I'm sure Dr Hizon was a good medical professional, but not in my opinion and his "evaluation" of me…read morewas non-existent and completely inaccurate. Will not be coming back. Being new to the Temecula area after several decades in Chicago, I was in need of a new Dr to oversee my regular health and physical wellbeing. Was referred to Dr Hizon, and with his background in sports medicine, I felt it would be a good fit. I had been experiencing sever back and leg pain for several months making walking and exercising very difficult and painful. I have had several spinal surgeries, resulting in spinal fusion from L1-S1, but had been generally well for over 10 years, no major health issues, and other than the back and occasional knee pain (63 yo with back and arthritis issues, but still very active and mobile, until recently), was in decent shape, according to my Dr in Chicago. At my appointment with Dr Hizon, cannot call it a evaluation or consultation, as he did neither, I was told in general terms that I was going to die if I did not take care of myself, and "would be bad for his reviews". Was told that I was running out of body parts, and needed to change my lifestyle and begin a severe keto diet, with absolutely no carbs, needed to walk at least 10k steps/day (which I was doing until the recent back and leg pain and the reason for needing to see Dr Hizon) and start Pilates, and follow his videos and diet plans and apps. Was ordered extensive blood work and lab test to give him a baseline of my health. Never examined me, never asked me questions, just saw a 63 year old man in pain and decided I was in declining health. Scheduled a video call for a follow up a few weeks out, and I had to travel for a friend's medical emergency, and was the day of my friends procedure, so I had limited time before heading to the hospital. I logged on at 9:45am for a 10am call, at 10:15 I called and explained that I had to leave with my friend for the hospital at 11:00. They explained that once Dr Hizon arrived, he would call me back, no more than 10 minutes. About 30 minutes later, in the hospital and unable to use my cell, I was told that I was reschedule with his nurse practitioner at 1, even though I specifically told them I would not be available the rest of the day. At 1:15 I again received a message and was told I was rescheduled for 4:20. It has been 2 weeks since this all happened and I have yet to hear back from Dr Hizon or his office, neither through the patient portal or a call or an email, nothing. Turns out my results were all good, even better than last year. Have since sent my doctor the results and had a video call with him to discuss the results. I cannot recommend a Dr that asks not a single question of his patients and evaluates you without any examinations. A doctor that uses fear to intimidate and scare his patients into doing as he wants. I saw another Dr in Temecula with my in-laws, prior to my initial "meeting" with Dr Hizon, her first words were " he hasn't retired yet?", that should have been a warning to do my proper due diligence on him, as we all should.

Dr Hizon has a horrible bedside manner. I will never see him again! Practically called me a liar!read more

Me and my husband usually go to San Diego for our primary doctor because we haven't been able to…read morefind a good doctor around Temecula. This time, we were forced to find one around Temecula because of our insurance so we searched on Yelp and saw that Doctor Uhler had really HIGH RATINGS! CARE QUALITY: 10/10 ALL of the staff at the front desk were all pretty young and mature. They are more patient over the phone and in person than most other front desk staff we've been too. They are all nice and beautiful folks. Cameron was a sweet heart who checked our blood pressure... DOCTOR UHLER: 10/10 He came in and just sat down with me and my husband. He really took his time to TALK and get to know us. We didn't feel rushed like most other offices we've been to. I remember spending about 5-15 minutes speaking with other doctors. I mean I understand doctors are busy but, doctor uhler spared at least 45 minutes of his time for us. We both have back problems so we were speaking to the right person. He gave us some referrals for physical therapy, requests for lab work and colonoscopy for my husband... What a GREAT FIND! He was also professionally working with Olympic Champions!! Doctor Uhler is patient, empathic and humble... I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Dr. Uhler

Wonderful caring doctor with warm bedside manner. He is a rare find. Highly recommended!read more

I switched to Dr. Gomer about 9 months ago after becoming dissatisfied with my primary care…read moreprovider. It was becoming increasingly difficult to see anybody other than his PA. At my first visit with Dr. Gomer, he reviewed with me my health issues and meds, and instantly made some changes to my meds without explanation until I asked for the reasons. My next visit was a big disappointment. I signed up for his weight loss program. I was to meet with Dr. Gomer and his weight loss person. She spent all the time speaking about herself and her achievements, but barely scratched the surface in describing the program or asking me what I hoped to achieve. She also informed me that Dr. Gomer had to leave for a meeting and that I would be seeing another doctor. After waiting in the room for about 10 minutes, Dr. Gomer popped in to inform me had was short on time and I needed to reschedule this appointment. I almost did not return, except my wife had also moved over from our shared prior primary and had only a very positive experience. I report all this because I am so glad I gave Dr. Gomer a second chance. Since that not-so-good visit, I have had only positive experiences. He has always been on time (an amazing feat for a doc), spent whatever time was needed with me, answered all my questions, and we developed a plan for weight loss, eliminating (not just treating symptoms, but the root cause) of my health issues, and meds. Since putting the plan in place and with monthly follow-ups, I have eliminated two meds and am close to eliminating one more, leaving only three left. I have also lost 30 pounds in the process. What I have found with Dr. Gomer is that if you want very targeted treatment to achieve your weight, health, and medication goals, you must be proactive and take responsibility for communicating what you wish to achieve and follow the treatment plan as outlined. I highly recommend Dr. Gomer. Remember, sometimes a first or early impression may be inaccurate. I suggest you take at least 3 months to decide whether Dr. Gomer is a good fit for you, and early on, clearly communicate your longer-term goals. PS: Robert is great. His bedside manner and follow-through are fantastic.

A doctor's office that really cares!! I highly recommend Virtue Primary Care & Dr. Jeremy Gomer…read more Great office experience.

We recently had an insurance change and needed to choose a Primary Care Manager. Dr. Petersen was…read moreon the list so I chose him without doing extensive research because I needed my ongoing prescriptions and have recently had an issue with my cubital tunnel. I also needed a yearly exam and to establish a doctor patient relationship. The staff was friendly enough but the doctor didn't do a full exam, didn't even examine my hand, and decided it "sounded" like carpal tunnel syndrome from 5 feet away. I told him it was the wrong fingers for that and I could benefit from a cortisone shot and he told me I had to wear a wrist brace for 30 days first and then he would refer me to an orthopedist. I told him that since I was very small it was next to impossible to find one in my size, especially for the left hand. He said "well you'll just have to find one." What? Anyway he did give me my prescriptions but, today, I talked to his office and told them this was definitely not carpal tunnel but the ulnar nerve. They called back and said I was being referred to a neurologist for the diagnosis of "peripheral neuropathy". What happened to the orthopedist? Now I worked for doctors for years and have had medical/nursing training as well as anatomy classes. This is a classic case of cubital tunnel syndrome and I do not have peripheral neuropathy. The real question is who wants to have to diagnose themselves when they have a doctor? I don't. I want a doctor that knows what they are doing and how to properly diagnose my medical issues. Heck, they don't even have to have a perfect bedside manner, just be professional and thorough. The point I'm getting at is that there is a complete lack of patient attentiveness or "listening". He didn't even look at my fingers, hand or arm to see what the issue might be. In fact, he barely looked at me at all, just kept looking down at the chart. I didn't receive a full medical exam either. He had absolutely no interest in me as a patient or my current medical issues. I told him I probably needed to have a routine colonoscopy (because it had been about 10 years) and he approached my statement as if it was unnecessary asking me if I had colon cancer in my family history. I don't think I am supposed to recommend my own preventive health care and be met with a lackadaisical attitude from a physician. This should be his job, being proactive with his patients. It seems like this doctor is completely burned out. The office staff didn't even know that they could choose the specialist to refer me to as long as said specialist was in my network. I tried to tell them the GI doctor I wanted to see but they said that they "think" the insurance company has to choose the doctor. This is absolutely not the case. As long as the doctor is in network they can give a specific referral to said doctor. They, a network provider and primary care manager's office, had to call my insurance company to ask. His medical assistant was very nice. I'm not sure if she was the same girl who I talked to on the phone but, if not, the girl on the phone was also very kind and sweet thus 2 stars. This entire 5 day experience/situation was entirely too sketchy to entrust my health and well being to this particular provider so I nipped the problem in the bud and changed my Primary Care manager this morning. One visit plus 2 phone calls coupled with the trouble I'm experiencing with this doctor from the get go has already been enough for me. I rarely go to the doctor, only when it's completely necessary, but when I do I want one I can entrust my overall health and well being to.

After calling around all Thursday to find a doctor who would accept to see a new patient, this…read moreoffice was available to see me. The office is small and I felt welcome and received undivided attention. The front desk is friendly, helpful and patient. The doctor has good bedside manner, documents well and provides documentation and referrals. After the appointment I was waiting outside on the bench for uber. It was the end of the day. When the front desk lady walked out to leave, she asked if I needed a ride home and made sure someone was coming to pick me up. That's the type of caring that shows they go above and beyond. Thank you!

Dr. Gounder is amazing! Never have an issue with anything. He truly does care about my wellbeing,…read moreand he's always going above and beyond to make sure that I'm getting the right treatment. Definitely hard to find in my years with previous MD. The staff is amazing as well. I'm really happy that I found this place.

I am not one to write a review but this place seems unorganized and a huge SCAM! for your money…read more It's disappointing because coming into the office the staff were so friendly. Jun 11 - i came in for my concerns and annual wellness check/blood draw. went to check out, i asked the receptionist lady if there was a copay and she said no. Jun 18 - follow up to review my test results, one test was missing so they drew my blood again. Went to check out and i asked the guy receptionist if i had a copay he said no. It didn't seem right so I double checked with him and the lady next to him said i do have a $30 copay (so i paid). After a week i called to check on my results cuz i didn't see anything posted on my online account and i was informed my doctor was out and that a doctor needed to review my results with me. They tried to schedule me in office but i asked if it can be a call cuz i didn't want to drive down again. June 27 - got the call from the doctor to review my results (still didn't get why i couldn't just get a copy of my results online, my old Sharp doctor would usually just have the results on my app.) About two weeks later (July 7) i receive a bill for $50(or so) so i called them and they advised that my insurance didn't cover my initial appointment and told me i'd have to reach out to my insurance in regards to my confusion so i did. it looks like the insurance and medical office settled something because the app showed i only owed $30 after a few weeks (July 28) so i paid for it. Aug. 8 i see another bill for 2 different dates for a total of $60 so i called again and the lady on the phone said it was for my first appointment (which i recently just paid for) and my video call (video call that shouldn't have even happened if they didn't mess up on one of my test results). They're literally charging me for everything even if it's a mistake on their end.

Dr. Vincent embodies the qualities of a traditional, old-school physician paired with a modern,…read moreevidence-based approach to medicine. He is incredibly attentive, taking the time to sit down, listen to his patients, and treat every concern with genuine seriousness and care. My experience has been so positive that I have confidently recommended him to several family members, including my own daughter. Finding a doctor like Dr. Vincent is like finding a needle in a haystack, and I feel fortunate to have him as my physician.

Top notch physician who is also a homegrown hero. What I like most about this doc are his…read morelistening skill, and ability to customize the care plan to meet YOUR needs (not just big pharma as the solution for everything). His female nurse Patel is so kind as well, which gives female patients a female provider for well-woman exam, breast exam and menopause discussions.

Parking in front of the office is tight! It's one way only. But there's plenty of parking on the…read morestreet. There's plenty of staff here. I would say they're doing their job but that's about it. The lobby itself is clean and there were plenty of seats. The office has several doctors so it's surprising how few people there were. I didn't wait too long. The medical assistant who brought me back was OK. I came in to see Dr Pleskow- Weismann the allergist today. She has very limited hours but she's practically the only allergist in the area! She was great. She was not rushed. She took her time. I felt she was knowledgeable and am confident in her care.

My elderly Mother went to Tri Valley for almost 20 years and I was so impressed with the Medical…read moreGroup over the years of attending medical appointments with my Mother, I immediately selected them for my Primary Care when I went on Medicare. I have had interactions with several medical staff over the years - Joe Dematia, Physician Asst. is wonderful and of course Dr. Nguyen is outstanding! The staff is always responsive and professional. I appreciate they are not reluctant to refer a medical issue to a Specialist and order labs, x-rays and scans! SO HAPPY with this group and specifically the Date Street Office! Love they take initiative to call if you are overdue for a 6-month routine check up.

Dr. Troy Perstera is not only an excellent surgeon/ophthalmologist but is a great manager and…read morementor to his large staff. He is upbeat and also professional in his demeanor and he has operated on me with perfect results. I am also a long time patient that has been well served in the past. I cannot recommend him enough.