Address: 2035 Professional Center Dr Suite A, Orange Park, FL 32073, USA
Phone: +19042723200
Fernando Menendez
Ent clinic nurse rude after I told her I would not take the Covid-19 vaccine
Sue Elliott
5 years ago Dr. Sawhney completed the last surgery of several surgeries starting with paramedical forehead flap after removing my left nose because of cancer. Every commitment in the video reflects who he is as a dr and the compassionate, caring person. Every question we had was answered so we could understand. Thank you, Dr Sawhney for your care and my “new” nose!
TYRONE ELEY
On Dec 4th 2020 I went in to have surgery on my nose. Dr. Sawhney and I discussed the procedure and we may had some miscommunication because my nose was a lot better after surgery but not what I imagine It would be. It’s been a few months now and the swelling has gone down a lot. Today 2/25/2021 Doc and I were scheduled to an after surgery update. I most say that he is all about making sure his patients are happy with his work. We discussed more procedures moving forward and we will be going back into surgery soon. Great guy! It’s good to have a real Doctor that cares truly about his patients. Thanks Doc!
Margo Parnell
He was on call and came in and was able to put a breathing tube in when everyone else said it couldn't be done now DAN can safely have a trachea tube inserted under better conditions than an emergency. God Bless Dr. Sawhney and all the fantastic nurses and tech's at St Vincent Middleburg.
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