Indian River Primary Care: Curtis Dalili, M.D.

I've only seen Dr. Dalili twice but we discussed my medical history in detail and he enthusiastically coached me to take steps to improve my overall health. Thus far I'm very pleased and impressed and look forward to continue working with him on my overall health in the future.

Dr. Curtis Dalili is hands down one of the best doctors I've ever had. He genuinely listens and makes you feel heard, which is so rare these days. He takes the time to explain everything in a way that's easy to understand and never makes you feel rushed. You can tell he really cares about his patients and their well-being. He's not just smart and thorough, but also incredibly kind and approachable . If you're looking for a doctor who truly puts his heart into his work, I can't recommend Dr. Dalili enough!

They treat my Mother as her primary care physician. This past visit he was in the room for literally 5 minutes and was standing the whole time. He doesn't care about his patients. His nurse Ashley is rude and doesn't pass on messages that she leaves for her physician. I have heard the way she talks to my mother on the phone. Please stay away from this doctor. His practice is a disaster. I am a retired nurse and quite honestly, I do not understand how this practice stays open.

Dr Dalili is part of the team that saved my life. I am approaching 7 years since diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. I may not be a religious miracle but I am a miracle of medicine.

Write a bad review about the practice or Dr. Dalili and have it deleted by the practice! Very unprofessional! About as unprofessional as the certified letter I was sent dated 10/6/2021 after I left the bad review of him and his practice and now he withdrawals from being my physician. Guess that Maserati payment doesn't need my $15.00 copay that bad. Funny thing is that my husband is still a patient, we became new patients at the same time, so maybe the Dr. is a bit selective with who he sees and how he bills them? Seeing both my husband and I were billed differently for new patient appointments a few weeks apart. Oh yah, the Dr told my husband he would not put that kind of thing in his chart because an employer could pull that info and that would not be in his favor for his work environment. Funny thing is that I worked for the same government operation for 23 years and we are both retired! But its ok for me but not for my husband?! Immoral values and should not be practicing! Good thing he gave me the number to the County health department in my certified letter which has a link to The Division of Medical Quality Assurance website!