The most important aspect of this hospital is its excellent staff. I've received specialty and…read moresubspecies care in Cardiology, Mental Health (Psychiatry and POP) and Pulmonology. All great people!

Dr. Allen B. Kantrowitz used ethical misconduct, healthcare negligence, and patient abandonment on…read morethe morning of Sunday December 21st 2025. Around 9:30-10am. "Dr" Kantrowitz was making his rounds with a very nice Dr. Dr Stanley Briol. When they came to room "5127" I was In a considerable amount of pain. I recently had my second neck surgery in 6 months and I'm dealing with a very high amount of nerve pain and overall physical pain. I brought up a type of medical procedure that was used on me during surgery to help my bones grow quicker "Bone Morphogenetic Proteins" this treatment can cause inflammation to bring proteins to areas in need to make the bone grow faster. I had also had an MRI done the day before which showed that I had high levels of inflammation in my neck. As soon as I brought up this treatment. Dr. Kantrowitz told me that he didn't care what I saw on chat gbt or the internet and I tried to ask him okay, Can you explain and he said you can't debate with me about this stuff. I went to MIT. I asked him who he was and he told me he was the chief neurosurgeon. He was very rude and off-putting. He was very dismissive even though I was in and am extreme amounts of pain. I asked him why are you being an asshole towards me?... He said and I quote "your the asshole, I've seen enough, let's go". He left the room without helping me at all even tho that is his job, and while I perhaps should not have said; "why are you being an asshole to me" . He definitely should not have said you're the asshole. That was highly unethical. Also highly inappropriate because all I was asking about was trying to get help with the amount of pain I am in. And to leave the room without addressing my dire need for help violates the moral code that doctors sign saying that they will do whatever it takes to help a patient.

When you're in your late 40's you actually begin to care about stuff like sports injuries. Where in…read moreyour 20's you might have been able to brush it off and keep walking, after a certain age you actually go and check a pain that gets worse along the day (side note: 3 days later I'm starting to feel better.) After a mishap at another walk in clinic, I took that clinic's advice and came to "the pineapple". After a screening at the entry for "that which shall not be named" I took the elevator to the urgent care clinic on the fourth floor. I filled out the paperwork while sitting in the spaced & plexiglass-separated settes and waited about 45 minutes to be taken to the back. A nurse came first to get my symptoms, and an x-ray tech shortly after to do a rule out xray. (Yes I had to wear the famous gown). They have modern digital xrays in the floor, and the technician was really courteous and did them without needing a retake. A short wait after that, the doctor came in, gave me decent news and I was on my way. It almost seems the biggest wait was in the waiting room instead of being attended. Based on this experience, and at other Baptist Urgent Care centers, these are where I would go if I ever need an MD again.

I change this review as I thought there was transparency with the pricing but sooo misinformed…read more Their pricing for an urgent care is astronomical so outside of reasonable and fail to inform their patients at the time. I did not go to an ER I went to urgent care

I am so grateful to Dr. Fayeghi and his staff. After been through weeks and going to different…read moredoctors, had very little relieve. You quickly noticed the tightness of chest and provided quick care. I feel I can finally breathe good. Thank you for your dedication

Great Doctors and Great Staff. This is the fourth time I go…read morethere and I always have the best experience.

Welcomed my granddaughter at Mercy. The maternity ward is great. The nurses are very nice. Moms…read morehave private rooms with great views of the water. They have a very nice menu for both mom and dad, they can even order snack food between meals! The ward is very secure starting with the check in at lobby and security doors on the floor. The only bad thing is only 2 adults are allowed at a time.

The most beautiful hospital! Such a fresh breath of air, and has incredible views. Not only is the…read morestaff very professional, but they help you a smile on their face! My friend who was staying there felt extremely taken care of and comfortable that entire time. She said the nurses took so much care for her and made her feel safe when things got complicated. I'd definitely, come straight here for my help!

My trip to the life fandango was due to my son breaking his tibia plateau by running. Yes I said…read morerunning as I heard the disbelief in your reading. The staff from the emergency room to the floor were cool and didn't harass me if I stayed past the 8 pm curfew. They made sure he was provided with information and addressed his pain or concerns timely. He was beyond ready to leave as they were ready to kick him out and after a 2 week stent he was set free. The orthopedic surgeon did wonders in getting his leg repaired. I was impressed that let his baby and my little one come up to visit with him. The crazy thing is they actually count the kids as 1 of the 2 allowed up at anytime. He was in trauma 3B

I have had the pleasure of coming to Ryder truama Center for many different reasons. Mostly for…read moreclinical rotations. As a former student now Paramedic instructor I have been able to establish relationships with individuals who work here at the center. The first floor , "first line of defense"... these individuals are extremely talented and knowledgeable! They have the skills, tools and resources Available to save lives and limbs for whatever the call is. The wealth of knowledge is unbelievable and every time Im here I learn something new. No Day is the same. So being dynamic and having the ability to adapt and overcome what comes rushing through their doors is impressive to watch and even sometimes be a part of. I just want to thank the Center and the team for having me and my students and taking us in with wide open arms willing to teach and educate the youth and future of medicine.

My primary care physician moved to another state, so I had to find a new one. Thanks to this…read morechange, I met: Levy Amar, MD, PhD U Health University of Miami Health System He has the perfect combination of medical knowledge, professionalism, efficiency, and a warm, caring approach. I truly enjoy my visits. He always listens patiently to all my concerns and offers excellent guidance and medical advice. He explains everything in detail and makes sure I understand every aspect. He follows up on my treatment until he's certain I'm doing well. I've never felt so comfortable in a doctor's office. I never really looked forward to going to a medical appointment until I met Dr. Levy Amar. I'm so grateful to be his patient and that he will also be my primary care physician. If he were to move, I would seriously consider continuing to see him. I can't wait for my next appointment and I can't recommend him highly enough. Thank you so much, Dr. Levy Amar, MD, PhD.! Thanks for your assistance. ALEXANDER MURILLO

I have read the bad reviews and they're probably from non locals. I have been to other hospitals…read morein Florida and some are newer and cleaner and they don't have doctors. This one has some awesome surgeons and nurses. The rooms are great and they're clean. The waiting areas get a lot of traffic as most patients have more than one person with them. Speaking Spanish is a plus as they will always speak Spanish to you first. Parking is in parking lot is $1 for every 20 min max $8 a day or valet. They do validate which brings the price down a bit.

Get here early. There's construction on multiple Uhealth buildings. Parking here was free today…read more You can take shuttles.

Nuria checked in my family and I in the first floor. She is super sweet and attentive. She made…read moresure to say that she hopes that my family member gets better soon as well. The parking here is in the garage and you do have to pay but if you leave like less than an hour I believe it is free. I came on a rainy day and I am glad that there is a roof covering the garage to the hospital.