Our first daughter (born in July 2013) was assigned to Dr. Aguilar because we weren't particularly familiar with the in-network pediatricians in the area. We were both first-time parents & very naive about child care as a whole. So when my OB/GYN assigned us to his office, we were like "okay."
I searched Yelp for reviews. There weren't any legitimate ones. And on Angie's list there was not much information. My husband & I then followed the "life's a dance, you learn as you go" mantra.
Our second daughter, who was born in August of this year (2014), was automatically assigned to Dr. Aguilar.
Since that time I have had mostly pleasant interactions with the front office. We have had only minor hiccups with scheduling, but nothing to fret about.
Dr. Aguilar is a wonderful pediatrician. He is thorough during his exams and really does take time to answer your questions. I highly recommend that you write down your questions before you get to talk to him, though. This should go for any doctor, of course. But he seems to be heavily sought after probably for a multitude of reasons.
Our interactions with the nurse practitioner, Ms. Kim, have been nothing less than stellar. She is just as thorough and takes great measures to explain her answers as well. I am now almost hesitant to post this review after writing that...
I shouldn't forget our interactions with the nurses as they are just as important if not more so during our visits. After all they are responsible for administering the vaccinations. Both nurses that I have interacted with there are very sweet, caring, and gentle. At first they missed pronounced our first daughter's name numerous times, but they've got it now.
We have never had to wait too terribly long for our scheduled appointments. Keep in mind, I have never had to schedule a non-check up appointment. Thankfully, neither of our children have had any major health conditions, diseases, or concerns that we have had to address. But as I can see with some of the more recent reviews, Dr. Aguilar and his staff have all of their bases covered.
The biggest drawback is parking.
I always arrive or try to live at least 10 to 15 minutes before our scheduled time. But recently it seems like parking has been so sparse that I've been either right on time or a tad late. I think the recent influx of parked cars in the area due to the upgraded cardiology center next door.
Street sweeping in this area is Thursday from 7AM-11AM. (I heard that parking tickets are dang near $40.) There's not many spaces in the lot next to the building, so good luck...
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