So I came in last Thursday to do my fingerprint service with the young lady there. She was very…read morekind and quick which was good for me because I was in a bit of a rush. I'll definitely be returning if I have any other tests required since this office covers a lot of different services. Thanks for the professionalism

From the owner: We are here to offer you and your company 5 & 10 panel Drug testing services that range from…read moreEmployment, Pre-Employment, return to duty, Follow up testing, Random as well as Live scan Fingerprinting services. Walk-ins are welcome as well as Appointments. We are partnered with many major labs to provide Expedited services to suit your needs and maintain a Drug Free workplace.

Made an appointment 40 mins before showing up. Plenty of openings. When I got there I checked in…read morevia my phone and was in and out in 20 minutes from my arrival time. Pretty streamlined. The lobby area smells like stale cigarette smoke but I assume it's because of the clientele.... Otherwise staff seemed nice, and had a good experience.

Seem to be very slow and also give wrong instructions for drop offs, did not let us know need an…read moreappointment for specimen drop offs

I scheduled my appointment for blood work with Cynthia she was very pleasant and professional, she…read morewas very fast and made the experience a great one as this was my first time ever getting blood work done from my home. I can't recommend them enough!

From the owner: Bloodborne Sisters, LLC represents a newly established mobile phlebotomy enterprise staffed by…read moreseasoned healthcare professionals. Presently, our services are exclusively available in Central FL, w/ a strategic vision to expand statewide!

Fast, correct and nice pheblotomist all blood test and more. Very clean and a lot seats, place to…read morepark tour car

Front and back office appear unclean or at the very least unkempt. No modernization in place…read morewhatsoever save a kiosk check-in system, which does not protect one's privacy in any way during data entry due to the physical set-up. Terrible back office techs (phlebotomists) skill-level wise. My draw attempt felt very rushed and ended as unsuccessful. I suggested trying a different (adjacent) location using medically appropriate terminology as to where I was indicating but the tech had no clue what I had just said. My paperwork was returned and I had to ask what my options were to get my required draw as no alternatives were offered.

Excellent service, staff explained everything before they began, and as they were doing it. This…read moreput me at ease.

From the owner: Imaging Services at Winter Haven Hospital offers high quality care and educated staff for accurate…read moreimaging studies.

Three Stars I have been a BayCare booster since they took…read moreover operations at Winter Haven Hospital. I have used the lab and imaging services at the hospital and at Winter Haven Hospital, as well as two the the clinics in Winter Haven and Auburndale, finding the doctors, nurses and other employees friendly and caring. My primary physician referred me to Dr. Porteous at their Gessler Clinic, across the street from the hospital. I found the doctor and his nurse to be friendly and caring, and the doc spent a considerable amount of time explaining my test results as they applied to possible kidney disease. In my opinion, the care was excellent. However, the clinic is like a mouse maze and it's not easy to determine where to go to reach the doctor's specific office for examination. I was told to go to "Area E," so, upon arrival the main desk directed me to another building where I encountered less than satisfactory service. When asking for directions and employee didn't seem to care that I was not familiar with the layout and she directed me, "Down the hall and to the right." I ended up at a dead end. I encountered another employee wearing the distinctive BayCare blue polo. When asking her how to find the area I was needing to go, she told me, " I have no idea, I only work in THIS area." So, I turned and re-traced my steps until I came across another blue shirted employee and asked for assistance. That young lady was MORE than helpful. Not only did she ask me to follow her to the elevator, after we wound through the maze of halls and doors, she not only pressed the button for the elevator, she got on with me and took me to the second floor Area E. What a great BayCare Spirit!!!! I encountered the receptionist who was reading a book at her desk. She asked, "Do you have an appointment?" I replied in the affirmative and gave her my name and date of birth. She never smiled or acted happy to be there. She advised me to take a seat and went back to reading the book After seeing the doc he told to make an appointment to come back for a follow-up in 90 days. I again approached the desk where the book-reading receptionist was not welcoming at all. I gave her the information for the next appointment and asked if she was having a bad day and had lost her smile. She didn't respond and was very dismissive. She DID NOT have the BayCare attitude I always encounter at the other locations. Upon returning to the ground floor I was confused as to how to find the exit door. Asking another blue shirted BayCare employee for directions, she pointed and said, "down this hall." That was good, except there were no signs indicating the exit and I was lost again. Along came a young lady with a BayCare name tag, but no blue shirt. I requested direction to the parking lot and again, here was an employee withe the Bay Care Spirit. She asked me to follow her, and through the maze of hallways and doors, we arrived at the Exit. What a gal she was. I found employees that did know or just did not care that I was lost in the maze, and it was evident that they really didn't want to be there. Mentioning this situation to an employee in another BayCare facility this morning, she said, "I have a physician in that clinic, and the employees do not seem to have been schooled in the BayCare way of doing things." Mentioning to a friend who is a former patient at the clinic, she told me she left and found another clinic because of the general attitude of employees at Gessler. I realize that many doctors and other employees exited Gessler after the purchase of the clinic, but that's no reason for such widespread poor attitudes in the clinic. Someone at BayCare needs to go to Gessler and spread some happiness throughout the building, as well as a general understanding of where everything is. I would hate to be in that building if it was evacuated for a fire emergency. If I was there, they probably would find me as a "Crispy Critter" in the aftermath of the conflagration. John T

Gessler clinic has gone straight to hell since Baycare took over. My father was diagnosed by…read moreBaycare Hospital with colon cancer 2 months ago. He was told he needed immediate surgery or he would be dead in 2 months. What does Baycare do??? They send my father home. Two months after the diagnosis my father ends up in the hospital suffering in agony. The same doctor that told him he would be dead in 2 months asked why he didn't want the surgery... which was not the case. That doctor then tells him the cancer is probably much worse. This is not how you speak to someone who has cancer and is terrified he is going to leave his family behind. Surgery was done this time around. He is to see an oncologist and has tried multiple times to get an appointment but no one is returning his calls. My father is dying and suffering terribley. How is this legal? Please know that all wrong doings gets covered up or doesn't get addressed properly in this facility now taken over by Baycare. Employees are treated poorly and have endure work place abuse. All steps were taken in addressing this issue but nothing was done. Patients have been given injections of medications that they have allergies to the doctor was made aware and the situation was just brushed off because this doctor is untouchable. Gessler clinic has amazing doctors but the changes made in that facility has not been for the better. They have made it so complicated for patients. It's sad and disappointing.