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Coral Ridge lies directly inland of the practice, which makes it the shortest approach of any neighborhood we serve. Most clients come east on Oakland Park Boulevard or Bayview Drive and turn north onto A1A.

The office is on the ocean side of the road, a few blocks up.

From Las Olas the route is north along A1A, following the shoreline for the whole journey with the ocean to your right.

You will pass Sunrise Boulevard and the Birch State Park frontage before the beachfront towers of the Galt Ocean Mile begin. The practice sits among them.

Victoria Park clients usually head north on Federal Highway, then turn east on Oakland Park Boulevard to meet the coast.

That approach avoids the beach traffic on A1A through the middle of the day. Turn north at the ocean and the office is a short run up.

Rio Vista is south of the New River, so the journey begins by crossing north into the city before turning toward the coast.

Once on A1A the road runs straight up the barrier island to the Galt Ocean Mile. It is the longest of the nearby southern approaches, though still an uncomplicated one.

Harbor Beach clients can stay on the barrier island for the entire journey, heading north on A1A past the marina and the beachfront hotels.

The route is slower than the inland highways but considerably more pleasant. Allow a little extra time on weekends, when the beach road fills.

Lauderdale Beach sits on the same barrier strip as the practice, immediately to the south. Many clients walk or cycle up rather than drive.

For anyone arriving on foot, the office is on the ocean side of North Ocean Boulevard.

From Lauderdale-by-the-Sea the approach is south on A1A, leaving the village and its pier behind you.

The Galt Ocean Mile begins shortly after Commercial Boulevard. The practice is on the right-hand side heading south, set among the beachfront buildings.

Sea Ranch Lakes is just north of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, and the drive south on A1A is one of the briefest approaches to the office.

The road stays coastal the whole way. There is no need to join Federal Highway or the interstate at any point.

Downtown clients leave the city centre heading east, then turn north once they reach either Federal Highway or the beach road.

Federal is the quicker of the two through the working day. A1A is the better choice outside it, and puts you on the ocean side of the office on arrival.

From Flagler Village the route is north on Federal Highway, then east at Oakland Park or Commercial Boulevard to reach the coast.

Both crossings meet A1A within the Galt Ocean Mile stretch. Turning north at Oakland Park leaves the shorter final run.

East Pompano clients come south along the coast, either on A1A the whole way or on Federal Highway with an eastward turn at Commercial Boulevard.

The coastal route passes through Lauderdale-by-the-Sea before the Galt Ocean Mile begins.

Coral Springs is the furthest inland of the areas we serve, and the journey runs east across the county on Atlantic Boulevard or Sample Road before turning south toward Fort Lauderdale.

Because the distance is greater, clients from here tend to book a single unhurried visit rather than fitting an appointment around other errands.

Boca Raton clients travel south into Broward County, most often on I-95 before cutting east toward the coast, or down A1A for the slower coastal run.

Either way the final approach is the same stretch of North Ocean Boulevard. It is worth allowing time for the beach road in season.