This is one doctor I would most definitely not recommend to anyone. I hired him to be my concierge…read moredoctor and on two occasions when I had serious issues he was very rude and uncaring and unprofessional. The first was when I had my eye turned red and I couldn't see I called him and he said oh call an ophthalmologist tomorrow. The second incident was more serious I woke up and the room was spinning and I was very dizzy and I called him at 8:30 in the morning he was very rude and very abrupt and told me-I will have the office call you when they open and they will probably have you get some exercises to do I spoke as quickly as I could because he was rushing me off the phone and reminded him that I had an MRI a few months ago and there was a small tumor in my ear he "said no that wouldn't be it. " At 9:15 his office called and told me they could see me at 3:30 I said I can't wait till 330 I'm so dizzy can't you get me in sooner and the response was no we can't do anything better than that but be careful when you walk be sure and hold onto someone is what I was told. Needless to say I had to go and see another doctor they could see me immediately that was not a concierge doctor that I paid $1900 for the year. This doctor was good years ago and he is not conscientious now at all and should not be seeing patients he is uncaring and his staff is also very uncaring and rude

When I first contacted Dr Reznick, it was for a interview only. I had recently moved to Boca Raton,…read moreand was dismayed by the patient load that most all of the doctors had. Once I thought about it, it was perfectly reasonable to have a large patient load in an area with such a high concentration of older folks. It's just a fact of life that older people have more stuff wrong with them than their younger counterparts, and there are simply not enough doctors (especially internists) to go around: ergo long waits both for appointment times and in their offices. My first meeting with Dr. Reznick was both pleasant and informative. He explained the concept of "concierge" medicine: to wit if you charge an upfront fee, you can limit your patient load accordingly and therefore carry a lighter patient load. In this way you can give the patients you do have much more expedient and intensive care. I didn't sign up with Dr Reznick at that time because as I said "I'm really not that sick (or old) and I didn't want to pay for something I wasn't going to use very often" Well, several months later, I did get really sick, and I immediately signed up with Dr. Resnick's practice because I felt I needed an interested and competent "quarterback" to help me through what turned out to be kidney cancer. I came though that operation fine and a subsequent one for a different reason at well. Sometime thereafter I developed hypertension, and he was there for me with compassionate, same-day service. So to sum it up I highly recommend this doctor and his practice. In the last few years I have encountered several medical conditions that I never had to deal with as a younger guy. I feel very confident that I am getting the Best medical care available. His staff is competent, efficient and understanding. He is a caring, competent professional, and the practice is the best I have ever used.

I feel incredibly fortunate to have found such an exceptional concierge doctor. He is thorough,…read morethoughtful, and truly takes the time to listen. Appointments never feel rushed. He gives you his full attention, asks the right questions, explains things clearly, and makes sure every concern is addressed. That level of care is rare, and it makes such a difference. What I appreciate most is how genuinely invested he is in his patients. I always leave feeling heard, well cared for, and confident that nothing has been overlooked. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a physician who combines excellent medical care with a truly personal approach.

I have been a patient of this practice for three years, but a recent incident of severe medical…read morenegligence and a complete lack of accountability has forced me to leave. During a routine 6-month physical, staff performed an EKG. Shortly after, the Nurse Practitioner (NP) informed me that I was actively having a myocardial infarction (a heart attack) and ordered me to rush to the ER. In a state of total panic, I went straight to Baptist Health ER, where they initiated full cardiac protocols, including blood work, x-rays, and monitoring. After a terrifying 45-minute wait, the ER physician reviewed the paperwork brought from Dr. Stein's office and discovered a glaring error: the second page of the report explicitly stated that the EKG leads had been placed on the wrong side of my body. It was a false positive caused entirely by staff incompetence. When I called the practice to report this, the NP was incredibly dismissive, stating, "My bad, I don't read those interpretation notes." I spoke with the Office Manager, who promised that she and Dr. Stein would follow up with me. It has now been two weeks. I have received zero follow-up, no apology, and they haven't even called to give me my routine blood work results. As a cancer survivor, regular blood monitoring is critical to my ongoing health. To completely ignore a patient after a traumatizing, costly, and entirely avoidable ER scare is unacceptable. Please be warned and protect your health--avoid this practice.

Don't waste your money - doesn't meet his contract obligations, his covering doc won't refill BP…read moremeds my husband had been on for years and he had to go to urgent care when his BP got high - Reznick can't deal with anything more than a cold - just refers you somewhere else - who doesn't deal with your condition either

It would be zero stars if possible. Very disappointing treatment! The office had great difficulty…read morein sending me for follow up scan after pneumonia while I was still feeling poorly. The order was wrong, I spoke to the office 3 times from facility and still was wrong, in the end the order was right but the hospital said they called it to wrong facility. I went home. I asked to drop off a specimen that would help in figuring out which bug I had and they told me it wasn't necessary. I called another doctor and they told me to bring specimen in which led to them finding a staph infection in my lungs. I then received the proper treatment. I severed relationship with Dr Reznick not more than a month into contract and asked for refund after paying him 2,000 dollars. They said no. Hard to understand after the poor treatment I received but then again maybe that's the way the handle their PR. Buyer beware

Hi. I promised the most wonderful woman of customer care that I would create this review. Sometimes…read morethings don't go as expected and sometimes there may even be misunderstandings. From my perspective, it is how a business owner and his or her staff handled such a situation, that directly affects how I rate them. This is a case of such high respect and understanding after sharing my views, that I want you all to know, that it's a wonderful place to go and have your veins analyzed. Step 1: My first recommendation is to start with the complementary meet and greet. (A short appt to decide if you and the being clinic are good fits for each other... (plus it's no obligation) Next, I highly recommend and was thrilled to have Mr Roberto to be my Ultrasound Technician for the Vein Analysis. This was easy and fun. We spoke about life and why I may be experiencing some symptoms of Venous Insufficiency. (Affects about 40% of the population) I didn't get to meet Dr S, but I saw him working in a room. He appears to be a nice fellow. Things to improve: I did wait in the waiting room for an hour past my appointment time. Said appt was made that morning. (So maybe they were over booked) Lastly, DO absolutely make sure they accept your insurance as treatments are not inexpensive when you require them. (often, it may take several visits, post analysis) Mine would be $1500 a visit, Times 3 visits... If you are to be a cash patient, DO ask how much things cost if needed, so you can make the informed decision to take Step 2. Step 3, The office cash visit is $180 and the ultrasound is $250. The facility is clean and nicely laid out. The vibe is chill and friendly. I'd recommend a visit if you need any of the services offered. Always ask questions upfront. Thai place is medical, not so much for cosmetic purposes! The front desk staff are really nice too! And if you run into any glitches, ask for the office/business manager and she will help to resolve any matters upsetting you as she did with me. Many blessings!

From the owner: Concierge Internal Medicine physician with a personal approach. Visits in the comfort or your own…read morehome. No waiting room, 24/7 cell phone access.

Dr. Mitchell A. Schuster, MD, is an Old World Caring Physician, Practicing with all of todays…read moreUpdated Technology at his finger tips. A very Knowledgeable Internist, Incredible Diagnostic Doctor, that guides you, and refers you, to and through all the Diverse Specialists, which one may need beyond his Personal Expertise, which is Many, to get you back to a Personal Normal Health Standard, while Dr. Schuster is over seeing your progress through his Persoanl Constant Contact with all of your Participating Specialist Physicians, that you may need. He is Compassionate, makes time for Communicatve Discussion to listen to his Patients. Judith & Irwin Bernstein

The most caring, incredible doctor you can ever find. Warm, compassionate and helps you get…read morethrough the most horrible times of feeling badly in your health. Great diagnostic Dr. This is the best Dr. I have ever had. He has been both my husband and myself the doctor of choice.

Dr. May took the time to get to know not only my husband, but also our family ensuring we all felt…read moresupported and informed throughout the process she listens attentively explains things clearly and approaches care with thoughtful and personalized plan. Her expertise in cognitive and memory care is evident, and she never makes us feel rushed or overlooked

From the owner: RoseBranch comprises two synergistic practices founded and led by Dr. May S. Rosenzweig, PhD,…read moreANP‑BC, a certified dementia practitioner with over 30 years of experience in neuroscience nursing, internal medicine, and geriatric care: RoseBranch Cognitive Consulting – Focused exclusively on assessing cognitive health, from mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to severe dementia. RoseBranch Premier – A concierge-style primary care and cognitive health model for adults aged 18–100+, prioritizing personalized, preventive, and continuity care. Services Offered Comprehensive Assessments – Neurocognitive testing, lab work (look for reversible causes), diagnostic imaging (MRI, amyloid PET). Stress-Free Testing Environment – Supportive, educational approach to demystify testing. Treatment Guidance – Expert recommendations and referrals for further evaluation or management. Preventive Focus – Early identification and reversal strategies for cognitive decline. Future Planning – Help with long‑term care strategies, legal planning, education for families. Family & Caregiver Support – Personalized counseling for caregivers and family members. Holistic, individualized care, blending primary care with cognitive screening. Seamless integration of telehealth with personal visits, ensuring continuity and convenience.

Dr Bruzzo herself told my husband and I back at the end of 2011 that she was no longer accepting…read moreinsurance as of 2012 and was going VIP Concierge only and it was $1500 a year. Her reason for this was she was going from 3000 patients down to 300 patients (this number could have been 4000 down to 400, I honestly am not sure whether it was 3000 to 300 or 4000 to 400 but it was one of those) to be able to give the level of care she wanted to. We have been doing that since 2012 because we liked her, we liked the idea, and we thought it would be wonderful. No more waiting, get in an out of the Doctors office etc. Great concept. I used to have Humana and Dr. Bruzzo did not bill my insurance company at all from 2012-2014 , at which point I had a $10,000 deductible, which she was aware of. In 2015 my husband got a new job and we now have new insurance company with a significantly lower deductible. When I went to see her in March 2015 she charged my credit card for the 1/2 year concierge fee of $750.00 AND billed my insurance company as well, which BCBS paid her. I called and asked the office manager at Dr. Bruzzo's to credit my VISA since she is now accepting insurance, she replied "We do not accept insurance honey, we only billed them to help you make your deductible" the office manager even stated this on a recorded phone call with Visa. Then on a separate recorded phone call that Visa had made on my behalf to Dr. Bruzzo since they would not refund my money, Dr. Bruzzo stated that the money I paid to her is specifically for a VIP Concierge service only, and that they do in fact accept insurance for office visits. If you google definition of "Concierge medicine" it clearly states that it a fee paid to the doctor for services. And the Dr Bruzzo website clearly states they are doing concierge only. Why on earth would anyone want to pay $1500 a year if they are accepting insurance? Mine and my husbands visits have always been over an hour wait. Except for the very first visit in 2012 when she switched to this new "Concierge" plan. But we were waiting over an hour ?? Does not sound very VIP-ish to me. I had to call and dispute through Visa (I only got a partial refund as Dr. Bruzzo stated this was a yearly fee and I owed her for the 1st quarter : during which I did not call or see her during this 1st quarter) After my insurance payed her, and I payed her, she sent my husband a text that I would have to find a new DR quickly because she was canceling my prescriptions for my Thyroid medication and blood pressure medication. So after essentially paying her twice for a single visit, I still had to go to another DR to do another physical so I could get my thyroid and blood pressure meds. Dr. Bruzzo then tried to say that it is common practice if you leave a Dr office that they cancel any prescriptions they wrote out. Well if you are going to cancel the prescription that you just wrote out for a 6 months supply during the office visit that she got paid for twice, she should return the money for the office visit to myself and BCBS. This is blood pressure and thyroid meds. Not oxycotton we are talking about here. By billing the insurance company on top of me paying her for concierge is 100% unethical in my opinion and the reason I left her practice. Even her own website states she converted to "concierge medicine" therefor she should have never billed BCBS. I am glad I no longer have to be called "honey" whenever I have to deal with the office staff.

Dr. Bruzzo is an excellent physician and has been my primary care Dr. for many years. She is always…read moreavailable if I have issues and is not only intelligent but has a great personality, as well.

I had the occasion today to use this medical facilities and I'm extremely happy to say FIVE STARS…read moreto the entire staff. I couldn't say that one was better as they , as they were perfect. Concerned, caring, took their time, and just made me better!!! Courtney and company...you're the best.

Poor service. The nurse was blond, wore her hair in a bun, and just looked vacant. That was…read moretelling. They left my blue ID band on the counter; never once thought to give it to me. After I exited the room, then I was told, "Oh, the doctor will see you now." Mind you, I registered online (not an appointment, I am aware), waited an hour and a half, saw many people come in and were seen immediately. Horrible service overall.

I have been a patient of Dr. Andrew Blumenthal for many years. He's very personable. Always takes…read moreextra care when explaining my health care issues and options. The staff is very accommodating when making appointments and scheduling various tasks.

Gotcha Fees at every turn * Have to reschedule your…read moreappointment (due to poor health? Y'know, the very reason you're using the service? GOTCHA! * New Year, want to keep your doc? GOTCHA! * Forgot to wash your hands after dinner last night? GOTCHA! If your regular physician is out of town or off, NOBODY CARES! At all. It's obvious the covering physicians & staff don't care if you're not one of theirs. It's shameful. Um, I'm paying $2,500/year just to walk through the door. I'm done with this mess. This model is for making people money wherever they can and you're nothing but a billing vessel to drain.