Address: 11512 Lake Mead Ave UNIT 521, Jacksonville, FL 32256, USA
Phone: +19048079747
Sonya Eisner
He was my husband's and my family Practice Doctor and we lost are ensures and he was still willing to see my husband over a spider bite on his elbow he worked with us on the payments to him that we were both very grateful for
Tina Schrenk
Two times in one month, once for me and another for my son, I was hurt and my son was sick. Both times I called the office as soon as they opened to get worked in for a sick appointment and both times we were denied an appointment. I asked the second time this happened, what was the point in having a PCP if we cannot get seen when we need him the most and I was told that I was welcome to look elsewhere. Strangely, I got a phone call and voicemail about two days later from a representative at St. Vincent’s to help me find a more suitable provider. I did not initiate the phone call so it had to have been initiated by Dr. Moore’s office. That was retaliatory and petty. It’s frustrating as I thought that PCP’s were like the gatekeepers, but not anymore. So initially when you’re well and establishing, Dr. Moore is great, but his office staff or Dr. Moore cannot work you in if you’re sick so find a hood urgent care nearby as a backup if you see him.
Susan Callaway
I love my doctor.....Dr.moore he takes care of me and also have taken care of my husband is so caring and he really takes pride in taking care of his patients......Dr.berry and rest of the staff is awesome......
Deborah Morgan
Dr Moore is a great doctor to have. He is always thorough and professional and takes time with me and answers any questions I may have. I trust his judgement and rely on his expertise.
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