The wait to get an allergy shot at the Weston location is beyong ridiculous. Allergy shot…read moreappointments are scheduled and they have like 5 other people and testing at the same time. I should not have to wait 40-45 minutes to just get a quick allergy shot every time I come here which had been for almost 1 year. Very unprofessional. We all can't just wait around

Dr. Shamir is optimistic and cares about his patients. I had a good feeling about it and look…read moreforward to getting treatment and fully recovering. Thank you FCAA!!!

Started off what I thought was good until my insurance denied a procedure. Never got a call back…read more Will not return my calls to while I am still suffering from what I went there in the first place. Avoid this place like the plague.

Here it is, my FIRST review for 2024 & it's not a restaurant!!!…read more I'm literally still sitting here waiting for my prescription but I wanted to write my 5 STAR REVIEW for Dr. Sina Joorabchi & his practice! A well oiled machine because I got here half an hour early and only waited 10 minutes before I was ushered in the back. There's a pre-registering process done all online that makes the process as seamless as possible. Can't thank this Dr. enough for such a gentle experience and as embarrassing as it is to have to have my earwax removed, no, "scraped off your eardrum," I'm so happy I found him and there's no doubt why he's got a TON of 5 Star reviews. Please add mine as well!!!

I have been seeing Dr. Landman for almost 30 years. He is compassionate, caring, knowledgeable and…read morevery kind. there are several offices and you can always get an appointment.

Summary: The Allergy…read moreand Asthma Center of Florida is plagued by unprofessional staff, poor communication, and ineffective treatments--despite prescribing me Albuterol and Trelegy, they refused to refill them after four months without another visit, clearly prioritizing my $75 copay over my health; do not trust them. A year's worth of experience with this office: I'd like to preface this review by saying that I am not a frequent patient, nor do I visit doctors unless absolutely necessary, and medication is always my last resort. I first visited the Allergy and Asthma Center of Florida in January 2024 and my experience was poor from the very start. Finding the office was unnecessarily complicated--while they listed the address, no instructions were provided on how to access the building. After wandering and calling multiple numbers, I eventually found my way. This early example of their lack of communication set the tone for my entire experience. The male nurse who attended to me was unprofessional and inappropriate. His demeanor was rude, and during the exam, he positioned me in an uncomfortable manner, sat me between his legs, and made a crude gesture when I mentioned having an IUD, adding a condescending comment. It was shocking. He also gave unclear directions for a breathing test, blamed me for doing it wrong, and was overall difficult to work with. Thankfully, I was later attended to by an older nurse who had excellent bedside manner and gave clear instructions, which was a relief. I was prescribed an inhaler but received no breathing treatments or EpiPen, leaving me with little help for my symptoms. When I returned in August of 2024, the experience was no better. I was met with the same unprofessional front desk staff, who repeatedly sent text messages cancelling and rescheduling my appointment without proper communication. I had to confirm my own appointment by calling, only to be met with a dismissive "yeah, it's fine." The female doctor I saw this time was patient and tried her best to work with my insurance limitations, which I appreciated. After six weeks of treatment, I was scheduled for allergy testing but never received any preparation instructions. No reminders, no written guidelines, nothing. When Hurricane Milton approached and I had to reschedule, I used this as an opportunity to ask how to prepare--only to be given vague responses. I wasn't told how to use the lidocaine cream, where to apply it, or when. When I mentioned not having the necessary Saran Wrap, I was told to "just go to the store." During. A. Hurricane. Ultimately I chose to forego any preparation just "winging it" The test results confirmed everything I had already told them they said my only solution was to go there once a week for shots that may or may not do anything for me. I don't know about you but I don't have a spare weekly hour in my schedule certainly not for a "treatment" that there is no guarantee of success for. I have composed this entire review in March of 2025, while on hold for the last 16 minutes. You see after they denied my prescription refill which helps me manage my symptoms they want me to come in for a follow up every 3 months. What for? My $75 copay is my only logical guess. The woman who called me back a few moments had arguably the worst attitude of everyone I have encountered in nearly a year of this horrific office and when I asked for a doctor to call back she said "well they see 35 patients a day" I clarified "so they're too busy" she stated "they aren't an office that sees 8 people a day, this isn't unusual". And refused to let me leave a message with them. While the doctors themselves are friendly , their treatment plans have proven ineffective. The front desk staff, however, are abysmal--rude, unorganized, and in desperate need of training. This practice needs a serious overhaul in both communication and professionalism. Do not go here, they cannot help you.

The first time I was introduced to "the salt cave" was a few years ago when I was researching…read morealternative ways to assist someone suffering from asthma. While I discovered what it did for asthma I also learned of a slew of other benefits it provided for anyone else wanting to improve their health. After my very first visit I was sold and therefore brought my entire family along. Recently, I came across a Groupon deal that offered one salt room session for a very reasonable price. I bought it so that I could get a feel for the place. Making the appointment was super easy. I made it for 2 pm in the afternoon. I arrived early to fill out paperwork. I spent 45 minutes in the salt room, just me alone. It was great. It's 45 minutes of peace while inhaling salt that is penetrating your nostrils, throat, lungs, and entire body. I felt great afterward. They also offer other services that you might be interested in - Acupuncture, Halotherapy, Ozone Therapy, and others. You can check out their website to learn more. https://www.vitasaltcave.com/

From the owner: Are you tired of taking a medicine for your breathing and sinus issues? Salt therapy is a drug-free…read moretreatment at Vita Health Wellness Center. Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial natural effective treatment with negative ions, with no side effects, to help you breathe easier, restore your health and renew your skin with no side effects. We use a state-of-the-art Halomed dry salt generator with medical grade salt. We offer doctor supervised dry salt therapy in a cozy, relaxing cave-like setting to treat respiratory and skin conditions, anxiety, and more. We believe that breathing well is not a luxury. Taking care of your lungs and immunity system is a necessity. Effective halotherapy can be a vital part of your regular wellness plan. The comfortable loungers, soft lighting and relaxing music make it easy to see why halotherapy can make for an enjoyable experience. But what's really appealing is the positive effect on asthma, a condition that affects more than 25 million people in USA.

Dr. Kendrick is an exceptional pediatrician who was not only my pediatrician in the 80's-90's but…read morenow my son's. His competence and warm and friendly personality makes him a gem of the medical profession!

I'm 34 years old and suffer everyday after an entire childhood under the "care" of Dr. Fligenspan…read more His cool last name and guesses about how tan he'd be since the last visit nearly overshadowed the lack of medical expertise. In a time when internet access to information was nearly non existent, he was our source. My mom brought me and my raging sore throat to his Pediatric Associates practice almost on a monthly basis. Strep test everytime. It's so traumatic I can't even look at cotton swabs near my face (and refuse to get a covid tested) without crying. Screaming, they'd bring in nurses -- wavy hair, big banged ladies-- to hold me down on the examination table. Yes, I'm traumatized by the abuse. How many dozen times it take for a decent medical "professional" to raise a flag? Maybe say "change your diet/stop eating dairy", "try oil of oregano, natures antibiotic or colostrum to rebuild your gut microbiome" instead of repeatedly KILLING IT with meds over and over and over again.