I've been a patient of this practice for over a decade. I consider my self so very BLESSED to say…read morethat. 'Doctor's and Staff have become part of my family and definitely have welcomed me as part of theirs. The combined knowledge of this Father & Son team are bar none. The PA and all the Dr's assistants and front counter staff are by far the VERY best!! Anytime I have problem or question, it is addressed immediately. You never have to call again for an answer. Every single issue is handled promptly and professionally. There are many times I've called not feeling well and they always find a way to get me in the same day. Also the fact that they literally are there for you 24/7 is a comfort that I cherish. It's so great to talk to your actual Doctor anytime you need them. To all of You at "Family Medical Doctor's". I love, respect and appreciate every single one of you!! Word's can NEVER express my LOVE & GRATITUDE!

From the owner: Family Medical Doctors is an internal medicine and pulmonology practice in Trinity, Florida. The…read moreexperienced physicians at Family Medical Doctors are father and son. They're not only part of a loving family, but consider their staff and patients to be part of that family, too.   In early 2021, the pulmonary and internal medicine practice opened a new office building with new technology and a welcoming environment for patients. The team at Family Medical Doctors provides comprehensive chronic disease management for many common medical conditions, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes, heart disease, sleep apnea, and hypertension. They also provide joint injections for arthritis and other joint problems. For patient convenience, the Family Medical Doctors team also offers many outpatient services such as ultrasound testing, skin biopsy, pulmonary function tests, and electrocardiogram (EKG). Additionally, the team of health experts provides physical exams and vaccinations. For compassionate, comprehensive, and committed patient care, call Family Medical Doctors or book an appointment online today using the website scheduling tool.

Tom Terrific here with another honest review…read more I was in need of a new doctor as the diagnostic clinic was clsoing. I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Faltas's office a month in advance. The office sent me all he papers to fill out ahead of time and i took 20 minutes to do that. On the day of my 10:15 am appointment I arrived at 10 am as they told me to come 15 minutes ahead of time. I walked in and no one greeted me. There was a staffer behind the window but she never said a word to me. I stood there for a minute but it didn't look like I was going to be told what to do. So I sat in one of their chairs in the waiting room. And I sat. After 49 minutes ( I timed it) someone came out and asked me my name. She had a mask on! I'm hard of hearing and I asked her to repeat the questions and she pulled down the mask. She said they would be with me shortly. I walked over to the staffer at the counter and said, "I'm Tom *******. I don't think this is the place for me. I'm leaving." When I got home there was a message on my landline. THEY ASKED ME IF I WAS COMING!!!! Looks like I dodged a bullet. Dr. Wael Faltas - NOT RECOMMENDED.

Ooops, I guess Dr. Faltas had too many patients or did not get paid enough by my insurance company…read more I was just getting to know him & he stopped taking insurance! I can understand that, I guess. What I can't understand, is him sending a goup to a specific doctor in Port Richey. That is our decision & right, not his place. What's a girl to do? Look for another pc doctor, don't you just hate changing them! Ps. Just changed insurance, maybe he takes that, naw not to bother got tired of inters sitting in on every visit.

Dr. Fortner is the best doctor I have ever had. As long as you are truthful and gain her confidence…read moreand trust, she will treat you well. I highly recommend Dr. Fortner as a primary care physician. Her staff is first class as well.

Dr. Rosario has been always thorough, detailed and confident about his patient's diagnosis.read more

I gave this office 3 chances. No wonder they do not accept any form of medicaid; they cannot adhere…read moreto their guidelines for customer service. The office staff is in capable of demonstrating any form of mediocre customer service; let alone, optimal, non-judgemental care. Instead, they treat you like a lesser human, embarrass you in front of other patients about private billing issues, admonish you to the point of threating to cancel your appointment for being 7 minutes late. Even though, my appointment was at 9am and the MD did not show up until 9:38 am that morning. He judges you for having a chronic illness and just not being able "to go to the gym and work out". I won't even discuss what happened last time I showed up for an appointment that they conveniently canceled! Not to mention, when the nurse looked at my online chart, she gave a disgusted huff!!! Is the office staff nasty to everyone? Or has my chart been specifically labeled to treat me like garbage, thus I leave the practice quietly because my illnesses are too difficult to manage and do not return? Why would a physician do that? Does the reason involve not wanting to complete my disability paperwork??? I know it is lengthy and time consuming, but I was run over by a truck as a pedestrian and have CRPS now. I cannot work as a nurse. Furthermore, I had an anaphylactic reaction to MSG in July. My daughter called 911 because I was blue and could not breath. The paramedics had to start an IV to give medications and oxygen. I negotiated with the paramedics that I would follow up with my primary care to save health care cost because they fixed me for the time being and the doctor's office opened 2 hours after they left my apartment. The office sent me away that day because I didn't have a mask! COVID-19 was lifted. Plus, just had an anaphylactic reaction and they knew that. Can you imagine?

Dr Mercer didn't listen to me at all, talked over me, and talked to my husband about my care…read moreinstead of me. She talked more about her own health problems than mine. She was very condescending, and she made a lot of untrue assumptions about my health and condition that she didn't give me any opportunity to correct. She told me, a prediabetic, not to monitor my levels or symptoms, because I would be getting diabetes anyway and I could "worry about it then." She told me I couldn't be depressed because I was "married and looked happy." When I told her a medication was ineffective for me, she argued with me that I didn't understand the medication. Meanwhile, there was evidence in my blood tests that it wasn't effective. She told me I needed to lose weight while completely disregarding the medical conditions that are contributing to that inability to lose weight. She told me "I don't even know your diet, but we need to change your diet." I am an ambulatory wheelchair user. She told me I was "too young to be in a wheelchair" while simultaneously asking no questions about what symptoms lead me to be in a wheelchair. She assumed the pain/weakness was in my legs because she never took a moment to ask where it was. It was my back. When I corrected her, she dismissed me. There is more, all negative, but these were the highlights. It was evident that she had made up her mind about me as soon as she saw my age, weight, and my wheelchair. She let her biases prevent her from actually engaging with me and the provided care clearly suffered because of that. On a more personal note, she was fully aware of my mother's terminal cancer before my appointment, because she has been involved in my mother's care as well. I am my mother's primary caregiver. She knew and verbally acknowledged the kind of stress that situation would put on a person. I told her I had been diagnosed with MDD and GAD. She was aware that I had the mental conditions and external circumstances to create a mentally and emotionally sensitive or delicate person. She still chose to treat me in a callous and condescending way. I am very fortunate that I have a good support system at home and a trusted therapist. For another person in my situation, but without a support system to fall back on, a visit to Dr Mercer could be dangerous.

I drive 25 to 30 minutes to keep Dr. Mercer as my primary physician. She has helped me to stay as…read morehealthy as possible even with a myriad of health problems. She is compassionate, intelligent, knowledgeable, and if she doesn't know something, she'll look for the answers. All of the doctors to whom she has referred me have been exceptional and mirror her values and expertise. Together, they help me be healthy.

Very rude manager seems to not be happy had an attitude from the moment i picked the phone up, I…read moremade an appointment with them last week took work off and did everything i had to do on my end, they forgot to tell me they didnt dk car accident related appointments which makes no sense i just need to get an mri, the manager was very rude and seemed miserable im glad they cancelled the appointment cause i didnt wanna be seen by them anyway, 0/10 customer care they only care about themselves and even told me its "not her job to help me"

I mean, am I reviewing the DOCTOR...or his practice?…read more I spent the first part of my career as a Pharma rep and a Group Practice Materiel Manager -- soooo when it comes to Doctors and well run medical practices I know the good, bad and ugly. As far as the doctor goes, Dr. Garcia is good. He is honest stern and to the point, He take his time with you and very easy to talk to. I feel he is an extremely conscientious doctor and explains things very clear to you. Now, the practice? If I was to rate his office staff...it would be a mixed bag; incompetent, arrogant, defense, thin skinned, and lack of customer service skills. They are somewhat disorganized and you do have to sit on them to get them to call you back, answer questions and on occasion, can be a little rude, for lack of better term. This really applies to the front office, who often gets it wrong. His back office staff is pretty efficient BUT . they DO NOT communicate lab results very well. His front office staff...they are not a good reflection on the doctor, so if you are the type who is easily frustrated by an office staff who is not necessarily organized or doesn't necessarily communicate well ... this might not be a good fit for you. They could screw up a 3 car funeral when it comes to scheduling. Folks this is Corporate Baycare Healthcare at it's finest (tongue in cheek).

I am very happy with the staff, the entire office along with Dr Dhaliwal all are fantastic. I have…read morebeen in the medical field for a very long time and dealt with many medical personnel so I tend to be a critic from the moment I am the patient or in observance of another that walks through the door. I recently left another office after thee years and I feel I made a fantastic choice

It's convenient, Dr. Dhaliwal takes his time with you, helps you to understand and answering all…read moreyour questions. He is very funny, which helps makes the visit pleasant. I would definitely recommend this office. The staff are great as well.

I switched over to Gulf Coast Medical Group and I love everything about this office…read more The waiting rooms have a very peaceful and comfortable ambiance.The staff is amazing. And my Dr helped me with everything I needed and more. I went to my previous dr for 3 1/2 years and he really didn't help me much. But, Dr Amy Strobbe listened to all of my concerns and she took charge. She did all my referrals, refills, and spent a lot of time with me. I would recommend this Group of Dr's to anyone. She is very friendly, patient and definitely through. If you need a caring and knowledgeable, Dr, this is the place to go! FIVE STAR REVIEW!!!

I am so thrilled that Michelle McAteer has joined Gulf Coast Medical. I have been seeing Michelle…read morefor several months now. I am so pleased with her commitment to the health care that she gives. She is compassionate, caring, and very supportive about my concerns. Plus, she doesn't rush my appointments. Thank you Gulf Coast Medical for adding Michelle to your staff. Iris Solomon

I've visited this urgent care several times when I didn't have insurance and left with a…read moreprescription and fairly accurate diagnosis. Recently I visited the clinic for an employment physical. I scheduled a 2:30 appointment online and arrived at 2:20. Staff had me fill out paperwork and rescheduled my appointment for 3 o'clock. The waiting room had only a few places to sit. Everything was setup so patients had to socially distance from each other and if the chairs were full other patients were told to wait in their vehicles outside. I didn't like the fact the front desk wouldn't give my driver's license back to me until I finished my drug screen after being called back. For my physical, the facility performed a urinalysis, blood draw, EKG, vision test, and in lieu of a TB test I had an on site chest x-ray. Prior to leaving, I saw a physician's assistant who went over paperwork I needed signed. The total time I spent in the clinic was about two hours. Staff seemed well trained and were courteous. I liked the fact I didn't have to go elsewhere for certain procedures and they were able to do everything on site. Unlike other urgent care clinics I've been sent to for physicals, I wasn't charged anything out of pocket for my chest x-ray which was nice.

On April 3rd, I visited an urgent care clinic at 6:30 PM. Just to be safe, I then proceeded to the…read moreMorton Plant North Bay Hospital Emergency Center--located at 6600 Madison St., New Port Richey, FL 34652--where I checked in and began waiting at 7:30 PM. Around 9:00 PM, I was informed that I needed a blood test; however, after attempting to draw blood by pricking me in two different spots, the nurse stated that she was unable to complete the procedure and would call someone else to assist. She told me to wait, but by 10:00 PM, I still hadn't received any updates. I complained about the situation three times, but each time I was simply told to keep waiting because they were busy. At 10:00 PM, I noticed that patients who had arrived much later than I had already been assigned rooms and were receiving treatment. I complained once again regarding the order of service, but the staff remained unhelpful and curtly told me to just keep waiting because they were busy. Consequently, I gave up on receiving treatment and returned home. The nurse seemed unskilled, as did the receptionist; it is a place I have absolutely no desire to visit again. I plan to go to an urgent care clinic tomorrow morning instead.