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Elizabeth Eddy-Bertrand, MD

2.5 (30 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dr Elizabeth is very rude, insensitive, dirty. She wears clothes like if she did wash for weeks. Full of fresh and old food stains.

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She is gonna say "Lord is bla bla" or " God created you bla bla". It's a hospital not church. She makes you worry and depressed.

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3.2(82 reviews)
0.1 mi•Reseda

I honestly don't understand the negative reviews. I've been a patient with Dignity Health for over…read morea year & a half now, and all the people here are awesome. Everyone, from the receptionists, nurses, all the way to the doctors, are great. Dr. Chase Cho & Dr. Evelyn Hartvig are excellent and very caring medical professionals. They make sure to really take the time to listen to your concerns, and are not dismissive. I have no doubt I'm in good hands whenever I go see them. Wait times are hardly ever long. Today, I waited not even five minutes before I was called back. Once I was called back, I didn't need to wait long to be seen by my physician. I understand that nobody ever likes having to go to a doctors office, but I will continue to go here since the quality of medical care is excellent.

I do not write negative reviews lightly, especially about medical providers. I stayed with this…read morepractice for years, saw many different doctors, and wanted it to work. Leaving has been a difficult decision because changing healthcare providers requires enormous time, emotional energy, and research. I feel strongly that women deserve to be warned about this practice. This practice may work for male patients and younger women who prefer a highly rigid, standardized model of care and who do not mind a lack of continuity with providers. For me, continuity and trust are essential to good medical care, and I found them almost impossible to achieve here. I would wait months for appointments with a physician I was beginning to build a relationship with, only to have the provider changed days before the appointment. Just as I began to feel comfortable with someone, the relationship disappeared. The people at the front desk and many answering the phones were also cold and rude. I felt I was treated with more warmth and humanity at Trader Joe's than by this medical office. One of the worst experiences I had was when I called the patient advocate office for this practice hoping I could finally get help after repeatedly feeling unsupported in my care. The way I was spoken to during that call was so dismissive, cold, and rude that I still think about it. It shocked me that someone in a patient advocacy role could speak to a patient with so little empathy. I understand this is a teaching practice, and I did meet some younger doctors whom I appreciated and connected with. At the same time, I also had some awful experiences there. What troubled me most was the larger institutional culture these doctors were being trained within. The overall approach to women's health, particularly for women in their late 30s and beyond, felt outdated, rigid, and disconnected from current research surrounding hormonal health and menopause care. Women's health has historically been underfunded, understudied, minimized, and poorly researched compared to men's health. Because of that history, it becomes even more important for practices to stay current with the evidence-based research that does exist. Unfortunately, my experience here was the opposite. The practice felt out of touch with evolving menopause and hormonal healthcare guidelines and resistant to changing its approach. At a certain point, I realized I was essentially going to a hardware store trying to buy milk. I kept fighting, advocating, and researching, hoping this system would eventually provide the care I needed, when in reality it was fundamentally unequipped to offer it. What became especially painful and demoralizing was how little trust seemed to be placed in my lived experience and intuition about my body. I repeatedly felt that unless something appeared clearly on an MRI, X-ray, blood test, or scan, my experiences were not fully believed or taken seriously. Another deeply frustrating part of my experience was how little urgency there seemed to be when problems arose with medications or prescriptions, which happened repeatedly. Medications were prescribed incorrectly, refills were mishandled, and important details were missed. Often, my messages and requests for help were completely ignored even when the matter was urgent. Over time, it became difficult not to feel that my wellbeing simply did not matter. What became increasingly alarming to me was how little consideration was given to hormones as a contributor to symptoms in women entering midlife. Yet I repeatedly encountered the same narrow responses: antidepressants, birth control pills, or dismissiveness, while feeling that the actual root causes of my symptoms were not being seriously explored. Many of the health issues I struggled with for years improved significantly once I finally received estrogen therapy elsewhere. I spent many lost years suffering, researching on my own, and trying desperately to connect the dots while feeling increasingly dismissed and isolated inside this system. I genuinely believe it can be dangerous for women in their late 30s and beyond to rely on practices that are not meaningfully educated in modern menopause and hormonal healthcare. Women lose years of their lives this way. One of the most painful ironies for me is that this practice includes the word "Dignity" in its name. Personally, I did not feel dignity here. I finally decided to leave, advocate for myself, and find a provider who is equipped to offer current, evidence-based care grounded in modern research surrounding women's health. You must do better for women.

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4.2(5 reviews)
1.3 mi•Reseda

The most efficient clinic from start to finish. Walked in for preventive exam, did blood work and…read moreleft extremely satisfied with the care I was provided. The staff was extremely friendly, helped me with paperwork and handed to me my referrals while I was in the clinic.

Edit: Lol I think they're adding fake reviews? They have…read moreone five star review for months, then I post my 1 star review that brings their total down to a 3.5...but then, very conveniently, only a day later, they get 2, super generic, five star reviews both within an hour of each other? Right...that's not suspicious at all. Funny cuz if they just responded to me and apologized I probably would have taken this down...very telling about what kind of business this is. They don't care about their current patients, they'd rather just scam new people into coming to them. I was actually going to keep going here, but now? Definitely not. So sketchy. Original review: The receptionist is so incredibly rude, she flat out picked a fight with me because she gave me the wrong address on the phone so I was late (even though I was 20 minutes early to the location she gave me) and when I got there she scolded me like a child. It was crazy, like she was actually trying to pick a fight. Like I get it's annoying when someone's late but why are you making this a personal offense against you? I think she wanted me to fight with her or something. I just stayed silent but it was seriously so weird, I've never experienced anything like it before. My first visit too. The doctor was...fine. But she didn't do a checkup really. She barely examined me. She gave me all the referrals I needed which was great but I've had all the doctors I was referred to ask me questions like "did you primary care doctor look at xyz" and I'm like...no lol she didn't do anything...but there aren't a lot of doctors who take my insurance so...yeah. If you can go somewhere else go somewhere else.

Elizabeth Eddy-Bertrand, MD - familydr - Updated October 2026

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