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How do I get help with patient portal?

Our Patient Portal offers easy and secure access to your records. If you need assistance, please call 561-622-6111. Patient Portal Initial Consultation Your initial appointment will consist of a …

Why choose the Medical Group of South Florida?

Patient Portal; Make a Payment; Call Us: 561-622-6111; Call Us: 561-622-6111. Book Appointment. A Better Healthcare Experience. Welcome to The Medical Group of South Florida. Our talented team is dedicated to delivering accessible, compassionate care at our state-of-the-art facilities, where we provide a spectrum of preventative care, acute ...

Why choose mgsf chiropractic care?

Patient Portal; Make a Payment; Call Us: 561-622-6111; Call Us: 561-622-6111. Book Appointment. ... Expedited referral to specialists with coordination of appointments from the MGSFL VIP team. Available in-office specialists as well as advanced imaging with CT, ultrasound, doppler, and echocardiography. ...

Multidisciplinary Group

It takes a whole team to take on your whole health. At The Medical Group of South Florida, patients have a chance to meet with all of these medical professionals for a faster, more coordinated care effort.

Message from our CEO

We tailor care to your individual situation by bringing together a team of experienced professionals, advanced technologies, innovative treatment options, and a wide array of support services, to offer you the best possible outcome.

Aug 12 2021

As our medical practice continues to grow, we are thrilled to announce the opening of our new location in Naples, Florida. This new location will initially be offering Primary Care and additional services will be added as we build our presence in the Naples community.

Jul 9 2021

As our medical practice continues to grow, we are thrilled to announce the opening of our new location in Naples, Florida. This new location will initially be offering Primary Care and additional services will be added as we build our presence in the Naples community.

Aug 11 2020

The number of newly diagnosed cancer cases has sharply declined since the COVID-19 pandemic began, causing some oncologists to worry about the number of people going undetected.