It's great, really clean inside. They are friendly and fast. It doesn't take forever and they were…read moreable work efficiently!

They handle their patient's time very poorly, unfortunately. I've been here on three separate…read moreoccasions, each time with a scheduled appointment, and each time I've waited 1-2 hours before they would see me. The practice itself is fine, but my schedule is too tight for this to be a normal thing. I've since found a better medical center.

Dr.Vahe is very good doktor and his staff is very professional…read more My recommendation.Good Care and knowledgeable.

I absolutely LOVE being a patient of Dr. G. I've recommended him to everyone for his kind,…read morecompassionate care.

Great Doctor and his Staff are very Friendly and very professional!…read moreAnd always trying to accommodate the patients to reschedule appointments and such!

Very happy I found Dr Gabrielyan as my primary care doctor. He is sharp, attentive, and genuinely…read morecares for his patients. He takes his time to listen and never makes you feel like you're being rushed. His front desk staff are also very friendly. Highly recommend!

I have been a patient here for years and they used to provide excellent care. Unfortunately, in…read morerecent times the experience has declined. The practice has become overly automated, making it extremely difficult to get in touch with staff or the doctor directly. Their website, which previously allowed messaging and appointment scheduling, has not been functioning for months. On several occasions I have had to go to the ER or urgent care simply because I could not reach my primary care doctor--who is supposed to be the first point of contact. When Dr. Emil was overseeing everything, the service was excellent; he is a great doctor. However, without proper access and communication, the quality of care is lost. I have since switched to another provider who is actually available to answer a call when needed. I hope this office can resolve these issues and return to the professional standard they once had, rather than continuing the current trend of being unavailable and overcapacity.

"The doctor took time to explain lab results and treatment options in a way I could understand…read more Very reassuring. The office can get busy, so making an appointment ahead of time is a must."

Love my doctor's office. They are all so helpful and caring. They respond quickly and have early…read morehours like 7am, which works well for me. I appreciate Dr. Patel and his team. He is very knowledgeable. I heard lots of nurses go to this doctors office.

Prompt, professional and caring. I would be very happy to refer those I care about to this practice.read more

Dr. Kondradzhyan is very good, excellent doctor. He understands your concerns and help you for you…read moreto get better in every way. Staff in person visit, they are nice but if you die you can not reach them Over the phone. I called over 50 times today and couldn't get throw. No one answered the phone. I am going to give 5 star for doctor but 0 star for clinic staff being unprofessional. The clinic is not even that busy. They never answered the phones.

I was a patient here from March to July 2026 and I spent those four months doing the office's…read morefollow-up work for them. It started with a prescription that never made it to my pharmacy. I messaged through the portal, nothing. Messaged again, got told it was sent (it wasn't, it filled only after I called and sat on hold). Then a medical device the doctor ordered never shipped. When I called about that weeks later, the explanation was that a fax must not have gone through. Then I came in for a follow-up blood test the doctor himself asked for, and could not get the results out of them for almost a month. Two portal messages, no reply. When I finally reached a human she told me the results were fine and that was that. The doctor who ordered the test never called. A pharmacy refill later sat waiting on their approval until, again, I called. Every one of those calls meant 20 or so minutes on hold. At one point the front desk had a different doctor listed in my file, which maybe explains some of it. I was eventually promised a call from the doctor about the whole pattern. The call never happened. The part that actually worried me came later: I requested my complete record and found that things he had told me in person, including a test result and his recommendation for it, were nowhere in my chart. I had to file a formal amendment request to get my own medical record to say what my own doctor said. I'll be fair where it's due, the clinical judgment itself seemed reasonable, and staff were polite whenever I got through. But polite doesn't refill a prescription or return a message. If you don't mind personally tracking every order and result and calling to make sure each one happens, you might be okay here. I moved my care elsewhere.

My experience with Dr. Feit's office was extremely disappointing. I encountered significant issues…read morewith communication, care coordination, and the prior authorization process for prescribed medications. In my case, inaccurate information was submitted regarding insurance authorization, which delayed access to treatments that should have been eligible for coverage. The office appeared understaffed, with administrative and clinical responsibilities seemingly handled by the same individual, which contributed to confusion and inconsistent information. When I sought assistance resolving the authorization issues, I was told that I was "on my own" and that the matter was not the office's responsibility. Rather than helping navigate the process or advocating on my behalf, I felt my concerns were dismissed. Most concerning was the lack of support when barriers to treatment arose. Patients depend on their healthcare providers to help coordinate care and communicate with insurers when medically necessary treatments are prescribed. Unfortunately, that was not my experience, and I was ultimately advised to seek care elsewhere. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

Dr.Feit has been my Dr. for over 40yrs!!!! He's the BEST. always listens,…read more never tushes, always remebers names and family history

STAY AWAY SHE IS A TERRIBLE DOCTOR. She is a terrible doctor and she is the worst at listening…read more During my visits she is always staring at her computer and hardly listening. And when she is staring at her computer she is always reffering to old tests and I always have to correct. She is supposed to be prepared never before the appointment. For over a year I was having hot flashes in the middle of the night and I have told her about it multiple times, and every time I told her about it she was ssoooo insulting she gave me a condescending smile and said "just push the covers." After a year of her insulting advice I literally had to raise my voice and told her to look at me when I'm speaking to her. And tell her that she needs to help me, she is doctor I am the patient . " You are a doctor and its your job and responsibility to help me." She then told me I can just take test with my gyno and they can tell me if I'm in menopause. It took her over a year to use her brain cells to tell me that. So I then had a appointment with my gyno and I told her I need to take "the test" that would show if I am in menopause. When I saw my gyno, she said there is not a "test" that shows weather I would be in menopause. She said Dr. Helen Rostamloo was wrong. Also I had a hard time trying to get an appointment with my gyno for a regular pap smear and Dr. Helen said she can do it. And I let Dr. Helen do it. I trusted her and I thought I was in good hands. Later I was telling my sister who is a Nurse about it and she was shocked. My sister told me a primary should NEVER be allowed to do a pap smear it always should be done by a gyno. She told me the Primary Doctor is not qualified nor is ever supposed to perform a pap smear. I also have been having ear ringing that has not gone away. I was diagnosed this tinnitus and I asked her what she should recommend. She said don't go to physical therapy 'LOOK ON YOU TUBE."

I was admitted to Glendale Memorial Hospital on May 30, 2026 for heavy shortness of breath,…read moreirregular heart beats, chest squeezing, bleeding esophagus, severe pain, bloody urine, bleeding stomach ulcers, severe swelling, hives and pain in my legs from another hospital doctor trying to substitute real IV Morphine with a green oral liquid and not real Morphine. I have high allergies and I can't have any other pain pills nor oral liquids because they cause me severe allergic reactions. I was born with this problem and I have pictures and proof. All hospitals that have treated me for myocardia infraction (5 heart attacks), CHF, 8 blood transfusions, AFB and GI Bleed for 7 years, have compiled a list in my medical records of all medications that I cannot have and all that I can have which is Morphine and Dilaudid by IV only. About 99% of the doctors who read my medical records immediately prescribe 3 to 4 mgs of IV Morphine every 3 to 4 hours, or IV Dilaudid 2 mg every 6 hours as safe and allergy free for me. Dr. Rostamloo prescribed 1mg of IV Morphine every 6 hours and my pain level is above 10 on the pain scale and is progressively getting worse. 1 mg of Morphine is not enough for a baby, and I have been lying here in pain for 2 days. Every pro staff who does this I find is stealing Morphine. They are babysitting the morphine instead of caring for their patients. The nurses and staff have pleaded with Dr. Rostamloo to increase the milligrams because it wasn't human nor normal for a professional doctor to prescribe when a patient is in excruciating pain. Dr. Rostamloo came to my room one time. In spite of her seeing me in pain, she said, "I'm not changing the 1mg." Then she giggled and galloped out of my room and said she will be right back, and she never came back. She couldn't look directly at me, and she sounded high and drunk off of some type of substance. It was as if she got off on abusing a patient, or that it was some type of game, and thought it was funny. I am finding this hoax game to be a big problem among hospital staff here in Los Angeles hospitals and it's increasing. It is not funny. I do not think that Dr. Rostamloo is mature enough to medically treat patients who have complex medical problems. She needs to be tested for drugs and alcohol abuse. She has deliberately caused me intentional infliction of emotional distress and I am still crying.