My grandfather was here. I brought in a movie projector to watch movies with him because the tv had…read morelimited channels. Very very understaffed here. The people that actually work here work very hard and do the very best they can. Nothing against anyone that works here currently. Constantly a revolving door of people working here they come and go. I think they realize it just is terrible to be here because of understaffing. The facility overall is nicer than some ive seen but people are just screaming for help and taking meds and so many different unusual off times. Just chaos

Bells aren't answer, leaves me in my bed without assistive device, walker cane. So you end up…read morewalking unassisted to bathroom s/p L tha done 4 days ago. Against Dr orders. Even had family call front desk TWICE nothing done. Water in hallway, I had to tell the people all sitting around the front desk, they did nothing! When another aid mentioned it, they took care only then And as a new admission Vital signs are REQUIRED, but this as well wasn't done Totally unsafe environment, I will share this with the new DON tomorrow

Colonoscopies are not fun, but they are necessary. Everyone at NPSC made sure that for my third…read moreprocedure here that I was well taken care of, and the whole procedure seemed effortless and pleasant. Marilyn checked me in at 6:15, making sure all the paperwork was complete and accurate. She was the first person I saw, and she set the tone: friendly, professional, and efficient. Susan took me back into the surgery center at 6:30, checking my vitals and getting me prepped for the procedure. She was pleasant, caring, professional, and thorough. Next, my anesthesiologist (Dr. K?) checked in on me. Like Susan, he was pleasant and thorough, professional the whole time. Bill was next, sorting out and organizing the paperwork, making sure that everything was in order. He, too, was friendly, professional & efficient. He was the one who wheeled me into the room where it happened. Edina was waiting for me. She adjusted my blankets, fluffed my pillow, and inserted my oxygen. She was an angel - so sweet and professional, too. David, friendly and busy, was also in the room, assisting Dr. LaCamera, who asked me questions in preparation for the colonoscopy. And then I was out! I woke up with Rose, who completed my discharge papers after checking my vitals. She was solicitous, professional, and sweet. She walked me to my car, where husband awaited, reminding me to rest and stay hydrated for the next 24 hours. This was an amazing, wonderful, perfect experience, and I am thrilled that I'm back on the 5 year plan (no polyps) and I WILL return here for the people who made this procedure painless and happy.

The nursing staff and surgery center staff at North Pinellas Surgery Center were exceptionally…read morekind, attentive, and professional. Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Anoop Goyal, who is a part owner of the practice, was the complete opposite. Dr. Goyal was the physician I had previously seen in his office and the person who ordered my endoscopy and colonoscopy. Despite that, before I was sedated for these invasive procedures, he did not introduce himself, say hello, explain what was about to happen, or have any meaningful conversation with me. When a physician who already knows your case is about to examine your stomach and intestines while you are unconscious, basic communication and reassurance should not be too much to expect. When I woke up from propofol, I was still disoriented and emotional. Dr. Goyal told me that he had taken biopsies but that it looked as though I "probably just have IBS." He provided no further explanation about what he saw, why the biopsies were taken, what they were testing for, or what would happen next. While he was there, I asked him to please ensure that my work note included the previous day, when I had been required to complete the colonoscopy preparation. The prep involved drinking a bowel-cleansing solution that caused constant, urgent diarrhea and made working completely unrealistic. I explained that I had a new job with no PTO and that I could lose my job and health insurance without documentation. His exact response was, "No way," and then he walked away. I left feeling dismissed, uninformed, and unsupported during an extremely vulnerable medical experience. The nursing and surgery center staff deserve recognition for how kindly they treated me, but that does not make up for the physician's lack of communication and compassion. I cannot recommend Dr. Goyal or his practice. If you want a physician who will speak to you before an invasive procedure, explain the findings afterward, and acknowledge the practical realities of medically required colonoscopy preparation, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere. The star is for the staff but if it wasn't for them I'd rate this with a fat no star if possible. What kind of doctor won't give you a note, seriously?

OPPT came through for me again! Different issue from my sessions 3 years ago. I would not have…read moreconsidered going anywhere else. This was a back problem, so painful that to be honest I almost quit after the second session. But I trust Jordan and trusted the process. Very happy to have completed 12 weeks and after those first weeks saw real progress.. I'm now able to do everything I want and need to do (I'm an active person). Excellent, caring therapists and support staff. Impressive how accommodating they are with scheduling at convenient times. The therapists work with two patients at a time, but I never felt ignored or unattended. Stay positive, do the homework and OPPT will get you better.

My experience with OPPT was a very positive and stress free one. The staff was warm & friendly…read more Everyone was upbeat and relaxed. Stacy, with her smiling welcome & Jordan was compassionate and very professional. I would definitely recommend OPPT to anyone who needs their service.

It's really sad that there are not more 5 star reviews about this hospital. Encompass gave my…read moregrandfather his life back after a severe stroke. My grandfather was left with minimal use of his left side. Many physicians had told us that they didn't expect a full rehab and that we should look at a nursing home. He had the absolute best care by nurses, doctors, and therapy. After a stay at Encompass, my grandfather was able to return home. He is still living well and has regained his independence. If you have a family member that has suffered any severe debilitation, Encompass should be your first thought for their rehab!

encompass puts on my discharge paper work i walked 150 feet, however i was being held up by a…read moreharness from the ceiling lie number one so the insurance company thought i could walk not even close my balance is still off to this day i have to be accompanied with a person holding a belt around me so i do not fall, since they did that my insurance has cut me off, please stay away they are only in it for the money and not the truth

I had back pain for over 30 years and nothing worked until now! My friend had been bugging me to go…read moresee Dr. Brett. My friend had experience miraculous results with Dr. Brett who had treated him for a back condition and a shoulder condition. I told my friend that there was no use. I had been treated by physical therapists and chiropractors and orthopedic doctors and pain specialists for 30 years, with no results. I did not believe that Dr. Brett could help me, but I went to see him just so my friend would quit bugging me. Sure enough, when I went to see Dr. Brett, we couldn't do much in terms of therapy because my back pain was so bad, and almost any kind of movement would cause my back to spasm. Advanced Medical of Florida is a multi-specialty clinic. Dr. Brett sent me to Dr. Miguel Attias, MD, Anesthesiologist, and Interventional Pain Specialist. I had been given injections before, in the spine, between the 3rd and 4th vertebrae, with no improvement. Dr. Attias told me that he though I had been mis-diagnosed and gave me an injection in a different location, close to my hip bone. Within hours of the procedure, I felt like the back pain was completely gone, and I felt like a new woman. I haven't had a pain pill since the procedure. It is a miracle. Now I am looking forward to physical therapy to strengthen my back from years of inactivity. Next week, I am going to apply for a job. (I love working, but haven't been able to work for 30 years). Why did I get a better result from the doctors at Advanced Medical of Florida? Because they care more and they listen better.

my husband had a back injury that required surgery, but he needed steriod injections to reduce the…read moreswelling of the nerves in lower back. i was told he could be seen as early as monday since he has been in severe pain for 4 weeks. i gave them my insurance and provided all the medical records. i was supposed to receive an appointment. two days later they tell us they don't take our insurance. i called my insurance and they accept 90% of the treatment with a 10% copayment. clearly these people don't know what they are doing. i have informed the referring physcian to not refer patients in severe acute pain, as this place doesn't have patient care in mind.

The care at Harbourwood Care is ATROCIOUS! The duty of fulfilling their responsibilities for 24…read morehour supervised medical care, administering medications, wound care, managing chronic conditions and ensuring a safe, comfortable living environment...they failed! The duty to provide hygiene care, bathing, dressing, eating, toileting and laundry...they failed! My mother-in-law, Evelyn, passed away on 6/27/25 at Harbourwood Care Facility. She had balance issues which required assistance to stand. She constantly had UTI's from little to no hygiene assistance. She was often left unchanged from the night before till the afternoon. Doctor appointments were missed due to negligence arranging transportation. The food service department follows NO dietary protocols or considerations for medically necessary conditions. The doctor assigned was USELESS. When my wife called him for help, he was rude, uncaring, denied what we know to be facts, and refused to provide any additional orders or even suggestions to get Evelyn proper care. My wife and I reside in another state and flew down several times a year to visit and check on things. We flew down that week after receiving a call stating that Evelyn was not doing good and was nearing the end. Evelyn passed away without the assigned doctor ever seeing her, he signed the death certificate listing the cause as coronary. All without ever seeing her! We were there from morning til night so we know he didn't come in at all. My mother in law died from undiagnosed C-Dif. The week Evelyn died, she had diarrhea all week, with an odor so bad that the Nurse Practitioner diagnosed it immediately upon checking on her late Thursday afternoon on the 6/26/25. She ordered a sample be taken to the lab for verification immediately. She ordered antibiotics to be started immediately and ordered IV fluids to be started because she, without a doubt, knew it was C-Dif. She also told us that with proper treatment recovery was possible. Well the meds ordered were not started til much later, the IV fluids were never given and the sample ordered by the nurse Practitioner never made it to the lab. In fact, it was left on the night stand! Evelyn died the next morning. Now the second part of this story. My sister-in-law, Donna, was also a resident at Harbourwood. She was bedridden with Multiple Sclerosis, Kidney Failure, Diabetes and a previous Heart Attack. She passed away at Harbourwood on 8/9/25 six weeks after my mother in law. The doctor from Mease Countryside Hospital informed me that although he tried to bring her back, too much time elapsed. Harbourwood waited too long to call 911. The reason for this delay was the standing order; that NO ONE can authorize any patient to be sent to the emergency room without approval from the Director of Nursing! Well, it just so happens that she was off for the weekend and it would need to wait till Monday 8/11/25. The on duty Nurses wanted to send her to the hospital on Friday, 8/8/25 and when she was unresponsive on Saturday 8/9/25. She died before 911 being called. To add further frustration, her cardiologist appointment on the Tuesday 8/7/25 prior to her death was canceled by Harbourwood because Harbourwood never made her transportation arrangements. So an appointment that possibly could have detected a problem and saved her life never happened because of both negligence and incompetence! The same exact thing happened, to my MIL, her cardiologist appointment was canceled for the same reason! Coincidence? Negligence? Incompetence? The level of hygiene care is atrocious. My mother in law was never without a UTI infection. Her incontenince was a major problem with the staff. She was often left the entire day unchanged from the night before. Both my wife and I were frequent flyers in filing online complaints with ACHA, Agency for Health Care Administration. After an inspection visit things would improve for about a day or two. Then right back to the same old poor care. In fact, it was after one of their visits that my mother in law and sister in law were finally put together in the same room. A move we had been requesting for over a year. The food service was a constant complaint to ACHA and Harbourwood administration. NOTHING CHANGED. A medically tailored diet for patients is a non existent thing! My MIL needed her food cut up small - the food service people refused to do it. Refused! My SIL was most often given foods she was not supposed to have or requested not to have. No one cared. So all the care that you would want and expect from a nursing facility for your loved one, such as hygiene, nutrition, a safe caring environment and medical supervision you will not get at Harbourwood. Find another facility. If one good thing can come from two deaths in my family please let it be that you look elsewhere for your loved one.

I would highly recommend Harbourwood to anyone looking for somewhere to place their loved ones. I…read morelooked into many places and in my opinion Harbourwood is by far the best in the area. The staff is amazing. They are patient, compassionate and caring. They take such good care of my Mother. She has been living at Harbouwood since December of 2019. We honestly do not have any complaints. They have a lot of activities which my Mom loves. She is very happy at Harbourwood and I have comfort knowing she is in good hands. I would personally like to thank Terri for always looking out for my Mom and keeping me informed. You have helped us so much. God Bless!

Dr Santos is a the worst doctor ever this place is the worst , I needed immediate surgery and they…read morewould not listen upon going to Center of bone and joint had surgery within a month what difference !!!!! Do not go here go to Center of bone and joint!!!! They have a patient promise which is absolutely useless and means nothing cause they don't stand behind it and don't listen to there patients.

Dr Choi is excellent, but it's hard to get an appointment to see him. You have to wait two or three…read moremonths.:(

Most of the PA's here are great. I usually get in and out pretty quick…read more The office staff is friendly and kind. I like to see the same PA each visit. Thankfully I was told when Jennifer works. Most of them that work this location are great. There was only one floater PA that isn't any good , but she's a floater. Great service, they take their time with you and offer more than sick or monthly care. They have diet plan's, bloodwork , HRT and more. I recommend Atlantis.

Sitting in the room for an hour. Nobody comes. Paying money and losing this much time...read more