This visit was far better than the previous one. The previous tech had difficulties finding the…read moreveins and said I was dehydrated. Didn't agree but we managed to get what was needed. This visit, I was cognizant of the dehydrated statement previously made and ensured that wasn't going to be the case this time. The fella tapped me like a keg and filled all the tubes without incident.

Alicia is amazing! She's the sweetest, so friendly and kind. My draw was fast and I didn't even…read morefeel the needle. The office was super clean. I'm happy to report that this location is now open again after temporarily closing during covid. I was not thrilled at the prospect of driving all the way out to the north end of the island for an 8am blood draw. If you're heading north on Hwy 17 from A1A, it will be on your right. It's just behind an ob-gyn office. I didn't make an appointment but it's definitely a good idea.

I visited Amelia Urgent Care (510 Airport Center Dr, Jacksonville) on 9/1/25 while very sick. They…read moretested me for COVID and strep, both came back negative. The provider prescribed antibiotics and specifically suggested I might need to miss work Wednesday and Thursday, advising me to rest and return if I wasn't improving. By Wednesday I was still very ill, so I called to ask for a work excuse note. Shockingly, I was told they could not provide one since it had been "two days" since my visit. When I asked if I could come in for reevaluation to get a note, they said yes--then immediately called me back to say that even if I came in for another sick visit, they still would not issue a note. I was left with no choice but to go back to work, feeling terrible and contagious. The next day, my daughter spiked a 102 fever. On Friday, I took both kids to their pediatrician (NOT this clinic) where they both tested positive for COVID. That means I was almost certainly positive at Amelia, despite their negative test. At the time, I had already suspected the swab wasn't done properly since the staff looked hesitant to get close enough for a proper sample. Turns out, I was right. Because of their poor testing and refusal to provide a simple work excuse--something their own provider suggested--I ended up working nearly three days while sick and unknowingly spreading COVID to others. This was not only negligent for me and my family, but also unsafe for the community. I will not be returning here and cannot recommend this clinic. If you're sick, I strongly suggest going elsewhere for care that actually protects patients and the public.

Always helpful. It's our go to place for non life threatening emergencies. My husband had a serious…read moreinfection in his arm and they got him in quickly, reviewed his problem and gave him antibiotics. Advised him to see hospital if it didn't get better in 24 hrs. It did get better and he didn't need further services.

I decided to flip a coin and choose this location as there are so many options within the city. I…read morewas able to check in, be in and out and not be bruised after giving blood work. The techs in this office are efficient and provide great needlework. I feel like I'm in good hands here. No pictures due to patient privacy.

Most of the time, it's about a five to ten minute wait. Sometimes if it's crowded I'll go to their…read moreother location. The beauty of it is that they have plenty of locations close by.

My experience was top tier! Ms. Kimberly assisted me for testing and even followed up with the lab…read moredaily after my collection was delivered to the lab late. She provided follow up communications to me with the next steps of needing additional signatures and an estimated timeframe as to when my results would be ready for an upcoming hearing. I received my results as expected! Her professionalism and compassion for my situation spoke volumes as to her character.

Ms. Kim (Kimberly) was very kind to me. I called beforehand to let her know I'm coming on my lunch…read morebreak and needed to be back on time. She remembered me when I walked in and was caring about my situation and got me in and out. She also made the experience comfortable during the blood drawing process. She found the vein instantly, it was very swift. Thanks again Kim :)

I love my ortho team at UF Health. recently had back to back surgery with Dr James and he is the…read morebest. very caring doctor and explains everything in great detail. His entire team is amazing and take great care of you. I also highly recommend Dr Freidl, he did my knee replacement a couple years ago and did prp in my other knee so I could wait a couple years before having the other knee replaced. He explains everything so you can understand it well. His entire team is amazing as well. I'm very happy to have the ortho team on my side. Thank you UF Health North Ortho Team and nursing staff in the surgery unit for going above and beyond for your patients. We love yall

My dad went to the ER at UF Max Leggett on Friday, July 24, 2026. He remained in the ER until after…read morehis surgery on Saturday because they said no rooms were available. The hospital has changed a lot since it first opened. It used to feel much more patient-focused and much cleaner. While in the ER, my dad had an accident with his tubing, and urine and feces ended up everywhere. The next morning, I was cleaning the sink myself with disinfectant wipes from their cabinet. After surgery, he was moved to B Tower, 4th Floor. While the doctors were excellent, the nurses were not pleasant or helpful. Sunday he had several family members visiting and helping him. On Monday, July 27, my dad called the family asking someone to bring him ice from Circle K because the nurses kept telling him the ice machine was broken. After not eating for seven days, making sure he had ice should have been a priority. I called the patient advocate to ask what the problem was. My dad had also been told physical therapy would come Monday to get him up and walking after surgery, but that never happened. Instead, my grandson got him out of bed and brought him ice. The patient advocate said she would visit him Tuesday, but she never did. When I visited Tuesday, his call button and TV remote were lying on the floor. He said the overnight nurse had dropped them and left without putting them back within his reach. At discharge, the doctors prescribed three medications and were told to send them to Walgreens on Main Street. Instead, they were sent to Express Scripts, meaning his pain medication and antibiotics would take one to two weeks to arrive. Common sense says those are medications a patient needs immediately after surgery, not weeks later. On Thursday, while I was there, a discharge nurse called to ask if he needed anything. He explained the prescription mix-up, and her response was simply, "I'm sorry, I can't help with that. You'll have to call back." The doctors provided excellent care, but I can't say the same about the nursing staff or overall hospital experience. It's disappointing to see how far this hospital's patient care has declined. It was a nightmare.

My doctor ordered blood work I went to Quest and the tech that took the blood found the vein…read morequickly I was there 40 minutes and I didn't have an appointment