Community Medical Center: Anayas Concepcion MD, Dr. Pam Perry

"been to this place numerous times & i get great service they help me a lot even my siblings one of them is kinda hard to deal with but i remembered they call 4 doctors to get his shot but was still gentle & understanding and patient with him these doctors are amazing definitely recommended going to them"

"Don't deserve this 1 star ,but can't post until u hit a star . from the office staff to the Dr are so rude and unhappy making patients so uncomfortable,leaving office crying,giving wrong scripts out to patients .If you don't like your job then quit don't take out your unhappiness and anger out on patients , own up to your faults on the mistakes you make .The Dr so Rude worse bed side manner ever need to retire Dr? and the staff let's him belittle the patients SHAME SHAME SHAME on the whole staff get out of health care none of you deserve to take care of patients."

"This is one of the most difficult offices I’ve ever dealt with. The receptionist that works in Orange City is perhaps one of the rudest people ever. Answers phone with an attitude, I tried making an appointment and I’m met with just a no very happy demeanor. If you’re working in the health industry you need to have sympathy for those you take care of. Olivia just has a mean attitude all around."

"The most unprofessional staff!! Dr. Anayas and Dr.Perry are fantastic, but their staff is a nightmare! They take the liberty to schedule your child’s appointment at whatever location they deem fit and don’t have the sense to inform the parents where the appointment was made until you arrive at the wrong location ..when you call to figure out why you were scheduled at a location where your child has NEVER been seen, they basically just shrug their shoulders and tell you to reschedule.. and when you ask to speak to a supervisor well she is no help either. NO EMPATHY. My child’s health is not a joke."

"Thus is the worse experience that I have ever had with individuals that work with kids. The front desk for pediatrics was angry at me for trying to get her to understand that my insurance had given me a reference number for her to look up in order for her to know that my daughter could be seen by this office. I suggested that she go home for the day and get herself together. I told her how critical it was that my daughter see the doctor and the receptionist said “Oh Well” and walked away. I asked her why was she so angry when I was very calm. There were patients in the waiting room. I even had an appointment for that time. I will be seeking another doctor for my daughter. I figured if she talked to me and treated me the way she did that I shouldn’t trust my daughters health in their hand."