Dr. T called me personally before my first visit and this was extremely helpful as she wanted to…read moremake sure that the visit was going to be well worth both of our time. I have honestly almost never received a call ever directly from a doctor. She took more than one hour to assess me go over my history and previous labs and came up with an excellent plan of care. I can't recommend her enough. Her staff is equally as wonderful, thorough and kind.

From the owner: Our medical practice is like a close friend, always there to support your well-being. We started…read morethis place with a big dream: to make healthcare feel more like caring for family. We mix the best of internal medicine with lifestyle tweaks to create a care plan that's all about you. Being a private practice means we get to be more like your neighbor than a big clinic. We're all about making your health journey feel personal, blending our medical know-how with a touch that feels more human. Think of us as trailblazers walking beside you, not just in healthcare but in life. Your well-being is a crucial part of your story, and we're here to make every chapter healthier and happier, with a commitment to stick by you through thick and thin.

Haven't seen him yet. Am researching and looking around for a new primary care doctor and have…read morealways preferred an internist for my primary care physician. It is just a personal preference. After I graduated from the care of my pediatrician at the age of 24, yes 24, and started taking my first-born to him, I was lucky enough to find an internist for my very first primary care physician as an adult. So with that being said, I do my research and investigating on a very serious note because a primary care physician becomes part of your family and you literally must be able to trust them with your life. Dr. Watkins sounds like I may be able to just do that.

Doctor Watkins is friendly and straight forward. Truly cares about the quality of his care for the…read morepatient. I have been going to his office for years and have always felt confident in his guidance and care. I have never felt rushed or dismissed. The quality and care shown by him and his staff is the very best.

Dr Dham is one of the best doctors I have found. She is very intelligent, very helpful, and she…read morelistens. Above all, she talks TO you, not at you or down to you. This is not one of those offices where they just cram different pills down your throat to get their pharmaceutical bonuses. If you're looking for a pill mill, go somewhere else. If you're looking for quality health care, definitely give Dr. Dham a try. She incorporates a total wellness approach: body, mind, spirit, and emotion. A personal thank you the Dr. Dham for her help with my recent issues as well as my wife's.

I've been using Wesley Chapel Medical Care for a while now and every time I go there, I am treated…read morein a professional and friendly manner. They are very efficient and always take me in either before or at my appointment time. Dr. Patel or anyone of the staff listened to my questions or concerns and put me at ease with answers.

Alicia Fierro, DO is fabulous! She took the time to answer my questions and she appeared to…read moregenuinely care. Office staff very friendly and professional except for check out person, she was busy doing too many things on the computer to actually pay attention to the person she is checking out. Can't go wrong with Dr. Fierro!

Worst medical care system ever!…read more Our wonderful doctor of 22 years retired last year and we are trying to find a new primary care doctor. Well, good luck with that! We have tried calling four doctors so far. Right now, our primary need is to refill current prescriptions that we got from our old doctor less than 8 months ago. But, what a run around we are getting, since each doctor in the FMC system we called is telling us we are considered NEW patients and the next opening for a new patient appointment is in four months. So, after 22 years we are new patients? So, all those previous 22 years of office visits, physicals, tests, surgeries, etc. suddenly don't count? So every time I want to see a different doctor I am going to be considered a new patient? And therefore have to wait four months for an appointment, for a visit during which I see the doctor for only 15 minutes. Well then, what is the reason for being in the FMC system? All we need right now is to refill our prescriptions, something that we cannot wait four months to do. These scripts were written by a FMC doctor, why all the hassle when we just need refills. Oh wait... I was able to get an appointment for the following week to see a doctor when they wanted me to have two expensive test procedures. Oh wait... we were also told of a new FMC policy. Patients are now required to see a FMC doctor TWICE a year, whether they need to or not or else they go back to being NEW patients again. Florida Medical Clinic system seems more concerned with the bottom line of money making than in any real concern for their patients' health.

My son is a patient of Dr. Manish Shah, and I have to say he has been a positive influence, always…read morechecking in on him and providing exceptional care around the clock. The office experience has also been great--scheduling emergency appointments or adjusting existing ones has always been hassle-free and efficient. I would highly recommend Dr. Shah for babies due to his compassionate care and dedication.

First, Janae Tomkins is absolutely great. However, the practice is trash. I called for an…read morealbuterol inhaler refill in January, and because I hadn't been seen since my physical in May, I had to make a follow-up appointment. During the appointment, Janae and I spoke for about 15 minutes. I told her that I'd make an appointment for my annual physical in May. I went to the front desk to make an appointment for a physical and was told that the appointment that I just had was a physical. I called the next day to clear up any misunderstanding, and make sure my insurance was billed accordingly and was told by the receptionist that she would check "with the office". She called me back and informed me that, because my insurance wants people to have physicals at the beginning of the year, it was a physical. I then told the receptionist that I normally ask for full bloodwork to be ordered at my annual physical, and that I'd like an order for bloodwork. The receptionist then told me that I'd have to make another appointment to come back to the office before an order for bloodwork would be written. It's not unique to this office, but the entire healthcare system is a scam, one which this practice fully embraces. It's built upon making patients unnecessarily, and repeatedly, come in for appointments for the purpose of billing insurance companies.

RELIEF! This experience was tragic for us. But their experience & confidence in what they do made…read morelife so much easier for us to endure through the process beginning to end. My husband had surgery Dec 8, 2016. Before going in he had been having very high blood pressure, had several episodes of kidney stones, was in chronic pain especially his heels, knees, elbows & wrists, he battled chronic fatigue, sleep apnea, heart burn & extreme moodiness. Up to being on the stretcher going into surgery I requested pillows to help prop up his knees & lay across his lap to rest his hands on to try to make him more comfortable which he still was NOT. After going back to prep for surgery, have surgery & wake up in recovery approx an hour my husband was in better mood! He had his IV out & was talking. I asked him if he needed his pillows back & he said he was fine & wasn't hurting at all. When discharged a couple hrs later he was ready to eat! We went back to the hotel by shuttle & ate in their restaurant. He ate mild hot wings, blacked fish & seasoned veggies with lemonade to drink. Fasting for surgery and being about 4 pm (this is food & drink he generally can't tolerate on a normal day!!!) I was surprised he did well. When we got back to the room we played a full game of rummy with him wide awake (out of character with his usual preference to nap without being in surgery). After the game of cards he wanted Pizza so I ordered a pepperoni Pizza with great warning! But he tolerated it!!! That night he tried to get us up & on the road to head back to the Panhandle of Florida which took us 6 hrs to get there due to road construction & heavy steady traffic. When we got home he proceeded to go out to work in his garage! He has surgery less than 24 hrs ago. He has so much energy compared to before. He (we) now sleep all through the night without to 10-20 episodes of apnea that waked us up before each night. His blood pressure is now within normal limits & NO MORE bone & joint pain. He had a small growing lesion above his left eye lid for a solid year BUT it disappeared. I am hopeful he won't have anymore kidney stones. My happy, friendly husband is back! He had been missing for 12-14 yrs! This group of persons that work there were all extremely kind & informative. They answered questions I did not think of yet. The doctors are extremely confident about their knowledge & surgery of the Parathyrold. While we were there waiting for him to come from surgery we met people from New York and out West. One had previous surgery at a Mayo clinic but they were not complete in their surgery & she needed another so they referred her there. I am so THANKFUL for their practice & expertise! Worth the surgery!!!!!

Great dr. Came from nj years ago. Highly recommend. My levels have been great since thx again doc.read more

Nurse practitioner, Samantha Dolan, was attentive, helpful, and explained my care well. Doctor Adam…read moreKoby, was helpful and explained injury aftercare well. The ED male nurse who gave me my medication was un-helpful. As he was pushing the med cart into view of my hospital room, I heard him say "SHE ordered a pain med for HER and SHE doesn't even act like SHE's in pain." Later, as I was filling out my registration on an ipad device in my ER room, I was asked me to take a picture. I could not accomplish this on my own since I have a rotator cuff tear. The same ED male nurse was in the hallway so I asked him to help, and he said, "SHE can", and kept walking. A nice lady did come in to assist me. The same ED male nurse came in to give me discharge instructions. I still had the registration ipad device and I asked him who takes that back up to registration, and he said "YOU can." At one point I was told that the nurse would be in to recheck my blood pressure and give me a sling before discharge. That never happened, no repeat vital signs and no sling offered. In summary: If the ED male nurse did not use pronouns to address 3 females (we all have names) and it is a matter of respect, if the ED male nurse did not judge my pain level and be judgemental, if the ED male nurse did not tell an injured (rotator cuff tear) elderly female, age 66, to carry the ipad device out to registration, if the ED male nurse did not forget to take my vital signs, and did not forget to give me a sling, I would of rated the rest of my care with a 5 star rating.

The imaging department is breathtakingly incompetent. I'm simply trying to get a breast biopsy and…read morethey can't see the order nor the records in the portal. I've been trying to get this biopsy for three days. I cannot tell if they are actively trying to kill me or it's just as I said earlier incompetence.

We moved to the Wesley Chapel area on October 2019 and immediately searched for a Family Practice…read morefor my husband and I. We found Dr. Manalo. After several visits we found the Dr to be very attentive, extremely nice and helpful to me and my husband had a good rapport with the Nurse practitioner. It wasn't until later that we discovered that the Administration for the practice is completely the contrary from the medical staff. They are cold, in-personal, And with zero customer service. Specifically his Ofc Manager, Paul. This gentleman is rude and ruthless. The ofc constantly mixed up my visit bills with my husbands visit bills and acted annoyed when we questioned it. We still continued to visit the practice until recently when we received a $1,160. Bill from LabCorp. We have BlueCross Insurance and they only use Quest as in network. We had our Lab work done at the practice and they send it to LabCorp instead of Quest. When the doctor was informed by me of this, he was surprised and apologize and told me to send the bill that they would take care of it. 7 months later and they haven't. My insurance has been involved and LabCorp is aware of the situation and out of sympathy have not send us to collections, but his Ofc Manager refuses to deal with this bill and keeps giving us the run around. I have no way to contact Dr. Manalo. We have already found a different Primary Physician and are now dealing with our attorney so they can directly take care of this situation before our credit gets negatively impacted. Be aware of this practice. It's sad that Dr. Manalo has no idea what his patients are going through with their office staff..

From the owner: Dr. Ronald S. Manalo is a board certified primary care physician at Florida Family Practice in…read moreTampa and Wesley Chapel, FL. Certified by the American Board of Family Medicine, he is a distinguished member of the American Medical Association, Florida Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Manalo has excelled in all of his scholastic endeavors. He was accepted to Fort Valley State University with a full academic scholarship and went on to earn his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology graduating with distinction and honors. For as long as he can remember, Dr. Manalo has dedicated his life to helping and serving others. In pursuit of his life goals, he went on to obtain his Medical Degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee. He then continued his educational training at Mercer School of Medicine / Navicent Health Hospital in Macon, Georgia. He completed his internship and residency training there and during his time, Dr. Manalo served as a

Dr Singer was competent and compassionate. Ranked # 1 my me…read moreof all Doctors in my own history. His office closed at some point. I am looking for a way to find where he is and how I can get copies of my own personal medical records? Have Googled his name and only find rather old reviews???

He is the most considerate Dr.....Has the best bedside manner......Never in a rush and always has…read morea good sense of understanding your health problems....Dr. Singer is simply the best.