Internists - Hialeah, FL

"Made an appointment to see this Dr. where they requested for my insurance information . Gave them the information and they never bothered to check on it. Showed up for my appointment 10 minutes early only to sit in the waiting room for over an hour. When it was finally my turn to go the assistant finally tells me that my copay is going to be $140 even though they are an in-network provider. They could’ve avoided this by verifying my insurance when first given to them. Why ask for it over the phone if you’re not going to do anything. "

"This has been my choice of my family and my Doctor for decades it does not matter where he goes we will always follow you. If you want the best of the best in town, and anywhere you have found it in Dr. Gonzalez, or should I say My. Dr Champagne.. Yes he is the best of the best! Rarely will you find a Doctor like, Dr. Jose N. Gonzalez, that not only is he the type of Doctor that by just Looking at you briefly will he know exactly and correctly diagnose and treat you but he has the human side which is the most important and forgotten by most Doctors. If you want the best Dr. Gonzalez is it.!I found you my Dr. Champagne! Forever you will be our Doctor wherever you go! If this review has a five star rating it's not enough, because he deserves a 💯 ⭐ rating. Esther Alvarez-Fernandez...."

"I was her patient in Puerto Rico. She is simple the best!"

"I am compelled to express my profound dissatisfaction with the level of customer service experienced at "Florida Center for Allergy and Asthma Care""9035 Sunset Dr Suite 202, Miami, FL 33173". On 1/02/2024 I arrived approximately 15 minutes prior to my scheduled appointment time. Following the completion of necessary paperwork and payment processing, I anticipated a timely consultation as per the scheduled arrangement. Regrettably, the experience deviated significantly from professional standards. Despite repeated assurances, I endured an excessive wait time exceeding one hour and forty minutes. This protracted delay, compounded by the apparent prioritization of individuals familiar to the staff over patients with scheduled appointments, constitutes a severe breach of professional conduct and patient care ethics. Such practices not only disrupt the scheduling efficiency but also undermine the fundamental principles of fairness and respect in a medical setting. The preferential treatment witnessed is not only disappointing but also raises concerns about administrative impartiality and efficiency in patient management. "