The Best 7 MEDICAL SERVICES near Melbourne, FL (Part 3)

Gary Stone Clinical people excellent. Good luck with Business Office.

Gus Siqueira Yellow hair receptionist lady is rude as hell

vlog World Ruthies “SC” This hospital is so amazing and I’m so thankful for them helping out my dear senior friend who is going through many transitions in her body. They were able to test out to see exactly what was wrong with her. They found out that she had to 3 -infections and she almost lost her life. She’s currently on life-support and they were able to stand by her side And so she will stabilize. Thank you so much for your efforts. Way you guys truly cared for her and stood by her and make sure she got the best care one by one. Everyone was very polite and made sure she was able to breathe again. Some people have special gifts to work in a place of trauma. I’m happy God chose you guys.

Eric Schappert I spent six days at this hospital last August, and I can honestly say that the care I received, especially from the staff on the third floor, was extraordinary. The nurses, doctors, and every team member showed such compassion, warmth, and genuine care that I still think about it to this day. It’s rare to find a place where everyone, from the dining services team to the transport staff, treats you with such dignity and kindness. Each person made a challenging time so much easier, and I’m incredibly grateful for every interaction I had. The people from Dining Services went out of their way to make sure my meals were just right and tailored to my needs. And the people who transported me to and from surgery were so reassuring and gentle, helping me feel safe and supported every step of the way. It’s a level of dedication and compassion that I never expected but will always remember. I’m genuinely grateful for each person who cared for me during my stay; their kindness and professionalism made all the difference. Thank you to everyone on the third floor – you’re truly amazing. A special thank you to those nurses who spent just a little more time with me and made me feel so much better.

Lizbeth Morancy Good evening, I had to take time to write this review. It saddens me to even have to write this review because writing this makes me relive the incident. My best friend’s mother was hospitalized at Holmes Regional Medical Center located in Melbourne, FL. On January 25th, 2025, I took a visit to the hospital to drop in and check in on my friend’s mother. When I walked into the hospital room, I was uneasy and bothered by the conditions she was in. There was a pile of dirty/soiled linens balled up in a corner, her food tray seemed as if it had been sitting out for a while, her wedge pillow that should have been propping her up was thrown under the bed, my friend’s mother head was uncomfortably propped by pillows, and she disgustingly soiled. Which seemed as if she had been lying in it for a while. I then walked over to the nurse station desk, which was located right across the door, and I asked the nurse can I someone report to her room so she could get changed. The nurse then replied, “I’ll call someone”. Granted I understand hospitals are very busy and it’s not based off waiting on you by hand and foot BUT that someone reporting to the room took 45 to 50 mins. When the nurse finally arrived, we waited another 20 min so she could receive help turning the patient over to get her cleaned up. After waiting 20 min I offered to help because I could not have her sitting in all that mess a minute longer. After getting her changed I asked the nurse when the last time was when she had got changed? and the nurse responded, “this morning around 6am or 7am”. Mind you we are now around approximately 2:30 pm. I asked the nurse to place the wedge pillow under her and to rotate it often so that she can prevent bed sores. I raise awareness to the food tray lying around. The nurse responded, “I didn’t know she needed assistance feeding” the nurse exits the room. I then began tidying up, disinfecting, and making sure the room was in better condition. I asked the nurses for clean linen to change out the dirty ones he was covering with. I gave my friend’s mother water and when I say she was THIRSTY! She drank two full cups. Just to take you back a bit my friend’s mother can’t feed herself nor drink by herself. She requires assistance. Based off how chapped her lips were, and how she was saying how thirsty she was and needed water, it lets me know this hospital clearly needs more staff. There was another lady in the room with her (her roommate) and the roommate’s son was there. While waiting for the nurse earlier he stated how he had to wait 1 hour to get anyone to clean his mother because she was lying in feces. This is disheartening, just imagine the patients that don’t have anyone to check in and make sure they are doing well. I couldn’t imagine what happened to them. These days a lot of people go into a field for money not because they love what they do anymore. Becoming a nurse nowadays is more so part of a trend to make money. A lot of concerns fall on deaf ears. It’s not their loved ones being mistreated, neglected, and ignored. Take note of this review and take heed. My friend’s mother is in bad shape. The way she came into the hospital Is not how she left or was any better. My friend had to get her mom out of there because if not she would have died God forbid. UNDERSTAND I ONLY GAVE 1 STAR TO POST THIS REVIEW. THIS HOSPITAL NEEDS TO BE AUDITED THOROUGHLY.

Lisa Armstrong I was schedule for a double mastectomy in Suite B, floor 2. All the staff members, nurses and doctors were great. Easy check in, clean facility, and discharge was easy as well.

Kathy Albers I had back surgery with Dr. Datta 1 month ago. EVERYONE on his staff are wonderful! As you will see in almost every comment, front office staff, the handling of messages and attempts to get return calls from your Doctors office is beyond totally unacceptable. I left a message after the phone was answered by automated messaging system. I left 4 messages in 3 days. I couldnt get a human on the phone for three days. So I went to the office. To make a longer story shorter, I refused to leave until I talked to someone in Dr. Dattas office. I was told by the woman at the front desk that wasnt possible. A young lady named Ebony came out and I told her my story. She went to the back and brought back Penelope. The got an exray ordered and afterwards, they got me an appointment with Dr. Datta. Luckily all was well. EBONY, PENELOPE AND DR. DATTA ARE GREAT!!! The phone messaging system and the people who run it should be retired. Its sad that a medical staff as good as Dr. Datta and his staff might be graded by their front office which may be the worst I have ever seen. If you need to talk to a doctor, or his staff for a simple question, you have to go there and refuse to leave until you see someone from the Doctors office. Ask for the Office Manager!

John Frazier My surgery with Dr.Scarcella was amazing and a miracle that Im pain free that being said the after care is ridiculous!! I cannot get them.on the phone ever They have canceled or postponed 3 appointment In a row! I have been seen once in 2 months pretty bad

alan culver The receptionist at the front desk should have been fired a long time ago. She was rude and definitely does not know how to talk to people. Theres no place for a woman like that as a receptionist for doctors office. I just wonder, does the doctor actually know how she is interacting with his patients. Thats awful strange if he does. I actually like the doctor. Its the lady at the front desk that needs to go! She is very far from being professional. I cant believe that the doctor actually keeps her there. Wife or not, shes nothing but a pain in the ass! I can just imagine how much business they lost having her at the front desk. Get real, get rid of her! ALAN CULVER

felipe marin Took my wife for her immigration evaluation and the first visit took about 2.5 hours JUST to get some vitals, went for a follow up a week later and wanted to confirm the call and the old lady at the desk kept hanging up was rude and belligerent, threatened her with canceling her appointment after paying $600 for this process. Second appointment was told to come in at 2pm rather than 12pm and we waited for 4 almost 5 hours. This is completely unethical, stay away from this place at all costs. I would rate zero stars if I could, this place is the worst!!

John Gault Beware! This hospital used to have an excellent reputation, and Im not sure what happened. Over the past few years, Ive had several close friends and family members admitted to this hospital, and overwhelming the experience has been bad.....really bad. Its unfortunate, because there are some really good Drs / Nurse that are outstanding, however it far and few between. If you are currently in, or have to be admitted to this hospital do this: Pray. Make sure you have someone who can advocate for your treatment. If not, I think they offer this service. Watch your bill, and question everything because it looks like they try to keep you as long as possible....and collect as much $ as possible. Good luck to you!

Alysse Hanrahan I had an awesome experience here and with the ER at that. I had rolled my ankle so l showed up to the ER. They had me sign in, and right after I did, the nurse called me in for my triage. After the triage, I sat down and waited. After being there for a total of maybe 10-15 mins I was called back to a room. The nurse practitioner immediately came in and got my info and ordered the x-ray. Waiting for the x-ray to get to my room was probably the longest part, as I waited for about 30 mins. They came, took their pictures and then I only waited 15-20 mins for the results to show! Nurse practitioner came in and told me I sprained my ankle. They immediately brought the items needed to take home with me (boot, crutches, etc). Everyone was so kind and helpful. I have never had such a good experience at an ER! I prob spent 2 hours here at most when usually its at least 4!