I've got nothing but positive reviews for this Doctor. My fatty liver was on the verge of liver…read moredisease at F3. Within 5 months under Dr. Sach's care, my liver went down to an F1 which is amazing. Thank you for your expertise, your amazing staff, and your honest assessments. Your favorite patient, Marc Harrison

Dr. Sach and his team--especially Helen--are incredible!!!!! They are comforting, kind, and…read moregenuinely caring. Dr. Sach has an excellent bedside manner and immediately put my parents at ease. My dad underwent a very stressful colonoscopy after his primary care physician found a positive result on his bloodwork. Helen went above and beyond to get him in as soon as possible despite their busy schedule. As soon as Dr. Sach reviewed the results and determined it was a false positive, he immediately let us know. By coincidence, I happened to be on the phone and heard the entire conversation with my parents. As a healthcare provider myself, I was truly impressed by Dr. Sach's professionalism, compassion, and bedside manner. My mom and dad have not stopped talking about how wonderful the entire experience was. I highly, highly recommend Dr. Sach and his office. Thank you for taking such great care of my family.

I want to thank Dr.Hepps and his entire staff for being so wonderful. I had Hep-C for many years…read more Much of the medical profession treats people with Hep-C with distain because Hep-C is often contracted by people who have abused drugs. In my case, it is true, although I have been clean and sober for many years. Dr.Hepps and his team treated me with the utmost dignity and respect. I never once felt embarrassed or "dirty" with my condition. The office is full of friendly faces! Faces attached to friendly people, INCLUDING Dr.Hepps. I was put on medication for 8 weeks and today I am Hep-C free! The facility is super clean (with great art on the walls!) If you have Hep-C and are feeling weird about it, I encourage you to make an appointment to see this doctor. I promise, you will feel cared for without judgement! My life has changed! They say you don't know how sick you are until you get well and in my case this is so true! The treatment was a game changer! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!!

Their office does not pick up ever. I had to go to the emergency room once because of these guys.read more

I met Dr. Michael Madievski few years back and absolutely love that doctor. He's very knowledgeable…read more,friendly ,understanding. Dr. Madievski performed colonoscopy ,endoscopy and I'm very happy with the doctor, his stuff wonderful ,and overall experience! Thank you so much Dr. Madievski for everything you do for us. I definitely would recommend Dr. Madievski to everyone.

Great experience I truly trust Dr Madievsky. I had a…read morecolonoscopy done by him last year. Everything went very smooth and easy. I felt very good after the procedure, no complication. I highly recommend him to everyone as a GI and hematologist.

After 43 years of digestion issues Dr. Gourdji was the first to diagnose me with sibo. He…read moreprescribed ne three medicine to make sure it gets fully knocked out. I am so happy that I will finally have a flat and happy stomach again. I am also in shock how many doctors missed this and for so long I suffered. Going to the best doctors is a must!!!!

After waiting weeks for an appointment, my husband saw Dr. Gourdji for abdominal pain. He had a…read morespecimen sent to the lab. After waiting to hear from the doctor, I was able to get the report from the lab with a power-of-attorney. It indicated a terminal condition. Dr. Gourdji never spoke to me about the results. I left a phone message at the office but received no call back. I then personally took my husband to the hospital emergency room, and my husband was admitted. He passed away about a month later. From the time my husband saw the doctor in the office to the time he died, I had no communication with Dr. Gourdji - none. I realize it must be difficult to convey bad news to a patient or spouse, but I felt abandoned. I was left to manage my husband's care totally by myself.

Staff is wonderful. Check in to check out. Been here several times and no complaints!read more

I hate to write reviews like this but the public should be aware of the danger of this place. So,…read moremy visit started with a phone call with a PA who was so nice and amazingly thorough. All the information and prep prior to my procedure was top notch. I didn't mind waiting a little bit late for my procedure to start. Although the facility is old and needs major updates, I was still pretty happy to be there - UNTIL I WASN'T. So after prepping and taking my last minute information, I was moved into the procedure room. As I was lying on my side, just about to be knocked out, I saw something move on the monitor. The camera probe was sitting on a desk top type thing and you could see what the camera sees on a large screen above it. It is a camera they use for the probe and of course everything in its view is enlarged. At first I thought it was a spider. The camera was locked on it and it started to move. I said the the anesthesiologist, "Look a spider! Oh no, wait thats a crab! Look you guys a crab!" But it had disappeared off camera by then and who knows where it went. Although the nurse half heartedly took a quick glance for it, they blew it off like I didn't really see it and then I was out. Okay, oh my God. Yes, it was a crab and it was moving. I wish I would have stopped the whole thing right there but it happened so fast I didn't really process it. I wasn't sure about saying anything but apparently there are no procedures in place to be sure something like this doesn't happen. Because it did - it happened. They better hope to God I don't end up with something after visiting this place. I'm not even kidding. Lawsuits require real damages and I better not have any. If I had known the possibility of picking up an STD was so easy at this place, I would have gone somewhere else. Avoid this place until they get better, cleaner safety standards in place. For real.

I've been seeing Dr. Buch for almost 20 years and I had six or seven gastroenterologists in the 10…read moreyears before that. I saw him again this morning and couldn't remember if I'd left a review about him before so I'm rectifying that now. There are so many reasons why I would recommend him so highly, but here are just a few: He's extremely caring and he pays attention to your questions and concerns. There are very few doctors who do that today but he has been like this from day one. He's kept my gastrointestinal condition under control for many, many years and when I have a flare-up, he always makes a great suggestion that gets rid of it quickly. He spends time with his patients and does not like to be interrupted when he's talking to them, which is extremely rare these days. He makes suggestions about supplements to take to help your condition and your health in general. This is the only doctor of mine who does that. He makes colonoscopies completely painless. He is an insanely gifted diagnostician. He has always figured out solutions to every GI problem I've ever had, but it goes much deeper than that. Years ago I had been though several months of specialists who could not figure out what my condition was. Even though his it's not his area of expertise, he asked the right questions and within 5 minutes he'd figured out that it was a severe case of costochondritis. Again, not even his area of specialization, but he figured it out and referred me to another specialist. That specialist was very kind but could not figure out how to cure it, but I found another professional who eventually cured it. The last time I came in I had a completely unrelated foot problem and Dr. Buch gave me two suggestions that fixed that problem as well. His staff is very attentive and kind as well. If you ask them a question, they will ask Dr. Buch and he will give a specific answer on what to do for your current medical issue. His years of experience are demonstrable and if he does not know the answer to a question, which is pretty rare, he will find out and have his staff get back to you quickly. He is smart, reliable, caring and so knowledgeable. I would highly recommend him to anyone and the friends of mine who I have recommended to him in the past have always thanked me for it. Do yourself a favor and save yourself a lot of problems by making him your gastroenterologist. My favorite medical professional, because he has earned it.

I liked him. He was very direct and informative. I felt comfortable talking to him and I knew I was…read morein good hands.

My colonoscopy went great and very easy to communicate with. The entire experience was great and…read morewould highly recommend.

I agree with what has been said here that Dr. Naim is thorough, knowledgeable and kind. But there…read moreis a lot more to him than just that. I met him in Northridge hospital ER exactly a year ago when he took care of my elderly mother, admitted with a recurrent upper GI hemorrhage. She had been scoped before, and no source of bleeding had been identified. We had almost lost hope in obtaining a valid diagnosis let alone stopping the bleeding. Providers had given up on my suffering mother and were treating her like a hypochondriac... Then came that young yet fearless Dr. Naim. He acted like the person in charge. He is not someone who will accept missing a diagnosis, and this is a trait so rare nowadays. He studied my mother's extensive imaging history. He also called me and explained elaborately his assessment and plan to me. He is a natural teacher. He scoped my mother and found a 3-mm gastric ulcer that he clipped, and we never saw a trace of that again. So thankful for Dr. Naim's care of my mother who soon later passed away for an unrelated reason. Physicians need to remember that how they treat a patient may be the last act of mercy or battery in the patient's life, and one of the last memories the patient's survivors are left with. God bless your hands Dr. Naim.

Both my wife and I have been treated by Dr. Naim. Very happy with the doctor and his staff.read more

Do not come here. This office will KILL you. It took them 4 months to fill a medication THAT FKN…read moreLETS ME EAT. FOUR MONTHS. And the attitude and the lying it's UNREAL they are NOT professionals do NOT trust them with your life. When I told the doctor I had lost over 33% of my body weight in the last nine months, he asked me what I wanted to do about it.... YOU ARE THE DOCTOR WHAT THE ????????????? Serious this place is absolute trash do not come here

Very rude office people a huge paper to fill out before anybody going to talk to you! And I never…read morebe able to see doctor Jacobs but a other Lady like a nurse practitioner! Maybe because I'm a HMO they treat you differently

He had me on the pill form of carafate for about 2 years. Every night I would wake up with…read morehorrendous gerd that I would wake up and spit into the sink. Finally he put me on the liquid form and the gerd stopped completely. Why he didn't try it sooner is beyond me. He is the supposed expert and if one thing doesn't work try something else. Because of him I got a hiatal hernia. I was also wrong for continuing with him. He wasn't even on my insurance plan. One time I called and I think his wife was the billing person and questioned a charge for about $100. She said I didn't have to pay it. I wonder how many other billing errors were made. Thank god he retired.

I have been a patient of Dr. Armin S. Arasheben for approximately five years. When I first became…read morehis patient, I was very satisfied with his care. He was attentive, professional, followed up on my lab results, and made sure important primary-care matters were addressed. Unfortunately, my experience with the practice has gradually changed significantly. Over time, the office appears to have shifted away from the level of personal and professional medical care I initially received. Much of my care has been handled by nurse practitioners, and I have had several experiences that raised serious concerns for me regarding attention to detail and professionalism. On multiple occasions, incorrect prescriptions were sent to my pharmacy, and I was the one who noticed the errors. When I brought one of these incidents to Dr. Arasheben's attention, I did not feel that my concern was taken seriously or adequately addressed. Initially, I treated it as an isolated mistake, but over time I experienced additional issues that caused me to lose confidence in the practice. Most recently, when I asked about my overdue annual physical, I was told that it was my responsibility to keep track of when my annual examinations were due. When I expressed my dissatisfaction with the level of care, I was essentially told that if I was unhappy, I could find another primary-care physician. After being a patient for five years, this was extremely disappointing. In my experience, the practice today feels much more focused on running and expanding a business than providing the attentive, disciplined primary care that I received when I first became a patient. Based on my recent experiences, particularly the repeated prescription errors and the response to my concerns, I can no longer recommend this practice as a primary-care provider.

Dr. Armin Arasheban is an old-school doctor in the best sense of the word. He seems to take care of…read moreeach patient as though they were a member of his own family--proactive, thoughtful, and always putting the person first. I've never met Dr. Arasheban personally, but I've been a physician for over 10 years and have encountered many patients who have him as their doctor. What has always stood out to me is how consistently they speak about him with a level of appreciation and trust that goes beyond simply being satisfied with their medical care. That kind of relationship between a physician and patient is increasingly rare. The impression I've gotten over the years is of a doctor who genuinely cares about his patients and takes personal responsibility for helping them navigate their health. That deserves recognition.