Honeychurch Medical Center LLC - West Melbourne (FL)

5 /5 Jenni Davis-Murray: These guys are excellent- they actually seem to care about their patients, which is a quality Ive found to be almost non-existent in the rest of the medical community.. everyone Ive dealt with has been kind, efficient and laid back, with a sense of humor and understanding attitude. They make a real effort to provide easy and convenient services, with flexible payments, phone appointments and prescriptions called in right away. Dr. Clodfelter and his assistant Jeanette are wonderful- the other young female that helps him is also great, but I cant remember her name. Theyve gone out of their way to make services available to me that I would otherwise not be able to afford and theyre always surprisingly pleasant to deal with. No complaints!

5 /5 Rachel Smith: My husband is a recovering addict and Honeychurch Medical Center has been by our side through ups and downs over the last year. Always friendly. Always supportive. Willing to listen and cheer on our victory and progress. So grateful to the doctor and staff for welcoming us without judgement and giving us the support and program to help in recovery.

5 /5 michele veres: Dr. Clodfelter is the best! He listens to and addresses every concern. He is very personable, accommodating, only wants the best for his patients, and has great sense of humor. I miss Dr. Magri, but Im so happy to have found Dr. Clodfelter. Thanks so much Doc!!!

5 /5 Chaos Reigns: The doctor and the staff here are all wonderful and genuinely good hearted people. In the last 2 years I’ve been to several doctors for my Suboxone treatment, but Dr. Clodfelter is the right one for me. I can tell he genuinely cares about my health and well-being. Other Suboxone doctors only ask you 3 questions, “1. how are you? 2. The usual Meds ok? 3. How will you be paying today?” Dr. Clodfelter isn’t like my past doctors. He actually cares about his patients. He’s always very positive, and a great motivator. He helped me get rid of my post-nasal drip (which had never gone away during 2 years of recovery) and since I’ve been coming here I lost 40 pounds. I gained a lot of weight when I went into recovery, and I guess I replaced my opiate addiction with food, but I’m very grateful I started coming here. I could go on and on, because I’m just so thrilled to be down to a size 36 in jeans again, and feeling better than I ever thought was possible. If you’re going through withdrawals and you want to feel “normal” again. It’s possible. You need a good suboxone doctor, good sleep, exercise, eating habits and a good hobby. But first start by calling this place. - V.J.F