Dr. Penaherrera's office is located at 14150 SW 136th St Miami, FL 33186.
Dr. Carlos Penaherrera, MD
Emergency Medicine*
Age 36
5.0 (2 Ratings)
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Dr. Carlos Penaherrera, MD
Miami, FL
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Emergent Physicians of Country Walk LLC14150 SW 136th St, Miami, FL 33186
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Aug 11, 2018
Sent home by the ER & couldnt follow up with my GM-on vacation. I went to MD Now Urgent care & was met by a Great team of pros. It wasnt a bada bing bada doom & out the door w/ a prescription. Dr pena took his time,asked many questions, detailed his diagnosis & treatment options, & let ME decide how to move forward. I hate it when u point to where it hurts then a Dr presses down real hard & asks "does this hurt?" Instead Dr pena said 'i see your in a lot of pain so I will be gentle.' What a gem!
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