Schultz Neil A MD

I was referred to him many years ago after having negative medication reactions from another Dr. Dr Schultz and staff was always pleasant. Cindy is the no. 1 nurse in Florida for getting my blood. I'm sorry he is retiring and I will miss him. Just know Dr., Franklin and I had a wonderful cruise vacation.

I have known Dr Schultz for over 20 years professionally, we have sat on local Home Health Care Boards locally and I always found him to be more competent that Most Physicians, and had referred pts to him over the years, as the DR that Can Most likely Straighten out your medical issues that other Docs were unable to. I was shocked to hear of his retirement, and want only to thank him for his tenacity and dedication to the art of Medicine. He made a lot of our common pts regain life and function once again. He IS THE DR'S DR!!!!! Wishing YOU the very best that life has for you and Your delightful wife. Dr John C Montanti, SLP/ Clin Audiologist

I have been a patient of Dr. Schultz for many years now and I can not say enough about the wonderful care I get from him and his office staff. I call and they immediately answer my call with the utmost care and concern. Roxanne is there to help with all my Insurance questions and always lends a hand in obtaining whatever it is I need at the time. I would highly reccommend Dr. Schultz. He takes the time to listen and I love that he always gives his opinion in a very caring way. His compassion and caring goes beyond and I am grateful to be in the care of This wonderful Physician. Thank you , Jill

Dr. Neil Schultz has been my cardiologist and my internist for many years. I'm thinking probably about 10 years or more. He's got my blood pressure under control and my cholesterol down to about 125. A couple of years ago my blood pressure got too low and I had to be hospitalized for a fainting episode and he didn't know anything about it until I came in to see him. And he's always been a very deliberate take your time kinda guy. And when I came in to see him on that visit was like a different human. Everything was seriousness. Moving quickly. Echocardiogram. EKG. Until he ruled everything out. It turned out that a physician from another institution that I went to when I was out of town had overmedicated me. So he's great. He prescribes and handles all my medications. His office staff is awesome. Everybody friendly. Roxanne's amazing. His nurse is wonderful and she's been with them or not something like 30 something years. And his front desk girl is excellent. When you call there, it's nice to get a human being on the phone as opposed to 'if you want this department hit one, if you want this other department hit two', and then of course you leave a message for the person the person is not there. Not here, they answer the phone every time He'll give you plenty of time, never in a rush. And this is a doctor who is there because he loves what he does. He could have retired several years ago, but there's certain people (and doctors) for whom money is secondary, and doing what they love and helping people is what he does. So I highly recommend if you have any problem, whether it's internal medicine or cardiology, give him a shot.

I've had nothing but great experiences with Dr. Schultz and his staff. I've visited him for both cardiology and primary care needs. Just saw him again after being misdiagnosed by another doctor. I'm thankful he identified to get me the treatment I've needed for iron deficiency. I won't be wasting time with less experienced primary care doctors any longer.