For once a Doctor spent more than 15 minutes with me in the state of FL. DR. Michelle took the time…read moreto go over my pass history so she could determine a plan to solve my problem that I've had since I got OLD.The office also has a treatment for women so they don't have to wear Pampers or a pad and you ladies that have a problem with your bladder or bowels should asked them about this treatment. I'm 81 years old and have no problems because I had this treatment. I highly recommend this Urologist office, the staff and the Doctor are 5 star in my book and unlike most Doctors offices I did not have to wait more than a few minutes in the waiting area to see Dr. Michelle.

I highly recommend Dr. Thomas Suits and his wife they go above and beyond what any other Dr. goes…read moreto he knows what he's talking about and he's funny he makes me laughI

Very caring doctor. Dr. Solomon helped me with a problem and I got well in a short time. I wouldnt…read morego to anyone else for Urology in this area.

I went to Dr. Solomon upon the recommendation of my primary care physician for a second opinion on…read morea kidney cancer diagnosis that I had received. Firstly, when I explained why I wanted to see him, the receptionist squeezed me in for an appointment for me for the next day! Within 24 hours he had me set up for an MRI and later that afternoon he personally called on tell me it was not cancer ~ just a simple cyst! I cannot remember ever having a physician that responsive. Additionally, he took his time explaining everything, and was warm and caring as was his staff. I would recommend this practice to anyone looking for a urologist.

Dr. Adam Ball Urologist In Port St. Lucie, Florida lacks Respect & Professionalism When It Comes To…read moreDealing With And Answering His Patient's Questions. Further The Patient Has A Right To Know Why The Doctor Orders Certain Radiologic Tests And Dr. Ball Has A Vey Short Temper And Takes An Offense When You Ask Him Questions About Those Test, Like You Are Questioning His Authority In Medicine. Bottom Line Is Dr. Adam Ball Definitely Has A Terrible Bedside Manner And Does Not Communicate With His Patients Very Well And Leaves Them Disappointed In Getting Him To Answer Questions About Their Health, Prior Test, Well Being, Thus Making His Patients Feel Uncomfortable. His Practice Of Using Hormone Shots To Treat Prostate Cancer Patients Is Unbelievable, Insofar, As He Does Not Follow The Medical Billing Recommendations Of Medicare, For This Cancer Hormone Therapy In His Office By Following The Same Guidelines As Medicare States To Physicians Whenever A Claim Is Submitted On A Patient For Payment And Does Not Include The Cost Of The Hormone Drug, As He Makes His Patients Prescription Part D Plan Approve This Drug, Then Leave The Patient To Pay A Huge Co-Pay Each & Every Month For Subsequent Doses Before He Administers This Hormone Drug To Them For Future Treatments, When In Fact Medicare Specifically Request 99% Of All Urologist Performing This Procedure, To Submit The Cost Of The Approved Hormone Drug , As Well As The Bill For His Services To Be Paid Under The Patients Medicare Part B, Which Dr. Adam Ball ,Does Not Follow These Recommendations Set By Medicare! This Leaves The Patient With Having To Be Burdened With Having To Pay This Unnecessary Monthly Expense. If This Was Done Right The First Time, It Would Have Saved The Patients Thousands Of Dollars On Future Monthly Injections For Their Treatment Plan For Huge Unnecessary Out Of Pocket Co-Pays Each & Every Month For These Hormone Shots! The Said Part From All Of This Is One Patient Called Medicare And Asked Them To Call The Doctors Office And Talk To The Office Manager About Their Office Filing Medicare Billing Procedure And The Office Manager Told The Medicare Specialist That Dr. Adam Ball Has Been Following His Own Procedure For The Past 18 Years And Having His Patients Pay These Ridiculous Co-Pays, That Could Have Been Prevented, When In Fact, If The Office Manager Did Follow The Medicare Part B Guidelines Right And Submitted The Claim Properly, Medicare Would Have Paid For The Hormone Drug, As Well As Dr. Adam Ball's Services Under The Patient's Medicare Part B. Now I Ask Myself, What's Wrong With This Picture! Signed, Concerned Medicare Recipient!

Visited once and experienced a total lack of privacy in the patient rooms. I could hear everything…read more(in clear detail) happening with the two patients next to me and when the doctor dictated his file notes. Cancelled my upcoming procedure and found a new doc.

I wont lie the worst of the worst are there , they dont care about you just money flat out…read more The service old people who are ready to die so they can get away with murder , on top of that the nurses do nothing but complain they have to work more then 36 hours per week . I server the country 10 years and had heart failure before the VA could even review my bill they had their lawyers suing me. The leveal of care here is ok if your are already 90 and are ready to die , 6 days 100k they spend all there time milking the old and dying the other sung people before you are ever sent a bill , nice people real nice town . Take heed find another Hospital

Worst Healthcare experience in my lifetime. Security at Main lobby abhorrent! The right hand…read moredefinitely doesn't know what the left hand is doing. No communication in this hospital. Stayed 24 hours a day for my Mother. The PCT's are lazy, nurse too busy. Whatever happened to bedside manners? We will NEVER return to Cleveland Clinic, Martin South and North again. Absolutely disgusting the way they treat family!

This guy has absolutely NO bedside manner. He performed a procedure on a family member as an…read moreoutpatient that went terribly wrong. He did see the patient on an emergency basis when his office was closed, but he was very rude and dressed his patient down for screaming out in pain during another procedure he performed. His office staff are not nurses -- just a bunch of cheap hires from Czechslovakia. Do yourself a favor and search for a doctor that has more compassion, patience and manners!

Visited once and experienced a total lack of privacy in the patient rooms. I could hear everything…read more(in clear detail) happening with the two patients next to me and when the doctor dictated his file notes. Cancelled my upcoming procedure and found a new doc.

I brought my 17‑year‑old autistic son to see Dr. Seeger after three ER visits for worsening urinary…read moreissues. Bloodwork and a CT scan had already revealed several abnormalities, and we were referred to him for follow‑up. Our appointment was scheduled for 9:30 a.m., but despite arriving early, we weren't taken to a room until 10:40, and there was only one other patient in the office. The medical assistant asked only a few basic questions and did not gather any medical history or provide new patient paperwork. When Dr. Seeger finally came in around 11:00 a.m., he was noticeably dismissive bordering on rude at best, and only spent approximately 10 minutes with us. He also did not take a medical history or review my son's bloodwork or CT scan, nor were the reports even copied into his chart. Instead, he performed a quick urinalysis and bladder scan--tests that had already been done in the ER and we knew were negative--and disregarded the abnormal CT findings entirely. His comment was, "If he doesn't have a UTI, then nothing is wrong with him." And then he literally dismissed us. My son continues to experience significant pain, yet Dr. Seeger's only recommendation was pain management--at 17 years old, without any attempt to identify the underlying cause. That was an unacceptable answer. The lack of compassion, thoroughness, and professionalism was alarming. I left feeling that my son's concerns were ignored, and that his autism may have contributed to the dismissive treatment. This was not medical care--it was a rushed, impersonal encounter that failed to address serious health issues. I cannot recommend Dr. Seeger or this office to anyone seeking competent, attentive care.

After many admissions to the sesspool of Lawnwood for UTIs, her admitting and attending Dr decided…read moreto do a cystoscopy on my 85 year old mother. "OH that's cancer." Like it was nothing. Mind you he had been treating her for UTIs for 7 months. When we asked what was the next step, he replied "Maybe see an Oncologist." His reply to who we should see was "Just pick one out of the phone book. There are lots." After one appt with a Port St Lucie Oncologist I had my fill. We went to Moffitt Cancer Center and immediately started aggressive treatment that lasted 18 months. Because of Seegers delay in diagnosing the bladder cancer, Mom now needs a steent in her left uter and has 2 exchanges a year. Can't believe Seeger is still practicing.