I know I have Osteo arthritis. I've been managing it by moving, taking glucosamine, fish oil, and…read morewhen needed Aleve. Out of the blue, my knee began to lock and was very painful. For the past 2 weeks it hurt when I was lying down and sitting up, I was limping. I could barely lift my foot. I'm thrilled. I was able to get such a quick appointment with Dr. Rochman. He took x-rays, maneuvered my knee and put a pad with medication on it. I was supposed to leave it on my knee for four hours. I never expected to be on the tennis courts this morning. I won my set 6 to 0 . I flew on the tennis courts like a 20 year-old, without any pain I can't get over it!

They also multiple locations throughout Palm Beach County Dr…read moreHarvey Montijo performed a successful surgery in 2006 . unfortunately I had an accident and I have surgery again Harvey Montijo Jr He is just as successful and confident as his Fathef

After nearly two decades of trusting my family's care to Dr. Veronica Alexandra Pedro, I am…read moredevastated to share that I will never return. Following a harrowing ER visit for a ganglion cyst pressing on nerves and veins in my wrist, I scheduled a follow-up specifically for this acute issue. What followed was a masterclass in medical dismissal and lack of empathy. Administrative and Clinical Failures: * Total Lack of Communication: Despite being explicit that this visit was for my wrist (not my usual hypermobile thumb issues), the staff ignored my intake. They ordered the wrong X-rays and then blamed me for not providing hospital records they claimed they couldn't access--records the ER confirmed were available to them. * Physical Insensitivity: While in the office, I was accidentally bumped into a doorframe, causing an agonizing flare-up of nerve pain (common with my classic EDS) that left me nearly fainting and vomiting. * Rough Examination: When the PA finally entered--visibly annoyed and refusing to even look at me--she ignored my explanation of the injury. She grabbed my protecting arm and "poked and prodded" the site, causing further excruciating pain. The Breaking Point: When Dr. Pedro finally entered, she did not offer care; she offered judgment. She explicitly told me my pain was an "overreaction," citing her "thousands of patients" as a reason to dismiss my individual experience. Because they had failed to order the correct wrist views, she claimed there was nothing she could do, effectively ghosting me while I was in an active medical crisis. The Verdict: Dr. Pedro and her PA were rude, condescending, and completely unprofessional. They reduced a 20-year relationship to a "sum of parts" and invalidated the very real symptoms of a patient with a complex connective tissue disorder. If you have EDS or any condition where your body doesn't "behave" normally, stay away. No one deserves to be treated like rubbish or made to apologize for the pain they are in. I am hurt, I am angry, and I am moving my care to someone who understands the meaning of dignity and kindness.

It's easy to find the office off Rt. 441 with a lot of free parking in front. Immaculate facility,…read morewith professional, competent, gentle employees. I'm happy to be back having Dr. Rochman x-ray & look at my foot again. There is never a wait & o always leave feeling better with a plan forward.

I've had several incidents that led to long term issues with my knees and this place has really…read morehelped. Easy to find, plenty of parking, big waiting rooms without a ton of chatter, manned by friendly and knowledgeable staff. The staff is all bilingual with Spanish so you don't even need to bring a translator. It's kind of a one stop shop with Doctors and Diagnosticians in the same building and a surgical center right next door if need be! Let's just say that Dr. Ortega is not known for his bedside manner, but if my choices are good or chummy, I will go with good all day, and this guy is the best!

Avoid this place, waiting for 20 minutes at the front desk and no one came to greet or help, this…read moreplace definitely not worth the time

Unacceptable experience at the doc's office! Did pre-checkin, was just 15 mins late, and they blew…read moreus off. Elderly patient in pain, barely mobile, and they couldn't show an ounce of empathy? Not a great look, doc's office. Prioritize patients, especially the ones who need it most .

After nearly two decades of trusting my family's care to Dr. Alexandra Pedro, I am devastated to…read moreshare that I will never return. Following a harrowing ER visit for a ganglion cyst pressing on nerves and veins in my wrist (blood clot history), I scheduled a follow-up specifically for this acute issue. What followed was a masterclass in medical dismissal and lack of empathy. Administrative and Clinical Failures: Total Lack of Communication: Despite being explicit that this visit was for my wrist (not my usual hypermobile thumb issues), the staff ignored my intake. They ordered the wrong X-rays and then blamed me for not providing hospital records they claimed they couldn't access--records the ER confirmed were available to them. Physical Insensitivity: While in the office, I was accidentally bumped into a doorframe, causing an agonizing flare-up of nerve pain (common with my classic EDS) that left me nearly fainting and vomiting. Rough Examination: When the PA finally entered--visibly annoyed and refusing to even look at me--she ignored my explanation of the injury. She grabbed my protecting arm and "poked and prodded" the site, causing further excruciating pain. The Breaking Point: When Dr. Pedro finally entered, she did not offer care; she offered judgment. She explicitly told me my pain was an "overreaction," citing her "thousands of patients" as a reason to dismiss my individual experience. Because they had failed to order the correct wrist views, she claimed there was nothing she could do, effectively ghosting me while I was in an active medical crisis. The Verdict: Dr. Pedro and her PA were rude, condescending, and completely unprofessional. They reduced a 20-year relationship to a "sum of parts" and invalidated the very real symptoms of a patient with a complex connective tissue disorder. If you have EDS or any condition where your body doesn't "behave" normally, stay away. No one deserves to be treated like rubbish or made to apologize for the pain they are in. I am hurt, I am angry, and I am moving my care to someone who understands the meaning of dignity and kindness.

I would give no stars if given the opportunity. I called to make an appointment for a friend of…read moremine who is 90 years old and was told they would call back with an appointment. I then called to make one for myself to see if they do that to everyone and received an appointment right away. This office needs to be shut down, sued, and reported for discrimination against the elderly population. Florida is a retirement state. If you don't want to treat the elderly people in America then leave.

this hospital is amazing !! I was at this hospital for 5 days these people made me feel like…read moreanything but a burden I want to give a special shout out to all the nurses Marie , Scott , i forget the others names I wanna thank the pct they were amazing the doctors everyone was amazing. and helped me get back to Tallahassee safe and sound thank u so much kinda didn't wanna leave. they were great a special shout out to the cafeteria people they were great as well!

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, was killed by what multiple independent physicians and an…read moreautopsy have confirmed was reckless medical negligence and neglect at an HCA Florida hospital where she was taken after being rear‑ended at a red light. Her internal bleeding went undiagnosed for about eight hours despite the nurses repeatedly notifying the doctor of glaring signs. Once imaging was finally ordered and active internal bleeding was confirmed, surgery was delayed for roughly seven more hours. In the meantime, the doctor ordered mass blood transfusion in a way that worsened her condition instead of stabilizing her, while failing to move the central line that he improperly placed and that the radiologist recommended be repositioned. HCA Healthcare has faced no consequences, and there is no way for people researching physicians through the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the medical licensing board, to see what happened to my daughter. Because she was 25, unmarried, and had no children, Florida's 'Free Kill' law strategically blocked me from pursuing legal recourse to ensure the hospital and its physicians are held accountable so the harm does not continue. If you or your loved ones rely on HCA Healthcare in Florida, please take time to learn how this system really works and how families can protect themselves. Search for and follow Healthcare Accountability Initiative to learn how you can use your voice to push for safer, accountable healthcare. Cindy Jenkins Mother of 25 year old "Free Kill" Taylor Jenkins Founder, Healthcare Accountability Initiative @healthcareaccountability.org