UF Health Family Medicine - Commonwealth

adriana paige

my husband’s appointment was for 10am today, i had to go out and ask for someone to come in, the medical assistant just came in still no doctor. this is ridiculous, waste of time, we could’ve been at work or elsewhere by now. terrible time management. staff acted like they couldn’t provide answers. does everyone share the same doctor here? i heard 2 other people say their appointment was for 10am. so please help me understand how 1 doctor is going to magically see 3 people at once? we will not be returning.

Tyrone Powell

Professional and curtious.

Anthony Moran

This place is terrible. People are slow. They can’t keep appointment times. The back parking lot looks like an animal shelter with cats laying all over everyone’s cars. Just nasty.

James Warren

almost all of them will misdiagnose you and over prescribe you, make you think you are actively going through cardiac arrest/failure after a poorly done ECG, and make you rush to the hospital, leaving you to think you're slowly dying in the waiting room because covid patients were filling all the rooms. I WAS ONCE UNDER 100LBS AS AN ADULT AND THEY DIDN'T BLINK AN EYE. I WAS HOSPITALIZED. I had to ASK for an appetite helper. Ended up paying 500+ dollars out of pocket on nutritional drinks so I didn't waste away. I am disabled. 500 dollars is nearly all my income. Or prescribe you steroids over and over and over again instead of helping you find the source of problems. Or more and more antibiotics. Or more AWFUL muscle relaxers for my UNDIAGNOSED SCOLIOSIS nerve pain. And heaven forbid I mention fainting because of a flashback (neurocardiogenic vasovagal syncope) they seemed TIRED of me for asking questions. I was SUFFERING and BEGGING. rude, irrelevant desk nurses blaming "acne" on my prescribed medical cannabis for my lifelong, clinically severe depression and PTSD. when you're telling them a rash is occuring as a medication side affect. or hair loss as a side effect from dexamethasone, they said it's not possible, or they "don't know" if it's a side effect. i got a confirmation from a specialist: it is a side effect. it's been almost 1 year and my health has NOT been the same and if my doctors actually listened or cared about me, they would've caught something over the span of 7+ years i saw them. i felt hated. i felt like i was talked about among the nurses. i have an anxiety disorder, severe PTSD and depression, i feel that i was mocked and laughed at.