Millennium Physician Group - Sarasota Cardiology

Thank you for sharing this. I can see you're trying to express deep respect for your father's cardiologist while also pointing out an important issue about accessibility at their new location. Let me rewrite your paragraph in formal, polite, and professional English, keeping a patient and consumer point of view: Original: My dad's doctor Cardiologists name Bilkoo, great Doctor, my father been go to her over six years now. Just one thing I not agree with after the group moved to new location with other groups they didn't wear on patient's shoes to understand most people patients in Sarasota Fl are disability from Walker to wheelchair and they don't even build in the automatic door open handicap my father joggling with Walker and open the door and a stop in front of the door staying at. It couldn't help because from the distance very sad. Corrected and Formal Version: My father's cardiologist, Dr. Bilkoo, is a wonderful and highly respected physician. He has been seeing her for over six years, and we are very grateful for the excellent care she has provided during this time. However, there is one concern I would like to address. Since the practice relocated to the new facility with other medical groups, it seems that some aspects of patient accessibility have been overlooked. Many patients in Sarasota, FL, including my father, have disabilities and rely on walkers or wheelchairs. Unfortunately, the new location does not appear to have automatic handicap-accessible doors. This creates significant challenges for patients like my father, who struggles to manage his walker while trying to open the heavy doors. On one occasion, he was left standing helplessly in front of the door, unable to open it without assistance. It is disheartening to see such an oversight, as accessibility and safety of patients with mobility issues. I hope the practice will consider making necessary improvements to ensure all patients can access care comfortably and safely.

I trust the providers at this location; I've been coming here for about a decade. Very professional, as usual. I like that this visit they asked me directly if my meds are managing my symptoms. Nurse Natalie's puppy MaggieMay brought a smile to my day! I like that they first asked my permission before she entered the room! At my last visit I had to give a specimen, I found the condition of the toilet seat quite disturbing upon advising them, they declined to clean it and refused to give me something to clean it due to safety concerns because then I might sit in the chemicals used to clean the toilet seat. Other than that, the clinicians and other staff

Some of the doctors are in fact good however the staff is absolutely horrendous. Worse than military medical facilities. They are lazy, pathetic, and rude. I have never had service this poor anywhere. When you call be prepared to wait up to an hour and that's just to make, change or cancel an appointment. I made a mistake referring a friend. I accompanied my friend and we arrived thirty minutes prior to the appointment. After locating the correct entrance we entered and waited in a ridiculously long line. The line consisted of patients checking in and patients who had been seen, but were scheduling their next appointment. By the time we moved through the line to check in we were late and they cancelled the appointment. Mind you this was their fault. Terminate your rude staff or suffer. I am changing doctors.

I've been a patient of Dr Williams for close to 10 years. I see Dr Williams every other month. I've always been treated as if I was his only patient he has by every employee that works there. Every so often I see Dr Natalie Iverson. Again I'm treated as her only patient. To everyone at millennium thank you for all you've done to help me. Ray Volberg.

Quick in and out! Saw the doctor within 10 minutes.