UF Health Flagler Hospital

The ER is wonderful place. But everything else with UF is horrible. My girlfriend has an autoimmune. She needs to get in to see a rheumatologist. After getting a referral to see one at UF it was almost impossible to fax it over, ended up with a great lady at UPS store that kindly kept sending it for 30 minutes before it would go through. After the confirmation my girlfriend recived a message that they said they would be in contact with her soon and to feel free to leave messages in the chat amd to reply back with a day to set an appointment. Week later she called because she hadnt heard anything. They couldnt help her, said she had to wait. So she waited another week ans finally got a message from them. They said they were sorry and couldnt help her because they dont accept her (insurance) that 75% of Florida has and turned off her ability to message back. This is absolutely insane to not help a woman who has an autoimmune in a place as large as UF with the help they can provide and as they tell people how good they are and how they help people. I suppose the help is saved for people witn Blue Cross, Cash, your family donates money or if your in a fraternity. They should be ashamed of themselves for turning people away with these sorts of issues because they have a lesser insurance. They would probably turn people from the ER if it wasnt illegal to do so.

I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about the lactation class offered at Flagler Hospital, especially Rosanne! She is one of those special people who leaves a lasting impression, and I am so incredibly thankful to have had her as part of my breastfeeding journey with my daughter. Breastfeeding is such a beautiful experience, but it can also come with challenges, uncertainties, and moments when you simply need a little reassurance. Rosanne has such a genuine gift for making mothers feel comfortable, supported, and confident. Her knowledge, patience, compassion, and dedication to helping moms and their babies are truly remarkable. What I appreciate most about Rosanne is that she goes beyond simply offering breastfeeding advice. She genuinely cares about the mothers and babies she helps. She creates an environment where you never feel judged or embarrassed to ask questions, and where every concern is met with kindness, understanding, and encouragement. Sometimes, just having someone remind you that you’re doing a good job makes all the difference, and Rosanne has a wonderful way of doing exactly that. As a mother, having access to this kind of support has meant so much to me. Breastfeeding is more than just feeding your baby; it’s a journey filled with learning, bonding, and growth. Having someone like Rosanne to offer guidance and encouragement along the way is something I will always appreciate. I am incredibly grateful that Flagler Hospital provides this resource to families. Rosanne is truly a blessing to the breastfeeding community, and I hope she knows just how much of a difference she makes in the lives of the mothers and babies she supports. I wholeheartedly recommend this class to any expecting or breastfeeding mother. Every mom deserves a Rosanne in her corner!

I don't understand the bad reviews...my husband has had a hernia surgery and numerous cardiology tests in the last six months here, and in every instance the care has been outstanding! The doctors and nurses go above and beyond to make the patient and family comfortable with the procedures. Very happy with our experiences.

I was admitted into UF Hospital for severe chest pain especially when breathing. They ran bloodwork and tests. Put me in private room in observation floor. Eikou was the Charge nurse, who came in and explained everything to me. Awesome and caring Charge nurse, all the staff was great. My Cardiologist Dr Tutar came to check on me and next day was discharged. Took about 3 or four days to feel better. The heart medicine Nurse Brandon gave me, nitroglycerin did the trick making the pain more tolerable. Thank you for Eikou and all the staff in that unit and in the ER was great as well.