This isn't just a business. The people you see there are not just staff. I am 60 years old and…read moreI've only had 2 doctors throughout my lifetime that seemed to actually care about the welfare of me and my family. Dr. DeJuk is the primary care doctor for my whole family. Grandparents, Grandchildren, daughter and inlaws. We all feel the same about this doctor and everyone that works in the office. They treat everyone with the respect and care that you should get from every doctor but don't or haven't. If you are looking for a great doctor that isn't just wanting to hit your insurance,,, YOU FOUND HIM! If you don't have insurance, they do take cash. I can assure you his fees won't brake the bank!

Heard lots of great stuff about this guy, so I recommended him to an acquaintance, whose primary…read morelanguage is Spanish ~ coming from PR ~ and a senior citizen. Asked to "come 20 minutes early" to a 9a appt to help him fill out forms was all well & good... happy to help. But, the staff not opening the door when buzzed or answering the phone? No bueno. Hope it's not indicative of future customer service or their ability to create & maintain positive staff:patient relations. When the new patient was finally called, he was met by a very courteous & friendly female med tech who conducted the initial intake, asking Qs relevant to answers provided on the forms we'd just completed. 10 mins later, doc & patient were were face-to-face, working on his Patient Care plan. Lots of patients who seem to like the doc's clinical skills & his staff. I'm giving 4 Stars, due to the initial experience & subsequent long wait times, even with an appt! Easy access w/ample parking, across f/Putnam County hospital.

Whoever took over this practice is negligent. My husband and I had checkups in July 2024 and went…read moreto refill meds February 2025, had no patient records on us, refused to refill meds, no longer accept our insurance! I'm bewildered not ONE notice from them and now we are urgently searching for a new primary care Dr. The new staff to include the office manger are rude, unhelpful and she hung up on me. I'm filing an official report with the state of FL, as I'm pretty sure you can't lose medical records, not notify patients you no longer accept them and their medical insurance. Kharma is not nice and whoever hung up on me will reap what they sow. Stay far away from this craziness if you care about your health, only out for greed! !

From the owner: Provider for all Medicaid programs, Traditional Medicare, Medicare advantage plans, Florida Blue,…read moreCigna, Aetna and others

He's wonderful and kind and listens to me and explains everything to me where I can understand what…read moreis going on with my care. Thank you Dr. Limeres for being my doctor

Extremely personable and professional. They take the time to get to know you and your lifestyle. No…read morerush care Dr Limeres is a seasoned physician that processes a rare bedside manner that connects with his patients.

Best doctor I've been too. Has amazing bed side manners, and really gets into detail about things…read more He really cares about the patient!

He broke an appointment with me and I needed a refill, when he returned his office staff had never…read moresent him a message that I needed a refill and would not allow me to speak with him. Patients need to speak with doctors. Go somewhere where your needs will be responded to,

I have been going here for many years and have always had excellent service…read more I walked in with a strained foot 20 minutes before they were closing at 8 pm. I was received with a warm welcome and exceptional service from Ana at the Front desk. Everybody was very caring, accommodating and pleasant. Thank you. I will recommend it in the future.

I've been to this urgent care quite a few times and have always received good service, but my most…read morerecent visit was an entirely different experience. I came in feeling absolutely terrible, with a fever, severe chills, body aches, and weakness. After checking in, I was taken back almost immediately and seated in an examination room, where I waited over 20 minutes before a nurse came in to check my vitals. Okay, whatever, no big deal. After that, I waited another 20 minutes before the doctor came in, examined me, and left. Another 30 minutes passed before anyone returned to perform two swab tests. I then waited another 30 minutes for my results, which came back negative for both tests and they didn't test for anything else, I was then told someone would come get me when I was ready to leave. After waiting another 20 minutes with no updates, I finally got impatient and walked out of the examination room myself, only to find the staff sitting at their desks. When I asked what was going on, I was actually told that they had forgotten I was still back there! I had been there for two whole hours, feeling worse than I had felt in a very long time, and had to leave my examination room just to remind the staff that I was still waiting. To make matters worse, I was sent home without a clear diagnosis or a proper explanation of why I was prescribed the medications I received, other than being told, "You've had it before, so it'll work." I understand that urgent care facilities can get busy and that patients sometimes have to wait. However, being left alone for extended periods without updates and then being told that the staff had forgotten about me is completely unacceptable. Not to mention, there was only one other patient in the building, who arrived after me and left before I did. I've had good experiences here in the past, which makes this visit even more disappointing. I came in because I was genuinely sick and needed medical attention, not to spend two hours waiting in a room only to be forgotten about and still have to pay for the service. I don't expect to be seen immediately, and I understand that medical staff have other responsibilities. However, I do expect to be treated with basic consideration, kept informed about my care, and not completely forgotten in an examination room. Completely unacceptable! Is this really how you treat patients who come to you for help when they're sick?