My wife saw Dr Tan . He is the best Rheumatologist that she has ever been to. EXCELLENT.read more

I'd already left one review but after an encounter just yesterday, I HAD to come back again. His…read morestaff are completely incompetent and undereducated. At one time BEFORE the Dr. was a part of some consortium or something (called West Coast Neurology...none of whom are good, caring doctors) there was just one set of staff. They were competent. I had no issues with their work. After he separated and got his own staff (which I'll also note have NO diversity at all) have been horrible and uum, not very bright/intelligent. This matters! As a patient you want competent, well trained folks involved in your health care (medications, etc). On a prior occasion his staff didn't understand simple middle-school math which MatterS, especially when it comes to meds' dosage, for goodness sake. Yesterday I called to fix a situation with not receiving my meds. The pharmacy refused to fill my RX because of the errors made by Dr. B's staff, specifically Sajona (per the pharmacy who actually spoke with her). She had put in order for my meds to be in the form of syringes. I've NEVER received them in that way except for once by Dr.B staff error that time too. My meds are supposed to be auto-injectors. I was referred to Dr. B's assistant, Arianna, to correct this mistake, along with Another mistake with the same meds. My last rct. of these meds was too much. I received a 3 month supply all at once. I'm supposed to receive only a 30-day/one month supply at a time. This needs to be refrigerated. Auto injections take up a lot of space in the fridge and/so 3 mos. worth is too much, not to mention the 'freshness/viabilty' aspect. Arianna claimed that this was an error on the part of the authorizing medical MedRx because said the Dr.'s original order was for a 3mo. supply. I told her that she was Wrong, I've had this Dr. for at least 10 years and never got 3 mos. supply all at once except for now.The Dr. has to reissue/redo Authorizations for these meds every 3mos. but Not a 3 month supply. I had to explain this to Aurianna, and I, the patient shouldn't have to explain Her job to her. She insisted that she was looking at the Dr.s order and it was 4 a 3month supply. She refused to take accountability for HER lack of knowledge and said that the insurer must have changed their rules to authorize 3mos. Wrong! I was in a 3-way call with both the Med-RX people and Molina. Med RX pulled my info. and said the Dr.s order was for a 30-day supply only! When I called back to the Dr.s office (and I called Before the end of the office hours) suddenly NO ONE answered the phone! Interesting (because I know they have caller ID/ can see the # that's calling). Incompetent, non-educated, unprofessional, passing the buck, not taking accountability describes this Dr.s staff, periodt! I'm diligently searching elsewhere!

I was in a car accident that changed my life for the worst back in 2018. For about 10 months after…read morethe accident, I had daily vomiting from the pain I was in. I will keep a long story short, and say that I was able to access a better network of doctors by getting insurance through my workplace instead of through Covered CA. Dr. Brizuela promised me that he would partner with me to improve my condition and health and refer to experts for anything he couldn't figure out. HE HAS CHANGED MY LIFE!!! I am not crier. But every time I am in his office and tell him how I'm feeling better and slowly but surely returning to "normal" activities, I start crying when I feel the hope swell up within me to return to my life of health and fitness. (I was training for my first bikini competition prior to the car accident.) He is very kind, empathetic, and truly listens to your concerns and responds with kindness and care that improves your condition. If you are looking for an excellent, top-notch neurologist, look no further because Dr. Brizuela will change your life for the better. Thank you, Dr. Brizuela, for helping me on my journey of becoming myself again instead of a shadow of who I used to be.

The doctor's office provides excellent service -- the staff are friendly, professional, and always…read morevery helpful throughout the visit.

The office was clean but one receptionist at the front desk gave horrible attitude to my Mom which…read moremade the office experience unpleasant. Other than that the quality care the female doctor gave my Mom and the quality is good. The only thing I would improve is for someone to pick up the phone everytime a patient calls to make an appointment because what if a patient has questions about their health and wants to make an appointment. The wait call is the only thing that is long but other than that the office is clean.

I'm very happy with this office! Dr. Ngai is very knowledgeable and takes his time to throughly…read moreexplain everything. I'm very happy with the staff and the service I have received!

I found Dr. Ngai on the internet and read all about his credentials and experience before I…read morecontacted his office in January. Dr. Ngai is very knowledgeable and accomplished with exceptional credentials. I was very impressed with his explanations about cataracts, lens types, and the surgery process. I had my surgery in June and July and could not be happier with the results. The surgery was quick and painless and I now have great vision. Also, Dr. Ngai's medical and clerical staff are very nice, organized, and professional. I highly recommend Dr. Ngai if you are seeking a skilled and personable ophthalmologist. Cataracts are just one of his many fields of expertise.

My husband has been seeing Dr. Reehal for over 10 years for his RA and loves him. However, the Dr…read morejust moved to a new office at Keck and we got billed over $2,000 for a 10 min office visit, including a cortisone injection (he's had this done many times at the old office). We've never been charged much for this same thing since we have PPO insurance. Billing is treating it as a hospital visit though this was the Dr office. No one has been able to help us. At the very least, tell us up front that it will cost $$$$$ for the visit. Then we would not have made the appointment! I cannot believe we are being treated this way. Beware!

I am incredibly grateful that a second opinion referral led me to Dr. Reehal. I have a complex…read moremedical diagnosis that's been difficult to treat. Dr. Reehal is by far the most humble, compassionate, and caring practitioner I have ever worked with. In our first meeting he had clearly read through my medical details so we could have a productive conversation. He has actively pursued collaboration with several other specialists, visited me in the hospital and ensured that I was receiving adequate care, and he's extremely accessible and communicative. If he says he's going to follow up with me, he does. Nothing falls through the cracks. He genuinely wants to learn from my condition and help me and his concern for my well being is very clear. This is in stark contrast to most experiences I have had with other doctors. It's not only refreshing, but emotional. With the level of physical decline I am experiencing, I would expect to feel hopeless, but Dr. Reehal gives me hope. I would recommend him without reservation.

Dr. Tong is a very thorough professional. On our initial visit, she took her time with me and…read moregathered all of the information she could. She took an interest in all of my symptoms, not just the main ones I came in for. In our follow-ups her thoroughness is also evident. She has helped me quite a bit and under her care I am hopeful for continued improvement. Waiting times at her office are less than for most doctors. Parking is easy.

I have been seeing this wonderful RA doctor, Dr Tong since 1998. She's very compassionate and very…read moresoft spoken. She listens and takes her time with you. The best rheumatologist specialist and I love her. I had gone through 10 RA specialists before Dr Tong since 1991 when diagnosed with RA and by far she has been the best rheumatologist specialist. I highly recommend Dr. Irene Tong and you won't be disappointed. You might have to wait a little longer at the lobby or in the patient room but it's worth the wait. Oh.. and the staff, they are so friendly and courteous. A very professional and friendly environment!

The WORST office ever…read more On my very first visit as a patient, so many things went wrong that I should have NOT given them the benefit of the doubt. 1. When they weighed me, it was 15lbs off of my regular weight--which I had checked just the previous week. They argued with me and insisted that their scale is right and that I just gained weight...15lbs in the course of a week. It wasn't until later when I was sitting there waiting for the doctor did the "nurse" (more like unqualified office aid) called me in to tell me that the scales be recalibrated and for to me try it again. Surprise, surprise, my weight dropped 13lbs in 10 mins! 2. Then, after my visit, the staff said "bye" to me. I'm like, "Um, is that it? What about my order? What's next?" They had me sit there in the lobby for 20 mins while they waited for the doctor to tell them what to do and then finally got me my blood work order, gave me an appointment and had me leave. 3. When I got my order, I left and was in my car when I get a call from them to tell me to come back and get my prescription because they forgot to give it to me. 4. I go a get my blood work done and WEEKS after my blood work, I'm like am I ever going to hear from that doctor again? I had gotten my lab results and I'm reading them on my own but have no medical help. I CALLED them---several times before a person answered---and they played telephone with the doctor to tell me what my results mean. I asked what would have happened if I didn't call. Would you not have reached out to me? Office works stated that's what the follow up appointments are for, to review results (which I understand), however they gave me a follow up appointment 2.5 months later. If I had something seriously wrong with me, I would have been screwed. On my second visit, over 2 months later, I thought things were going to be better. I was wrong. 1) First things first, I went up to the receptionist said I switch plans for insurance and gave them my new insurance card. They look at it and goes, "oh it's the same" and gave it back to me. I'm like, "No, no, look again, it's different. You'll want to make a new copy of that." That instill such confidence, right? Also, I have to ask them to give me back my insurance card once they make that copy AND ask for my own receipt. 2) I meet the doctor and she wants to chat with me about my blood work....which we did in a game of telephone previously....and but this time she's telling me what concerns her and prescribes something,...something she didn't mention. Great, so you get your patients results, you don't follow up with them yourselves with either a suggested appointment date or a call, and when the patient calls, you give your staff incomplete information to tell them. 3) My purpose of the visit is to get a referral to an OB-GYN due to some serious issues I was having and needed to get checked out sooner rather than later. The doc doesn't do OB-GYN so she needs to give me a referral. Only she said referrals needs to be inputed into the system and the system will mail me the referral in a WEEK or so. Efficiency at it's best, no? 3.5 WEEKS LATER, I call the office 5 times before I get someone to answer and asks where the hell is my referral? I am now more than ever in need of one. I've been checking my mail daily and even checking my insurance website for any info possible. I received nothing and on my insurance website, there's absolutely no record of my visiting the office at all. The office lady says they gave me a referral and it's so and so. I'm like, "how in the world am I supposed to access that information?" She says it was mailed to me and as it turns out THEY MAILED IT TO AN ADDRESS FROM 3+ YEARS AGO that I've changed LONG ago!! Office worker says it's not their fault and I should go figure it out with xyz. I'm just like, "so is this how much care you give your patients?" and gave her a run down of my experience with them thus far. She couldn't be bothered. Her exact words were, "I'm not going to argue with you on the phone now. You need to figure it out." SUCH incompetence (mainly from the front desk staff) and LACK of patient care. Well, I figured it out. I'm changing my PCP and wrote this review to just warn folks who are thinking of going to this TERRIBLE office: do yourself a massive favor and go with someone else. ANYONE else. The headache is just not worth it.

TIP: CASH ONLY…read more Short Version: I came to Dr. Winnie Pang office to have a Rheumatologist to exam my sister's right foot. We appreciated Dr. Pang's professionalism, medical knowledge, & her clear and concise communication paired with compassionate medical bedside manners. Long Version: My first comment concerning the United States (US) health care institution as a whole is in grim at best. While the medical technology, drugs, procedures, training and professionals in the US are state of the art and the best in the world, including the medical professionals themselves will admit there is a considerable disconnect in administering knowledgeable care in concert with an affable medical bedside manners. In her office practice on Garfield Avenue, Monterey Park, California, Dr. Winnie Pang is available with or without an appointment, however, as expected, appointments get first priority and without one, one must understandably wait in chronological order of sign-in for care. Dr. Pang greeted myself and my sister with a genuine concern for her well-being. She was generous with her time for the examination, care to coordinate the subsequent steps in the unknown ailment discovery diagnosis and helped us to schedule a follow-up to review blood test results and EMG results at the earliest date of availability of test results. In my opinion, doctors, or any healthcare providers technical and empiric abilities towards the healing process, have all but lost the concept of what used to be called a medical "bedside manner" Medical prima donna practitioners are, regrettably, plentiful. The rigors of medical schooling of, any given field, conditions each to excel and instills in a sense of individual exceptionalism far in excess of the inherent one that we each are fortunate to have as Americans. Not the case with Dr. Pang, she excels at good medical bedside manners. And I am somewhat a connoisseur of doctors in my lifetime. Being recently married, my wife hits me often -_- Dr. Pang did everything in her ability and leveraged her network to get the answers we needed to make an informed decision of how to best address my sister's ongoing condition. Her present specialty is Rheumatology. I wish she specialized in more fields.

GREAT LOCATION TO SEE PHYSICIAN…read more============================== Found out my husband's pain management physician practices out of this beautiful new location by Santa Anita Racetrack. Who wouldn't want to go there instead of the main hospital in L.A.? Free and nice parking is a bonus. Easy freeway access is a bonus. Lots of food options nearby is a bonus. Nice waiting rooms is a bonus! It's so new I didn't feel like I was in a germ factory. I had my coffee, ear pods and I watched my Britbox crime series while I waited for my husband. I wish I would have a taken a photo of the view from the 2nd floor waiting area. It was nice. I hate horse racing because I feel like it's abusive to the horses, but you could actually watch races from the waiting rooms in the west building.

USC they treat you for money, they don't give a hoot about you and how bad you feel and the pain…read moreyou are in. Dr Ariela Zinelman is mediocre at best, ZERO communicarion, botched my bioass in my tie. It took her Boss Dr Ochoa almost 2 weeks to respond to my email, UCLA responded in 2 hours. UCLA responded to my email in 2 hours saw me after 5 days, during my visit the Doctor went with me to the Ultra soung room, looked over the scan while it's happening and during the same visit told me the course of action. Avoid KECK USC in Arcadia like the plague.

Dr Hwang is a great doctor who care and pay full attention to patients. Not only take care of my RA…read morebut also care about my frustration about my condition. I really appreciate all his help!

I went here for Immigration medical exam last Monday. I was…read morelooking for Korean doctor close to my home. Frankly, I thought he is Korean as his last name is Hwang... but he is Taiwanese I think...the office was located inside of Chinese medical center. Me and my husband weren't expecting Chinese medical center but we decided to try. The front desk lady was really nice and helpful as she knew what we needed to do for the procedure. Jimmy Hwang was great. He took not only physical test but also gave us lots of advice for our health. Me and my husband came back to the office today to get the result and the filled out form. This time we went there without appointment but it only took about 30 mins to get it all done. I definitely recommend this place whoever needs medical exam for immigration.

Best doctor EVER! He was able to help my sister breathe with just one procedure. This doctor is…read moreincredibly skilled. He's also very compassionate and kind.

I went to see Dr. Hur because I suspected that i might have an ear infection. He was so nice. Asked…read moreme multiple times if he had answered all my questions. He was very thorough. Although I went there for my ear, he checked other areas as well, such as my other ear, teeth, nose, etc. I really appreciated that in case I have something that I don't know about and haven't experienced any symptoms for it yet. Early detection of anything is key. His office staff was very nice and friendly. I got lost and the receptionist was very empathetic and helped me find my way and told me to drive safely, no rush.