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    Amit Patel, MD

    3.8 (12 reviews)

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    The most compassionate doctors. They were the first ones to help me after being left miserable with three previous doctors.

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    4.2(45 reviews)
    1.1 km

    "Doing My Part for Science (and My Sinuses)"…read more So yeah... I signed up for a test trial at Inland Allergy because apparently I like chaos and helping humanity. The staff were super cool -- explained everything, didn't judge my 47 sneezes in under a minute, and treated me like a hero instead of a human pollen detector. The vibe? Half medical lab, half "we're curing allergies, bestie." I got poked, tested, and somehow left feeling proud and less stuffy. Honestly, 10/10 would volunteer again. Who knew saving the world came with free tissues, good vibes, and a slight chance of superpowers?

    This is long but worth the read. I've been a patient for over 2 years…read more The receptionist informed me I needed to pay my outstanding balance and office visit copay before seeing the doctor. I had no problem paying the required amount. At this point, the situation took an unexpected turn. When asked if I required a receipt, I indicated that I did, as I always request one due to using my FSA debit card. Upon receiving the receipt, I noticed it only reflected my total amount due and the copay. I subsequently approached the receptionist to request a detailed itemization of my payment. I was informed that it was not possible to provide a receipt for the copay. This response surprised me, as I have not previously encountered a medical office unable to provide the requested documentation for charges. I explained that my FSA administrator requires a detailed receipt outlining each charge for verification purposes. Again, I was told that she couldn't do it. All the while, she was rude and made me feel as though I was bothering her for asking. Then she brings another person into our conversation. She was just as condescending. I explained to her as well, the importance of my needing a detailed receipt and why. I went into further detail, stating to her that if I don't have a detailed receipt of charges, FSA will shut down my card and not allow me to use it for any other doctor appointments nor will I be able to pay for my prescriptions. Both basically ignored my request and I was told, "well hopefully they won't ask and if they do, that will give us time to generate a receipt or you." When I entered room 2 to speak with the doctor, I told the young woman who took my blood pressure that I was very upset--she had likely seen what happened at the front desk. I explained that I needed a receipt for the copay and the reason why. She spoke with her manager and, within two minutes, returned with a separate receipt showing my copay. That was all I wanted, yet the front desk had refused to provide one. Your front desk staff really needs customer service training. Obviously, what I asked for was doable. They just didn't want to do it or take the time to ask someone how. They didn't empathize with me AT ALL when I told them why I needed the receipt and the inconvenience it would cause me if I didn't have it.

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    Sunil K Saini, MD

    4.5(26 reviews)
    0.0 km

    Extremely disappointed. I thought that I had finally found a doctor who cared and could figure out…read moremy allergic reaction. Unfortunately, I was wrong. I was told that he was going to do a lot of research and get back to me, but it's been over a month and I never heard back. Extremely unfortunate, as I'm currently covered in a rash (hives??) and no idea why. :(

    I want to start off by saying this review is not for Dr. Saini but for one of the nurses…read moreadministering shots at the San Dimas location. Dr Saini himself is a very caring concerned doctor and I would recommend him to anyone. TLDR The nurse at the allergy shot clinic turned me away today for my monthly shot because I was 3 minutes late even after explaining that Uber kept cancelling and how I would waste $40 for coming here. Would have expected a nurse to be more empathetic and understanding for her patient who needs care and timely shots. I went in for my monthly allergy shot today and I went in 3 minutes after 4pm because I had to order an Uber and it kept getting cancelled on me. The nurse came out and told me she can't administer the shot today since I arrived late. I didn't want to argue because there were a lot of people in the lobby but as I was walking out, I thought I'd go back in and explain the circumstances and how I'd have spent $40 for nothing for Uber round trip. I went back in and prefaced with an apology and that I'd be better on time and asked her to accommodate me this time. She said this is the policy and she will not administer shots. I explained to her that this is no small sum of money I'd be wasting and tried to get her to understand, but she says she can't make an exception for me and that she doesn't make the decision, to which i replied but you're the one calling the shots. After a few more back and forth I walked out, frustrated and angry for how little flexibility and empathy this nurse has for her patient. This wasn't the first time I felt this way about this nurse, as other nurses that I have interacted in the past were more personable and not so uptight. Sure, you have your "policies" but as a nurse working with patients, naturally you would expect them to be more understanding and accommodating to your needs and situation and I was very polite about asking her from the beginning. The way she talked to me was patronizing and as if she was a teacher in a classroom berating her students for being late. She could have as easily taken my apology and been the understanding older adult and let my trip not go to waste but this nurse worries more about her policies and fails to take on a more humane approach to treating her patients. I take time out of my work and time and money to come get this shot and just because I was literally 3 minutes past 4, she dismissed me without a second thought. This has really soured my day and sure maybe she had a bad day herself to make someone feel this way but this was definitely not professional on her part.

    PVHC - La Verne - Exterior

    PVHC - La Verne

    3.1(17 reviews)
    9.1 km

    When I went to the urgent Care, I had a horrendous lung infection. The reviews online had made it…read moresound like they had a licensed general practitioner on staff. The receptionist at the front desk was pleasant enough, but what happened in the doctors office was unbelievably bad. I never saw a physician instead I saw a unsupervised physicians assistant there was not a doctor in the facility. The medical assistant for the PA came in and began an initial intake she was nice. She had not taken my blood pressure yet. She left the room to get a different blood pressure cuff. She reentered the room with the PA. The mail PA asked me why I was there. I explained to him that I had had a lung infection going on two weeks and that it was not getting any better and that I needed something to calm down the cough., I wanted to be tested for RSV and Covid and I probably needed to have an order for a chest x-ray over at Pomona Valley Hospital. What happened next was shocking the PA told me well. We need to send you to the emergency room right away your blood pressure is 110/170! You could have a stroke or a heart attack. I looked at the nursing assistant and said well Dr. that's impossible for two reasons first I am on blood pressure medication that has kept my blood pressure very stable for over 10 years and I doubt that my blood pressure is that high. Secondly your assistant hasn't even taken my blood pressure yet. Instead of the PA apologizing and taking my blood pressure the individual double down and said well we're not going to be able to treat you at this facility. You need to go to the emergency room. When I asked why considering that the PA had not done a physical exam yet he told me that they did not have the ability to treat me at their facility. I asked to speak to the physician in charge and I was told that they did not have a physician on staff at that urgent care. I said well can you reach One via telehealth And I was told no. I asked could you please give me a prescription for a cough suppression medication or an expectorant and I was told no I began to get a little irritated, and I said at the very least you could do a physical examination order the chest x-ray a and labs so that I don't have to spend five hours at the emergency room wasting an emergency room physicians time. The PA turned around, began walking out the door and said you're going to have to go to the emergency room. I received no care at this urgent care and yet they charged my insurance company for a urgent care visit. I have actually called my insurance company and informed them of the experience and encourage them not to pay the bill. This is actually a first for me, but in the last two years I have become less and less impressed by the Pomona Valley Hospital care system and their urgent cares. It feels to me like their physicians and their PAs need more training. The PAs need supervision and guidance from a more experienced, licensed medical professional based on this experience, I would never go back to La Verne Pvhc Urgent Care. I actually went to another urgent care that is not part of the pvhc system the next day and received high-end quality urgent care from a pa under the direct supervision of a doctor. What I would expect from a Urgent doctors appointment. It turned out that I had RSV , I was immediately given cough medicine and supportive care, advice and I was treated and made a full recovery. It is unfortunate that I had to go to two urgent care to get the actual care that I needed so I really hope that my insurance company does not pay them for this visit because they did nothing to deserve a financial reward. The only reason that I am giving them two stars is because the receptionist at the front desk was very nice.

    I love this PT center! The reception is always friendly and efficient. There is also great phone…read morereception, which feels like a rarity now-a-days. Coco is an amazing Physical Therapist. I went in for Vertigo and she used a model of the ear to really explain what was going on for me and how we would treat it, which was important to me and helped me to cope with the nausea I would feel when doing the Epley maneuver. As she said, we were able to get the crystal to move out of the tubes, where it would no longer make me dizzy. I am so grateful...both for her expertise, but also for her great kindness while treating me. Waiting room comfortable, parking easy.

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