Way overpriced for office visit. She charged me $3600 for blood test, which I didn't even need…read more Basically, she bypassed my insurance company and charged me cash price. Furthermore, the front desk is so unorganized. I will not be going back.

Unbelievable, she does not take any EDS patients, wow! So sorry my condition is too difficult for…read moreyou to treat. What a LOSER of a doctor. The front desk was so snarky too, "nooooa, she doesn't treat that". Wow, no words.

My son had been to over six cardiologists including the head of cardiology at a major university…read more It was this last Doctor that suggested my son may have dysautonomia but he didn't know enough about the condition to say more. I looked on on Facebook to see who our POTS friends recommended for a doctor and we decided to see Dr Cannom. Best decision ever, totally worth the 1-2 hour (depending on LA traffic) drive to get there. My son was passing out up to 9 times a week, totally unconscious and we had no way to catch him. He would pass out sitting watching TV, in the car during dinner (with food in his mouth), absolutely everywhere. Thanks to Dr Cannom my son feels better, is more active and now has maybe one incident every 2-3 weeks. What's even more fabulous is he is the kindest, most humble man you will meet. If you are reading this it is because you are in need of a good cardiologist and I wish you the best of luck.

I've been trying to get into this POTS Dysautonomia doctor for 3 years but I was told he didn't…read moretake my insurance and wouldn't take cash. After 3 years of battling to get my insurance company, when I finally got the insurnace approval his office now told me he is no longer taking new patients. They say his heart is breaking for the hundreds of people who need appointments with him but he is in his 80s and the compassion fatigue he is experiencing from there being so few doctors for so many people suffering from POTS is even harming his own health and he is breaking down. How can I argue with that. It's not his fault. He even tried recruiting new doctors to focus on POTS and hasn't had success. The situation is hopeless. He tried to open a Dysautonomia Clinic and many patients heard about that and hundreds started trying to see him and he used to have a waiting list of over 300 people and his clinic failed to open and he is unable to even maintain a waiting list now at all. What a terrible state of affairs. Thanks Debbie for at least letting me know he cares.

Words cannot describe the gratitude I have to the universe for bringing me together with Sasha. Her…read morevast knowledge of genetic mapping has given me the true boldness to confidently pursue my ambitions in music and web development here in LA, in the city of dreams. Her gentle and patient approach has been instrumental in my, already obvious, success even in just my daily interactions with regular and business people all around me. Her recommendation of audio books like "Transurfing" by Vadim Zeland have already vastly changed my views on life and how to go about interacting with people in such a way that I endear myself to those around me leading to constant success in all I do. Saying "I highly recommend Sasha to everyone" would be a major undersell of her abilities and the visible results she produces for anyone that is fortunate enough to meet her. She is truly a gem and a friend for life! Thank you Dobriasha!!!!!

From the owner: +Reiki is a therapy often described as palm healing or hands-on-body healing in which a…read morepractitioner places hands lightly on or over a patient's body to facilitate the patient's process of healing. Reiki combines the Japanese and Chinese word-characters of "rei" (spiritual or supernatural) and "ki" (vital energy). + I'm a Genetic Analyst through the Human Design system. Human Design is a new system of self-knowledge that differs fundamentally from anything else that exists in the world today. It is not built on belief or faith but is a logical, empirical system which offers you the opportunity to experiment with its mechanics and find out for yourself if it works for you.

Wow $150 for a covid test! No information up front about…read morecosts. Had to get that info once the nurse came out with her supplies. So greedy.

Great team. Very friendly very clean and very helpful. Fair prices and very fast . Had a wonderful…read moreexpirience and wonderful results. Thanks guys -chris k

Both of the employees there were so welcoming and very easygoing to speak to. We arrived at our…read moreappointment 30 minutes late due to traffic and they were nice enough to give us a call to check in on us. Unlike other places, if you miss your appointment. You miss it and have to pay a fee. They made sure that if we had any questions to ask. They will be answered. They were very thorough with everything they needed to do.

This place is disgusting. Don't come here. I don't know why my insurance sent me here. It's in a…read morebad neighborhood. The place is filthy. I've been waiting 45 mins for my appt. I've never seen a medical facility so dirty before.

I had pain in my jaw and was having TMJ problems for quite some time and couldn't open my mouth…read morewide because it got locked and much cracking also clenching teeth often I saw Ani and in one session she helped me getting rid of the problem. No more clenching, cracking or locked jaw. It also help with tinnitus that diminished seriously to the point I don't notice it anymore 5 stars for her. If you have any pain go see her. I am a practitioner and I send my clients to her with great results for them. Couldn't be happier for her services!

Ani works magic. Three little words says it all! She is…read moretotally amazing I will be back

So I'm hard of hearing and as such, prefer to avoid the phone. That's why I filled out the online…read moreform. Despite this, not only do they call me anyway, but then they don't even bother to listen to the explanation that they've reached a relay service for the Deaf/hard of hearing and just hang up on me. Take your money somewhere where they aren't ableist.

I called the office to adjust my appointment. I asked the receptionist to let me know what doctor's…read moreoffice it is to make sure I've called the right number. She refused. I asked the question again, she hung up the phone on me. I immediately reached out to another doctor for appointment. Thankfully, this is LA and you're surrounded by thousands of doctors. I left the same review on Google review which unfortunately wasresponded by them in a very nasty and dishonest way with full fabrication. I'm just very glad I ended up going to a different office.

I'm don't know who they are hiring or are they real scientists and do they know what they are…read moredoing? In January of 2021. I returned back to the workplace and had to test twice a week using Ambrygen. Everything was fine until I didn't receive my first test, but the second test was inconclusive. I called the company and they told me that my first test was lost. Huh? How do you lose someone's test? I received a "I'm sorry. Is there anything else I can help you with?" No explanation on HOW my test can get lost when it has a tracker from FedEx. FedEx showed that the test was received by Ambrygen. Today, February 1, 2022, I received my test and it was positive. I did an at home test and Walgreens test and all came out negative. I believe that this company is hiring anyone to help with the backlog and they really don't care about accuracy!!

My primary care physician referred me to Ambry genetics because I have a family history of…read morepancreatic cancer and wanted to see if there are any genetic tests I could do. So far I have left them four voicemails and they have still not called me back. No one real ever answers the phone--it always goes directly to their voicemail. After reading these bad reviews, I guess I'm glad they didn't! I will look for another place.

I have had two horrible experiences with this place. First one was in 2015 when they made me talk…read moreto multiple specialists after doing the NT scan all of which told me that it was highly likely my baby would have a multitude of defects and kept asking if I was sure there was no way I was related to the father, and implied multiple times that I should make a decision soon to abort before I get further along. I continued my pregnancy and did the follow up tests to confirm my son was in fact perfectly healthy. Today he is a strong healthy 10 year old. So, I was already extremely apprehensive when I was told that this was the only location that could do the scan for my third pregnancy. NT scans should be done between 11-14 weeks and even though my referral was processed at 8 weeks, they scheduled me for when I will be 15 weeks. I let them schedule thinking I would see how I feel when the time came and if I trust them or felt the need to do the test, then I would keep the appointment. Today I get three voicemails from 909-865-9705 reminding me of my appointment next week and asking me to confirm/cancel. I call 909-865-9705 back on my lunch break and the rude person on the phone let me know there apparently is no appointment scheduled and no record of me since 2015. Yet I have three voicemails telling me the date and time that was given when I spoke to someone from the office a month ago to schedule. And I have a letter I received in the mail that my referral was approved yet that isn't in their system either. Luckily, I didn't have my heart set on doing the scan anyways because of my previous experience, but they once again managed to prove how incompetent and rude they are.

Love everyone at this office! My anatomy scan has a bit of an iffy look at the heart (they weren't…read moresure if it was a defect) and they squeezed me in an hour later for a fetal echo without having to wait days! Thank you Dr. Curran, Winston and everyone else for having such great care and bedside manner. Especially Winston, who did the echo! He was so reassuring and sweet and funny! Baby is all good and I love that I got that reassurance so fast.

I would give UCLA health downtown LA and Santa Monica campus five stars. I would give most of my…read moreDoctors five stars but unfortunately their ER leaves a lot to be desired! All of my doctors are with UCLA so my doctors who are all specialists tell me to go to the ER, I go. Unfortunately, the doctors at the UCLA ER are terrible! Not only do you have to wait up to 20 or more hours to be even seen but every single time I have gone in, no matter how sick I was, I was gas lit, for instance, coming in letting them know that I have a paralyzed, intestinal tract, and have not been able to eat or drink for several days and the doctor right off the bat asking me if I'm sure it's not the stomach flu! I tell him my specialist sent me to the hospital! Finally another doctor comes back and sees me and says that he just called my specialist and said he'll get me in sooner to my motility specialist. What they ended up doing was screwing up everything they canceled the appointment that I already had scheduled with the motility doctor that I needed to see and did not keep me for what I should've been kept for which was my heart, my thyroid and my stomach. My doctors were all blown away! My thyroid levels were critical, and yet they did nothing. My heart was on full pace, and the doctor and nurse that originally saw me immediately put me on a cardiac monitor and ordered fluids and morphine because of my heart, and two hours later a nurse comes in and said that she had just given me my morphine, and my arm did not itch, so none of that got in my arm. She did not flush the line and then just attached the bag hanging with the fluids that I was supposed to get and then shut off my call button. Not that I was asking for anything except for who was my doctor and what was going on... Either way I have been to UCLA ER on four different occasions now where they just discharged me without even doing a proper assessment, they were busy they had the main lobby turned into a makeshift waiting room with makeshift urgent care beds. It was a disaster. This time I'm going in direct admit so I pray that things will go a lot better. That last time where I didn't even get the fluids that were ordered when I was having a heart problem is something that I could really take to a lawyer if I wanted to. Unfortunately, when you have chronic illness, you don't come in freaking out every time you're sick because you're just so used to it, so you're good at faking well. I don't come in making a fuss or anything like that unless I'm really critical and then it's not like there's any question they take me right to the trauma Bay but unless I'm life and death critically ill to where they cannot deny it without running lab they will just toss you to the street. Had they ran my labs they would've seen I was having serious problems. Had they spoken to the specialist that referred me there they would've kept me instead I don't know who they talk to because I am on palliative care I have to have permission from my doctors and nurses before I go to the ER and generally they'll tell me to call 911, but where I live I can't do that because they'll take me to the nearest hospital, which generally cannot handle my condition. I have multiple organ failure and a lot of major problems but I guess I don't look sick enough for them or act sick enough for them. It's kind of hard to do when you used to being sick all the time.

I am beyond disappointed with the experience my family had at UCLA Medical Center. My significant…read moreother, underwent adrenal gland removal surgery here, and the level of care fell completely short of what should be expected from a top-tier academic hospital. Communication was inconsistent, dismissive, and frankly unacceptable given the seriousness of the procedure. Basic questions about recovery and post-operative care went unanswered or were brushed aside, leaving our family anxious and in the dark during an already stressful time. For an institution with UCLA's reputation and resources, this is simply not good enough. If this is representative of the training and preparedness coming out of UCLA's health communications programs, it raises serious concerns about how well students are being prepared for real patient interaction. Patients are not case studies -- they are people who deserve respect, clarity, and competence. I would strongly urge anyone considering this facility to push hard for transparency and to document every interaction, because based on our experience, you cannot assume basic communication standards will be met. The women here are highly unprofessional and have disappointed me severely in their lack of ability to "care." They also had holes in their walls and the equipment in poor condition. Where is all the money going?! I guess to their new manicured nails!?