We both agreed that I wasn't a candidate for any kind of back surgery at this time. Dr Duek made…read morean honest assement that the mri didn't definitively reveal a course of surgical intervention.

The doctor is well educational in what's is been explained. I love how he explained the…read moredifference procedure benefits and risk.

I came to this hospital because it was the closest hospital to my mother and I and I needed to be…read moreseen for an emergency. We were greeted warmly and they began taking care of us immediately upon entering the emergency room. I was seen by Paul T Jennings while I was in the emergency room, and he immediately began running some tests on me. It took several hours to get the tests done and the results. I was told by Paul Jennings that I had Pulmonary Embolism, pneumonia, and a mass in my lungs. They admitted me to the hospital immediately and I was brought to the hospital room within about an hour. In my room, they have a pullout bed where a guest could sleep, and the room was very large. I was treated with nothing but kindness, respect, and compassion during my stay at Parrish Medical Center and I was released from the hospital when they deemed me ready to continue my care as an outpatient, with several specialists, on an outpatient basis. Many thanks to all those who cared for me while I was staying at Parrish Medical Center. I am forever grateful to all of you for saving my life.

Went in for scheduled cardiac procedure, did ok until nurse could NOT get an IV into my left hand…read moreafter several tries!! after that black and blue she went for my left elbow, finally says she got a vein after several painful minutes, only to find that DURING the procedure NO meds were going into me! I was awake the entire time and NOT HAPPY!! I'm sorry I didn't get her name! Rachel was told I was NOT getting the meds but did not check. Shane was GREAT and put a good IV in my right arm. Will was great and helped my cardiologist. My fav turned out to be DANA! he was great afterward, gave me food and drink, explained everything, Thanks so much Dana

7/7/2026-melbourne regional now "orlando medical"...has improved super much! with lots of upgrades…read morein staff members ,..equipments,..supplies,..dietary and the most important,..communications with listening skills towards the patients with their needs, and having safe good demeanors. thank you so much to the entire incredibly wonderful team in the er, with taylor. thank you to the team of ems and rescue whom rushed my daughter there safely and alive. thank you god for great security and everyone at the front desk for sign in, triage and registration. thank you all on the second and third floor for alternating shifts and taking such great care of my daughter when she suffered a stroke june of 2026. thank you charge nurse-jenna, nurse manager-carolyn and all team of nurses,...alex, alycia, kody, sean, jimena, hanna, richie, chris, jayla,...cna's,...g, amari, chipper, rose, kyra.. and specialists whom also helped save her life, i am truly grateful and thank god for you all. dr. marzano, odalis, tadia, mike, assistant nurse manager-christina, canm-chelsea. thank you to all the same, for the care of my husband who was also admitted on the same week for cellulitis of legs. thank you,...arianna, camille, carla, heather, griselle, charlene, jamiesha, dr. damaris, tara, monique, danielle, infectious disease, dr. catena and the wound care specialist. thank you to all of the radiology technicians and phlebotomists. thank you to nutrition/dietary for the "no pork" respect and preferred accommodations due to our allergens and religious statuses. thank you asia, and jaiden for all you do, as you serve the nutritious dishes with grace and kindness. ....with the exception of margarita as well as a tall male server, (i do not know his name), should not continue employed there because they have bad attitudes when a patient or spouse calls to requests "no pork" for health reasons, and it was not taken seriously. the man entered the room and slammed the tray on the bedside table,..knocking hospital equipment onto the floor as he stormed out of the patient's room while swinging, slamming the door wide open hitting the wall, making the patient feel uncomfortable and unsafe. at this point, i am convinced that they spit in the food when they are this unhappy with their job! but, karma does exist. in housekeeping, we say thank you, mrs norma and the beautiful lady with spider-eyes lashes ms stephanie, miss ruby and supervisor ms teresa. you all play an important part in keeping this hospital up float and running smoothly as busy as it gets. god bless.

I tried to find/use your "Patient Experience Feedback Form" but none of the links on your website…read morewould take me there. I was recently admitted to Melbourne Hospital via the emergency room on 6/13/26 thru 6/19/26. The nurses, CNAs/techs, mid level providers and physician were all excellent, caring, attentive & compassionate. Everyone was extremely patient despite my numerous questions & concerns. I'd like to recognize everyone that took care of me and apologize if I've left anyone off of this list. Thank you to the following staff for your kind, attentive care during a very stressful time for me: *** Kal RN, *** Lauren (LJ) RN, *** Yaneisy (YR) RN, *** Ingris (IM) RN, *** Danielle (DL) RN, *** Snrha (SJ) RN-Nurse Leader, *** Patience (PP) RN, *** Samantha (SK) RN, *** Lauren (LT) RN *** Gina (GG) RN *** Mia (MT) CNA, *** Andrea (AP) Tech, *** Tara (TB) CNA, *** Britt (BW) Tech, *** Andrea (AP) Tech *** Ashley (AO) Care Manager, *** Brandon (BC) Care Manager *** Pharmacist that helped me resolve medication questions on my day of discharge. I forgot her name but not her help & patience. Also to all the Dr's & Nurse Practitioners that took care of me. I cannot sing y'alls praises enough and thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your care & attention. I'm planning to return (hopefully) sooner than later to get my cardiac ablation!

Doctor Christopher Thaver was amazing! This was my first visit to Suntree Internal Medicine, and i…read morewas very happy with my experience. There is one thing i look for in a doctor... patience. I want to be able to ask a lot of questions. I want my doctor to take time with me and not feel rushed out the door. I want to feel confident the doctor wants to "get to the bottom of the things" with a sincere attitude. This is how Dr Thaver seemed to me. We didn't do any tests in this visit. We just discussed my various issues and made a plan for the future. I cant wait to come back! I never dreamed i would look forward to seeing a doctor again :) Edit: I added this business to yelp and copy-pasted my review from yesterday to make sure it is connected to the location in Melbourne, Florida.

The degree to which I hate this practice can not be overstated. Last time I was there I walked out…read moreafter waiting 30 minutes and being told it would be another 30. It was uncharacteristically empty - I was the only car in lot and only person in the waiting room. The time before I stuck it out, the office was packed and my wait was over 2 hours. Today I received a requested lab slip. They sent a pdf from an unknown email address with no subject line and not a word in the email. I generally would have sent it to trash but I had a feeling.. It was worth it for my doctor but now that she has left, I have a new physician. When I noted I am having problem with my finger getting stuck in a bent position he told me to get used to it. Currently looking for a new physician.

Excellent facility from cleaning people up to doctors and nurses. If I've had a bad experience…read morepatient advocate is really helpful. Although since I've changed my primary care physician and had great experiences all around since choosing doctor Benjamin Nettleton his team is amazing.

It's unfortunate that many employees in Orlando and Viera were hired during a challenging period in…read moreAmerican history, from 2001 to 2025, and as before, it may take years to address the issue of bad apple VA employees. Thanks to all the dedicated VA employees who truly care about veterans. Concerned about VA Healthcare and its VA emplyees

I can't say enough great things about AdventHealth care…read more The doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, their office staff, etc. are the most amazing and caring people! My husband and I are always treated with so much kindness and they truly care about their patients wellbeing. I highly recommend anyone and everyone to use the services of AdventHealth!

This group oversaw my mother's care in Orlando. She's complicated with many medical issues. They…read moreprovided a provider from each specialty while she was hospitalized. The continuity of her care was amazing. Her medication was reviewed by each provider making sure they were okay for her medical problems. Physical therapy was a great help also.

40 min wait for foot injury and not only not seen, but no offer/assistance for elevation of foot…read more(which continued to swell). Only 1 other in waiting room when I was called in and she was also there for sprain/strain of foot. I left without being seen and no apology

Customer service, very professional and thorough. Pre checked online, eased through waiting upon…read morearrival.

I have had an autoimmune disorder since 2002. I moved into…read morethe area recently and I was experiencing mild symptoms and fatigue. The Dr. A was an absolute jerk. I just wonder if his little rant about that he isn't an endocrinologist, a gynecologist, or sleep apnea. I am thinking WTF! He tells me my autoimmune disorder is only a problem for women in childbearing years. WHAT!!! I believe the behavior that was also described in other reviews maybe an indication the DR A is a low skilled quack. I will try to find a rheumatologist in Orlando or Melbourne. Dr A you're fired.

DR. MOHAMED M. ABOYOUSSEF, He is the WORST Doctor, I have…read moreexperienced in my Life. If I could give Him 0 stars, I would. My Daughter's, and I ( mother) experienced, this morning. My daughter has been very sick for a Long time now, She was finally sent to a "Specialist" So we could find out what is wrong with my daughter, I was so excited we were heading in the right direction. But this Doctor DR. MOHAMED M. ABOYOUSSEF, is the WORST Doctor, I have ever experienced in my Life. (HE HAS WORST BEDSIDE MANNER) Here is a little story of my Young Daughter's experience today. We were unlistened to, cut off, and Dismissed, which Made us feel like we were a burden to him. he told me, thanks for coming but she is an Adult and I had no need to basically be there. But my daughter is 19, I am still paying for her healthcare and still taking care of her. Until she is Doing all of that on her own I feel, I have every right to be there to make sure she is getting treated right and the best care she can get. I am glad I did go with her today like she wanted me to. but top it all off, He told us if we did not do what he wanted her to do he would not provide his services, and Would not give her the help she needs. Like he was GOD! I would STAY CLEAR OF THIS DOCTOR, VERY RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL! He has a god complex, NO Competition, and is VERY dismissive!

I'm a recently retired doctor and I had a procedure performed on myself at Cape Canaveral Hospital…read morethis morning. This is the best healthcare experience I have had in many years. From my brilliant and skilled doctor, Hong Jeong, MD to CRNA Shawn to the OR staff including Jennifer and Jill to my wonderful post-op nurse, Vanessa, it was a 5 star experience all the way. HIGHLY recommended!

Cape Canaveral Hospital was built to take care of NASA's space workers during the Mercury program…read morein 1962. It has been expanded over the years to 150 beds and has grown with the community. The environmentalists refused to allow expansion because filling in the one foot deep water around the hospital would affect the sea grass that the manatees eat (despite the fact that the manatees cannot swim in one foot of water). A new and smaller hospital is currently being built on Merritt Island. CCH has a nickname of "Cape Catastrophe". The hospital has an uneven reputation. As a former RN clinical supervisor and acting hospital administrator for a 400-bed hospital in Massachusetts, I have some experience regarding hospitals. I have also worked in an Emergency Trauma Center. The CCH building is old, as are several hospitals in the Boston area. But, old CAN be clean and serviceable. The key to any hospital is the staff and how they are managed, trained, and treated. There are some less than desirable MD's and nursing staff while the great majority do a good job and are professional. However, it is always the bad experiences that stick out. Some basic issues are that most staff have their badges turned so you cannot see their ID, photo or name. Most wear scrubs so you cannot tell the difference between the janitorial staff and medical staff or what they are supposed to be doing there. Most staff do not introduce themselves or tell the patient why they are there or what they will be doing. That is one of the first things students are supposed to learn. The staff is very casual in attitude and do not display the usual expected professionalism in manner, attention to their uniforms, or equipment. I was in the ER with a client as a patient advocate. The patient had continuous uncontrolled bleeding from a procedure two weeks earlier. After a cursory exam and some tests, the staff shrugged their shoulders and said IDK why there is bleeding. "We called her treating doctor who did the procedure and she said to make an appointment in 6 weeks". The patient was sent home only to go the ER at Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne 25 miles away a day later. She was admitted. The nursing care has been good and professional. However, the hospital does not have a regular urologist that works with the hospital and the MD called in privately does not take Health First insurance. At least she is being treated. It is sad that a patient needs a professional advocate to navigate the local healthcare system for basic care. Florida has moved up in its statewide healthcare rating from 48th out of 50 to 42nd beating out Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. That rating is an average that includes the award-winning Mayo Clinic, UF medical school, Advent Health, Shands, Tampa General, Cleveland Clinic, and Baptist Health Hospitals. Central Brevard on the mainland lost Rockledge Regional Hospital due to raw sewerage backup, bat guano from 10,000 bats living inside the building, and other issues so residents must choose between traveling a distance to CCH or Holmes. Ask questions. It is about YOUR life. You are entitled to the information if you are a patient, medical surrogate or professional advocate. Be polite and persistent to get the information you need to make a truly informed decision. The best action is to remain healthy.

I had a operation that required a week stay at Holmes. The staff was excellent and gave me the…read morecare that I needed. Despite it bei g a hospital I had a great stay. They fed me well. I asked for double portions and got it every time.

On August 18th, 2026 my wife experienced a surgery... Worry Relieved... Thank you nurses Erica,…read moreKim and Pam and to those who we met on her voyage starting at 5:15 AM. From the smooth check-in to the Pre-Op preparations to the actual (at the scheduled time) wheeling of the gurney with Shirley on into the Operating Room. All these steps were met with a professional, smiling and friendly staff. All answered our questions from how to turn on a TV to in-depth information as to what was about to transpire. This helped relieve the nerves both Shirley and me, her husband. While the procedure was being performed, I was directed to the far, far, far away Surgery Waiting room. The clerk greeted each person who walked into the room, gathered information as to who we were there for, explained the electronic information board, which like airport information board tracking the progress of our love one. The clerk also pointed out the gratuities in the room as well as where the rest rooms are located. As soon as I saw on the big electronic patient information board my wife was in recovery, the clerk told me I could go and be with her and explained how to get to recovery. My wife was awake when I got there while the nurses checked for any balance or cognitive problems. The Doctor came and explained what had taken place, what was going to occur with labs, and when Shirley was to report for her follow up. When Shirley was fully awake, the nurses explained how to deal with any problems that might occur (there were none) when we got home. While I retrieved the car, the nurses helped Shirley into a wheelchair and met me that the B-Building entrance. Shirley was happy this experience was behind her but happy with all the caring friendly folks who took care of this life journey being un-eventful.