Mrs Carla Octopharma plasma Casselberry, Fl . She put the…read morewrong pressure in phisical exam. My blood pressure , was 93.3 and she put 100.3, and she said to me wait for lower pressure. And she said to the other Lady , who attends , and rhe takes the physical exam, don't take and looked at me. And inside the room , where receives the plasmas , she showed her tongue to me, when I was in line again, I thought it, was very unprofessional! Other lady in Tuesday , talking to me, if air gets in your vein, you die, but the needle had not entered in my vein.

People are nice, place clean, but the wait line is ridiculous. Last time I came I was 55 minutes in…read moreline. Just one person screening, no place to sit while you wait. Today is my 3rd Time here and I'm num 15 in line. I changed where I was going to because this is 4 minutes away from home. Definitely, I'm going to finish my 1st month and I am going back to KED. Very disappointed.

I have recently become a certified Red Cross volunteer as Disaster Action Team in Central Florida…read more When one thinks about the Red Cross, usually mass disasters, such as hurricanes or earthquakes come to mind; however the Red Cross does FAR more than that for the community. The Red Cross responds to local disasters on a daily basis, such as house fires, which occur many times a day in Greater Central Florida. Teams respond with compassion, care, and assistance for those impacted by a disaster. Working with multiple agencies, the Red Cross makes sure that victims of disaster are set up with immediate care for temporary housing, food, counseling and so much more. This local chapter in Orlando has an amazing team in place, balancing logistics, client care, volunteers and also offers a plethora of courses to the community in a variety of fields, such as certification for CPR/First Aid and more. The road to becoming a certified volunteer is rigorous and there are many courses to complete, but so very worth the time invested. This local chapter is so well managed and truly worthy of a 5 star rating. If you find yourself in need of assistance, please reach out to the Red Cross. If you are looking for a great place to volunteer, the Red Cross will help you find a good 'fit' for what you are looking to do. Hands on disaster response was my choice, but there are a great many areas that are needed to support the operation in administration areas, hospitality areas and more. Please contact the Red Cross now if you wish to become a volunteer and you will be trained and ready when the need arises for activation of volunteers.

Have to go monthly for test and potential removal of blood. Always spot on with comfort, service…read moreand super friendly team! Thanks for making it easy!

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I e been coming to this location since they opened in the "Daniel building" years ago…read more There is always a wait, unless you schedule online. The wait with an appointment is usually less than 15 minutes. The nurse I had last time was very sweet and did an excellent job. I was stuck without extra pain!

My appointment on Sept. 10 was for 8;30am. I arrived early and was driving away at 8:35. Check-in…read morewas fast and easy via text, I waited less than two minutes. I am a quesy patient, but Lucia put me at ease and made my experience more comfortable. Well done!

This place is fantastic. I was visiting and just came because of neck pain. Dr Yin made space for…read moreme and was so helpful and kind and I walked out without neck pain which I'm so thankful for!

While I'm happy for everyone else getting good care here, I did not. After explaining that I…read morewouldn't be able to afford all the sessions suggested, I was told many times that without paying this expense I would never get pregnant and my IVF wouldn't work. For someone who works so much with those struggling with infertility, I would think there'd be a bit more compassion. I spent an hour being told that I would basically never be pregnant without spending more money on acupuncture. It was horrible. I also bled so much, which has never happened from different acupuncture sessions. It was over all physically painful and emotionally devastating.

As a first time mom I did a lot of research on finding the right pediatrician for my infant. This…read moreplaces was great as soon as you walk in you get taken care of. The office experience is great everytime I call for questions or need to bring my kid in they never have an issue and always have availability.

I bring my 3 children here. Yes we wait sometimes longer than we would like. They are hard to get…read moreahold of on the phone. All things considered, the providers are great! They remember my child when we returned for follow ups. Made the kids feel comfortable and were very thorough addressing any concerns.

If I've learned anything from playing "rehab roulette" it's that an ideal rehab doesn't exist, you…read morejust have to find one in which the pros outweigh the cons, which is the case with La Amistad. The pros: The head of substance abuse, Larry, is outstanding. I thoroughly enjoyed his process group and learned a lot from him. Unfortunately, he does no one-on-one therapy outside of an initial intake assessment. There is no attempt to cut you off from the outside world unlike other rehabs, cough cough, Recovery Village, cough cough. Phone and internet privileges are comparatively generous: there are about four hours each day when the phone can be used and the internet can be used for an hour a day for work or business purposes. Television privileges are likewise generous as well, with cable and streaming services, and there are screens in several different rooms so finding something that's appealing to watch isn't difficult and as long as you don't put on something really objectionable, no one is going to complain, at least when I was there. The library also has a decent selection of DVDs as well. I enjoyed the twice weekly yoga classes - it gets you out of having to sit through yet another process group, and it's a habit that's stayed with me. Food is ok. Institutional food is institutional food, and there's always the salad bar if the hot food option is unappealing. If you've been a good little boy or girl and go to most of the stuff you should have been going to all week, you are afforded a weekly trip off campus to a Starbucks, bookstore and an organized outing (equine therapy, movie, candy store etc.). After several weeks of treatment, you are also free to leave campus for a limited amount of time, with a family member. Again, there is no attempt to cut you off from the outside world, and if you haven't played "rehab roulette," trust me, that is a big, big pro. I don't know if smoking can be considered a pro, but they allow it. That got me smoking again after 15 years not smoking, so I have mixed feelings about that. The cons: If you go for substance abuse, there is ZERO, and I mean ZERO attempt at dual-diagnosis treatment. Sessions with the psychiatrist, Dr. Buchholz, were perfunctorily brief and of little value. In fact, I'm not even sure he is a psychiatrist. The only certification he had on his wall was as a medical examiner, which would make him a pathologist. That's kinda creepy, isn't it, having a doctor whose patients are normally dead? The only saving grace of the doctor was he did not cut me off my benzodiazepine script for panic attacks but he did not recognize my depression and failed to prescribe any antidepressants, which (after being prescribed a SSRI by a subsequent psychiatrist) made all the difference in the world (if you feel good about yourself, you don't need to abuse drugs or alcohol). The individual therapists, Erin and Colette are useless. Both are unpleasant and Erin also has the dubious distinction of being judgmental as well. At first I thought the weekly one-on-one individual therapy was inadequate given that you live there and have all the time in the world for therapy, but once I figured out how unpleasant Erin was, I was glad it was only once a week. The pool (if there is a lifeguard) is only open an hour a day, and if you want to exercise in their limited gym AND use the pool, well, you're going to have to choose one or the other. In summary, La Amistad gets three stars. It's far from my idea of perfect, but after being in and out of these kind of places, saying that it sucks the least sums up my sentiment about it.

Actually, if the stars could go negative, that would be my rating. I had to give it a star to post…read moremy review, so that's the only reason. I was having a mental health crisis, so I had a phone consultation with 'La Amistad'. They had no beds and suggested I go to a South Orlando facility for 2 days instead. Mind you, I never said that I wanted to harm myself, or others. I disconnected with them. Orange County Police Department was deployed, to my work, as I was working my shift to be 'voluntary' Baker Acted. That meant being put in handcuffs in the back of an OPD SUV. My advice...THIS PLACE JUST WANTS YOUR INSURANCE. And they'll put you someplace until they can get it. I highly recommend another facility.

I don't understand why you cannot request a certain doctor to follow you when you're pregnant. It's…read moreyour body any you're paying for your care. I find that ridiculous.

It's a great place to go when you're pregnant. The attention and the care is incredible. But once…read moreyou give birth? horrible. I got put on hold for so many times when I was just trying to schedule a post parum appointment. Then once I finally did , they moved it to another day and I wasn't available that day. When I called to reschedule they said they didn't have any available dates and would call me back the next day. It's been almost a week. i still have yet to receive a call. once your baby is out, you're no longer important.