My experience is with the 4th floor out patients surgery. My wife needed cataract surgery and this…read moreis the location our insurance uses. Entrance was easy with security scans like you are boarding a plane. Then registration with a very pleasant lady. Up to the 4th floor waiting area where Tatiana greeted us and got my wife set. Very shortly my wife was taken in and I had 3hrs to kill. Unfortunately the cafeteria was closed due to construction so I walked to a place to get some food and bring it back. My wife said her experience was great and the nurses were so nice and made her feel like a princess . When her surgery was done they called me, even though I was in the waiting room, and said to bring the car around they would wheel her out. A very nice volunteer wheeled my wife out and I to the car we went. When she is ready for her other eye I hope they are still using this location.

I was seen by emergency room dr almost 3 hrs ago for dizziness, fatigue and weakness was moved…read morefrom room to a chair waiting for results of blood test still on a chair and spoke to nurse if there is somewhere I can go to lay down she said no sit in a chair. Almost 4 hrs still sitting in chair. My first visit here. Never again

Just called about a CDL medical card and not only was she rude but when I proceeded to tell her any…read moreday anytime she came back with "well you have to tell me a day and time" completely uncooperative clearly doesn't like her job. I do not recommend going here for CDL certification cards not to mention it's twice as expensive.

I had a 2 pm drug screening appointment time and almost an hour later I still wasn't seen. Do you…read moreknow what it's like having to use the bathroom and can't because yo

Have utilized this urgent care center twice, and was under diagnosed both times. The first time, I…read morewas told I just had a small irritation in my ear, given some cream and sent on my way. 2 days later in Phoenix I saw a different urgent care and I had a severe ear infection as well as a sinus infection. Ok, everybody can miss something once. I went there again with the same types of symptoms and again was told it was a minor item and given some ear drops. I told the doctor what happened the last time I was there and that I could have a sinus infection. He didn't even look up my nose to see if it was infected. Later that night, I could not hear out of my ear. The next morning I went to a different urgent care and again was told I had an ear infection and sinus infection and was put on high dosage antibiotics. The people are very nice, and it is a clean and very good environment, but they obviously do not listen to their patients.

Nothing but positive things to say about this urgent care! I recently went to a different urgent…read morecare a month prior just down the road, (I won't say their name) and did not have a great experience. It all felt rushed, get in and out, and that I was a dollar sign to them. This urgent care treated me with respect, took the time to explain things to me, and had me in and out in a reasonable time. Definitely my new go to clinic in Port Orange!

Teagan in the ER was amazing. Her attention to detail was great. She took great care of me, and was…read morevery nice. I noticed her excitement of enjoying what she does and making sure she does great. The IV she did on me was wonderful I didn't even feel it. In ICU, Nurse Jillian took great care of me you can tell Jillian really loves to make sure the patients assigned are doing great and offers amazing care to them. I'm beyond grateful I had such nice nurses taking care of me in such a stressful situation.

I'm writing this based on a widely shared social-media account involving Theodore Haskin, DO at…read moreHalifax Health in Daytona Beach, and what was shown was deeply troubling. A young Black woman in her mid-20s reportedly presented to the ER in a sickle cell pain crisis and was met with what appeared to be condescension, patronizing language, and dismissal of her pain. Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder that disproportionately affects African American patients and is well known in medicine for causing severe, excruciating pain crises due to blocked blood flow. These crises are considered medical emergencies and are commonly treated with timely opioid pain management when clinically indicated. In the video, the physician was seen talking down to her, due to her need for appropriate pain relief medication while citing vague statements like "studies show it's dangerous," despite the patient being in an emergency setting and clearly in distress. To many viewers like myself, this interaction reflected a lack of empathy, outdated or misapplied reasoning, and troubling bias, particularly toward a young Black woman advocating for herself. Regardless of intent, the encounter raised serious concerns about how pain, race, and chronic illness are handled in emergency medicine. Patients with sickle cell disease already face significant stigma and disbelief in healthcare settings, and situations like this only reinforce that fear. I hope Halifax Health takes these concerns seriously and prioritizes compassionate, evidence-based care for all patients.

This place is supposed to be an "URGENT care" facility. I went here needing stitches in my neck…read moreand had to sit in the waiting room with people that were vomiting in an sick bag right next to me for over five hours. They call you back to see them three different times just for signing in, only to send you right back out to the waiting room again to wait 30 or so minutes between trips. Once to give your information, once to have your vitals taken, and once to sign some insurance paperwork. It is a very disorganized admittance procedure and the staff ignores you most of the time while they sit and joke with each other or talk on the phone (after THEY called YOU back to see them), then once they can be bothered to address you they are extremely short and rude. It doesn't get better once you are sent to a room to be seen by a nurse and doctor. The wait is so long that you have a chance to actually look around at the disgusting state of the exam room. The floor was dirty and sticky, there was hair and filth literally so thick you couldn't see the bottom 1/3 of the baseboard around the entire room. You could see dirty spots on the floor where a liquid of some sort had been spilled and not cleaned up properly, or at all, and it has accumulated dirt and debris so it was a big black dirty spot on the floor next to the gurney. Before I get started on the "healthcare" I received, I should mention that the stitches I needed were for a catheter in my neck that went to my heart that another healthcare "professional" had literally ripped out while doing a dressing change, so it was extremely important to keep everything sterile and clean when exposed. I was not even seen by an attending physician (which wasn't really an issue), that being said the resident doctor that saw me did not put a mask on or wash her hands and put gloves on before just pulling the dressing off and putting her face inches from my catheter and poking around with her finger. The human mouth and nose carry tons of dangerous bacteria and having had to deal with these things one of the worst ones that is present in all of us is staph bacteria which are in all of our noses and mouths. Because the catheter went directly to my heart, a staph infection in that catheter could have caused heart failure and death. In summation, if you want to waste your whole day sitting around a bunch of people vomiting, in uncomfortable chairs, in a smelly and dirty environment to get staph infection or die in the end, then this is the place for you, if you want quality health care you should keep driving and find a different hospital/urgent care center. The only good thing I can say about the whole thing is that the resident was nice and as a result of their horrid health care I did get to have that pesky catheter removed early by a qualified health professional.

Professional, courteous, understanding, and highly skilled. Dr Battaglia has kept me upright and…read morepain free goin on two years since my car accident. He is very knowledgeable and explains any procedure he performs. Very accommodating in case of an emergency visit. The office staff is very professional and will help you with all your needs. Very clean and sanitized. Wait times are very minimal unless you are filling out paperwork on the spot as a new patient. Highly recommend, and I wouldn't see anyone else!

Highly recommend Dr Joe. He took care of me for over a year after my car accident. He's the best in…read morechiropractic care.

I was referred to the Surgery Center of Volusia by my GI clinic, Groover Borland, for a dual…read moreprocedure--endoscopy and colonoscopy. From the moment I checked in to the moment I checked out, the entire experience was impressively streamlined and stress-free. The staff were amiable, attentive, and made me feel genuinely cared for. The nurses in particular were warm and professional, and their calm presence helped ease any nerves I had. The procedure itself felt like a short, peaceful nap, and I woke up feeling well-supported and informed. I'm already scheduled to return for a follow-up procedure, and I do so with full confidence in their care. Highly recommend this center for anyone seeking compassionate, efficient, and high-quality care. A+ all around.

I recently went to the Surgery Center of Volusia to have a procedure done. Every single person who…read moredealt with me was kind, reassuring, and highly professional. Dr K Patel (if you need a GI, he's the one) and the nursing staff could not have made my experience more comfortable. I got incredible medical care in a very supportive environment. Highly recommend.

Could not get a live visit appointment so we tried the televisit. Online visit service. It is the…read moremost horrendous experience. Even though my information was already on my-chart the system has you put in all insurance information again, pulse it wouldn't take the input. Then the system had me waiting and waiting to connect to a provider, after waiting system said visit cancelled. The kicker was that they charged my credit card $64.00. Don't waste your time with this garbage.

I love this service but after this morning they get just 2 stars after the mess they made. My…read moreappointment got canceled after I had preapproval and spent the time to drive in for the test. I am sick and delaying this scan puts me in harms way and really upsets me. Now I'm told I have to wait 2 weeks! To make matters worse, I was driving in and an employee almost ran me off the road by driving recklessly. I did report this but I am thinking already its time to move on. As good as I was thinking of this place I am shocked that a screw up on someone else side has now caused me distress and possible added time suffering. Get your employee under control. I reported this to Charmaine M. the supervisor and even sent a snip of the vehicle in question. You should tell your employees if they are late not to cut any client off entering the facility, try getting up earlier.

Another visit, severe pain from inflammation of cyst, Thank you Dr.Justin Beyer, Christie for…read moretaking such good care of me, ct scan done to insure nothing further going on gave me peace of mind, I explained not a good candidate for pain meds but I needed what was given, Kelly gave me a ct scan she was also very understanding. 2 hours later back home with less pain (still can't sleep) but some relief. Just want to say thank you for being the best er ever,.

I have been a pt at this ER several times in the last year or so (No fault of the staff or myself.)…read moreI have had great experiences at every visit! The information desk is very helpful and quick to respond. The staff is friendly answers questions and keeps you comfortable. I usually have my husband there but we haven't been left for very long long without knowing what is in progress. I also feel bad for those who had a bad experience. It doesn't sound like the same place....