My first experience with this office was in 2016. I was a patient of Dr. Saddiq's. I saw him…read moremonthly for many years I was very happy with the practice. I felt well cared for. In August 2022 I was in a major car accident. I spent a year in hospitals, acute care facilities, surgeries, and finally a nursing home to recover. In August 2023 I was discharged from the nursing home. I assumed that I would go back to my wonderful doctor Saddiq. However, when I tried to make an appointment, I was informed by his Office manager (wife) that my physician no longer wanted to be my physician and that they had a staff meeting about me to make this decision. Evidently they felt my case was too complicated for the physician to handle. This left me in a very confused and upset position as I was now being discharged from the nursing home with no trusted physician to care for me outpatient. I have now been home a year. The transition has been exceedingly difficult because instead of working with a trusted physician who I knew well, I have had to use the nursing home physician who practices 3 cities away from where I live. Not a great time to be shopping around for a long term physitian and specialists. This has been a profound challenge, adjusting to being home as a new paraplegic who needs continued care. I have tried talking with the office staff at this office to see if we could mediate whatever the concerns were that they had. I have felt like the treatment from their front office and the silence from Dr. Saddiq himself has been less than kind this last year. I thought long and hard before writing this review, but in light of the way that I have been treated in the last attempts to discuss this with them I came to the conclusion that this review is long overdue. I find myself wondering what happened to the wonderful physician that I used to work with in this office? What did I do wrong? In full disclosure, I would've been a bit of a project when I first came out of the nursing home. I need orders for durable medical equipment, changes in medication, help withdrawing from pain meds. And home health care. I did it all successfully alone. And in May of this year I weaned myself off pain meds with no help from doctors. While I wish no ill will on this staff and I forgive them, I still feel hurt that I was left to fend for myself, deal w a broken Insurance and medical system and lost a great doctor I trusted as I recovered.

Great staff and doctors. Never have held me for extended time in the waiting room. Have gone the…read moreextra mile to help me with out of the norm situations.

Very clean and staff is polite and efficient! Dr.'s know what they are talking about and caring!read more

Office is on top of all your needs, documents needed are given to Grady. Dr gives all the attention…read moreyou need. He takes the time to listen what concerns you. I also love that, when you leave message Dr a message he returns your call and talks to you. Can't ask for more in 100% happy with the service.

OMG‼All the boxes 5 Stars receptionist, Olivia, very pleasant, helpful, just that extra touch you…read moreare blessed to have in the doctors office‼ Assistant, Vanessa, amazing, focused and sweet at the same time, extremely comforting way about her‼ AND Dr.Kamel, the icing on the cake‼ No joke‼ God, please make all of my doctors like him‼ My sisters and brothers, here is the answer to your prayers for a podiatrist‼ God IS good‼ Trust me‼ My type of care? Pain in my left foot at every step‼ Glass in my foot for two years :( Don't wait any longer for relief!!! Dr. Kamel will help!!!

Good doctor but they need to see their integration with Zocdoc. I've used their app frequently…read morewithout issues but this time, the doctor wasn't in the office the day of my appointment. If they can't figure out Zocdoc sync then don't use them or just services on there. Many ppl use this app. If I couldn't book the appointment thru ZocDoc, I would've called the office directly. I'll file a complaint about Zocdoc too.

I am a patient of Dr.Nirav Amin Thank you so much for doing…read moresuch a great job on my total right knee replacement.l'm still recovering with a great outcome.l would highly recommend him for feature total knee replacements. Leo was also very helpful Helen Johnson

I've been super happy with the care I received with Dr. Basmajian and his team. He is very…read moreknowledgeable and attentive and addressed all my concerns. I feel at ease and comfortable with him...and I trust him. The office is always clean and his staff is always friendly.

I had a very positive experience with Dr Lilley. He is an excellent hand surgeon, very experienced,…read moregreat bedside manners, and very helpful providing suggestions for aftercare. I am very happy with the results of my treatment and would highly recommend anyone to him. The office staff and assistants are also very professional and easy to talk to. Overall, great experience!

Doctor Patel is one of the best orthopedic doctors I've ever met. He's caring, takes time with his…read morepatients, and answers all questions. He performed both my rotator cuff surgery and reverse shoulder replacement. If you need surgery, I definitely recommend Dr. Patel. I have also seen Dr. Corrales, Dr Lilley, and Dr Kamel and they are all great Doctors.

Had left hip replaced and then developed neuropathy in right foot. Had an awful experience in San…read moreDimas hospital because of lack of care. Had to be taken to Casa Colina for 9 days of recovery for lung infection.

My son injured his arm Sunday evening and urgent care didn't do anything for us but tell hahahaha…read moreto seek out an orthopedic surgeon. Miss day morning I called first thing after finding Dr. Malinick on yelp, the staff was very helpful and were able to accommodate us same day. The young lady I spoke with went above and beyond to help us. We waited about 30 min but that was to be expected since we were squeezed in at the last minute. Once We saw the doctor my 10 year old was immediately comforted. What a stark contrast from the Urgent Care doctor. His bedside manner was kind and gentle. He explained the process and possible outcomes in a way that my son could understand. I'm very grateful to have found Dr. Malinick's practice. I highly recommend him and his practice.

So, I was doing something I probably should not be doing at my age anymore (or at the very least,…read morebeing a lot more cautious, LOL!!). Went sledding with kiddos over the last winter break. My elbow must have hit a rock or something else jutting out of the snow on the way down one of the runs. Fast forward to almost four months later and I'm still having pain! I start thinking, maybe I should get this checked out and make sure I don't have a fracture or something. I've never seen an orthopedic doctor in my life--so wasn't sure what to expect. I saw another doctor in this office (Dr. Bouz). He is a straight shooter kind of guy (which is fine with me). The office has the ability to do Xrays internally so there is no need to wait to get them done or for results. The technician who took the pictures for me was a joyful person who I could tell really loves his job. The receptionist was super helpful, patient, and kind from the time of booking the appointment until I left. All around great office visit where I got the answers I needed and in a very efficient manner. I hope to not have to come to this office again for any reason, but if I do, it's nice to know there is a solid choice so nearby. :-)

I thought this doc was a bit rude. Making me cry in the office is pretty much the qualifier for…read morerudeness. I was trying to tell him what happened to me in two accidents and which body parts were hurt in those accidents. That's how insurance companies think - per event and which body parts were involved in the date of injury. He kept wanting to go over it by body part. I sort of get that, but come ON! Try listening when a patient is taking to you. "OK, What happened that day? What body parts were hurt? were any hurt on both days?" Any moron should get it. But that's the problem with orthopedic surgeons, they all have a god complex. They want to cut and sew you back together so they can congratulate themselves on their handiwork. I walked out and went back to my general practitioner. That was a probably a mistake on some levels. I might have been able to get MRIs and cortisone shots sooner. I can't help but think that good bedside manner is important. "Ma'am, I can see you're upset. Do your best to tell me what happened so I can treat you." Unfortunately, social skills are often an afterthought rather than millions they are going to make as doctors. My grandfather was a family practitioner and he was nice to everyone. He saved people's lives. And if you couldn't pay, he would treat you anyway. Those days are over.

Dr. Bayley is an excellent Physician. I have followed his practice since 1978. His patients and…read morestaff are treated well. Dr. Bayley is a very talented Surgeon and his patient care and bedside manner are fantastic. If you're looking for an Orthopedic Surgeon that you can trust make an appointment and see for yourself.

Dr BOUZ did my back surgery about 20 years ago. He was honest in that when he went in it was to…read moreremove a defective disc. And when in there couldn't justify removing it as it was healthy looking. He did find two irritated nerves pinched in a hole and made the hole bigger. It worked and the disc was saved. I'd love to go back to Dr BOUZ for maintenance on the area he opened. I highly recommend Dr. BOUZ as he knows his stuff.