The care here is unfortunately not that good - if you go to Cleveland clinic or MD Anderson you see…read morethe same Dr every time not a NP. NP's and nurses just do follow up or assist the MD's. Most people don't know you can become a NP with very little patient care than just clinicals- no active nursing skills required other than basics and a RN license to get a masters degree in healthcare and then take a course in cancer care for a certification. On my last visit, there was a NP named Kim, she was so unprofessional, she came in my room very cocky and bold- and asked how she could be of help to me today, I almost walked out then- I was there for MRI results- - when I told her that - she said- oh you had a mastectomy- she clearly didn't read my chart and had ridiculous solutions to the burning pain in my breasts- I had stage 3B breast cancer at 40 and I'm BRCA+ and HER2 positive - she cannot be taken seriously. I really liked Dr Aceveto on my 1st visit- he told me he would see me on my MRI results visit and go over genetics for further genetic testing. This did not happen. Also regular labs were ordered unnecessarily as they had been done already less than 2 months prior to my follow up. That means they just want to bill my insurance for more money. I have been very blessed to know what a great comprehensive cancer center is and this is not it. The majority of my treatment was done at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. The care there is top notch- no waiting over 15 mins for appts , same continuity of care, and ALL the staff is amazing! They even call you by your first name to say hello just walking thru the front door. They have valet parking which is a big plus. Health care has really changed after Covid - it was tough then but now it's even harder to get someone to listen to you spend time and explain things- you have to advocate really hard, It's all a numbers game- the more pts seen the more money made as insurance dictates care now. I however would like to thank Nicole the scheduling or referral coordinator (I don't know her title) as she was the nicest and most caring person I felt works there. She did everything she could to get me an appt knowing I was having problems - I was also starting as a new pt as we had move to Florida from another state. When I was diagnosed with cancer thank god I got a second opinion and believed I was worth driving 3 hrs every week back and forth from Buffalo to Cleveland for over 2 years to get the best care. Don't you believe you're worth it!

A tribute to my husband's medical team. To the leadership and staff of Ocala Cancer Affiliates, I…read moream writing to express my deepest gratitude and appreciation for the outstanding care that my husband has received over the past three years. Our family has been blessed with an extraordinary medical team, whose compassion, dedication, and professionalism have meant so much to us. Every day, your physicians, nurses, pharmacists, schedulers, and support staff work tirelessly to care for patients and save lives. They deserve to be treated with the same kindness and respect that they show others. There is never a reason to yell at the staff, slam doors, or use foul language. The first people we see are Susie and Cassandra at the front desk. They are warm, kind, and always make us feel welcome. I'd also like to recognize Ms. Mary, Dr. Vasudevan's nurse. She is compassionate, dependable, and always returns my calls as soon as she can. She's always willing to take the time to make sure our questions are answered. A very special thank you goes to Dr. Vasudevan. She is, without question, one of the finest physicians I have ever known. She is knowledgeable, caring, and completely devoted. She never makes us feel rushed, and if she doesn't have an answer right away, she finds it. Her dedication gives our family confidence and hope. On treatment days, we visit the infusion center. Every nurse and staff member there, both women and men, is exceptional. They care for every patient with professionalism, kindness, and genuine compassion, and they consistently go above and beyond. The pharmacy staff also deserves recognition. Danielle and Arnos have been wonderful to us. Whenever I need help or have questions about medications, they are always patient and ready to help. Finally, I'd like to recognize Tiffany, our scheduler. She goes above and beyond to coordinate appointments and make sure everything runs smoothly. Her dedication and willingness to help never go unnoticed. In my opinion, Ocala Cancer Affiliates is the premier cancer treatment center in Marion County. Every member of this team deserves to be recognized for the outstanding work they do each day. From the front office to the nurses, physicians, infusion staff, pharmacy, scheduling, and everyone working behind the scenes, each of you plays an important role in caring for patients and their families. After three years of witnessing your dedication, compassion, and professionalism, I can honestly say you have earned my deepest respect and heartfelt gratitude. Thank you to each and every one of you for the compassion, dedication, hope, and exceptional care you provide every single day. You truly make a difference in the lives of your patients and their families, and your kindness will never be forgotten.

After losing my health insurance, I eventually found Walden. This was a blessing because it…read moreafforded me basic health care for an affordable price. TBH, this might be the best primary care I've ever actually experienced, including times when I did have health insurance. They charge me a monthly membership fee. I have been able to get care for various things, like when I had Covid, or when I needed lab work, & also dealing with GAD. Staff is amazing. Staff at the front desk is always friendly. It's a friendly and pleasant place to go. I've never waited longer than ten minutes in the waiting room. They are located downtown, just a couple minutes from the square. I really like SHELBY ALLEN, their Nurse Pract. I've seen her multiple times, she makes me feel really comfortable and she is wicked smart. I strongly recommend Walden to anyone in Ocala. And if you generally hate going to a doctors office, or find it stressful, Walden will probably change that for you.

I love it when someone has a new idea, product, or service that is meant to make life better for…read morepeople. When I heard about direct primary care, I thought, "That could make things a lot better." When I heard Ocala had it, and for reasonable prices, I signed up. Let's just start with the model: What a concept! A doctor that gets to know you, that responds to your needs, and that is available! No month-long waiting. No copays. No wondering if this or that is going to be covered. No need to go in if it's not a big deal, and you can find out if it's a big deal or not with a text message. Direct Primary Care is a breakthrough in our otherwise broken health care system. If you don't have it, then find a way to get it. Now, let's talk about Dr. Steed. Warm and funny from the word "go", Dr. Steed puts you at ease, but also is unafraid to tell you what you need to hear. My five children do not mind going to the doctor at all, because Dr. Steed is kind and empathetic, ready to laugh and even have fun with his patients. His staff goes above and beyond to make office visits convenient, and everyone in the office is friendly and accommodating. If there is something concerning me, I send a message on my Spruce app, send pictures, etc. I usually hear back from Dr. Steed or a member of his staff in a very short time. No worried waiting. And so far, he's been able to take care of everything. So we are a very satisfied family. I highly recommend that you look into direct primary care and sign up with Walden. They are making the health care system better, and they're doing it by treating their patients with care and respect.

Dr Kim is AMAZING!! I've had therapy on my hand and shoulder (with other therapy businesses) and…read moreshe is "hands" ABOVE THE REST!! The initial appt is with the Dr and she is very thorough with her evaluation. Going forward appts are with the therapist(s) and each has been outstanding. They provide 1 on 1 therapy which is SO MUCH BETTER than "Select" therapy out of Orlando area (you're just an insurance claim there and they work with 3-4 patients at a time). At innovative therapy it's JUST YOU and a therapist!!

I have been a patient of this office for over 12 years. Dr. Kuhmar and all of her staff are very…read morenice, informative and really go out of their way to make going to the doctor not such a horrible experience.

I have been a patient at Fasttrack Ped for many years as this has been the pediatric office for my…read moredaughter and until today I have always trusted and valued the care provided here. Unfortunately, my experience today was very disappointing. During my daughter's appointment, I was denied access to the consultation room because I was accompanied by my service dog. As a result, I was not allowed to enter the exam room with my daughter for her physical appointment. My service dog is fully licensed, has accompanied me to medical appointments before without issue, and was completely under control at all times. He was placed inside his stroller, did not touch the floor, and did not come into contact with any physical facilities or medical equipment. Despite this, the staff refused to allow us access. As a long-time patient, I believe it is important for staff to be properly informed and trained regarding service animal rights, especially in a medical setting where inclusion, understanding, and patient support are essential. I sincerely hope this situation is reviewed so that no other parent or patient has to experience something similar in the future.Legal Rights of Service Dogs (ADA) Service dogs are protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a federal civil rights law. Where service dogs are allowed A service dog is permitted to accompany its handler in all public places, including: * Medical and pediatric offices * Hospitals and clinics * Exam rooms and waiting areas * Schools and government buildings * Restaurants, stores, and businesses open to the public Medical facilities may not deny access, except in strictly sterile areas (such as operating rooms). What staff are NOT allowed to require Businesses or medical facilities may NOT: * Ask for certification, registration, or licenses for the dog * Require the dog to wear a vest or ID * Charge additional fees * Deny access due to internal policies, allergies, or fear of dogs The only two legal questions staff may ask Staff may ask only: 1. Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? 2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? They may not ask about: * The person's disability * Medical diagnoses * Proof or demonstrations of the dog's work When a service dog can be asked to leave Only if: * The dog is not under control * The dog poses a direct threat or shows aggressive behavior * The area is medically sterile and the dog's presence would compromise safety The dog's size, breed, or being in a stroller is NOT a valid reason to deny access.

I absolutely love my Granddaughters Doctor and the staff. Everyone is genuine and cares about each…read morechild.

Great care very professional I love the way they…read more I love the way they evaluate you to see what is going to be the best treatment for you. Everyone was so happy and cheerful when I walked in but a great feeling I'm looking forward to my experience with Lake Center For Rehab so glad my neighbor referred me to them.

Met for the first time with Dr. Roshni Samual. WOW what a great experience. She is very…read moreprofessional and her Harvard Fellowship in Geriatrics makes her explanations of what lifestyle changes she suggests I change well received. I left the interaction wanting to make positive lifestyle changes.

Having accidently ending up on this site: I couldn't help but see the 2 negative reviews for…read moreCreekside. I have no reason to argue the respondent's reviews; however I have been going therefor 3-4 years now and find the care at the high end of the healthcare spectrum. That being said, the transition to Center Well has had a few bumps, but it has gotten better. I lost (to retirement) my PCP earlier this year, but things seem to better now. Expected. The caregivers are great with little exception. Change always yields some hiccups, but things seemed to have settled down. I continue to endorse Creekside and staff for well above average healthcare, fine doctors and nurses and specialist. I never give a 5-star, because nothing is ever perfect. But I'm very happy with the care I receive from Creekside and staff! Robert

Their billing department is totally incompetent. They send incorrect bills and don't have any…read morecustomer service skills. If you pay at Lake Eye office the Santa Fe office doesn't know and double bills. Dr care is great but billing is terrible

My dad has had cataract surgery here twice. Given surgery is stressful, I appreciate the caring…read morewell-organized staff. The appointment times given are about 30 minutes in advance of actually seeing the doctor, allowing plenty of time to complete the final paperwork. Before surgery, there is a meeting with the surgeon which a family member may attend; if that family member is handicapped, staff will help them back and forth to the lobby. Pro-tip: Given the eye surgery and drugs, the staff requires the patient to be released to a legally competent adult who is the designated driver. In other words, my very mobility-challenged and handicapped, non-driving mother could not take legal responsibility for my dad because she is not able to drive even though I was there to drive. The released my dad to me instead. There are two lobbies, a small one inside the office and a larger one in the building lobby. The staff calls patients and family members from both lobbies. There are TV's in both (captioned). Pro-tip: the lobbies can be cold due to generous air conditioning. Bring a sweater or light jacket.