caring, professional, great staff. having been going there for over 15 years. always treated with…read morerespect.

Great staff with very personal care. Dr. Tiwari is always prompt, efficient, and professional.read more

I completely understand the low rating for this facility, Hemet Heart. The cardiologist and most…read moreof the staff do not possess a heart for their patients. Most patients are on a fixed income, however no information is provided about upcoming payment for your next appointment that was made in office. I do not work there!! Therefore I do not have their information to give me. My appointment with the cardiologist was like being with your worst enemy. I showed her a picture of 5 vitamin bottles asking if these are okay to take. A split second glance from her to my tiny phone and she reply's, Yeah, those are fine. I then asked what side effects does my new prescription have and she replied NONE. WTF !!!!! ANYONE WITH A TV KNOWS ALL DRUGS HAVE SIDE EFFECTS!!!! But they do serve a purpose, to minimize Americans.

Very professional. 5 minutes waiting to see the technician and done in 30 minutes. Scheduler was on…read moreit before I reached her desk.

I Love this Doctor so much she will always have a very special place in my heart. She has taken…read moresuch great care of me as a young adult, and she really cares Doctor Betty Grant Anderson will always have my love and respect I would recommend her to anyone who needs a good cardiologist.

Dr Rastogi was amazing in her explanation and interpretation of my procedures. She was thorough and…read moretook her time with me. I felt so much better, emotionally. I had never seen a cardiologist, so I was a little fearful. (Okay, A LOT fearful..) But knowledge replaces fear, and I have Dr Rastogi to thank for that. I did my initial paperwork a week before my appointment and the office staff was so helpful in answering any questions I had concerning medical history etc.

Great people, Dr. Rastogi is a thorough cardiologist. I'm going to like having him as my…read morecardiologist.

Avoid this medical group. They are completely unprofessional and uncaring individuals. My son broke…read morehis leg and dislocated his ankle. They kept him waiting over two weeks to even get him scheduled for surgery. Then they changed the location of the outpatient center. Twice! I called the referral department and their response was they would work on it on Monday. Unreal. The lack of compassion and their lack of empathy is despicable. I called my insurance, changed medical groups and my son had surgery four days later with the new medical group. If you live in this area Sharp Graybill medical is the best in the area. They are quick, efficient and caring. Avoid Hemet like the plague. Wretched group and wretched people working there.

How Hemet Community Medical Group (HCMG) ripped my 85-year-old Mother off…read more She was hit by a car while walking in Hemet. An ambulance took her to the hospital (Hemet Valley Medical Center) which was 2.3 miles away. The invoice for her accident was 4 pages of hundreds of line items which I didn't understand (doctor stuff) but I did understand the ambulance charge which was higher that her $200 deductible from her supplemental insurance with SCAN. HCMG has 3rd party agreements for emergency care including an agreement with Hemet Valley Ambulance which overrides any insurance that the patient has (and pays for). When I mentioned the ambulance charge to HCMG, they said she agreed to the charge before accepting the ride. My mother doesn't remember this as she was in pain and confused. Who would require a signature before taking them to the hospital? Hemet Community Medical Group. What a sham. Again, I have no idea if the other line items were also outside the coverage of Medicare and her supplemental insurance. But I do understand how important it is to get medical attention asap. Both her supplemental insurance with SCAN and Hemet Community Medical Group rejected my appeal on her charges. Be very careful with Hemet Community Medical Group. I would avoid them, if possible.

I was driving a friend to their appointment and they told me the doctor and the nurses weren't…read morewearing masks.

Don't count on the receptionist to give your message to the Dr. I've called numerous times and the…read moremessage has never been relayed to the Dr. Left me without meds for two months cause the message never got to the Dr. Gave phone number numerous times but can't seem to call me on it. He's a good doctor just needs better help

I have been in and out of the hospitals for 2 years. I had a heart attack and missed some appts but…read morethen I met a good N/P and went and told the office how good she was and the fired me. All for missing appointment.

I've been here several times since moving to Hemet. The location is ideal for me, and I love that I…read moredon't freeze every time coming into the office. I hate how I have to wait an hour almost every time, but I blame the patients for that. This is more of a senior/retired community, so they ask more questions and have more issues. It is just frustrating having to wait. I like the doctor. This doctor is a general practitioner and accepts Atena insurance. She is a straight shooter. No BS and I like that.

I had a previous review or up but it was erratic so I took it down for a while. I wanted to make…read moresure that I wasn't reacting out of my grief and heartache. After many years of grief counseling, I feel I can safely post about this now. Dr. Howard was not my physician, he was my beautiful mom's. She is pictured here, gazing out on the ocean. She was a talented artist, guitar player, twin sister, sister, mother of 3, grandma of 7. She was happy and full of spunk and wise and smart beyond anyone I have ever met. She was also addicted to the pain medication that Dr. Howard prescribed her. She died of heart failure in her bathroom, sitting on the toilet with her pants around her ankles, alone. There is SO MUCH more to this story that I will not go into here. I am not going to disparage Dr. Howard's reputation by going into this more in depth. He was supposed to do no harm. She needed him to help her, he failed in that task. I see that he has a disciplinary action from the CSMB added to his Dr. score page. I am going to say this; The reason we have this surging drug epidemic is because of situations like this. These opioid drugs are passed out to patients like candy and then we wonder why someone ends up becoming addicted and dies as a result. It is BEYOND INSANE!

ABOUT MY HEART ATTACK: This doctor told me for several…read moremonths that I had to stop taking Ativan, a medication I had been prescribed for 50 years (I'm 75). I brought my bottle with the remaining pills in it for him and told him I had started getting off of them 1-2 days before. He never mentioned to me how dangerous it is to stop the pills cold turkey and two days after my office visit, I started convulsing and having seizures. I ended up in the emergency room with a heart attack. I found out later through research on the internet that you should take at least THREE MONTHS to taper off this medication and to NEVER stop suddenly because it could result in death. Thereafter, Dr. Howard acted as though he was very uncomfortable with me, in person and in emails, although I never said anything to indicate his negligence. He eventually sent me two certified letters saying he wanted to "withdraw" from being my PCP and I only had SEVEN days to research and find a new doctor. He never gave me a reason for this action so I am assuming that it was because he felt too uncomfortable facing me. In addition, Dr. Howard is rude, arrogant, and has even made untruthful statements to me. I hope no one else goes through the emotional and physical pain that I have with this doctor. Just beware.