I came to the ER back in February due to extreme nausea and abdominal pain after being sick for 10…read moredays with a mysterious GI problem. ER doc and NP had shrugged it off as possible gastroenteritis and anxiety and had discharged me home. My symptoms improved for a bit and then suddenly got worse three weeks later to the point where I was unable to eat anything without getting extremely nauseous immediately and experiencing the worst abdominal pain so I checked back into the ER Turns out I had pancreatitis and was admitted for 4 days and had the loveliest nurses and Drs during my stay. In particular I had a wonderful night nurse for 3/4 nights I was there. I'd recommend this hospital for those who are seeking emergency medical care

Everyone there from the moment I walked in very professional and caring . The doctor was very…read morecomforting and making sure I was ok throughout the whole process

I want to take a moment to recognize the exceptional care I received from Dr. Adrian Huffard during…read moremy recent ER visit. From the moment he entered the room, Dr. Huffard was warm, calm, and genuinely attentive. I came in with a complex and fairly uncommon issue, and instead of brushing it off or rushing through the encounter, he took the time to truly listen to my experience and concerns. He ordered and reviewed my imaging personally, explained his findings clearly, and validated what I was feeling rather than dismissing it. What stood out most was his receptiveness and willingness to go above and beyond: he took the initiative to research this unique specialty in real time so he could communicate with me more accurately and thoughtfully. He also helped me identify and recommended top specialists for appropriate follow-up, which gave me clarity and peace of mind moving forward. I also want to acknowledge the male nurse who assisted during my visit (unfortunately I didn't catch his name). He was professional, kind, and made a stressful situation feel much more manageable. Too often people only leave reviews when something goes wrong. This experience was the opposite. Dr. Huffard exemplifies what patient-centered, competent, and compassionate care should look like. I'm extremely grateful and would not hesitate to recommend him. Sending sincere gratitude, positive health, and continued success to Dr. Huffard, the nursing staff, and all who read this. May your work continue to bring healing and reassurance to many.

This time it was my turn in the ER and it was no different than with my parents. This is a teaching…read morehospital and most of the students/residents are C students at best. As someone with a doctorate as well, I know what base level of critical thinking skills an MD should have. I was dressed like a professor and yet they still treated me like I was an idiot. Actually, maybe they felt threatened knowing that I would see right through their charade. I came in with severe vomiting for four days and I knew it was from a medication I was taking. I wanted to make sure it wasn't pancreatitis as that was a side effect of the medication. My heart rate was a little high from vomiting, not eating and also from an ADHD stimulant. The nurse looking at my heart rate said "ADHD stimulants do not affect heart rate." Are you for real? So they gave me an EKG. The first doctor said it was fine and he wasn't sure why they were holding me. Next a group of 5 somber and patronizing looking doctor/residents approached and said that my EKG was "alarming" and that I had just had a heart attack. I looked at him straight in the eyes and said "No, I didn't. I've been vomiting, that's why everything looks screwed up." Another doctor glared at me and asked me "Do you know how you got diabetes?" with a mocking look on his face. I responded "I sat on the same toilet seat as someone with diabetes." Another kept questioning my medications and why I was taking them. They didn't have the knowledge or critical thinking ability to understand that medications are used for different things including off-label use. Speaking of which, I had to go without one medication for three days because nobody could "find it in the system." Five of the doctors did not know what Rybelsus is. 2 of those 5 didn't know what Semaglutide is and what it's used for. That is disqualifying in my eyes. I easily met 30 different doctor/residents during my time in the ER. Every. single. one. asked the same damn thing over and over and said the same damn thing as the others over and over... right in front of each other! Some of them were fighting with other residents for who got to speak first. It was pathetic. Every resident/doctor in the ER was somber, angry, unsupportive, patronizing and egotistical. They set me off, and I was extremely furious and wasn't taking it from these clowns. I've never spoken to professionals the way that I spoke to these people. Their lack of bedside manner, lack of knowledge and lack of critical thinking skills did not warrant my respect. I was "diagnosed" with the following, by the staff using their Fisher Price doctor kit: - sepsis (nope) - heart attack (nope) - diabetic ketoacedosis (nope) - bad reaction to medication (that's the one!) I was stuck in that hell hole for THREE DAYS to do a series of tests on my heart, ALL of which came back normal. And the kicker? They never even admitted me! So now I am on the hook for "observation" rather than my insurance paying the bill for being admitted. The financial "counselor" offered me a 20% discount if I pay now! What is this? A used car lot? **This entire thing was an insurance scam** and I knew it from the second the residents/doctors overrode the other resident/doctor who said there was nothing wrong with my EKG. Boy is Los Robles already teaching these students to extort money from insurance companies. Good on them I guess. The care in the hospital itself was quite good. Shoutout to Susan/Susie who was a great nurse. There was also one female resident that was amazing and I unfortunately don't know her name. Dr Mehdi was also good. They were the only ones that were worth a damn.

Thank you to Dr. Omino and his wonderful staff for changing my life!…read more They worked so hard to make sure a crucial medication that was initially denied by my insurance got approved to treat my condition. I recognize the amount of time and effort it took to get my necessary medication approved, so thank you. They were extremely attentive and flexible with my schedule as well, as I am a very busy student myself. Every time I visited, Dr. Omino took the time to really explain all my options and answered all my questions. He took my symptoms seriously and never once dismissed me. He thought outside the box and ensured he did a full diagnostic work up for all potential diagnoses. I am so incredibly grateful for Dr. Omino's endless advocacy that truly makes a difference in not only my life, but all of his patients' lives.

Dr. Mendelis, Dr. Park and Dr.Warner are phenomenal. They are compassionate and very caring. I…read morehighly recommend them. Shoutout to Mario Molina best medical assistant out there, he always goes a mile and beyond to assist me. Thank you all your service.

For staff care, I give the staff 5 stars. They made me feel comfortable and cared for. Everyone…read moreexcept one RN named Ron was exceptional. I had Ron for the night shift on 5/11 - 5/12. Having had a knee replacement, I was supposed to get up and walk. I asked Ron 3 times from 7:30 to 9:30pm. Each time he told me he was too busy. This is unacceptable for the nurse in charge of my care to refuse care. I ended up walking on my own without an attendant. For hospital "protocol" I give 1 star. I was in pain but I'm also honest. The pain to me was intolerable but I've had pain off the charts and this wasn't it. So I honestly said it was a 6-7. Apparently if I didn't say 8, they were instructed to give me less pain meds. This doesn't work on an individual basis. I metabolize meds quickly. That means I need more and it won't last as long as the average person. So in reward for my honesty, I was on pain for the entire night shift. There is also no dr in house for the staff to get a change if meds. There is one off site dr and that dr does not respond to patient calls. Eventually that do did respond to the head nurse. Needless to say I won't ever be staying here again. As a side note, their ER is top notch. That's probably because they're independent of the in patient services and have medical staff more readily available.

I'm going to be very careful how I post this review to protect your staff. Several days ago my…read morefamily member was brought here by ambulance and the care was Absolutely Wonderful but the staff review is a 1 star for what I personally witnessed and for what I was informed after my mother got transferred to a room upstairs. There were patients all over the halls for hours,while my mom got a room immediately because she came in an ambulance, this was so horrible to see! When we got settled in a room upstairs, I brought this up to a "staff member " about how heartbreaking this was and this person informed me that this hospital had an entire floor COMPLETELY SHUT DOWN! Omg!!! Are you kidding me!!!???? This was not what I wanted to hear!!!!!!

Terrific Hospital terrific Care. Terrific quality wonderful experience!…read moreOffice experience is excellent always! Excellent type of care always'! Type of car is excellent! I recommend the hospital and all the doctors here

Security person Geraldo Cesar Chezz, arrogant, rude and insensitive to families in fragile…read moresituation in the Emergency Room waiting area. Rushing people through security clearance without a care and aggressively as 'we' were wasting his time. Geraldo Cesar Chezz was on phone, unprofessional to patients/families and immediate co-workers who complained to other security staff on site. Geraldo Cesar Chezz went back and forth to the nurse's main secured area erratically as if playing like a child foregoing service to humans... He engaged in flirty personal conversations with nursing staff. Terrible! *** Dr. and work staff of visit were good. Communication to patient was a bit off and not clarified....Understanding that their is prioritization, severely extended wait time went unexplained until patient had to ask status. The two males in the imaging portion of the hospital told the elderly patient to put her necklace in her mouth? It could have broken inside her mouth and she could have choked, not to mention a daily wear necklace is dirty most of the time. The two males were confident in their request and acted as if I was out of line, when they went against a standard procedure for many years!

The staff at Providence Holy Cross hospital was absolutely amazing. I was admitted into the…read morehospital and was there for three days. They really took care of me. The type of care I received was the best I've had in a very long time. One thing I could say about when you're not feeling well service, comfort, and care means the most. The nurses and the doctors were absolutely amazing! Thank you!! I did NOT like the food at all reason for 4 stars instead of 5.

An old story. Tyrant nurses during Covid that had no idea how to treat a veteran…read more The doses of meds were wrong for my seizure condition and nobody gave a damn. The worst hospital I ever been to in my 68 years . Not to mention, my patient rights were violated, and they knew it. Their policies violated my rights.

Everything in my life is breaking, again!…read more This time instead of it being my dryer or heater it was me. I've been basically handicapped for most of 2025. Both my knees have decided they have had enough over my 61 years of life. No more cartilage. Yeah, not good. After consulting with two orthopedic surgeons at Kaiser Woodland Hills I chose OREN EPSTEIN, M.D. Great doctor! Not knowing what to expect is always scary. Now that I'm on the other side of this total knee replacement it wasn't that bad. Fun? No. But at least I'm much better. I wanted to have both knees replaced at the same time. Dr. Epstein wisely advised me, "Your not up to it son". He was right. One at a time. Now on to the other knee next month. Hooray For Me...

I will complete my full review in the coming months, but even now, it is clear that the level of…read morecare has been far from adequate. To receive false negative results over the course of several years is not only deeply concerning, but truly heartbreaking. I remain hopeful that, with ongoing care, my experience moving forward will be markedly different. Thus far, it has been one challenge after another." In addition, as built up as the Woodland Hills facility is, they do not have radiation at this location. You have to go to the sunset location and radiation is 5-6 days a week for several weeks.

My two day stay here was made memorable because of how great my TOSH care team was…read more I've been telling my friends that it was meant to be that the waitlist in L.A. was ridiculous because I ended up getting surgery at home instead. I woke up confused as hell after my 3 hour surgery. I don't even remember being rolled to my room - 211 - where I stayed for 55 hours being cared for by an amazing group of nurses. Many thanks to Bonnie, Cindy, Bryeanne, Molly, Charli and Marianna for taking such great care of me. My only regret is that I wasn't able to eat any of the food that was delivered to me because the pain meds and everything I was taking made me lose my appetite that even just the smell of the food made me want to gag. Such a shame because everything I ordered looked super delicious.

Excellent hospital, lovely staff and, believe it or not, great food. Shout out to my wonderful and…read morecaring nurses Shelby, Laura and Marianna, who could not have been kinder. Also, my physical therapist, Terry, who was so present and ready to help.

so this is not going to be good! So I called this location (Simi Valley) on Monday to make an…read moreappointment and after being transferred multiple times for over 10 minutes this lady answers phones with no patience. Before even getting a word out she was extremely annoyed and in a condescending tone says hello. She did not want to help me with scheduling my appointment, this is not how you treat your customers, especially when you work at a doctors office. Needless to say I will be going to the other Kaiser in Thousand Oaks in the future.

I would not reccomend Kaiser to anyone. Look at there history of lawsuits and false advertising…read more Your not in the hands of the doctors, yet how much money you have and what company you work for. Also if you are some how no longer a member and try to get your meds the prices are FAR higher then anyone else. Look on your old ones to see how much they pay for them. And how much they charge you. I was told in person by there employee they do this to keep non members away. So pretty much denying service with high prices. I was being charge 26.00 as a non member for months then it jumped to 138.00. This would be known as Price gouging and or profiteering. When Kaiser was started I dont think he would of wanted what this nonprofit is today

Mary Health is an extraordinary skilled nursing facility that combines love, compassion and…read morespiritual enrichment w exceptional medical attention. Our family was truly blessed by the way the Sisters and Father John led and aided us on my mom's end of life journey. Her last year was filled with many joyful moments, loving friendships and the feeling of gratitude. The Mary Health community truly feels like a family. And we're grateful for the care we all received as mom transitioned to the greatest of all destinations.

Tonight the nurse helped my mom with what turned out to be, an inhaler that may have been the cause…read moreof muscle cramps and spasms, including those that might be considered "later on" after the initial effects of the medication have subsided in seniors or those like my mom who got 200 puffs by mistake at her in-patient care at Los Robles Hospital