I recently have had the experience of being operated on by Dr. Talbert. Throughout the entire…read moreexperience he was professional, concise, clear, sympathetic and available. In addition his staff is wonderful; efficient, available and caring. I can give him no higher compliment.

Great experience. I had my biopsy done and it was really pain less, fast and comfortable. The place…read moreis really clean and the staff is really professional. The assistant explained all of the procedure

This place is awful. The surgeon not sure if there's more than one but this guy had no bedside…read moremanner he didn't even shake my hand or make eye contact he was on the computer the whole time. The part I really enjoyed is being insulted and talked to like I was nothing. Who wants to have surgery no one that I can think of let alone letting someone cut on you that is rude arrogant and didn't make me feel safe. They wanted a form signed for a pelvic exam and that had nothing to do with my appointment. It's a disgrace that I couldn't get the care I need and I was treated horrible. The sad part is I can't do anything about it no one would care. I'm just going to have to find another surgeon and take my insurance and money elsewhere.

Dr Zenoni was absolutely amazing. He is very personable and took time to listen to my concerns. He…read moretook very good care of my husband during surgery and even drew a diagram for his handicapped sister so she would understand what type of procedure he was having.

From the owner: Scott A. Zenoni, MD is part of our Health First team. He is board certified in general surgery and…read moreis a trauma/acute care surgeon. Dr. Zenoni had an extensive career in flight medicine prior to becoming a trauma/acute care surgeon. Dr. Zenoni completed a fellowship in surgical critical care at Orlando Regional Medical Center in Orlando, FL and completed his general surgery residency at Florida Hospital Orlando in Orlando, FL. He completed his Doctor in Medicine at Saint Matthews University School of Medicine in Grand Cayman Island, British West Indies.

I first saw Dr. Brandon Frye for an emergency. I was seen immediately and given a clear diagnosis…read moreand treatment. I was so impressed that I continued to see him for my arthritic hands. All of my appointments at Melbourne Hand Center have been excellent. From the time I walk in, until the time I leave, I experienced excellent communication and quality care. My needs are addressed, questions answered, and the care I received each time has been excellent.

Dr Frye sadly ruined the use of my hand and my career as a vet nurse…read more After his botched my surgery, I have had to have 2 further surgeries for correction from his shoddy work. I went to Jewett Orthopedics in Orlando for repair of his work. I would go anywhere but to Doctor Frye. Brief History: I saw Dr Frye for cortisone shots in a failing pip joint, he recommended finger pip surgery as shots were not working. I informed him I would like to have joint replacement but he insisted it was not possible, which many doctors since then have said that it was totally possible. This was his first lie. Next, was the condition of my finger post surgery as it came out leaning to one side badly plus it was excruciatingly painful. In addition, I found out that he also injured a tendon in his surgery and never told me. It had to be repaired as well in a further surgery, and when I complained to him, his words were "Well I thought I got it straight". He sent me to hand therapy and the therapist commented on the poor surgery result. As a result they tried to splint it straight, 3 times. That didn't work, it was painful to try and they even splint to go leaning it the opposite way! And he did not stop there as he then told me I had to pay for it to be corrected from his shoddy handy work and even offreed to cut my finger off! That is when I decided to go elsewhere for a second opinion. I'm so glad I did! To correct his shoddy I had to have a pin inserted the length of my finger, down the bone in my finger for over 6 months to repair the tendon. Also, the fused joint had to be re-broken and a long plate was inserted. Then another surgery to remove the plate. To this day, it is still painful and hard to even use. (2 years on). I cannot use my finger for work or life in general. I cannot grasp my hand. I cannot use it without residual ache for hours, and a burning sensation, and I was only 59 when he did it. In conclusion, sadly all I can say is he didn't care. He turned on his heels, as after I begged for help, he just said well we can "cut it off" and then he walked out of the consult room. I'll bet this would be different if it was his botched finger surgery! My career and life was assisting in surgery with the animals. Now I can't even fill a syringe. Lastly, once you remove a joint you cannot ever replace it. Be very careful to ever remove a joint as it's irreversible, so I suggest you consider a replacement joint instead. Please research people! This surgeon may be kind to other people but he destroyed my daily life, cooking, cleaning, writing, carrying.,but most of all, I can never work again properly.