I want to give nurses Cortney and Ramsey 5 stars. Caring, professional, sympathetic, friendly and…read morehard working. They are in the ER. I came in by ambulance because of an acute attack of diverticulitis by ambulance. No rooms were available so I was placed on a very comfortable gurney in the hall. The entrance is about 100/150 feet away and today it is 53 degrees. Whenever that door opens a rush of very cold air comes in and adds to an already cold hallway. If they need to put people in the hall don't do it on the entrance path. I was in the hallway approximately 3 hours but my nurse made sure I had a blanket. The CAT scan tech was great too. My suggestion is add on more rooms this is Florida where we old people go to die but not by pneumonia.

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, died after what multiple independent physicians and an…read moreautopsy have confirmed was reckless medical negligence and neglect in an HCA Florida Hospital where she was taken after being rear‑ended at a red light. Her internal bleeding went undiagnosed for about eight hours despite glaring signs. Once imaging was finally ordered and active internal bleeding was confirmed, surgery was delayed for roughly seven more hours. In the meantime, the doctor ordered mass blood transfusion in an improper way that worsened her condition instead of stabilizing her, while failing to move the central line that was improperly placed and that the radiologist recommended be repositioned. HCA Healthcare has faced no consequences, and there is no way for people researching physicians through the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the medical licensing board, to see what happened to my daughter. Because she was 25, unmarried, and had no children, Florida's 'Free Kill' law strategically blocked me from pursuing legal recourse to ensure the hospital and its physicians are held accountable so the harm does not continue. If you or your loved ones rely on HCA Healthcare in Florida, please take time to learn how this system really works and how families can protect themselves. Search for and follow Healthcare Accountability Initiative to learn how you can use your voice to push for safer, accountable healthcare. Cindy Jenkins Mother of 25 year old "Free Kill" Taylor Jenkins Founder, Healthcare Accountability Initiative @healthcareaccountability.org

On July 3, 2017, five days after breaking my wrist/forearm bone, Husband drove me here for day…read moresurgery. Dr. Donovan operated on my wrist here, at Trinity Medical Arts Building, in the early morning hours. This is an exceptional facility, with caring staff who know what they are doing. From paperwork, to gown, to survey (I was not awake when Dr. Donovan put a titanium plate and 9 pins in my right wrist), I was treated with compassion and professionalism. When I was awake and coherent, I felt much better. I was in and out in record time. Kudos who helped me prepare for surgery, who assisted Dr. Donovan during surgery, and helped me after surgery so I could return home in record time. I was also impressed when a nurse called me later in the day to inquire about my recovery. My diagnosis, this surgery, and my follow ups with Dr. Donovan were wonderful, and I highly recommend him and this facility!

My wife went to the emergency room yesterday Mon. June 14th. 2022. Existing heart condition, chest…read morepains, can't breath, Saturday and Sunday, waited till Monday to learn her cardio MD is out of the country. At the emergency room the Triage nurse demanded she keep her mask on. My wife in tears said she can't breathe. The nurse said mask on or you can leave this hospital now. My wife is on pain management. After not having her medications she started withdraw symptoms . A nurse finally got her meds. She called me today around eleven AM to say she hasn't had any food for 27 hours and each time she tells them they've said the kitchen is closed. Today, still starving they say she can't eat till certain tests are done. Now a nurse says that's unlikely today. Each time she has stated concerns or complaints they have had different people say, " Well you can go home if your not happy ". I have had friends go to this hospital and raved about everything. That's why I convinced her to go to Trinity in New Port Richey. I have been in dozens of hospitals over the years from injuries and have never heard such attitude. What kind of hospital says to a patient, a starving patient, a patient in pain( several surgeries from accidents leaving chronic pain) and under a Florida orthopedic pain management Doctor, laying on a gurney for a dozen hours with no room ready, who voices some concerns and physical complaints, is told repeatedly if you don't want to comply, get your things to be discharged. Now she just called me to say one doctor says we need more tests and now some arrogant " heart" doctoc comes in and says we're just changing your meds. There is no communication at all.

I have been here a few times. It's in a convenient location for me. I've had good experiences and…read morebad. Today was particularly bad. It's January. New health insurance cards. New HSA cards. But sometimes, there are mixups. For whatever reason my HSA card wasn't working. I couldn't get a hold of anyone over the phone, so I had to leave with no help. I'd already had a bad migraine for 2 days. This did not help. I'd been there multiple times recently and had no issues with payment. But getting billed was not an option, so zero medical attention for me. I guess it's really not urgent "care." It's more urgent payments, then see what happens. I suppose it's not the biggest deal in the world, but it's very unpleasant when you're already not feeling well. There were other small issues, but nothing as disappointing as today bad experiences.

I can't say enough good things about this urgent care. After being turned away by a much larger…read morecompany nearby, they took me in immediately and helped me complete all of my pre-employment requirements with no hesitation. Even though they were clearly busy, everyone was incredibly kind, efficient, and welcoming. Amy, the NP, was absolutely wonderful -- so professional, compassionate, and thorough. The manager and front desk girls were amazing as well, keeping everything running smoothly and making me feel truly taken care of from the moment I walked in. What really stood out was how well everyone worked together as a team when things got hectic. You could tell they genuinely care about their patients and about supporting each other, and that made a huge difference in my experience. On top of all that, the facility is extremely clean, which always makes me feel even more comfortable and confident in the care I'm receiving. I truly appreciate all of them and highly recommend this urgent care. I will definitely be coming back here in the future if I ever need anything urgent!

I would've given a five star review. The lab tech I had was excellent. Wait time was very…read morereasonable as I did not have an appointment. The reason they are not getting five stars is because the female that was on duty took one of her friends out of turn. The lady had not registered nor did she have an appointment as we could hear them talking. This is wrong. We were all waiting and there were people ahead of me that should've been taken Before that walk-in. I'd recommend talking to that lab tech. I think she was the only female working today.

Always a pleasant experience. Always painless. Streamlined check in and usually never any wait.read more

We have seen all four of the practitioners here and always have a great experience. If you need a…read morepediatrician, I highly recommend Pediatric Specialists Medical Group. They always get us in same-day for a sick visit too.

Dr Pham is absolutely wonderful. She has encouraged me to breastfeed my daughter until 1, without…read moreher I would have given up a few weeks in. She has wonderful bedside manner and listens to all of my questions concerns and addresses each one, never rushing through an appointment. She takes care of both of my children (3 and 1 years old). I highly recommend her and her husband!

Not many people like having to go for a colonoscopy, but knowing that I was going to a Bay Care…read morefacility, and knowing that Dr. Nanda was my doctor, relieved me of anxiety and apprehension. From check in with Michelle to surgery with Dr. Nanda and his crew (Sara, Dr. Brennen, Debora, Trevor, Denise) to check out (Angela & Lisa), everything was superlative!

Tell your Gastro Doc that this facility is Top Rated ! The staff is friendly, organized, helpful,…read moreexperts and customer oriented ! Their operating procedures and the In and Out was speedy and efficient. All the way from The Front Desk to Nurses and Aides ! I highly recommend that you look for a Gastro Doc that is affiliated to this facility. Thank You !

This establishment ins in YELP with improper in formation, address is wrong, hope I corrected that…read moreproblem. This is a fully functional all purpose 1 stop for cancer concerns or the disease itself. They do the blood draws, infusion, chemo, radiation & so much more. The building is ultra functional to have everything under 1 roof. I can't say enough about the staff, they really go above & beyond the call of duty! All very Posative energy, ultra caring & sensative. The visits usually come with 1 or multiple hugs, that are free, sincere & from the heart. What's a girl to do? When one hears the "C" word mentioned in any context to themselves, it is a major bummer, so go where you can be yourself & treated wonderfully.