We are in the waiting room early so that my husband can have a blood test prior to his bi annual…read moreappointment in 2 weeks. Lots of patients are also waiting for the same thing. Within a few minutes, Paul is called in with everyone else to have this done. I'm patiently waiting for him in the waiting room. It didn't take long. They had an assembly line for this procedure. Results will be given to us within a few days at the next appointment.

We began using Dr Nutovits as our primary care doctor 2 years ago when we moved to Delray from Boca…read moreRaton. He has been nothing short of terrific along with his staff! They are caring and professional for all our needs as two mid 70's patients. Our appointments are handled efficiently and we are provided with clear instructions and care. Referrals are provided as needed. I would highly recommend Dr Nutovits as a GP provider.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!! Doctor and staff are completely unprofessional, give wrong information and…read moreare total insurance scammers! I am reporting to the Florida Department of Health (DOH) and getting a new doctor. I was told I couldn't get the prescriptions I've been taking for many years due to having not been in for a checkup within the last 6 months. I then asked them to check to see the last time I was in which was less than 4 months ago. I was then told that well, it's close to 6 months ago, so we refuse to refill your medications unless you come in. Basically, they want to charge my insurance for an unnecessary visit. When I communicated this they then said: "GO FIND ANOTHER DOCTOR" and hung up.

I have been a patient of Dr, Pickholtz for several years. He is caring kind and knowledgeable. My…read morevisits with Dr. Pickholtz are calming and reassuring, This is reflective of his staff (Sharon) as well. 0 0

Listening and arguing with a patient for less than 5 minutes will never build a trusting doctor…read morepatient relationship. Asking questions for really important answers requires patience. If a doctor is unable to understand a patient's cancer, treatment, and immune system then ask more questions. If one week of antibiotics is ineffective then do two.

Fantastic Doctor! I've never had a MD spend the time with me like he did. The first appointment I…read morefound to be extensive. I expected that the next appointment he would race through like every other doctor. Every appointment I've been to since, he spends the same amount of time. He's a true doctor, caring, compassionate and intelligent!

Dr. Ernesto Porras-Polo is excellent! Great patient interaction and very caring with his patients…read more I cannot say enough good things about him. It is difficult to find a doctor that treats you like a person rather than a number...and Dr. Porras -Polo is that Doctor! If you want to feel like family and be well cared for...he is your guy!

Dr. Rosenberg and his staff are amazing! Everyone is so nice and helpful. Dr. Rosenberg explains…read moreeverything to you in detail so you understand what is going on with your health. His staff worked very quick to get the prescriptions for a hospital bed and home care for my mom approved. I'm very thankful to him and his staff.

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Dr Remenson is an excellent doctor and has a very professional staff…read more I'm very lucky I found her. I moved from South Florida to Spain - and I still fly in to see her.

This "doctor" has no business taking care of patients. Stay away, this doctor was told by my…read moredaughter her concerns and she laughed, not interested in assisting. Instead of helping, nothing. Shame on Ella Remensen with her holier than everything. Disgusting behavior! Don't even let me get started on the two women up front as if the world owes them something. Zero stars!!!

I stumbled upon this review because I need to provide Dr. Cohen's email to my insurance company…read morebecause I'm recommending her to be added in network after my insurance made wide sweeping changes. I literally chose my insurance plan based upon her being in-network. I think she's a phenomenal doctor. I remember one of my first visits she questioned why I was on a particular medication. She has tremendous recall and was able to make practical suggestions on the combo of medications that other doctors missed. I disagree with the other posters except the one who stated she's difficult to reach for comments on blood work and to visit in hospital because I haven't experienced those needs. However, I can say she pays attention to me, considers what I'm saying, and remembers me and even personal details of prior conversations. I'm a big fan:)

I went for an annual physical and I can honestly say this was the worst experience I've ever had…read morewith an internist. I was a new patient here and had seen the same internist for 25 years, who has received numerous accolades on many levels. No EKG was administered, she refused to look in my throat because she claimed there were Covid issues. I am fully vaccinated and had seen a dentist 6 times in the last 4 weeks. She did not feel my neck or check the glands in my neck, either. The rest of the physical exam was very perfunctory. I was wearing street clothing and was not even offered a gown. The office was cluttered and grimy. She never asked if I had any health issues in the last year or was there anything I wanted to discuss about my health. Her demeanor was so insensitive and completely unprofessional. Prior to my "exam", she spoke to me about the two medications and the vitamins I was taking. I have been on sleep aids for 21 years and she outright called me an "addict" on several occasions and that I needed to see a psychiatrist to get off these meds because she "isn't a drug counselor ". She also told me I was taking too much calcium although I take the amount the label on the bottle suggests, and my regular internist has always approved. I was contacted 10 days later by an office worker about the outcome of my bloodwork and was told "everything was ok". I expected the doctor or a physician's assistant to call to discuss my bloodwork. I asked various questions about my bloodwork such as my cholesterol level, what was my good cholesterol level and what was my bad cholesterol level, and the office worker seemed confused. I wanted to ask additional questions relating to my potassium and magnesium levels but I realized I was dealing with a receptionist. All things considered, stay away from this doctor. She was rude, unprofessional and did not perform an annual physical the way one should. And her demeanor were beyond unacceptable.

I was a 45 year old man that had undetected diabetes and uncontrolled high blood pressure. My…read morebloodwork showed an A1C of over 10.1. Dr. Remenson took the time to explain the pro's and con's of all available treatments, which including life style changes, not just medication. We agreed upon a plan which over time brought my A1C level to within a normal range. Previous doctors labeled me with 'white coat syndrome' and never addressed my dangerously high blood pressure. Dr. Remenson took the time explained some possibilities of what could be causing it and a plan was designed to assist me in lowering my blood pressure. You would never of been able to tell physically what my body was doing on the inside and if it wasn't for Dr. Remenson's expert medical knowledge, patience and persistence for my medical care, I may not be here today. Myself, wife and daughter are eternity grateful for Dr. Remenson and her staff.

Dr Ella Remenson is a highly trained, very knowledgeable physician exceptionally suited as a…read moreprimary care provider. I specifically looked for someone like her because of the crucial importance your PC plays in personal healthcare. I have always appreciated her bedside manner, her ability to manage her schedule, her attentiveness and her recall of my medical history. My wife is also a patient and loves her as well.

My wife and I switched PCPs to Dr. Cohen about a year ago. From the 1st day, we knew that we found…read morea doctor that actually cared about our individual issues and was willing to genuinely help. My wife hasn't had any luck with past doctors and it was a relief that Dr. Cohen and his staff are professional and very friendly. Even when we move back to Fort Lauderdale, we will continue to be under his care and his family-friendly office!

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Finding a doctor you click with is difficult. I was lucky enough to have had a wonderful primary Dr…read morefor eighteen years. My employer changed insurance carriers and my Dr did not accept my new insurance. So the search began for a new Dr & being extremely picky and somewhat of a hypochondriac who has a need to Google everything, I needed to find someone who understood me. I bounced around a bit & I was never happy, that is until I met Dr. Alexandra Santini, M.D., FAAFM who is with the Personal Physician Care group. Not only does she accept my insurance but I feel she understood me; without thinking I needed to be baker acted with my obsession with Googling every symptom I have & then of course thinking I had some rare medical condition. The state of the art facility features in-house lab work, digital x-rays, EKG and echocardiograms. I had an EKG and it was so nice having it done right there in the office. I'm going back for lab work & the lab is just one door over. I love the convenience of having everything in one office. I didn't indulge, but there is a Keurig coffee maker in the waiting room & I overheard someone saying they have tea k-cups too. I found Dr Santini to be kind, caring and warm. Dr Santini also has a great personality and she made me feel very comfortable. It feels so good to have a new primary who I feel comfortable with. Checkout their website: www.ppcare.net. You can make appointments, take a virtual tour and read each provider's bio. There is also a patient portal where you can set up an account and access your records online. The office is on the south side of Linton Blvd just a few feet east from the intersection of Linton and Military Trail. Poppy's is next door if your looking to grab a bite after your appointment. The receptionist was very helpful with my insurance, the nurse taking my vitals was friendly & making an appointment was easy because they actually answer the phone. The patient checkout person was relaxed and very friendly. She was juggling a few things at once yet she remained calm and always had a smile on her face. A real smile, not a fake one and I can tell. The beautiful thing about this office are the people who run it. Every person I encountered was warm and caring.

I am a 58 year old that has been a patient of Dr.Roy Cohen from Dr Santinis Group for 15 years. Dr…read moreCohen retired last year, and I started to see Dr. Santini i am disabled, and house ridden. I have several major disabilities. I am an extremely respectful person, and Im not a complainer, but I will voice my opinion if I'm wrongfully disrespectEd. I caught Covid at the end of December. I had a fever for a couple of weeks (among some other symptom). The second day after I got the virus, I was in line for two hours at MD Now (Urgent Care) getting tested. After a week of having a fever I called Dr Santinis office and left a message with the Pa. After three days, ( on a Friday) the PA called me back to tell me that Dr Santini hasn't replied to my message yet. So I made a virtual doctors appointment. At the time of the appointment she telephoned me which in the past she made it a big deal to use virtual FaceTime through a physicians network. I explained to her what I had and testing positive and a controlled pain medication I've been on for many years not really keeping my fever at bay. She then blew up, and demanded to know who gave me that medication. She got very hostile. Then she said "Oh, I see your very heavy." (I am what I am, it's hard to lose weight when you can't move around very much, besides what does that even have to do with anything)? Then she said, if you feel you need an xray or anything else go to MD Now and get it, don't come here. And besides, it seems like your on the mend. She was making insults and she didn't even read my chart to see who I was, and why I take a lot of medications. I've been to her seven times, and each time I ask for a refill on my medication, it's like pulling teeth. Needless to say, I am switching to a different group of Doctors. Even if she was having a bad day, shouldn't you look into a patients chart before making accusations? I see the PPC business office reads these, but they seem to only reply to the positive reviews. Ive been with you for 15 years. Would be nice to get a response!!!