Dr zahiri is an excellent doctor. He has great bedside manners and he actually talks to you and not…read moredown at you like most doctors. The staff was really nice especially Jessica.

I was sent here by my attorney and I was unsure of the process but the staff was so helpful…read more Jessica was nice and very informative, and made scheduling easy. Maria, Michelle ,Veronica and Dr. Zahiri were great ! The wait was a little long but it was worth the wait.

After doing some laboring work, my back started to feel the pressure. They did a great job and…read moreworked on the areas that needed attention the most. They're very patient and very accommodating.

I went in to make an appointment and found the experience to be a breeze. I've been having some…read moreback pain for a while now and finally decided to do something about it after ignoring it for a few years. like an idiot. This place came recommended by a friend. The receptionist was super friendly and able to answer all of the questions I had. Hopefully all goes well, will update my review when I get through the process but I've left here feeling more confidant than I was before. Also, nice office. Plenty of of easily accessible parking.

My wife needed knee care. Through our TMIPA Dr she was referred to Dr. Andrawis. From her first…read moreappointment through her partial knee replacement to her 1 year follow-up appointment, we could not be happier with the level of professionalism and kindness shown by Dr. Andrawis and his whole staff. Thanks for taking great care of her.

Dr. John Andrawis is a nice, good bedside manners doctor and his explanations are clear to…read moreunderstand. My only complaint is the waiting time it took to see him, I waited 1 hour for him to come into my room and 15 minutes for him to get the equipment for the knee injections. Is this office double booking? How is this possible? Something needs to change at the office on 23560 Crenshaw Blvd., this is not right or fair for patients having pain.

I came to Dr. Rogers and PA Satterfield with severe, nonstop pain and loss of function in my right…read morearm. Medication was no longer helping, and PT was only making small improvements with pain. It turned out I had severe cervical spinal stenosis and needed surgery right away. I was really scared. Dr. Rogers and PA Satterfield took the time to walk me through the risks and benefits of disc replacement, answer all my questions, and help me work through my fears. They are very experienced, and I felt so reassured by their care. They're also such a funny and sweet duo, which made a scary situation feel a little less overwhelming. I woke up from surgery without the pain I had been living with, and I'm feeling really great now. In my experience, it was a straightforward outpatient procedure, the thought of it was so much scarier than the actual experience. For anyone feeling scared about disc replacement, I completely understand. It was the best choice for me, and I'm so thankful I went through with it. I'm incredibly grateful to Dr. Rogers, PA Satterfield, and their entire team for helping me feel better and supporting me through the process.

Dr. Rogers is an experienced, knowledgeable and confident spine surgeon. She and her team of…read morewonderful staff helped me thru spinal fusion in 2025. Though it was a bit of a rough time I felt blessed to have Dr Rogers on my side. A year and 2 months has passed since the procedure . I am a new person with a healthy spine thanks to her and her team. I am grateful to her and will always belong to Team Tiffany!

I recently sprained my right ankle while running, and since this was my first time ever seriously…read morehurting my ankle, I was honestly pretty scared about the recovery process. Thankfully, I was able to see Isaac just a few days after the injury, and my visit gave me so much comfort and reassurance. I had also started experiencing neck and shoulder pain, which Isaac quickly recognized was most likely from the way I had been using my crutches. He corrected my technique, showed me the proper way to use them, and immediately helped relieve some of the discomfort. That alone was incredibly helpful! Isaac was very thoughtful, professional, and knowledgeable. He took the time to explain what was going on and gave me specific exercises to do at home so I can be proactive in my recovery. I'm hopeful that with the right care and exercises, I'll be able to get back to running, yoga, and my fitness classes soon! I'm planning to see him again in a week to make sure I'm healing properly, and I'm so grateful to have found someone I feel confident trusting with my recovery. I would definitely recommend Isaac to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and caring sports physical therapist!

We are approaching the limit of PT visits covered by our insurance, so we were looking for a…read morepractice closer to home to continue working with our daughter until she is cleared to return to sport. We had our initial evaluation with Dr. Isaac today, and we were impressed with how thorough and attentive he was throughout the evaluation. He took the time to carefully test and assess her knee, explain the areas where she still has deficits nearly seven months post-op, and demonstrate additional strength exercises that will help her continue making progress. He also corrected her form to ensure she is getting the most benefit from her strength training program. We appreciate the time and expertise he provided and are looking forward to working with him to help close the strength deficit and, most importantly, get our daughter safely and confidently back on the pitch!

Please see review for Dr. Mealer I just posted. Excellent…read moredoctors & staff! They have 3 locations with MRI & X-Rays on site.

These people switched phone systems and record keeping at the same time. What could go wrong? Think…read moreabout Boeing's new cockpit computers and inadequately trained pilots. After 2 days unable to reach anyone my wife chose to walk in to get an appointment. She was told that Dr. G. could see her in a little more than an hour. He didn't. Only with a little cage rattling was she seen 11/4 hours later. We were told that the MD was way behind. So, that day, over a little more than an hour he got behind by 1 1/4 hours. Staff gave excuses right out of a paint by numbers PR book. They eventually revealed that the patients were Guinea pigs. Rather planning a seamless transition BCOS went for pin the tail on the donkey as a strategy. If you have unlimited time and unlimited patience, they're OK.

If you are over 50 and seeking to increase your strength and become firmer, Darren is the trainer…read morefor you. Darren is knowledgeable, patient, kind, supportive, fun to train with and a true Blessing. He is an excellent listener and will check in with you throughout the workout and keep you motivated. Darren has a work around and variations of exercises to ensure maximum progress is achieved. His confidence in me makes me believe I can do exercises that are challenging. I appreciate his positive influence. I am so grateful for Darren. Six weeks ago I started my journey to improve my shape and appearance. I knew I needed help, as cardio alone was unsuccessful for me. Presently, I am stronger, firmer and have more energy. My tummy is getting flatter!!! Yay! Multiple muscles have been awakened and areas that have been on vacation are doing the happy dance again. Two words "muscle memory". It's real! Having successfully completed physical therapy a few years ago, I am truly thankful that Dr. Ja'nae Brown selected Darren as my personal trainer. She is my She-ro!!! It is my honor and pleasure to highly recommend Darren for strength and conditioning. If you are fortunate enough to train with him, it will be time well spent. Hope to see you there. Let's GO!!!

Had the pleasure of working with dr brown and a couple of other trainers here and they were all…read morevery nice and helpful. They took me through various exercises at their facility and gave me some at home exercises to get my hands back to normal after a work place injury, all of which were practical and I could and do use everyday at work,home and at the gym. It's been almost two months since my last appointment and my hands are back to normal. Would highly recommend

Dr. Striplin is an excellent doctor/surgeon. I give him 5*…read more He is kind , compassionate and thorough. He explains every fully and gives you as much time as needed to answer all your questions. His staff is also first rate !

TERRIBLE TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE…read more I have never had a medical appointment where I felt so dismissed and unheard. I saw Dr. Striplin after a serious knee injury and came prepared with questions about my MRI and what my options were moving forward. Unfortunately, I barely had the opportunity to ask anything. From the moment the appointment started, I felt rushed. He repeatedly interrupted me, seemed more interested in talking than listening, and had his hand on the door for much of the visit, which made me feel like he was trying to end the appointment as quickly as possible. I have a partial meniscus tear, a cartilage defect/hole in my knee, bone bruising, and other MRI findings. The only thing he really focused on was telling me that my cartilage was gone and that he would not do surgery because "it would make it worse." When I tried to understand what I could do to help my knee, I was given no real plan other than being told I would "just get worse over the next few years." He even brought up that he rides his elliptical every morning, which felt completely irrelevant given that I was there looking for medical guidance. The appointment lasted maybe 7 to 8 minutes. As he was already leaving, I had to stop him and ask, "Am I not getting physical therapy?" He reluctantly agreed to order it. I also asked about a temporary handicap placard because I was struggling with my injury, and he looked at me and said, "That's for people with canes. You don't have a cane," before walking away. I left feeling embarrassed, frustrated, and completely dismissed. I can only imagine how difficult this experience could be for elderly patients or anyone who may not feel comfortable advocating for themselves. I decided to get a second opinion from another orthopedic surgeon, and the difference was night and day. I was told my knee injury does require surgical intervention and that the defect needs to be addressed with a procedure involving bone and cartilage repair. I wish Dr. Striplin had taken the time to review my MRI in its entirety and explain my options instead of making me feel like I was wasting his time. I took time off work and waited over three weeks after my injury for this appointment, only to leave without answers or a clear treatment plan. My advice is to advocate for yourself and get a second opinion. A patient deserves to feel heard, respected, and cared for, especially when dealing with a serious injury. He is a full of himself jack@ass. Also saw other reviews on here saying he had his hand on the door for other patients and one guy said Dr. Striplin messed up his surgery had to be redone. DO NOT SEE THIS SURGEON. could have ruined my knee for the rest of my life i cannot even bend my knee, put pressure or walk well and my injury happened 6/9/26 it's now 7/21/26.

First, the staff is very efficient and friendly. I didn't have to wait long to see the doctor. Had…read moreto get an x-ray which was done immediately and shortly after the doctor came in and spoke to me about what he saw. Had a torn labrum in my left hip but he didn't immediately suggest hip replacement. Instead we talked about alternatives and how I could potentially hold off on the surgery. It's been about 10 years and the doctor sees me once or twice a year but still haven't done a hip replacement. Just monitoring. I think Dr Sanders and staff are great! I've recommended him to a friend who ended up having both hips replaced and she couldn't say enough good things about the doctor and staff.

Dr Nuccion is my absolute hero. I suffered a full tear to my pec tendon in a climbing accident and…read moredidn't immediately get an MRI due to insurance policies. The optimal window for this surgery is within 3 weeks of the injury, but because of the MRI delay, Dr. Nuccion wasn't able to do the surgery until 6 weeks after. 5 1/2 months later, I am still not fully recovered, but I am well on my way doing light pushups and resuming tennis. I don't know what full recovery looks like a couple of months from now in terms of my strength and athletic capacity compared to before, but it's 100% guaranteed to be far better than the massive limitations I would've had to live with for the rest of my life had Dr Nuccion not been able to pull off the surgery despite the delay. I have complete confidence in him and would recommend him to anybody. I D