The reporter made it sound like this doctor doesn't exist in the first few paragraphs of his article, setting the tone of a fraudulent site faking a doctor's name and writing scripts. Geez... It took me about 2 minutes on the internet to find the guy with 95% certainty.

Florida's department of health link:
http://ww2.doh.state.fl.us/mqaservices/

Click Lookup Licensee
Last Name: Rodriguez, first name: Felix

I see a Felix Alejandro Rodriguez Medical Doctor with FL medical License #ME77127 out of Pembroke Pines, FL (Same little city as Clinical Solutions Pharmacy - what a coincidence?).

Perhaps he added the Schmidt when he got married or something.

I also saw a Felix Rodriguez-Schmidt (license ACN185) listed as a "Medical Doctor Area Critical Need).

Clicking the license # takes you to more info. including an address, which can be used to get a phone number. In the top right corner of this page is a "Link to Practitioner Profile" where you can get more addresses, phone numbers, other cities he practices in, his education background, etc. etc. to make some more calls to find out more info.

Remember, this is just dumb little me spending 2 minutes clicking around the internet. Perhaps the crack journalist forgot to try the hyphen in his name, or more likely didn't know of this site. Great work Miami Herald - bozos.