It's really sad that UF Health Neuromedicine has so little concern for a patients health. I was…read morereferred to neurology because of a possible Parkinsons or Lewy Body Dementia diagnosis. When referred my appointment was scheduled 7 months out (sad but that's just the way things are). Before my scheduled appointment the office called and said the doctor would be out of the office on my appointment date and that they would need to reschedule. My new appointment would now be an additional 4 months out. Now I'm looking at a total of 11 months from my referral date before I can see the doctor. Apparently this is just fine with UF Health. They must think that we make appointments to see doctors just for fun and not because there's a medical need.

while the hospital staff, nurses and techs are awesome the front desk people for the clinic are…read morenot. there is one lady that's short and snappy in her verbalizations; one wearing a do rag on her head and the entire desk area is not customer friendly. it's really a shame too because the facility and inpatient staff are great, along with the Drs and other outpatient staff.

We were checked in quickly, and they were not that many people in the waiting room…read more They took him back pretty quickly and put an IV in his arm and drew some blood for a panel. They were obviously busy behind the double doors because every hour a PCA would come to the waiting room and take vitals. After about 4 hours in the waiting room they called me back and asked me not to be mad but they lost mine and other patients' bloodwork. After a total of 9 hours I was called back and told they only have 1 of 3 CT scans working and had a CT scan performed. After 10 hours I was told I would need to be admitted and have surgery because my CT results were concerning. Waiting for surgeons to come by to talk bit no one, then a few hours later I was told "Oh, sorry, we re-reviewed your CT results and they are not concerning, the Radiologist re-read the CT scan and changed the diagnosis. So we finally got out of there. Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because the doctor was super. the processes I had to go thru to get seen is why I am rating as a 2. There may be other emergency centers close by, but we are not familiar with the.

I was here for a suicide attempt back in October. The staff was very inconsiderate. The place was…read moredirty. I was wheeled on a bed lined up against a wall in a hallway for a good amount of time before they put me in a room with a bunch of other patients. The staff was loudly laughing and joking the whole t8me I was there, no sense of self awareness. Nothing to do but lay down and sleep. I kept asking when the doctor would see me to evaluate me, and they said they thought he already had. They forgot about me. It made me realize that not even people who went to medical school care enough to be professional with their patients. When my mom visited me, the woman by my bedside (who worked there) said she doesn't recommend patients coming to Shands. This place made me wish my attempt had worked. Absolutely awful and heartbreaking experience. Do better. If I could give zero, I would.

I have had such bad experiences with hospitals but this one e was amazing t…read morehey made me fell like a person I lost my insurance and they admitted me a paid for a procedure I have achalasia and without the endoscopy and dilation I would not be able to eat and survive they helped me and gave me a flower and hot chocolate on my way out the. Door everyone there is doing God's work. I am so grateful.

My barely 25‑year‑old daughter, Taylor, died after 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 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 was 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

This is a great place to be if your sick the hospital, medical building with all the special needs…read moreDoctors for everything that's wrong. Cancer center that save my daughter and keeps her cancer free. UF Gator town is awesome teaching and training Doctors to be the best in there fields!

I go to this medical Plaza often, same has Shands Hospital always 5 stars. It is unfortunate that I…read moremust rate the diabetes Depart one star. I am having issues with my sugars since December. Saw mt Dr. was added another insulin, to be seen in January, They cancled my appt in January. reason Dr, is sick, they resceduled for February 27th. I call care advocate filed a complaint then my appt was scheduled for February 9th. received call from nurse about my sugars , rescheduled for January 30. Recived call. My Appt is cancled. same reason Dr. is sick. Rescheduled for march 27th. really sill having issuses with high sugars. unreal. on added insulin with was surposed to be checked in January to see where we go from there.

This emergency room was great! We went right in and were taken care of right away! Definitely…read morerecommend this ER.

They need to not overbook their ER anymore. The wait times are horrendous!…read more Shands hospital supposedly has a great reputation, so based on that I took my Mother to the ER. Check-in and triage we quick and on point. We were asked to sit and wait. 4 1/2 hours later we were told that they just had too many people. We were waiting all that time for an ER room. To add insult to injury, the drew blood a second time, three hours after the first time -- no explanation.

My family had a good experience at this medical center in Gainesville, FL. My mom was part of their…read morenew blood cancer program, I believe she was their first patient going through it at this hospital. I was not there. My mom and dad were there and stayed in the hospital room for two weeks. Nurses and doctors taking care of them were very helpful, patient, supportive, and welcoming. Only complaint was the food. The chicken was uneatable, not even my dad would eat (He eats anything hahaha). But yes, the food was decent, just not the chicken. The staff did their best to accommodate to my mom and dad's food selections. Overall, my mom and dad were very pleased with the care provided by their team of doctors and nurses. Thank you for taking care of my parents!

This hospital is a disgrace. I have had only had bad experiences here. Misdiagnoses, wrong…read moremedications, terrible reactions to meds not recognized, wrong diagnoses not corrected, paternalistic dismissive attitudes galore from doctors, nurses and managers. Some staff have been brilliant and kind but they could not make up for all the ghastly experiences I have seen at first hand or suffered myself. When I tried to talk about my concerns I was stonewalled. I understand medicine is difficult and stressful but this hospital adds insult to injury. Literally. O stars if I could.

I've been in the ER since 8:30am. It is now 11:22 pm and I still have not been moved to a staging…read moreroom. We are waiting for a doctor? This is BS. My blood pressure can't take this. I'm told repeatedly that I will get moved to the back since 7pm.

Son got an infection after gall bladder surgery. Friend had surgery, drain got clogged. Had to have…read moreanother emergency surgery. Looks like the hospital is not very clean.

If at all possible, do not let your loved one stay here. My husband came in with a stage 1 bedsore…read moreand left there with a stage 4 bedsore. The staff would not follow doctor's orders and change his position every 2 hours. They left a (2 rubber gloves tied together) tourniquet tied on his arm after drawing blood, He woke up with his arm hurting. At least one of the nurses didn't wear gloves at all with putting meds in the his IV and giving him meds from the package to his mouth. They really don't care about the patient.

My loved one was sent here to get stronger and get weaned off the ventilator that he was put on at…read moreHCA. These facilities don't let you stay overnight or come in before 10am so during those hours a lot can go wrong and it does. Who would think that someone is is critically ill and needs care, would be given a tube feed product he was allergic to ? get a broken nose? lose a molar (during oral care?) have to work hard on the ventilator when he was septic and had a fever? and when wound care came in the first time, they were picking at a mole (thinking it was a staple to be removed) My loved one had tears in their eyes and I am glad I was there to stop them or they might have injured him further. Most nurses were unfriendly and one yelled when I asked basic questions. They have meetings in front of your loved ones saying things that can and do frighten the patient. It is too bad because when someone is put on a ventilator , they need time and good care. This place was shocking and everyday things got worse here.

The ER staff is top notch. Prompt and professional. Kudos to…read moreStephanie. Thanks for everything.

We have had so many cancelled appointments because the provider is out of the office after the…read moreappointment has been made 3 months out or more. (i.e. audiology hearing test but the appointment for the hearing aids is three months out to only have to be rescheduled) Then to reschedule with another provider it is past the previous appointment. Seems like either you are short Doctors or you have a very poor process of scheduling. This has happened with Audiology and with Primary Care in the past 2 weeks.

I left this also on the sight for the Chiefland office. Mrs. Vera in Chiefland is a blessing for…read moreour family. She has the knowledge and bedside manner that makes it a joy to visit her when you are sick or just getting a physical. She along with Dr. Lefkowitz make a great team at this office. Also kudos to Mrs. Patti at the front desk for being so helpful and polite to everyone!

Called to change an appointment for a Tuesday. I called on Monday prior to the 24 hr mark…read more She stated it was less than 48 hours . I said your office closed Friday at 5 pm. She said you can call after hours, I said that is for emergencies. I added that they do not send a text to confirm or cancel or an email. In addition their portal has problems constantly. To me, this is them trying to make more money. I called to reschedule and was greater than 24 hours. Good docs bad customer service and business