Dedicated Providers
Our certified team members work under the direct guidance and supervision of Dr. Anthony Ngo, DO
Why Us?
SandBay provides both Family and Urgent Care services in a convenient, comprehensive, and timely manner. Our facilities aim to provide comfort and pleasantness at your first step.
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday8.00AM – 12.00PM1.00PM – 5.00PMSaturday – Sunday Closed
We provide primary care in all our locations. We aim to keep you healthy through regular check-ups for early diseases prevention and detection.
We understand that our patients have unexpected medical needs. Our urgent care service provides you with less wait time, lower cost, and prevents lengthy delays in scheduling appointments.
We treat our patients in a timely, professional, and accurate manner. We take a holistic approach to maintain and improve your overall health.
We build our facilities aiming to give you comfort and ease at your first steps. We facilitate the latest hardware and software to deliver a satisfactory experience at every visit.
In-House Lab Work
Annual Medical Exam
Flu Shots/Injection
Dr. Anthony Ngo, DO is a Board Certified Family Medicine physician. He graduated from the Nova Southeastern School of Medicine with the highest honors in 2007. Dr. Ngo did his residency at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Utica, New York in 2008. He completed his family medicine residency training at St. Petersburg General Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida in 2010.
Dr. Ngo was affiliated with Morton Plant Hospital, Largo Medical Center, North side Hospital, St. Petersburg General Hospital and currently working at SandBay Primary + Urgent Care, serving the Tampa Bay area for more than 15 years.
Dr. Ngo loves spending time with his family, friends, and fishing.
Dr Bernard Philippe is a devoted primary care physician who worked at the professional
healthcare of Pinellas located in Saint Petersburg Florida for about 9 years. He has been
providing excellent medical care in the community as an internal medicine general practitioner. Dr. Philippe completed his Bachelor degree in Biological Science at Rutgers University,
Newark New Jersey, Newark College of Art and Science. He then proceeded to obtain his medical degree at the American University of Antigua College of Medicine, an American University located in the beautiful Island of Antigua. His medical clerkship was completed at the following hospitals: New York; Wyckoff Height Hospital, Richmond University Hospital, Long Beach Medical Center, Saint John Episcopal Hospital and Peninsula Hospital. He completed his postgraduate Medical training at Hima San Pablo Medical Center/ San Gerardo Hospital in San Juan , Puerto- Rico.
Dr Philippe is a very compassionate and empathetic physician who provides quality care to his
patients and interacts respectfully with them. He has a passion for teaching too. While
working at PHC, He routinely received Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Students. He was also a Sub-Investigator in multiple clinical trials conducted at the research department of
Professional Health Care of Pinellas. Dr Philippe speaks multiple languages , English, French,
Spanish and Haitian Creole.
I made Dr. Ngo my family doctor. He is awesome. He took time to talk with me about my issues
and give me advice on how to handle them. He did a lot of testing to get an understanding of the
situations. The staff were wonderful and so kind. I look forward to working with this practice for
my medical needs.
I just had my first appointment as a new patient and I couldn’t be happier! I feel like they listened to
me…took everything I had to say seriously and really helped get me established. I honestly feel like I
finally found an office that cares and will actually help me. Cannot recommend them enough!
I’ve been going to this practice for 6 years now, both in Clearwater and Pinellas Park, and
they’ve always given me outstanding care. Dr. Ngo and his staff are very knowledgeable and
caring, and leave no stone unturned when addressing my overall health.
I’ve never had a doctor’s office that made me feel so comfortable. All of the staff are very sweet and the physicians are amazing. This is the first time I’ve felt like I have doctors that LISTEN. They’re professional, friendly, knowledgeable, and prioritize the patient. They’re also very mindful and don’t patronize. I tend to see Amy or Vu, and both are fabulous. Sophia is also one of the sweetest medical assistants.
Huge bonus that the also listen to feedback. They genuinely want you to have a good experience. I can’t recommend this place enough.
Recognizing Excellence: Celebrating Outstanding Medical Achievements
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