back with detailed info & let me know that a prescription was called in. That night all started to settle down and I feel much better now. Still not strong yet, but no fever / sweats :) This is a dedicated Team! Thank you again Capt Gary

During this holiday season, I want to express my gratitude to Dr. George Boctor in Fort Lauderdale,…read moremy PCP since 2022. Dr. Boctor is the smartest, most comprehensive and most compassionate doctor that you will be blessed to meet. I believe that Dr. Boctor cares very much about the success of my healthy life, physically, psychologically and spiritually. I am thankful and grateful for Dr. Boctor and his most wonderful staff! Matthew

This doctor should not be running a practice. Her medical assistant is her best friend, who trained…read moreon the job at my expense. Her nurses constantly mess up. Her business manager has a split personality - all lovey in front of the Doctor, but otherwise a nightmare to deal with. She refuses to employ a receptionist, which she desperately needs. The phone never gets answered. Never. Messages are returned with great delay, if at all. Prescriptions are routinely transmitted incorrectly. Mistakes stay in the records, to be repeated again and again. Nobody in the office, including the doctor, seems to know how to operate their computer system. I endured two years of incompetent treatment here. Now I'm gone. I suggest you stay away as well.

Good to have a doctor that actually listens to you and doesn't seem more concerned with how fast he…read morecan run you through the office. I have only seen him once but I feel I would recommend him for anyone who needs a general internist.

Dr. Starcevic is one of the kindest, most attentive doctors I've ever seen. She makes you feel at…read moreease and listens closely to every concern, without rushing through your appointment. Unfortunately, the office staff is about as rude as it gets so its impossible to get an appointment. After getting the office voicemail for an entire week, I stopped by in person to make an appointment and the woman at the desk (she's an older woman, possibly the manager) scoffed at me that they were too busy checking people in to make appointments. She asked why I didn't call and I told her I called every day for a week and kept getting the voicemail. I said I was happy to wait and she proceeded to talk about me to the rest of the ladies behind the desk saying. There's no window to close or anything, so the entire room could hear her. I was so embarrassed that I left.

I've been seeing Dr. Blanchar for 10 plus years and he has always been the very best! I just…read morerecently got my lips done and I couldn't be happier! I would highly recommend to anyone seeking high-quality injectable treatments administered by a skilled Doctor! I am thrilled with the results and grateful for the exceptional care I received. I look forward to returning for future treatments! I've also had a few Botox treatments and realized that they make a huge difference! Dr Blanchar and Justin always take care of me when I'm in the chair!

not good don't have time to explain them let's just say unsanitary unsafe and rude money hungry…read morethe only good person that works there is danielle really bad doctor here in sfl that only takes cash maybe he should be reported to irs?? i have more to say but im busy now working lets just say they are freaks

"I've been going to Dr. Harake for several years - routine check ups. Earlier this year, thought I…read morehad broncitis. Short of breath, raspy voice. Dr. Harake did a quick check on me - told me to go to Holy Cross Hospital for X-ray and Ultra Sound NOW! - Stage 2 throat cancer. I am getting early intervention treatment - Dr. Harake caught me before stage 3 - giving me MUCH better chances of a successful outcome. Best Doctor!"

Impossible to reach either him or his office, the customer service necessary to run a successful…read morebusiness is non existant.

My husband had an appointment here today. It's in a beautiful building, and the doctor's office is…read morevery nice, very clean spotless.! The staff is very nice and I sat in on the appointment with the doctor, we we're very impressed with him! He's kind, intelligent, very informative, nice bedside manner, told my husband about all his options and did not push surgery! I would highly recommend this doctor and the office!!!!

A Yelp Five Stars to Dr. Mufaddal Ghadiali, a top surgeon who I credit with saving my life…read more One day, while lunching at Sea Watch, I got a horrid unrelenting pain in my stomach area. So, I ended up in the emergency room of Holy Cross Hospital. I was examined and immediately sent to an MRI. When the results came back, they said it showed that I had Gallstone Ileus. Like what is that? So, I Googled it and found it to be: "One of the rarest forms of all mechanical bowel obstructions and is a complication of cholelithiasis. Patients have non-specific symptoms such as intermittent abdominal pain, distension, nausea, vomiting, and constipation as the gallstone travels through the gastrointestinal tract. This activity describes the evaluation and treatment of gallstone ileus and explains the role of the interprofessional team in managing patients with this condition." Then they put me on morphine for the pain and scheduled emergency surgery for late that Sunday night. As my condition was so rare there was no set procedure for that type if surgery, but Dr. Mufaddal Ghadiali skillfully accomplished it. Then, after 30 days of heeling and rehabilitation, I was released and now as good as ever.