I am always treated with respect and kindness. My doctor is the best I have ever had.read more

I got a referral from my primary to a specialist. She said the front office would email me. They…read morenever did, so I tried following up. I called three times during normal business hours and nobody picked up. You know that feeling of being on hold for 1/2 hour. That's how I'm feeling right now. One star!!!!

I've been going to Dr Johnson for over 30 years. He has always provided excellent service. Dr…read moreJohnson actually diagnosed my husband with a serious illness and saved his life. He actually listens to people and advises accordingly; he actually cares!

I was looking for a new Dr. In the area and got a recommendation to go to Dr. Johnson. I was not…read moredisappointed, and know I made the correct choice in choosing a dr. He is very nice, honest and cares about his patients. Highly recommend Dr. Johnson if you're looking for a great GP

Best doctor I've ever had. Very knowledgeable and thorough. Takes her time, listens, explains…read moreoptions. Punctual! Absolutely delightful as is her staff. So glad I found her.

She is incompetent and should not be allowed to practice…read more One day after my appointment in her office, I ended up calling 911 and was in the hospital for 7 days. She should have admitted me at the time of my appointment. She only works part time and has no one on call. Her office staff reflects her poor skills and care.

We were seen by physicians in this group, Dr T. Nair (Internist) and Dr Homayon Iraninezhad…read more(Gastro) They were both exceptional , caring efficient and well researched with compassionate care! HOAG MEDICAL GROUP has physicians that go above and beyond the call of duty! You feel you are in the absolute BEST CARE ON THE PLANET!! They are pleasant warm and welcoming! They both make you feel totally at ease even if you have an intimidating diagnosis you know they are going to do everything possible to give you the absolute BEST CARE, to give you the best outcome, They both make you feel as though, they have done everything medically and humanly possible to take care of their patients! They research all possibilities for the ones that are in their care, The clinical environment is beautifully decorated and very professional! Dr I as he is professionally known, has so many awards and was a teaching medical professor!! Dr I was recognized for his clinical leadership, teaching and compassionate care. His honors have included Intern of the Year, Resident of the Year, Chief Resident, Fellow of the Year and Chief Fellow. He also received the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Teaching Award. Dr. Iraninezhad is passionate about medicine. As a person that was trained from John Hopkins graduate school of public health, I know good healthcare and excellent bedside manner and both of these physicians have those attributes. I highly recommend them!

I had a good experience here today and I want to thank Darlene for doing my DEXA screening and…read moreJeralyn for doing my mammogram on Wednesday, 4/22/26. Thank God everything is normal! The cellphone reception sucks here but the staff is great and they are very efficient and wonderful

I've been coming to dr majer for probably about 15 years…read more.. My mother and sisters are both patients as well and we could not be happier with her. We have pretty low maintenance bills of health so really only see her once a year for a physical called a Well Woman's check but each time it is as pleasant as can be. My most recent visit was a Pap & WW check and of course those are not the most thrilling - and come with their own slight anxiety - but Dr Majer and her staff made me feel very at ease the entire time. I had a 9am apt on a Friday and I was in and out in about 30 minutes. The front desk tech took my name, insurance and pre-liminary measurements - she was very kind and friendly. Then after changing in an exam room decorated with all her USC accomplishments, Doc Majer came in and we set about our apt. She is very kind hearted and soft when asking questions and took much detail on my chart about family health developments and activity levels. This lead to talking about running with my dogs and then she made herself even more relatable by talking about her labradoodle and all the fun they've had... all while performing my WW check which was great actually as there was no awkwardness as one might expect with the examination of her lady bits. lol I trust her so much I asked for a referral doc for my husband... she was kind enough to give me two and said she'd get the results to me via email in the patient portal - the office is very tech savvy as they confirm appts with an automated system, keep computer records of wellness and offer a patient portal to give you access anywhere any time. Be aware that she is great so she is ALWAYS very busy... but that really is a testament to her greatness! I usually try to visit in January as it seems to be much more relaxed than the end of the year crunch between October-December. That is definitely their busiest time as people try to squeeze in their yearly insurance visits so make your appointments accordingly and hold them! I had procrastinated on rescheduling my WW check up all year and called early Dec for an appointment - the earliest available was today - 3 weeks later. She's great. Call now and see her next month! PS The parking structure is $1/30 mins but the general uncovered parking is free (the office does not validate). The office is on the 5th floor at the end of the hallway the right of the elevator upon exit.

This is a review of the office staff. I was looking for a new PCP and called the office multiple…read moretimes and each time received very rude responses and ultimately decided not to schedule an appointment due to rudeness and inflexibility. 1st call: 1:30pm on a Wed, I was transferred to the general operator and she informed me that Dr. Majers office takes lunch from 12 - 2pm and then hung up without a response from me or goodbye. 2nd call: 1/9/18 @ 11:30am. The receptionist answered and asked a few questions in a very short manner and then put me on hold. After 10 mins on hold the line hung up. 3rd call: The line rang for a while and an automated Verizon message came on that the number was disconnected. 4th call: 1/9/18 The receptionist answered again and took the same information. Upon asking if they had appointments after 5pm (since I saw in a review below that there was an appointment scheduled after 6) she said no. I replied I would not need to make an appointment and I heard her mumble under her breath " ...ugh Omg..." and hung up. I felt that this was very unprofessional especially since I did not show any annoyance from the previous calls and I had only taken about 3 minutes of her time.

Finally found my PCP after 7 years of changing doctor offices in search of a good PCP! Not only DR…read moreNoorian is a fantastic doctor, the nurse practitioners are excellent. I've only been seen by Sharon and she is exceptionally caring and detail oriented. Overall the entire experience from the front desk to back office has been quite pleasant.

Dr Noorian is a five star plus my husband and I have been…read morewith Dr. Noorian close to 20 years and when my husband passed, he even called me which I thought was absolutely human and kind .Thank you Dr. Noorian for always being a phone call away

Mark is awesome and I have been seeing him for over 10+ years now. He always take his time with…read morelistening to me and I never feel rushed in the office. Chantelle and the rest of the staff always work hard to fit me in and get any outside services booked timely. I am part of Dr. Galbraith MVDIO program so it gets better from here!

I signed up for MDVIP with Dr. Galbraith because I was looking for the kind of attentive and…read morepersonalized care that concierge medicine is supposed to provide. Initially, I was very happy with the experience, but unfortunately that changed dramatically. Before becoming his patient, I had previously been prescribed opioids by another physician and developed a physical dependency. I had successfully tapered off of them with the help of another doctor. I was completely transparent with Dr. Galbraith about this history. After evaluating me for ongoing pain, Dr. Galbraith prescribed opioids again. I specifically told him that because of my previous dependency, I did not want to be on them long term. However, I was comfortable using them temporarily while we figured out the cause of my pain, particularly because I had been instructed by a treating physician not to take NSAIDs following stomach surgery. Dr. Galbraith referred me for an X-ray and to a chiropractor. I made the appointments, but both were about an hour and a half away from me. As a busy mother of three, things would pop up and I had to reschedule them a couple of times , needing a refill of my prescription in the meantime. Then I unexpectedly experienced a severe depressive episode and needed to enter a residential mental health treatment program. On my way there, I contacted Dr. Galbraith's office because I didn't know whether I would be allowed to leave the residential program for my upcoming appointments, which I ultimately had to cancel. I explained the entire situation. Chantelle called me back and told me that I was abusing the medication and that there were other options besides controlled medication, including NSAIDs. I explained again that NSAIDs cause significant stomach problems for me and that I had been advised by another treating physician not to take them. She told me that I should be fine to take them, which seemed extremely inappropriate, as she is not a doctor. I felt completely dismissed. What was even more upsetting was being told by Chantelle that she was "on my side" because, according to her, Dr. Galbraith wanted to release me from his practice. I was never able to speak directly with Dr. Galbraith to confirm this or discuss what was happening. I want to be very clear: my complaint is not that a physician should be required to continue prescribing opioids indefinitely. My concern is how this situation was handled. Dr. Galbraith knew about my previous physical dependency before prescribing opioids to me again. I had specifically told him I did not want to become dependent on them long term. I had gotten one refill from him when he apparently decided that he would no longer be prescribing them to me. I would have expected a conversation and a medically appropriate plan for discontinuing them; not an abrupt cutoff communicated through a staff member while I was entering residential treatment for severe depression. The result was that I was left with severe pain and no medication after my body had again become physically dependent on it, rather than being given a tapering plan or an opportunity to speak directly with the physician who prescribed it. Instead, they sent in an NSAID, knowing full well that I cannot take those. The entire interaction felt accusatory, dismissive, and profoundly lacking in compassion at an extremely vulnerable time in my life. That was particularly disappointing considering I was paying a substantial additional fee for MDVIP specifically because I wanted more accessible, personalized, and coordinated care. I understand that controlled medications require caution and that physicians have every right to reconsider whether they are appropriate. What I don't understand is prescribing them to a patient after being fully informed of a previous dependency, and then handling concerns in this manner rather than communicating directly with the patient and developing a safe transition plan. Unfortunately, this experience changed my opinion of the practice, so much so, that I felt it necessary to write this to warn others.

I'm a physician and I don't get the bad reviews. I've been around a long time and to me this office…read moreis the way medical offices used to operate. She's an old fashioned family doctor that as a medical professional I find completely competent. There's APA there or an NP by the name of Michaela who is just as sharp. Extremely thorough and knowledgeable. She caught an issue on my high blood pressure meds that no one in the last 15 years has caught and by simply adding something to my meds it dramatically helped improve my blood pressure. I've read comments about not returning phone calls. She's called me twice already on some lab work. The first time she called Without me asking her to call she reviewed my blood work left me a voicemail. There was a issue with my fasting insulin which got me a little nervous I called back within 48 hours she rang me back and got me on the phone personally to address it. I asked her to create some new lab forms so I could have it tested again and she did it without question. I don't know what people expect from a doctor in today's world. There's the real world and there's the hypothetical world In the hypothetical world the Doctor will spend an hour and a half with you and find that every single issue that is of concern but in the real world to be able to survive financially a doctor cannot spend huge amounts of time with each patient and still stay in practice peter I ran a medical practice I could not spend any more than 10 or 15 minutes with each patient or I'd be out of business. Anyway this review is not about me it's about her Dr O'connor and her very excellent nurse practitioner Michaela. I have nothing but good experiences to say and I've been there 4 months now on three separate occasions. My refills are easy to do there's been no argument about running prescriptions for me I would give it a 10 out of 10. I'll add one other point that you might want to take into consideration when looking at these negative reviews. A doctor that has a six week to 8 week waiting list is a popular doctor, and he or she is a popular doctor for a reason. Think about that.

To me, this practice is dangerous. Read the newest reviews; 2024-25: 6 negative, 1 positive…read more Now make that 7 negative. When people take time to write about their concerns, that is a warning. This doctor may be competent but the practice is a complete mess. She lets an x-ray tech run the place because that person will be rude, confrontational and dismissive. So much for patient care. There are serious issues with professionalism, patient communication and follow up. There is no patient portal; phone calls are literally never returned; there is constant staff turnover and beware if you ever have to deal with the so-called medical director who is named multiple times in the reviews as in need of replacement. I second that. The doctor will not respond to calls or walk-in appointments. Even if your insurance covers it, they will not hold tele-health appointments until you put in your credit card number. What if you have no credit card or donʻt want the world to have your cc number when it isnʻt used? "Itʻs our vendor, we have no control over it." Change your vendor. This is health care, not profit care. The Physicians Assistant will not consult on the telephone. So either find a way to get to the office no matter how sick you are, or forget about it. When I did put in my credit card for the tele-health, the PA prescribed a medicine without noting that it was off the formulary. The co-pay cost me $430. The place is dark, dingy, completely unwelcoming and looks unsanitary. There is no written material to explain to new patients how to navigate the crazy way the practice operates. Staff are polite but depressed; check out Glass Ceiling to see what the staff really think about working there; it is not good. Find another doctor. This place is a nightmare.