Francisco Rubio

Layda 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

Just a pretty long wait i had the appointment for 9:20 and i got called in at around11:00 so i would say to work on waiting time that’s all 

Luz Reina Ledesma 

on Healthgrades

5 years ago

I’ve been attending this clinic since June 2018 and I don’t have anything but good things to say about it. Doctor Rubio and the staff has done an excellent job not to mention the best hand therapist, Ileana. She’s not only caring but an emphatic and very knowledgeable professional. Everybody here treats you with respect and always look for the best way to help you and serve you. I recommend this place a ??%!!! 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I was referred to Dr. Rubio by a coleague. Not only did my coleague have an issue with the waiting time at this office, I found Dr. Rubio to be very unprofessional and a horrible beside manner. Not only did I also wait in a second waiting room, when Dr. Rubio arrived he never introduced himself, nor did he look me in the eye not once! I was a new patient? so dissapointing. I am looking for another hand specialist in the Kendall area. Horrible. Would NEVER recomment this doctor. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

NEVER in my life have I ever seen such a factory! Sent here from the ER at Baptist, took almost a month to get the appointment. Three plus hour wait before seeing the doctor. After returning for splint that doesn’t fit, I will not return to this disorganized people mill where it’s all about insurance. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

HORRIBLE! In all aspects. Over a month to get an appointment. When you finally have an appointment and arrive on time, you can wait over 4hrs to see doctor. The office staff offers no excuses. The office is old and dirty. Dr. Rubio doesn’t explain things. He treated based on “uncertainty” as he stated that the tests are not very clear and it might be.... I have stopped going here. You should stay away. 

Evelyn 

on Healthgrades

7 years ago

I waited 2 hours before getting an xray. Another hour before being seen by Dr. Rubio. And then an extra hour before getting a splint on my pinky. I had a hairline fracture. My appointment was a total of 4 hours. I arrived at 3:45 and left at 7:45. I saw the Doctor for about 2 minutes. Their excuse? We can't control how long each patient takes. Actually, yes you can. You schedule less patients. You don't schedule a patient every 5 minutes or triple book. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

The office is a factory!. And, there is little communication between the different parts of it. I came in 9 days after surgery for a broken wrist. I needed an X-ray and the large dressing replace with a removable splint. I arrived at 10:50 am and left at 2:15 pm!! 5 different workers there asked me the same questions. "How did I break my wrist? When did I break it? When was the surgery? ". The numerous forms I had to fill out could have been requested online. Very inefficient and too many cooks 

Marie 

on Healthgrades

8 years ago

As the on call specialist, Dr. Rubio was supposed to see my son in the hospital for a hand injury. After 2.5 days in the hospital, he was dismissed and asked to see him at his office first thing in the morning. We arrived at his practice promptly at 9:00 am, but he was not seen until after 12:00 PM.