If you want unprofessional and uncaring, this is the place. I had a morning appointment and walked…read moreout after waiting 45 minutes in a full waiting room. A staff member told me that the doctor makes them schedule in a way that makes patients wait a long time. No doctor like that is qualified to treat me.

My experience with this "upscale" clinic was approximately 10 years ago and I still anger when I…read morelook at the permanent bruise on my right shin. The spider veins are now just a purple patch. I went to four session and a substance that was used was a "foamy" injectable. Well, on my last visit, the women doing the injection used a different substance and said that the "foamy" doesn't work so they switched. Well, no other mention that it was used on me multiple times without results. I should have known better than to have been impressed with the neighborhood and interior when forced to watch the physician's self-congratulatory video over and over again in the waiting room. This was a waste of a lot of my hard-earned money.

Best Doctor you can dream of! This doctor truly cares about…read morehis patients and shows it. Spends time with you educating you about your issues and helping you get better I am a diabetic and he has been the best for my treatment

Caring, thoughtful with an encyclopedic knowledge of the endocrine system. He has a way of…read moreexplaining things in lamen's terms but connecting it back to your overall medical conditions / concerns. He knows things that many other endocrinologists don't have much experience with. I've been a patient of his for 7+ years and would highly recommend him. His staff is extremely friendly, professional and responsive.

This is a very professional practice. The doctors are very compassionate towards their patients,…read moreespecially Dr. Hernandez-Rey. All his employees are really kind and considerate. I am currently 12 weeks pregnant. Thank you doc!

We went to see Dr. Hernandez about a year ago, and A YEAR after our last visit, I receive a bill…read morefrom his office saying that I have to pay them the copay for an exam and since I don't have any receipts, they told me I was still responsible. I have never seen a doctor's office that provides a service without collecting the copay, and all of a sudden this office is the first one not to collect copay before a service? Who keeps receipts after a year? I'm very disappointed that a doctor's office is coming after patients with charges that are almost impossible to argue after a year. If I had been contacted within weeks or months, I would understand, but a year! That is too much. Today, I had to pay them because they were going to send to collection for a copay! It's not about the money, but about the principals of running an ethical business. This was a Horrible experience.

Dealing with this medical office has been a mess. They can't get anything right and are extremely…read morenegligent. I have waited 3 weeks for my medical records, just to received medical records with someone else's name on it. My insurance office communicated to me that they have been trying to get a hold of someone in this neurology office to get my MRI approved for my Multiple Sclerosis, and have not been able to do so. Avoid this office at all cost, because for a person who has a life changing disease like MS, they do not treat your case with urgency, they do not treat patients with care, and the administrative team at the office is NASTY. I don't wish this on anyone and I hope this helps you make your decision on this medical office.

Dr George Gonzalez is an excellent Neurologist. He spends time with you listens to your concerns…read moreand actually cares about you. He is the absolute best.

I took my grandmother in for an appointment because she was having varicose vein pain in a leg. Her…read moreappointment was apparently scheduled with a nurse practitioner who after looking at her leg recommended she come in again to see the doctor and to have an ultrasound. So, what was the point of this appointment? Their next available appointment to see the doctor and have the ultrasound done is in 6 weeks. That's just unacceptable. Nice staff and no doubt the nurse practitioner was knowledgeable but wasted my time.

It really was a short but very professional business , I have to go back to visit them to fulfill…read moremyself a study soon in the lower extremities

Dr. Goodman knows his field, and unlike other doctors offices, his staff are nothing short of…read morephenomenal. Bedside manners are great, and no matter the amount of questions you ask (trust me on this one), they all take the time to answer every single one of them. They're prompt with blood work, are on call 24/7 if needed, and go that extra distance for their patients. I recently had an experience where I had to be hospitalized (twice) over the weekend, and eventually rushed by ambulance the second time before being operated on. Dr. Goodman called ER ahead of me getting there, then phoned twice a day, until he was certain that I was out of danger. He was with us every. step. of. the. way. I mean seriously - who does that these days?!! I won't drone on and on, but I do know one thing - I'm a harsh critic, and I'll totally own that. And it's because I want to get what I pay for, as I believe it's my right. But this is the first doctor that I've ever happily paid for services from (though I cringe just thinking that I just said that). And though I don't want more patients going there when I have to go (hey, no one likes a long wait at the doc office!!!), I will tell you that you probably won't find a better RE in South Florida. Oh. One tip - if you get the answering service, just leave a message. In my experience, someone will get it, and return the call if urgent.

Total Pro!! Picking an endocrinologist is a big deal. Youd…read morebe hard pressed o find a more professional doc. xoxo

I had my implant done by Perito and his team when I was 28 years old. Having to get the procedure…read moredone at a young age was difficult for me to come to terms with. From the initial ultrasound to today when I needed help receiving clearance to get an MRI with the implant, they've taken great care of me. Anytime I've reached out, even after hours, I've been able to reach Perito. The surgery and recovery all went as planned. The best part is that now with the implant, it looks and performs better than ever. I greatly appreciate all his office has done.

You know you're dealing with the best when the worst criticism anyone can offer is that they're…read morebusy. I traveled a long distance specifically to be treated by the absolute best--and Dr. Perito and Brett Levitt exceeded every expectation. This is, without question, the most elite doctor/PA combination in the field. As a pharmacist, I can confidently and happily confirm this. From the very first interaction, their professionalism, confidence, and precision were immediately evident. Dr. Perito's expertise and experience are unmatched, and Brett Levitt is exceptional--highly knowledgeable, meticulous, and genuinely invested in patient outcomes. Together, they function as a perfectly synchronized team. If you care about safety, aesthetics, natural results, and long-term outcomes, this is the place to go. There is no rushing, no guessing, and no shortcuts--only thoughtful planning, transparency, and true mastery of technique. The entire experience was smooth, reassuring, and absolutely worth every mile traveled. I would do it again without hesitation and recommend them to anyone who wants the best possible result, not just a result. Simply put: world-class care and world-class results.

In my opinion and experience, Dr. Come Gomez initially came across as caring and professional…read more However, that image was dismantled with time. I consulted Dr. Gomez back in 2020. It happened to be at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. For this reason and others, I objected to undergoing a prostate biopsy for fear of infection. Later in early 2026, I followed up with another consultation with Dr. Gomez. This time, Dr. Gomez did not conduct a clinical interview and/or physical exam; his assistants did. His PA started by indicating that I needed a biopsy of the prostate since my PSA was "high". It has gone from 3.6 in 2023 to 6.9 in 2026. By then, my cytology on 02/24/26, was negative; MRI indicated that there is no evidence for restricted diffusion." Yet, Dr. Gomez insisted on a Biopsy. I told him I would think about it. He continued typing on his computer and referred me to see Dr. Manoharan at the Baptist Oncology Center. Once, I called Baptist to get a second opinion, but it refused unless I had already had a biopsy done. A few more days, I received a certified letter from Dr Gomez discharging him from his care. No reason given. Dr. Gomez never discussed the pros and cons of a biopsy, nor the actual planned procedures. He never discussed the different levels of PSA vis-à-vis prostate size, patient age, and other factors to give informed consent. He limited himself to telling me that I had a 50/50 chance of cancer. Once I reviewed my medical records, Dr. Gomez had written a page-long report detailing that I understood the "treatment plan," etc. That did not occur! In fact, I learned more about the ramifications of prostate biopsies and the relationships/ratios of the sizes of the prostate and levels of PSA, what constitutes PSA, from videos on YouTube and my new urologist in Mexico than from Dr. Gomez. Once, I questioned Dr. Gomez about the benefits of conducting a PSE (Prostate Screening Epigenetic). He responded that he would not stop using PSA since it is his favorite routine test compared to the newer tests. Epigenetic tests are deemed more advanced tools that help refine decisions: Whether to biopsy or whether cancer is likely aggressive. To add insult to injury, I called Dr. Gomez's office four times requesting a copy of my medical records, but it wasn't until after I sent a certified letter, with a copy to an attorney, that I received them.

I gave 1 star only because I had to. My 75 year old husband had an accident on7/19 and fractured…read morehis pelvis in 4 places. After 3 hospitalizations and 5 weeks in rehab we called the office to make an appointment. My husband was an existing patient. The secretary basically said "No way. We have sent you a letter." During this time, did my husband miss an appointment, obviously. Did we call to cancel, no? It was definetlly not on our minds. After I explained the circumstances the secretary said,"Once the letter goes out ,no chance." In choosing a doctor it is important that he has a heart as well as a brain.