I don't even want to click one star. The way the nurses are treating my partner is a disgrace…read more Doctor signed off on showers as much as possible as that is the only thing was relieving his pain & nausea. Shift changes occurred and night shift is completely pushing him aside and disregarding that the doctor said he may shower at his pleasure. With a stern and judging voice, she told him to wait as she's busy with other things. I offered to wrap his arm myself and they ignored. We've been here for almost a week with no answers. After this experience, I have so much motivation to change my whole life career to go to nursing school and actually be there for people in time of need.

The staff in cardiac care 6th floor are awesome. All the people in the chemical stress test nuclear…read moremedicine dept. Are super but just like back in the 70's and 80's the hospital formerly known as Munroe regional is falling apart. I supposedly had the best room in the hospital room 609. It had a beautiful view, but nothing else in the whole room worked. The table was cracked and the laminate was peeling off. There was no shower head in the shower. The lamp was taken apart. There were no towels wash cloths or soap. It was absolutely disgusting. I will never go back to that hospital as long as I live. They used to say Monroe was where you go to die. Well, I still believe that to be true. The staff is great, but they need to tear that place down and start over.

Ocala Health is a great place for treatment, just like the hospital it is attached to. The check in…read moreis convenient and automated but there are friendly staff there as well in case you have any questions. The staff clearly care for their patients and put their comfort and care above all things. The clinic is well cared for and well kept. The bathrooms are usually clean and well stocked. The clinic rooms are comfortable and the wait time is pretty standard for what you would expect at the doctors office. However, this is due to them thoroughly answering all questions you may have about your condition. I left feeling well informed and with a better understanding of the plan for my care.

I was brought in by ambulance on Friday May 16 th.with chest pains and sky high blood pressure and…read moreI had every test known to man and around 12:00 noon I asked for pain meds and zofran, well around 1:00 the Dr came in and asked me if I wanted to go home , so Jason said you can't have pain meds if you are going home and I asked for it way before I found out that I was going home . Last night was worse trying to get my meds , the Dr wasn't answering their texts or returning their phone calls which is very unprofessional ! Finally I get them at midnight last night . I didn't want to come here anyway before because of a bad experience I had in the past . The thing that set me off was this crazy lady in the room across from me kept mashing her call button constantly , and I have a condition that makes me sensitive to noise and I got mad and walked out . Yes I let that lady know how upset I was and they said a comment was made and yes I did make a comment and I was told that I was leaving against hospital policy because Jason was trying to get ahold of a psychiatrist , well obviously a psychiatrist isn't going to return a phone call on the weekend . I give great regard to Crystal the Technician , she was so hard working and helpful unlike some of the other ones there

I have been going to Dr Clevinger for at least 25 years and I believe he is the best in Marion…read morecounty. He also takes care ofy family and several ofy friends and we all feel the same l feel lucky to have him as our Doctor

This is the absolute worst doctors office i have ever been to…read more They make me worse every time i go in and cant figure out the issue until 2-3 visits later but are very quick to take my money and send me bills Wait time is horrible over 45 minutes every time at least Dr patterson shoes me out the door because i was the last Patient for the day i am not happy at all with this office

Self Pay I first…read morechose Doctors Urgent Care because of its consistent five-star reviews. Each visit has been efficient, with wait times usually around 20 to 30 minutes or less. In today's horrific healthcare environment, prompt service and being treated with respect is scarce, which makes experiences and businesses like this stand out. I have now seen several of the rotating Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners, and every one of them has been warm, friendly, professional, and easy to talk to. I don't know how many they have on staff but they seem to have enough to serve everybody who comes in and very promptly as well. Overall bedside manner is warm, friendly, and genuinely interested in helping you. I never feel rushed through an appointment. My most recent visit involved what I believed was an ear infection, but it turned out to be more of an ear pH imbalance and irritation issue rather than anything severe. It is the kind of condition that can often be treated with simple over-the-counter remedies, yet it still helps to have a qualified medical provider evaluate it properly and point you in the right direction. Obviously, urgent care does not replace having a primary care physician. However, if you have no health insurance, very often you do not have a primary care physician either. That is the reality for millions of people who are unemployed, between jobs, self-employed, or simply not earning enough to absorb the monthly cost of a health plan. In the age of AI and economic disruption, more people are slipping through the cracks of healthcare than many care to admit. I do not currently make enough money to comfortably carry a monthly insurance plan, and I am not old enough for the next chapter of life, which is the Medicare age. Until then, clinics like Doctors Urgent Care provide an important bridge with reasonable self-pay pricing and accessible care. In a healthcare system wrought with obsessively high insurance costs and pharmaceutical companies earning billions each year while many Americans struggle to afford the basic necessities of life... this business is genuinely helping to fill an important gap for many people, which is why those five-star reviews continue.

excellent service, from the staff and doctor, reasonable price, clean place , even you don't have…read moreinsurance they are taking care of you. thank to all Happy Holidays

Wow! My wife needed an infusion for her low electrolytes due to medical condition. Had a…read morepositively AWFUL experience at Spanish Plaines. HCA did a great job! Expeditious & got her on IV in a hurry. Staff was very friendly given how busy it was. We had a nice experience - would us again for sure.

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

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Just HORRIBLE! after not eating and having to prep for the procedure they ask you to be there 1…read morehour before the procedure and then you still have to wait another hour for your procedure and then we waited another 30 minutes and some waited longer! never again!!! People behind desk are talking about their 4th of July holiday food they had.. and didn't care when we went up to fin out why we were still waiting?!? Small waiting room

I was allowed the opportunity to see Christine Pastorini for about 2 minutes. My procedure was…read moredone and they handed me the paperwork with the results and sent me on my way without so much as a diagnosis or a rundown of what the paperwork said about the procedure. I called and asked what the next step was because they never gave me a diagnosis. The person put me on hold for about a minute and came back and said I spoke to the doctor and she said I had irritable bowel syndrome without doing any further testing. I'm pretty sure I don't have IBS because I don't have most of the symptoms that confirms an IBS diagnosis. I'm getting a second opinion I'll keep you posted.

I had a procedure at Florida Hospital to stop my chronic nose-bleeds on October 30th. Florida…read moreHospital was formerly known as Monroe Regional Hospital. The doctor who performed the procedure was Dr David McKay and his PA was Ed. There aren't enough words to describe how wonderful they both were...before, during and after the procedure. I was so impressed by their concern and care...how everything was explained in detail, how I was monitored and the follow up that was incredible. Thank you Dr McKay and Ed...kudos for the great job you both did.