So far I've had nothing but good experiences with each office. It's always friendly and clean.read more

Actually get in at your appointment time. Referrals happen fast. The office staff is friendly and…read moreprofessional. NP Liguori is caring and patient, makes sure she communicates clearly and listens very well.

The staff are respectful and caring unlike most medical offices in the area. Dr. Agarwal is very…read moreconscience and does her homework with test to get an actual appraisal of your health instead of selecting random health concerns. I feel confident that she will care for me and follow through with her selected prognosis to allow me to feel better; finally a physician who actual actually cares!

This is the nuttiest experience. I visited this doctor twice two years ago and she will not stop…read moresending me bills every few months... not collection notices bc I paid for my last visit (again, two years ago). I only went twice because - this is the nutty part, I took my appointment with my husband and she mixed up our charts, prescribed the incorrect meds for us, and cause complete havoc with my life saving heart prescription. Two YEARS later, she is still submitting requests for my blood through labcorp. Of course I have requested this office quit, they have been informed several time she is not now nor ever will be again my doctor due to this. The entire scene here is a racket.

Dr Mahajan is the best doctor up here in the high-desert. I've lived in many States across this…read morecountry and Dr Mahajan is by far the best. Dr Mahajan always takes the time to listen, I never feel rushed. The quality of care is always excellent.

Best primary care doctor in the Morongo basin is Dr. Mahajan. His staff is wonderful, I get…read morehigh-quality care and referrals. Give them a call at 760-228-1114.

For the past several years I have needed to take care of the results of a bad knee surgery,…read moreinternal bleeding causing low red blood count and anemia, diabetes, and borderline high cholesterol. My wife has had heart issues. Dr. Salhotra has handled all of that with insight, compassion, and aplomb. His extensive experience allows him to recognize issues, and to deal with them according to the highest standards of medicine. In particular, however, he does not immediately reach for his prescription pad whenever either of us mentions a problem. Rather, he tells us what we must do to help ourselves to keep well, before he considers medicating us. Bottom line? What is peace of mind worth? We have found that peace of mind with Dr. Salhotra.

Dr. Salhotra is fine. But you have to get pass the front office Vanessa. She is rude and if you ask…read morea question she doesn't answer it or she tells you to go to urgent care because she doesn't want to deal with anything. If you ask to talk to anyone else she hangs up on you. Then you have to leave a message. Be prepared to be in the office for over an hour. If your appt is 9:00 am they will bring you back at 9:30 and you wait till 10 in a room for the Dr to see you. The lady that does the referral to a specialist is on it. She gets things into the insurance quickly and you get in. Over all it is an ok office. Just stay away from Vanessa.

Dr. Gholam Zadeii is a very caring physician, helpful, and goes out of his way to really make sure…read morehis patients are doing well. He also has an amazing staff namely Carolyn and Monica, and they have gone out of their way to assist my sister and myself.

My husband was referred to this doctor because of a persistent cough following a bout of pneumonia…read more This doctor was not friendly and did not care enough to read the reports which were sent to him. If fact, he did not even know they were in the file until he looked for them while we sat there. He still did not read them or even look at the CT. He dismissed us with the recommendation we see a cardiologist. We made an appointment with a cardiologist. Ten days later, as we waited for the appointment with the cardiologist, my husband was admitted to ICU where he stayed for three weeks, followed with three more weeks in general med/serg. It was entirely a lung condition the doctor overlooked, an abscess which ruptured. I will not share further gory details, but one of the hospital doctors said they had not expected my husband to survive. No, I do not recommend this doctor at all.

It was my first time visiting his office. It also will be the last. Several issues:…read more1. I had to wait for 2 hours, and after asking the nurse when the doctor is going to see me, she said I was next, and she said the same every time I asked her, after the 2nd hour I got tired of waiting so I told them I was going to leave in 5 minutes if the doctor didn't see me. So, I left after waiting the additional 5 minutes. NEVER SAW THE DOCTOR!!! 2. The front desk people are extremely rude! They make you feel like they are being imposed upon and demand that you wait, they will not give any answers, they claim they don't work for the doctor. The nurse came out with the usual forms to be filled out and after completing them I had to wait for a full hour before she called me inside the doctors room, they took my blood pressure but didn't know how to do it, I had to mention to the nurse that my arm is not in the proper position AND SHE SAID IT DOESN'T MATTER! My opinion? I would not go to that doctor if my life depended on it!

I'm disappointed with how the appointment process works here. I was instructed to make an…read moreappointment online so I wouldn't have to wait. However, when I arrived, I was told that they don't actually go by appointment times -- the online system is only used to check you in and verify insurance. Patients are still seen in the order they arrive, regardless of their scheduled time. If the online system is simply for pre-registration, that should be clearly communicated. It's frustrating to be told to make an appointment to avoid waiting, only to find out that you still have to wait just like a walk-in. Transparency about how the process really works would make a big difference.

I see my primary care physician at Desert Oasis. She is the best! Everyone in the office is very…read morenice and helpful. I have received excellent care here. I feel well taken care of at Desert Oasis Healthcare!

Pros: Staff are genuinely helpful and doing the best they can. Doctor is quick once he sees you…read more Cons: The doctor has no bedside manor, and the wait can be long. Doc was supposed to be back from his break at 7pm but rolled in at 7:20 (8pm is closing time). They won't call in your prescription, you have to physically drop it off. Let's face it, you're going to urgent care because your regular doctor can't see you soon enough or it's after hours. Avalon gets the job done if you just need some meds and you get there early enough. Tips: Call first to make sure the doctor's break isn't coming up (he's the only doc there). Expect to wait at least an hour. You can wait outside for fresh air and they will get you. Don't cut it too close if your pharmacy is closing soon. I arrived at 6:30pm, was out of there by 7:45pm, made it to Vons pharmacy by 7:55, and by some miracle they filled my prescription by 8pm closing, but only because I begged (it was for my sick little boy). That was unnecessarily stressful because I waited to the last minute to go, hoping my kiddo would improve. Avalon is the only local urgent care that takes my insurance, otherwise I might go elsewhere where the doctor is friendlier. But given my limited options, I make the best of it.

Dr Robert Evan's is Aweful! He needs to be fired. So rude, and he rushed thru my daughter's visit…read more& didn't let her barely talk. No compassion. Mumbles when he talks. When we told the front desk gal how rude he was she said "yeah we know, so sorry." Now I see why there are so many bad reviews & they are about Dr Evan's.

Loved the service, not the experience...OUCH! I had been in a lot of pain for four days so, I…read morechecked myself in to HDMC ER, and was taken right in :3). I was told that I had an inflamed gal bladder which would need to be removed and That Dr. Nalam would be the surgeon. I had never met him before until he came into my room the evening prior to my surgery. He explained the laparoscopic procedure and assured me that it would be fine and that he'd done countless of these procedures. I also spoke to a number of hospital staff that said he had a great track record. I left the hospital the next day feeling pretty good (thank you morphine) and have been recovering quite well except for expelling the hot air balloon amount of gas they fill your abdominal area up with to more easily perform the surgery. Thank you Dr. Nalam for making my very first surgery a success.

Saved my life! Was sick for a decade when Dr. Nalam explained how removal of my Gall Bladder was…read morejust good medicine when the causes of my CHF could not be determined. What a genius! My CHF is in complete remission and it is clear that if I had met him ten years earlier I might never have had heart problems.