Jay Patel and his pediatric staff isn't in the business of entertaining you. They don't have toys…read morelining their waiting room walls like other children's doctors do. One measly activity center is all the sits on the floor. Not that your child would get the chance to play anyway. Dr. Patel sets his schedules just far enough apart to ensure that your stay in the waiting room is brief. By the time you check in, find a seat and pull the activity center out you are being called back to the examination area. Here, the nurses are brisk. They take your child's vitals (blood pressure, head size, weight, height) and get them moved into the enclosed patient rooms with very little unnecessary chatter or small talk. They tell it how it is, tell you what you need to know and not much extra. The walls in the patient room are huge, single colored canvases that stand pretty bare, save for one tiny set of stencils plastered to the wall (our last room had the Winnie the Pooh characters in extremely faded colors hanging up). The stencils are so close together that they do nothing to fill the empty space. They are the sole reminders that you are in a doctor's office designed for children. Well those and the signs hanging up that tell you not to eat and drink in the room and to take your dirty diapers out to the dumpster. Most adults, sans children, aren't walking around with dirty diapers on their being. There are no additional ads for medication, scary pictures telling you to repent or die or even information about common childhood diseases hanging on the walls. I like that. When the Dr. comes in he inquires about the symptoms your child is suffering from, may swab a nose or cheek or check an ear or lung and then make a diagnoses. He will prescribe medicine if needed, but this is usually a last resort. Bim, bam, boom you are checking out and leaving faster than I ever imagined possible. So why the three stars? As first time parents there are times that we feel we need more information and don't get it. If we ask, he tells us. It is just a matter of us thinking to ask. Other doctors seem to provide the information up front. This sometimes causes my wife to take an extra trip or make additional calls that possibly could've been avoided. I also go back to my first statement of Dr. Patel not entertaining you. He recently added televisions to the waiting area. I know this is pretty standard now-a-days but I'm a little weirded out that a pediatric doctor has no books in his waiting room but now has a television. That seems a bit backwards if you ask me.

Easiest experience ever. Efficient staff. Super nice and helpful. We were seen quickly, got x-rays…read moreright away and got results immediately. Overall very happy with our visit!

I had a very disappointing experience with Night Owl Pediatrics. The quality of care was poor, and…read morethe doctor came across as abrasive and dismissive throughout the visit. Despite explaining my daughter's symptoms in detail, we were given no clear guidance, recommendations, or next steps. I left feeling unheard and concerned that my child's needs were not taken seriously. I expected professionalism and compassion, but unfortunately did not receive either. I would not recommend this clinic based on our experience.

Never seeing here again ever…read more I just got surprised bill all the way from March. There's even copays stating I didn't pay. I don't remember a single time the receptionist allowed me to see the provider without the copayment and they claim I didn't in one occupation. I'm frustrated with this facility. I hope I won't get another surprise bill 2 years later from here.

I was feeling ill at Elissa Wright came right away! She tested me for flu, Covid and strep throat…read moreand eased my mind that I was negative for all. I am away from home and having that peace of mind is really important. I spoke to the NP and she assured me that I probably have allergies. I was so relieved to hear this and now I can continue my trip knowing I won't contaminate anyone.

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

Dr. Bryan Raymond provided amazing care for our elderly parents. Their feet were challenging, but…read morenow they are the healthiest they have ever been, and the ongoing maintenance has kept them very healthy and pain-free. Thank you, Dr. Bryan, for being amazing. We highly recommend him - check out his new practice in Wesley Chapel! PS the office customer service is phenomenal, too!!

From the owner: Mission Statement: To offer a comprehensive approach to patient access to podiatric care, provide…read morecomprehensive foot and ankle services, and provide patient access to highly skilled and trained physicians.

Called my pcp they told me to come down now to be seen having panic attack or an asthma attack got…read morethere at 2:25 they told me I had to come back at 4 that they were going to lunch, I told them you just told me to come down now and they still would not see me until 4 as I'm standing there gasping for air. I even asked for the supervisor they sad they don't have one so I asked who is in charge they said nobody I'm sorry someone has to be in charge they said no so I got my medical records and left, now I'm in the hospital. I will never go back to this place again. Clinicians, primary care, urgent care morris bridge and cross creek.

I took my daughter there at 9:10am to be seen. They open at 9am. We walked in the door and the…read morewaiting room was empty, approached the reception desk and was acknowledged with a Luke warm greeting. After explaining why she needed to be seen, the receptionist/medical assistant asked if we had an appointment. Of course we did not. I confirmed this was an urgent care location. She acknowledged and said we did both. She then said since you don't have an appointment you can be seen but only after those with appointments. Besides the fact this is supposed to be an urgent care center which under any medical model, regardless of appointments, patients should be triaged and then prioritized to be seen. Again I say the waiting room was completely empty and by her own admission there were no other patients being seen. I again asked if we had to wait to be seen despite no one other patients being present and she affirmed yes. Of course we left, but before doing so I asked one more time if they were an urgent care center and she affirmed. As a healthcare professional with vast knowledge about urgent care centers and operations I reminded her how a true urgent care should be, not like a primary care office. Besides their own website does not require, encourage, or offer a way for patients to make appointments for urgent care. Don't waste your time, find another place to go. I'm writing this review from another urgent care less than 15 minutes away from inside the exam room while my daughter is being examined!! What an extreme difference in care, tone, and they were most welcoming.

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.

-------VERY DISTURBING---…read more office staff "refuses" to book appointment with the "DOCTOR"---Diana C. Calderone, MD...only her two Physicians Assistants! I have worked my entire life to qualify for FULL Medicare--and I feel it's VERY RUDE to limit the level of my medical treatment. Typical Florida Medical Clinic scamming patients! ****SHAME ON YOU****