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    Froch Larry MD

    3.3 (7 reviews)

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    Uy Shirley, MD

    Uy Shirley, MD

    5.0(4 reviews)
    0.1 miUCLA, Westwood

    Shirley Uy (her last name is pronounced "wee") is very personable, very cute, and everytime I go in…read morefor a physical, we chat like old friends. In addition, she's knowledgeable and thorough. Because she's an Associate Clinical Professor of Family Medicine, she keeps up-to-date on the latest medical research. The only minus is that parking at the Medical Center is expensive: $9 and no validation. If you're going for a physical and you think you might need to have some lab work done (i.e., a 12-hour fasting blood test for cholesterol), get a morning appointment for your physical and make sure you don't eat before you go in so you can go directly to the lab afterwards. That way, you won't have to come back the next day just for the lab tests and pay another $9 parking. If you're a hiker like me and familiar with the Westwood neighborhood, you can find street parking; metered in the Village itself or free parking in the residential area. It took me 20 minutes to walk from Midvale and Levering. My wife also uses Shirley as her general practitioner, and she loves her. As much as I hate the drive into crowded West LA (everything I need, I can find in the South Bay), my annual physical is something I actually look forward to.

    I was looking for a PCP some years back, when a co-worker recommended Dr. Uy. I asked her why,…read moreDr. Uy? She said she really cares about her patients, she has a genuine interest in her patients, she follows up with them via email/calls. She listens to what you have to say and shows compassion. I have been a patient of Dr. Uy's for sometime and I can attest that she does indeed care about her patients, her caring and bedside manners are indeed very warm and caring. With managed care these days it has become very challenging for Doctors to take extra time with the their patients, let alone after hours follow up with them. I'm very glad I made the decision to have Dr. Uy has my PCP (Primary Care Physician).

    Alice Agzarian, MD

    Alice Agzarian, MD

    4.8(19 reviews)
    0.1 miUCLA, Westwood

    Had to check in for a checkup and yearly blood work, and it's always a pleasure to see Dr. Alice…read more She knocks before she comes into the exam room! I have been morphing to a vegan diet, so I brought her the book I'm reading "Eat to Live" by Dr. Joel Furhman, and she was fine with me continuing the food plan, and said she will peruse the book and monitor my progress. She sent me up to the 3rd floor for the blood work, very easy in this wing of the medical center. There was only one person waiting so I got in and out right away. UCLA Medical Center is the most practical and convenient medical practice I have ever been exposed to. When you're in their system, anywhere you go they can pull up all your records and see what's going on. And they usually send you a follow-up review request so you can let UCLA know how you liked your visit. The only unfortunate issue in this visit had nothing to do with the medical center and that was that my appt happened to be on the day after there was an underground explosion on Westwood Blvd., and the entire intersection by the medical center was closed! Luckily I know how to cut through the university so was only delayed a few minutes. Talk about your news trucks all over the place! UCLA Medical, you rock!

    This is my new doctor (internist). I've only seen her once, but I really liked her and was…read moreimpressed with the amount of time she spent with me and with her thoroughness (although a recent article in the NY Times has me questioning whether thoroughness is such a good thing: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/11/health/views/11essa.html?ex=1363060800&en=0f55c1ae184eae47&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink). Anyway, I appreciated Dr. Alice Agzarian's candor, and feel relieved that I selected her on the basis of a recommendation of some random stranger in line with me at the Costco Pharmacy to be my primary care physician for the purpose of my HMO. During my visit with Dr. Agzarian, I interacted with several of her staff members, all of whom I found to be really pleasant. And I only spent a few minutes in waiting, bonus! One note: Dr. Agzarian does not prescribe birth control, which is fine, as I've always had that taken care of by my lady-specialists. But if you like your GP to handle your non-baby needs, she's not the one for you.

    Leichter Rhoda MD

    Leichter Rhoda MD

    3.0(2 reviews)
    0.3 miWestwood, UCLA

    First appointment: After waiting 30 minutes to see the Dr…read more Leichter stated" I did not have an appointment and that she saw me as a courtesy." I stated I made the appointment 3 weeks ago. Dr. stated she was going to lunch come back another time. I asked who made the wrong appointment she stated" I don't know probably the janitor" Came back two weeks later once again waited 30 minutes to be seen for pre-op to have veins in leg fixed. Surgery - Very painful procedure, the doctor rambled on with the nurse about her child's travels without once asking how I was doing, when I interrupted I was rudely responded to with one-word answers and told to stay still, going back to her endless rambling with the technician/nurse Post-up Was in very bad pain, came to have the blood left in the voided veins removed. Took severely days to get an appointment. I requested she use Marcaine before sticking large needles to remove the old blood left in veins that were causing pain very close to the bone on my ankle. Was told she does not like to use Marcaine and it "does not hurt that much." After the first needle and my screaming in pain, Marcaine was used. Follow- up The doctor missed many of the smaller veins, I came back for additional treatment. After waiting 55 minutes with an early morning appointment I walked out. The GOOD: Office staff is nice The BAD: Doctor lacks bedside manners and has no regards for anyone else's time but her own.

    It's hard to be objective when you review a surgeon who has saved your life. Imagine how difficult…read moreit is when that same surgeon has saved your life TWICE! Dr. Leichter is a vascular surgeon of great skill. She is exceedingly well-educated, and her training has been first-rate. In addition to great technical skill, Dr Leichter has one attribute that is too-often lacking in a surgeon and that is a real-world personality. I have been on her table a total of six times, with two of them being emergency situations. On both of those occasions, I threw a clot and was in danger of bleeding out through my femoral artery. That I am typing this review should tell you all that you need to know about her competence. Here is what comes in addition to the excellent technical skill - real information that you can actually understand! Before every procedure, Dr Leichter calmly; carefully and thoroughly explains what your situation is; the available treatment options; her recommendations ranked in order, and the prognosis going forward. She does this in real-speak, NOT Doctor-babble. By the time you give your consent to a procedure, you are well and truly informed (which doers not happen with every cutter or anesthesiologist). As I said, Dr. Leichter saved my life twice. I would not hesitate to see her again. I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone. My wife will become a patient of hers in the next few months. If I even thought that she might like something that was in my power to obtain, i'd call in every favor to get it for her. You do that for people who have kept you breathing. I'm a fan, and if you trust your health to her, I have no doubt that you will become one too.

    Froch Larry MD - physicians - Updated May 2026

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