I just came back from an appointment with Dr. Fong and I am so happy that I found her! She's…read moreknowledgeable, warm and I don't feel rushed. What more could you want from a doctor! Also, I got in and out in 30 minutes and saw her within 5 minutes of checking in! Granted, I was the first appointment of the day but this was a very pleasant surprise! I am so grateful that I found her!

I've had Dr Fong for 7ish years. She's the best there is! Kind, informative, knowledgeable, A plus…read moreOBGYN. The staff is nice too.

she is the best. made the terrible procedures much easier for me. Smart and caring doctor ‍read more

I have not been to Dr Yu for so long (two years)and glad I was able to find her in Pasadena. She…read morewas my gynecologist since the she bought arcadia ob/gyn. She is no longer in arcadia. She is very careful of prescribing medications to you. She will make sure it will benefit you. She is wonderful! She is at 10 congress Pasadena 505. Parking is expensive but I guess once a year is not so bad.

I started going to dr Julian wang after having three kids and wanting an IUD. I wanted to find a dr…read morewho had experience with IUDs given I had read lots of stories of women having bad experiences. I had a successful and super easy IUD experience. There was no pain at all and i walked home from my appt. I had already decided on the copper IUD before my appt with her and she asked a few questions and agreed it was a good choice for me. She didn't question my choice or make me feel dumb for trying to inform myself as some drs with ego will do. I did have concerns about my libido and asked her opinion and was concerned my hormones may be out of whack. She quickly talked trash about any forms of non-western medicine and how she's sure I could find someone willing to agree that my hormones were out of whack, however since me periods were very regular she was sure everything was fine. I will say I definitely would not chose her for my births as she very matter of fact and not super warm. However I don't plan on having any more kids so I think it's a good fit.

I've been seeing dr Julian since I was 18, I'm now 34 and still glad to be her patient. I've had to…read moreleave her a few times due to insurance purposes but she's always my go to. She recently delivered my second child during this corona pandemic and despite being worried and scared of all things associated with the pandemic, I can say my pregnancy was one thing to not worry about. I knew I was in great hands and that this would be as smooth of a pregnancy that i could have during these times. Thank you Dr Julian, Keri, Samantha, crystal and all staff! They were all so helpful!

I really can't thank Dr. Park enough, she's fantastic. She was my OB through my first pregnancy…read more Everything was going according to plan, then I started exceeding my 40th week. Dr. Park continued to be patient, monitoring my baby and me everyday, not forcing me to be induced. Fortunately a week later, I was finally getting contractions and admitted. My labor from the time I reached the hospital to delivery was over 20 hours. During that time, Dr. Park was actively engaged with the onsite medical staff, monitoring my progress, and calling to check in on us in the middle of the night. While other doctor's may have pushed for a C section to get me out of there, Dr. Park understood my birth plan and remained patient. Finally I was dilated enough, pushed for only an hour, and Dr. Park was there to deliver my baby. I always felt safe, cared for, and listened to by Dr. Park. I truly felt she was my advocate throughout my pregnancy. Postpartum, I had more follow up questions before my 6-week check in (your body does weird things to get ready for breastfeeding), and Dr. Park was responsive through email. Thank you again, Dr. Park!

Dr. Park will not take the time nor thought to treat you personally. I sat next to my phone waiting…read more45 minutes for a telehealth appointment. I had started HRT with her and was having trouble. She didn't take the time to think about my situation and just recited every option possible option; the same information can be found on the internet. She said she would send dose altering options over the message portal, and after two requests from me, and a week later, still has not done so. If you want a doctor that actually administers careful care in a manner considerate to you, this is not the one.

Dr. Li is the best doctor I've ever come across. He truly cares about his patients and really was…read morethe perfect doctor. He doesn't overtreat or undertreat, but really is balanced and gives you all the information when making decisions, as well as being amazingly skilled in his work and techniques. When I was indecisive, he took his time with me until I felt confident and informed in my decisions. His office staff is also wonderful, the nurse there is so caring and makes you feel so comfortable. I looked forward to coming to Dr. Li's office every time. Everything his reviews, about his saving people's lives are true, and he is definitely the person I want in charge of my care in an emergency. During my pregnancy, there were some stressful situations (bleeding), and each time Dr. Li was so attentive to everything going on and really took the time to make sure the baby and I were ok. He did everything he possibly could and each time I left feeling at ease after talking with him. He also thoroughly explained everything to me. The physician he refers to for the anatomy scan ultrasounds is also one of the best around. Basically, you're in incredible hands, from start to finish, when you come to Dr. Li. I did have an emergency situation in which I opted for a c section, and am so thankful that Dr. Li was my physician for it. I cannot imagine my recovery going anymore smoothly, and the procedure was quick, the baby was out in minutes and healthy. He is so incredibly skilled, which really matters when it comes to how the patient heals. You can tell he is so experienced as well. He's really funny and his demeanor always calmed me, when nothing else could. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Li, and feel truly blessed to have found him and trust him immensely with my, and my baby's, care.

DO NOT GO TO DR. LI! Not only is he clinically incompetent but he's extremely unprofessional. Dr…read more Li would joke about NOT hearing a fetal heart beat at my third trimester appointments. He also once commented on me being "pretty." My husband is a physician at Huntington Hospital. He started working there about a month before I delivered. When he asked other physicians about Dr. Li, they did not have the best things to say about him. Because we found this out just a few weeks before my delivery, it was too late to change OBs. However, once I was admitted to Huntington Hospital when I went into labor I ended up essentially firing Dr. Li and having the on-call OB deliver my baby. I did not feel comfortable having Dr. Li deliver my child. The L&D nurses also intimated that they themselves would not want Dr. Li delivering their baby. When both nurses and physicians have negative things to say about a provider, heed their warning and do not get care from said provider. Additionally, his office was extremely unorganized and rude. OBs through Huntington are supposed to have medical records on an electronic system. This is so that in the event of a precipitous delivery the on-call OB can access your history through the electronic record and therefore deliver you safely. Dr. Li was not compliant with this. All of his patient charts were paper. When I called to get hard copies of my patient information just prior to my due date, the secretary told me that I could not! My husband then got on the phone to explain how this was illegal. The secretary then hung up on my husband!!!! My husband and I ended up having to go to the office to pick up hard copies of my patient chart. In addition to this, the office repeatedly made errors with the paperwork for my private short-term disability insurance and disability through the state. Unfortunately, I had to follow up with Dr. Li for my 6 week postpartum check-up so he could close out my claim with the state. His ego was so bruised that he initially refused to perform the standard 6-week postpartum exam. He claimed that if I "fired him" for the delivery than he wasn't sure if I "rehired" him for the exam. I showed up for my appointment...I very obviously wanted him to do an exam...I also asked him for a pelvic PT referral because I was having stress incontinence. He gave me contacts for cosmetic gynecologists and an oncologic gynecologist. This was completely inappropriate as I needed help from a pelvic physical therapist to promote healing to my pelvic organs. I didn't have cancer in my gynecologic organs nor did I want gynecological cosmetic work. Other examples of his TERRIBLE bedside manner was him telling me how all of his partners have died because of how old he himself is (he's probably either late 70s or early 80s), being very evasive when you ask medical questions, not explaining anything that he does to you, and miscalculating my baby's predicted birthweight by 50%! He said she'd be around 8.5 lb, and she ended up coming out 6 lb. It's understandable to be off by 1 lb or so but to overestimate by almost 50% reflects his incompetence. It also makes a huge difference in terms of your delivery. Babies projected to be larger than 9 lb are often delivered via c-section. He also told me that because of my pelvic anatomy I would have a very long labor. I ended up pushing for 30 minutes. Nearly everything this man told me was wrong. Huntington is a great hospital with great physicians. Dr. Li is not of them.

Any OB/Gyn that thinks or say's Ovarian Cysts are not so painful or 'you're too in tune with your…read moreown body' must be out of their mind! It took over 15-years, emergency ultrasounds, a laparoscopy surgery and excruciating, terrifying pain, before I finally was diagnosed with ovarian cysts. They were harmless as far as my health & I had given birth three times...once without an epidural, not by choice. I know what pain is. That baby was 1 0z from 8 pounds and my first. Doctors here in the LA area need to listen to their patients. Don't blow people off, patronize or threaten...that's happened to me twice. I understand the pressures Doctors are under, from the crazy insurance rates, California is overly litigious State and the DEA is breathing down the docs necks. One thing I'm sure of, since the DEA cracked down on Dr's, the Fentanyl crisis and overdoses have risen exponentially. We are not talking about a few here and there, hundreds of thousands of lives, young people, celebrities, CEO, every walk of life, nationality, gender, race, etc... cut down because of this crack down. My 86-year-old Mom is crippled with arthritis, three knee replacements, a shoulder replacement and she can barely get around...had to beg her doctor for three painkillers per day instead of two. My adult daughter had to go with her and advocate for my Mom. Now I take my parents to all of their Doctor appointments. Doctors seem a little nicer if you have someone with you. I should probably have someone with me. Though I don't take opioid pain meds due to the addictive nature and the side effects. Hopefully if I am ever 86, then I would probably be open to it. People shouldn't live in chronic pain without relief. People should be treated with respect by their Doctors. Though California needs to do something about the absolute ridiculous, price hiking law suits!! We have by far, the most litigious State. Attorneys are running wild in this State. They don't even need a client in some cases, or damages, too many attorneys make their living by finding reasons to file lawsuits against businesses, I'm not kidding. Worse, most Companies will settle a nuisance lawsuit because it's cheaper than fighting it. So all you Doctors out there, be kind to your patients. None of us want to be a patient.

After moving to the area I needed to find a gyno. What I can say is - I have never had a doctor…read moreroll their eyes at me and visibly stop listening to the very real issues I was facing. I had just come back from a visit to the hospital after having cysts rupture. When I explained the pain, and my concerns about being on birth control since the cysts most likely were from the type of birth control I was on before... she told me that some people are "too in tune with their bodies"(actual quote), and that I was making a bigger deal then was really there. She was very curt and her annual exam was the shortest exam I have ever been in. I did not feel taken care of in the slightest. I will not be returning to Sirott.

I have been to my fair share of OB/GYNs, and I wholeheartedly agree with all the positive reviews…read morehere. I have nothing but positive things to say about Dr. Shah. She is approachable, warm, friendly, and knowledgeable. I have absolute faith and confidence in her care. I came to her for the first time a couple of years ago after a bad experience with another OBGYN at the clinic. As such, I was somewhat wary. I am happy to report that I had nothing to fear. Dr. Shah made me and continues to make me feel comfortable in her presence. She takes the time to talk with and discuss my issues and concerns. Also, pap smears are generally uncomfortable, but Dr. Shah is one of the best at helping to minimize the pain and discomfort, even reminding me how to breathe through it. She's also very good at describing what she is doing in detail so that you are never left wondering. I did have to wait almost one hour to see her today, but I fault the clinic workload and appointment demand (possibly overbooking) more than her. It clearly seems that she is doing her best and trying to work as efficiently as possible. I cannot recommend Dr. Shah highly enough, and I am grateful to be under her care.

As a first-time pregnant woman, my first OB/GYN visit left me feeling uneasy. I waited about 45…read moreminutes before the doctor came in, and within minutes she was prescribing medication without asking if I felt comfortable with it. The entire appointment felt rushed. At the end, when she asked if I had any other questions, I respectfully asked to know a little more about her background so I could feel confident and connected with my provider. She responded with visible irritation, asked why I wanted to know that, and only shared a few bullet points about her education - then told me to check the hospital website for more information. I left feeling dismissed and uncomfortable moving forward. If you're someone who values warmth, communication, and connection with your OB, she may not be the right fit for you.

It's taken me 4 years to write this review, I think because of how traumatized I was from my…read moredelivery. Dr Matsuda was my OB for my 1st child. In the office, he had excellent bedside manner, answered all my questions, did a detailed ultrasound at almost every visit, and was overall a great doctor. I felt reassured going into my first delivery, which I was honestly very terrified of. The issues started a week before my due date. He did a manual cervical exam per him to check how dilated I was, and I am pretty sure he did a cervical sweep without my consent because it was extremely painful and it lifted me off the bed. It did not feel like a typical cervical exam to check for dilation. I started leaking clear fluid for the week after, and I called his office. The medical professional who responded said it was normal. I went in for my near-40 week visit, and the fluid around my baby had nearly disappeared (had gone from higher normal to extremely low) in one week which I believe was from his cervical sweep that he did without my consent. I went to go get induced, and he was on call that night. I thought it was lucky, but looking back I wish it was any other doctor but him. When it was time for my baby to be delivered, he arrived yawning and visibly annoyed, upset that he had been called in too soon. I was 18-20 hours into my labor, and was exhausted. I could see him eye rolling as I tried to push, as I guess I wasn't pushing hard enough? I still don't see any excuse for his unprofessional behavior at that time. The more important issue that was terrifying was my baby's heart rate would drop to undetectable on the monitor with every contraction when he was near crowning. The nurses were getting scared and asked if they should call the NICU. He rolled his eyes AGAIN and said no, and seemed bored of the whole situation. This dropping heart rate kept happening for 30 minutes with my contractions. Finally, my baby arrived, with his cord wrapped around his neck (which I think was getting compressed with each contraction and causing his heart rate to drop). Dr Matsuda looked at me after realizing the issue and gave some lame excuse about it. I developed a fever afterwards (got no treatment or tests done), and thinking back, I'm so grateful my child didn't develop an infection from my likely ruptured sac. I could tell it was on his mind bc he was examining the amniotic fluid and reassuring everyone including me that it looked clear and no sign of infection. Overall, great bedside manner IN the office, TERRIBLE and actually traumatizing if he's on call and being woken up at night. Perhaps go with him if this is not your first delivery and you have an uncomplicated delivery expected. Otherwise go elsewhere to another doctor that will treat you with more caution and care than he did me or my baby.

This is a follow-up to the review I posted in 2023. I recently had my annual well-woman exam with…read moreDr. Matsuda, and once again received the same exceptional care I've come to rely on over the years. His attentiveness, thoroughness, and genuine concern for his patients continue to set him apart. I've noticed several recent reviews mentioning the $300 annual administrative fee, which is not covered by insurance. It's true the fee is in addition to what your insurance may reimburse. Over the past few years, more medical practices have adopted administrative or concierge-style fees to offset the growing gap between insurance reimbursements and the actual cost of providing quality care. While no one enjoys paying extra, I personally find the fee justifiable given the continuity, trust, and high standard of care I've experienced with Dr. Matsuda. This isn't about greed, but sustainability. Insurance companies negotiate lower reimbursement rates for routine visits, and those adjustments rarely reflect the true cost of running a practice. In my view, this fee reflects the unfortunate reality of our healthcare system, not the character of this practice. Dr. Matsuda has always treated me with respect and compassion. I value the long-term relationship we've built. At the end of the day, a medical practice is also a business, and maintaining excellence requires resources. If you're looking for a provider who truly listens, remembers your history, and treats you as a whole person, Dr. Matsuda is worth it.