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Arnon Desai, MD

3.0 (1 review)
Open 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM

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James Rho, MD - Inland Interventional Medical Associates

James Rho, MD - Inland Interventional Medical Associates

3.8(27 reviews)
1.9 mi

Rubbish! Believe any of the other poor review that name Debra. She is unprofessional and…read morecondescending. I've heard Dr. Rho is great, but the administration he has chosen to represent him is embarrassing. To expand on this, give you a little more on the situation, and I do mean moron, here is a brief timeline of my dissatisfaction: 2/23/26: I call for initial visit. I am informed I need to have notes and reports faxed from my referring MD so I make the arrangements and the information is faxed 2/25/26. 2/26/26: I call to confirm they have received the necessary info and attempt to schedule an appointment. To my surprise, I was told that the ONLY person that knows how to check the fax was out of the office till the next week. I was as surprised as you are to hear that there was only one person in a professional office, in 2026, that knows how to check the fax so I asked the receptionist to clarify. It was true, I had to wait till the following week for the fax specialist to return so I could schedule. 3/3/26: After much ado and having my MD re-fax all necessary information I called in attempt to schedule. After it was confirmed that they had received the original fax of 2/25 I was connected with Debra. Debra confirmed that she was Dr. Rho's administrator and, in fact, the only person in the office that knew how to receive faxes. Again, I was as surprised as you are, but I felt confident I was dealing with someone of authority now. After dismissing my concerns with the receptionist's lack of professionalism and continually speaking over me she let me know they have 7-10 days from today, not the day that they received the information, to review it before they will schedule me. She confirmed they would call me. 3/20/26: I had waited 17 days, 13 business days, but had yet to hear back so I called again. Kathy dismissed my disappointment with the reoccurring lack of professionalism and became a bit contentious defending themselves. She was able to schedule me for the end of May. 3/23/26: Inland Interventional sends a fax to my MD stating they are unable to help me. When I talked to Debra she said that the MD had to review the notes before I could be scheduled. I gave them more than the 7-10 days that was necessary for said evaluation. on 3/20 Kathy had confirmed that I was ready to be scheduled and scheduled an appointment. What gives??? Not even the professional dignity to call to let me know. The brass tacks are this, I was dismissed and disregarded for a month while waiting for treatment for severe pain while I could have been waiting for a professional pain management clinic. I have an extensive health care background and appreciate how a clinic should be run, Debra and her staff are the opposite.

I am writing to formally report an incident involving Dr. James Rho that occurred on January 6th,…read more2026 at Inland Interventional Medical Group. I was referred to Doctor James Rho mid November 2025 in lieu of my former pain specialist moving to another practice in Los Angeles. The same specialist recommended Doctor Rho, but Doctor Rho refused to provide medical treatment and characterized me as an "addict." This statement was made without a formal diagnosis and appeared to be based solely on the fact that my original specialist had transferred between multiple medical facilities. These transfers were administrative in nature, and I had to wait a long time before attempting to be seen at only one other practice, who was able to refer me back to my original specialist since they were not able to perform the same surgical procedures. How is it my fault that my specialist got transferred to another facility, which at the time was processing his transfer?Because of this, Doctor Rho decided that I "bounce around from office to office". I myself had to reach out to Doctor Rho's practice after over a month and was made aware of this denial on January 6th. Again, that was over a month after the time my referral was approved. I could've used that time to search for another specialist so that I could continue my care. I believe this characterization was inaccurate and resulted in a denial of appropriate medical care. Meanwhile I have been in severe pain and limited to a prolonged process of attempting to find a new specialist. As a patient, I found this conduct unprofessional and discriminatory. Decisions regarding treatment should be based on documented medical history and clinical evaluation, not assumptions, optics, nor labels. I am requesting that this incident be reviewed to determine whether proper standards of care and non-discriminatory practices were followed. I would also appreciate clarification on how patients in similar situations are protected from being denied care based on unsupported conclusions. Sincerely, Idania Carrillo

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