A grateful shout-out to the ROCK STARS who staff this center:…read more Janelle, Issa (sp.?), Juliette, Lili, Margaret(te?), Dr, K, and the lady who assisted me at check-in. If I am missing the anesthesiologist's name too, know that he RULES. This place is EASY to get things done at. Anxietiies melt away, you are made very very comfortable as soon as you are popped into a bed, and the speed and efficiency with which your procedure is executed is mind-blowing. This place just hums with gold star competence and incredibly caring vibes... That my G.I. uses THIS center is serendipitous and actually comforting. Because these kinds of places are soooo RARE in the healthcare wortld now, sadly. My procedure was textbook executed and nary a worry was to be had. THIS CREW C-A-R-E-S ABOUT YOUR COMFORT.....

They are amazing from beginning to end!!! I was welcomed with comfort and relaxation they double…read morechecked everything before my procedure. They cared for me very sympathetic and calm very sweet and not rude. The ambience was a positive vibe everyone happy and helpful. Thank you to all the staff for making my visit pleasant, comfortable and relaxing!!!

I recently visited the emergency room due to a tailbone issue, and I want to extend my deepest…read moregratitude to everyone who helped me through my surgery. It was truly amazing to see such dedicated professionals at work. Everyone was so patient, kind, and supportive throughout the process. A special shoutout to Rayleene Miranda, who assisted me--she was incredible! Despite being a student, she carried herself with the professionalism, knowledge, and compassion of someone far more experienced. She made me feel comfortable and reassured during a stressful time, and her wonderful personality made all the difference. Thank you all again for the exceptional care and support. You are truly appreciated!

I went to the ER and got the best care... Checking in was easy. Triage was fast. Registration was…read moresmooth and easy. And getting seen by a nurse practitioner was quick. I received the care I needed and the staff was very caring, polite, professional, and kind. They worked very fast and handled me with compassion. There's absolutely nothing bad I could say about my visit. Thank you to the ED for taking care of me when I needed emergency care. I even cried there because I was going through so much physical pain due to a freak accident injury, so they were very kind to me. Made me comfortable since I was scared and I went alone during my visit. I was quite scared and didn't know what was going to happen, but I felt very taken care of. Meds were given immediately, and I was checked up on.

I want to express how incredibly grateful I am for the care my grandma received in the Emergency…read moreDepartment at UCI Medical Center in Orange. From the moment Dr. June Sadiq walked into the room, I could tell he was genuine, compassionate, and truly cared about his patients. He took the time to listen, answered every question thoroughly, and made my grandma feel comfortable during a stressful time. What stood out most was that he never made us feel rushed. He was attentive, thoughtful, and kept checking on her throughout her visit, which meant so much to our family. When I asked if he could speak with my daughter over the phone to explain my grandma's test results, he didn't hesitate. He patiently went over everything, answered all of her questions, and made sure she understood the situation completely. That level of kindness, patience, and professionalism is rare. Dr. Sadiq is truly a gem. UCI Medical Center is incredibly fortunate to have him as part of its team. Thank you for treating my grandma with such compassion and dignity. We will never forget the difference you made.

My experience was long, exhausting, and honestly dreadful. I still cannot believe that patients can…read morebe left waiting in the waiting room for more than 14 hours. At first, because I was in significant pain and going in and out of sleep, I didn't fully understand what was happening. As I became more aware of my surroundings, I noticed nurses were continuing to bring other patients back, while many of us remained waiting for hours. I eventually understood that patients were being prioritized based on who the nurses felt needed immediate attention, which I understand is necessary in an emergency department. However, if someone is considered stable enough to wait for that many hours, there should be better communication and a more organized process to keep patients informed and comfortable. The waiting room chairs are extremely uncomfortable, especially for someone experiencing significant abdominal or back pain. The discharge process was another major issue. It seemed like you had to repeatedly follow up with the front desk just to find out what was happening. If you didn't follow up, you could easily end up waiting even longer. There needs to be a clearer and more efficient discharge process so patients know what to expect. I want to make it clear that I do not blame the nurses. In fact, the nurse who initially checked me in was amazing. She was kind, professional, and clearly doing the best she could under extremely difficult circumstances. My frustration is with the system and the amount of responsibility being placed on the nursing staff. They appear to be overwhelmed and overworked, and that directly affects the patient experience and customer service. I am honestly shocked that a healthcare system allows patients to wait this long in pain without a more effective process in place. I understand that emergency departments are unpredictable and that patients must be prioritized according to medical need, but there still needs to be a better way to communicate with patients, provide comfort, and manage the waiting and discharge processes. I hope this feedback is taken seriously--not as criticism of the nurses, but as an opportunity to improve the system for both patients and staff. Nurses should not have to carry such an enormous workload, and patients should not feel forgotten simply because they are waiting for care.

I cannot recommend this place because a particular front office gal is miserable, lacks decent…read moremanners. I have been to the Orange site x3 and have encountered her each time, unfortunately. She doesn't give eye contact, speaks over patients including myself, just wants to sit and gossip with coworkers. When I asked her a question about my copay and balance, she said "that is not my job, you need to do it yourself, they don't pay me enough here for that". She strikes me as someone who lacks education and etiquette. Dr. Decker is good though. You have to pay for parking. They do not validate.

Waited 30 minutes to get into the room. Waited 30 more minutes in the room for someone to come…read more Waited 10 minutes for an X-ray tech after that. Doctor was in and out within 3 minutes. Waited 10 minutes after the doctor came in just to get a paper with my MRI order. Keep in mind the only parking here is pay by hour.

I like that my cardiologist is right there with my primary care physician. Dr. K is knowledgeable…read moreand caring. The staff are friendly and they all take good care of me. Dr. Krishnan and True Care Health. Valued members on my medical health team.

He is an excellent cardiologist. Answered all my questions…read moreand did all the necessary testing. Hands down one of the best physicians I have ever had. Referred my entire family abs friends right him. Only trust him!

If you are in need of a high quality MRI that is state-of-the-art, you go to St. Joseph Hospital…read moreOutpatient Pavillion. It is the one of the most clean and accessible facilities you could access. Not only does this pavilion have a radiology department, there is also a pharmacy (which dispenses most medication to the hospital directly but you can also go here to pick it up), as well as blood testing here with a phlebotomy department. The technicians are mostly competent here and friendly. With an appointment, you are in and out of here on time. Which leads me to the only criticism of this pavilion. You are charged for parking. There used to be validation for parking (or so I heard) if you visited the facility. Unfortunately, there are no other parking available as St. Joseph Hospital is situated alongside CHOC so most of the surrounding locale is full. Even when I was an EMT dropping off emergent patients for both CHOC and St. Joseph, there were barely any parking for the ambulances! All-in-all, I would still come despite the mandatory parking fee even with a handicapped placard because the facility is worth it (compared to other places like Los Alamitos).

Helpful staff. Clean area. Well displayed signage to direct you. ADA compliant. Be prepared to pay…read morefor parking- no validation. They charge an additional hour even if it is 1 minute over and you are waiting in line to exit.

Very quick and easy, people here are very nice, work smooth, actually care for the patient, which…read moreis rare. I appreciate the x-ray tech, Bryant took care of me, very professional and nice. 10/10

I was told to go to this location because they accept my insurance. I was having trouble breathing…read moreand after spending 30 minutes filling out all the paperwork they told me they couldn't help me despite me having a medical emergency.

For the past month or so this facility became a regular visit for consultation with Dr Barrera to…read moreInfusion department for chemotherapy treatment and honestly, I'm very grateful for the outstanding service from medical treatment to customer service at check in just the whole team and staff are top service Dr. Barrera is one of the most kind, polite Dr's I had come across the level of respect and care he provides to his patients is outstanding unbelievable beyond my expectations, he truly cares about his patients he takes the proper time to go over treatment plans and medication asses the concerns and not only at his office but even by phone when you can will questions and concerns he will address he goes above and beyond he's truly a gem that is very passionate about his profession Elizabeth his assistant is very professional friendly and always caring about the patients and confident they provide blankets or drink as long with the other gentleman I can't remember his name he was there in our last visit But at any given time you need to get treatment for cancer this staff and facility is the place to go with 5 star service professionalism they go above and beyond, I'm very grateful for the service and treatment and care they have provided to give the best quality life ease free of pain

Staff is very considerate and professional. We are comforted by their friendly yet professional…read moredemeanor. Randy & Catherine Hix.

My wife did tons of research searching for the best PCP for the both of us and we are so thankful…read morethat we found Dr. Susie Kim at UCI Health Tustin. Prior to switching over to UCI Health, we were with Hoag. Both my wife and I say that Dr. Kim is the best doctor we have ever had. You can definitely tell that Dr. Kim genuinely cares about you and takes the time to ask questions and listen to you before giving her medical advice. And every time we visit she remembers the last visit and even the things we last talked about. I speak so highly of Dr. Kim to my family and close friends that even my parents and close friends switched over to Dr. Kim.

Wow, last month was my first time at this facility. I took my mom for an X-ray appointment and I…read morepicked this location because I just wanted to avoid the Orange one. Good thing I did because wow, this location is great!!!! My mom was definitely in and out less than 15 minutes if not 10!!!!!! It helps that this facility is small. Parking is so close to where the building is. Checked in for X-ray and we barely sat down, they already came out to call my mom. I walked her in then went outside to wait for her and I didn't even finish my phone call that they already walked her out to me in the garden!! This was totally awesome! if you have been to their Orange location, you would know and appreciate this type of timeliness to the max. I highly recommend you book this location for any of your appointment if you can!!

I have severe asthma and the humid weather has caused me to have a major flare, preceded by a…read morerespiratory infection. My O2 saturation drops below 90% when I try to sleep. The first visit to this ER was okay - 08/13/26. I saw Dr. Carol Tang. She ordered a breathing treatment and a Decadron injection. She also got me an urgent consult with a pulmonologist ... NOT UNTIL 09/09/26. Unfortunately I was also taking a Medrol Dosepak (from Hoag ER Newport) and both wore off together, throwing me into a steroid rebound. I thought I'd need to go back, I was so short of breath. I suppose Dr. Tang didn't consider steroid rebound. I had a pulmonology consult but no new meds. A sleep apnea study to be scheduled, which doesn't help me now. I was back in Foothill ER with shortness of breath and oxygen saturation dropping into mid to high 80's early Saturday morning, 08/22/26. Dr. John Jiao saw me. He was busy with an indigent drunk and obviously saw me as a distraction that needed to be ejected. Dr. Jiao slapped me on an O2 monitor and since my saturation had gone up to 92% / 93%, he said "I don't know why you're here. There's nothing to treat". I had my oxygen monitored for 20 minutes and I left. I will be filing a complaint against Dr. Jiao. I noticed the diagnosis he chose was asthma and panic attack. Well, if someone can't breathe, the PANIC is real. Too bad I'm not a raging drunk. I would've received better care. I'm also considering contacting CMS Medicare to inform them of how I was treated. Nothing was done, I was disrespected, and I don't think they should be paid for the visit. I'm still struggling with shortness of breath. I was able to speak to my PCP who urged me back to the ER should my oxygen levels drop again. He also prescribed another nebulizer solution to use alternating with Albuterol. I informed my PCP of how I was treated and that I will never go back to Foothill Regional Hospital ER ever again. My preference is Hoag ER - Newport or Irvine. As an Army Vet, I would've been treated far better at the V.A. hospital. Never again!

My son just spent the better part of a month in Foothill Regional Medical Center. Much of that time…read morewas spent in ICU. Although there were many people in the ICU unit that do great work, these are those that are standouts and deserve special recognition. First and foremost is Lyssa P. (RN) without whom I would most likely have never likely found out about my son's hospitalization in the first place. It was her keen intuition and sheer determination that resulted in the hospital being able to locate me and for that I am eternally grateful. Supervisors Deborah P. and Maria N. were also standout participants in my son's medical attention. Marcus L. (RN) and Brandon C. (RN) are truly remarkable bedside nurses - frankly, some of the best I have ever seen (and I have seen many!) They are attentive, compassionate, and most importantly, extremely capable in what they do. I too am eternally grateful for them taking such great care of my son (as well as my emotions!) My son had several other doctors and nurse practitioners watching over him who performed admirably. One, however, truly stands out - his Hospitalist- Dr. Eric Cui who was amazingly communicative, compassionate and competent. It seemed to me that he really "quarterbacked" the medical attention my son received from ICU through discharge. He is an amazing man who truly deserves to be recognized as such. Well done Foothill Regional Medical Center!