Dr. Quijada is very professional, genuine and supportive. She always takes the time to listen…read morecarefully an responds in kind. She and her team make themselves readily available, by phone or text, responding quickly to inquiries. I give my HIGHEST Recommendation to anyone in need of quality Psychiatry.

Very unprofessional; stay away. Late for a video appointment, disorganized, disheveled, did not…read morehave my info available (was it reviewed?), had to find it while I waited. Appeared to be soliciting me for another clinic! She was bobbing back and forth using a STANDING TREADMILL the entire time we talked. Did not know drug interactions and contraindications. Very disappointed.

Dr Depala is a compassionate being that really helped me to understand my diagnoses. I never felt…read morerushed when at my appointments, and was continuously reminded that I could reach out any time I needed. His empathy was extremely appreciated since my last psychiatrist was fairly cold. The ONLY reason why I am transferring care, is because of an international move at the end of the month. Otherwise, I would continue to be his patient for as long as he is practicing. I highly recommend Dr Depala if you are in need of quality, compassionate care, he is the best!!

I have been seeing Dr Depala for approx 4 yrs. My opinion of him has not changed from the time I…read morehad my first appointment. I find him to be professional. If my mood changes in anyway he doesn't ignore my symptoms but listens to me. He is not a therapist but he does share a positive thought or a coping tool I can use if I need it. I highly recommend him. C.P.

Dr. Murphy is a wonderful doctor. Very thoughtful and thorough. Unkike many who push medications,…read moreDr. Murphy is careful and cautious in prescribing just anything. He listens to concerns of both parents and children. One drawback, Dr. Murphy has a very long waiting list. Once I called it took almost 8 months to get in to see him. They do offer a wait list. Even though it took a long time to get in, I have absolutely no regrets. I highly reccomend Dr. Murphy.

If I could leave less than one star I would but unfortunately it is not offered through yelp. I was…read morereferred to Dr Murphy by a friend who is currently a patient. I needed help regarding my child who is suffering with depression. I called Dr Murphy's office and spoke to his office manager and explained the situation. The caring response I received from this office : SORRY, THE PRACTICE IS CLOSED TO NEW PATIENTS. There were no suggestions or referrals offered to me. NOTHING about how dangerous depression could be in young people. Door slammed right in my face! A perfect example of how a doctor just doesn't give a damn unless you are billable.

I have gone to her for years (with a few doctors in between when she left and I couldn't find her)…read moreand she is the best doctor I have ever had. She listens to you, makes sure she undertands what you are staying, and suggests what you do next, with alternatives if there are any. I am worried because Graybill has not been answering their phones for several days and I haven't been able to find out if they are closed or whether Dr. Boyatt still practices there. I will be very upset if I have lost her.

I was very impressed with their professional organized office. They have their act together here…read moreat this office and Doctor Kelly Boyatt is good at what she does. I feel good being a new patient with Dr Kelly Boyatt. She's very knowledgeable and experienced at what she does! I feel blessed to have found such a high skilled Doctor, and blessed to be under her care. I do highly recommend this professional office.

If I could give more stars I would. Dr. Arthur is fantastic! Not only is she extremely informative,…read moreshe's caring, on time and takes the time to make you feel comfortable. I am typically a terrible person during recovery. I felt so comfortable going into this surgery, I had no anxiety and felt great waking up. This was the easiest recovery I have had. Her office staff and the surgery team at rancho springs are incredible. I am so appreciative of everyone!

This review is for the office staff--…read more I got a referral to see Dr Arthur. Mt referral specifically stated I was being seen for endometriosis and adenomyosis. When I called to schedule, I was asked what I would be seen for. I told them, endometriosis and adenomyosis. Fast for 4 months to the day before my appointment, they call me and tell me Dr Arthur doesn't treat those conditions, so I need to cancel. In the four months of waiting for my appointment, I had called the staff 3 separate times because of issues with scheduling and insurance. Each time, I again stated what I was being seen for. It's absolutely ridiculous that they waited until the day before my appointment to say I couldn't be seen.

Dr White and her staff are knowledgeable and very professional. I have a very complicated medical…read morebackground. Dr White sent me for a bunch of testing so she could be able to give me accurate answers regarding my pulmonary issues. They were able to do many of the tests in their office. The respiratory therapist was able to show me better ways to ensure my inhaler was getting in to my lungs. I also had my sleep study done in their office. The gentleman that helped me was kind and patient. He answered any questions that he could. He also asked me questions about my sleep study which made me feel more confident in the process. Dr White has also had interns in with her and they have been very kind and professional. Dr White was able to diagnose that I have a paralyzed diaphragm and I know from previous x rays that I have had this for 5 years that no one before had bothered to diagnose. I will be getting a review of more tests next week. So far this has been one of the best experiences I have had in a Drs office. Dr White was through in looking thru what my other specialists had done so she could be as accurate as possible in her final diagnosis. So far so good I am glad my general practitioner sent me to her. She always spends time to see if I had questions regarding what we have done so far and she has never rushed me out. Thank you Dr White .

I have been looking for pulmonology reviews, and I seem to just be getting sleep apnea patient…read morereviews. So far, I am a new pulmonology patient with Dr. White and I absolutely love her and all of the staff. I wasn't very nice. One of the times I was in. I'm stressed out and the staff was so understanding and help me calm down. I will place another review as I get further into , my care with Dr. White. I have 85% chance of having cancer and my upper left lobe of my lung so I'm pretty scared. I just wanna get everything over with lol and I know that's not possible, one step at a time. She will be doing a biopsy going in my windpipe into the lung. I will leave another review. So far I want to give Dr. White and her team kudos, they're awesome thank you so much

DO NOT ATTEND I am a…read moreparent of children currently under the care of a therapist at this facility, and my experience has been extremely negative. The therapist, Mallory Physell, stated that I was not permitted to participate in therapy with my children because I allegedly lacked "clearance" from social services. This claim is completely false, unsupported, and unsubstantiated. No documentation, court order, or agency directive exists that would prohibit my involvement. Ironically, repairing and supporting my relationship with my children is the very reason this therapist was engaged. When I asked Ms. Physell to clarify her statement or provide a reference to a case, policy, or California law that would prevent my participation, she admitted that she did not know and was unable to cite anything. Despite this, she maintained her position and refused to provide further explanation, stating she was "too busy" to address the issue. I found this conduct unprofessional, dismissive, and deeply concerning--especially given the significant impact such statements can have on family relationships. Making unsupported claims about a parent's ability to participate in therapy creates unnecessary division and undermines the therapeutic purpose. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this facility to families seeking collaborative, ethical, and informed therapeutic support.

This place is scary. I had "therapy" with several of the providers here. Tim was the first. From…read morethe start I felt something was wrong. He treated me like a criminal. As if I was not capable of getting better. One time he mentioned that I "hired" him . . . as if I could not reject or disagree with what he was saying. I stayed with him for one year. He is friendly and easy to converse with; just judgemental. He is capable of helping, but you have to take "the good with the bad." The real problem was with the subsequent therapists. What I remember of Lauren is that she yelled a lot; screaming at me as if I was a bad child. Gail was friendly, but I imagined her nagging me to accomplish my goals. I did not stay with her. Jonathan was the worse. He was defensive from the very start. In the first "session," he asked me what my goals for therapy were? I said that I did not know. He responded: "How do you expect me to work with you if you don't have any goals?!?" I had another "therapist" after Jonathan, that wanted to know why I did not work out with Jonathan? That was all she wanted to talk about. That's all she asked, and she was upset, raising her voice and demanding an answer. Over the telephone, I talked with a guy named Crowe, who said that he would not give me another therapist because I've already worked with six of their therapists and did not like any of them. The thing is, he made it sound like I was at fault. 100%. Because of Crowe's self-righteous and condescending attitude, I feel this is a dangerous place. Therapists are not saints. What they do have, though, is a responsibility to the client, which a number of them did not show.

I usually don't write reviews, especially not reviews for someone whom I have only had one…read moreinterview session with. But I decided to write this one because it was an interesting/perplexing experience to me. I had a 50 minute interview session with this therapist. At the end of the interview, we both agreed that we are not a good match to each other. I read some of the good reviews for him before scheduling an appointment, and I can certainly see how this therapist can be helpful to certain patients and I can fully understand why they like him. I was hoping that I would have a good experience with him myself when I scheduled the first session. I have done a lot of deep work before. Everything the other reviewers were talking about and everything this therapist was saying about my patterns in the interview session made sense to me. These comments/suggestions resonated with what I worked on before and what I am looking for in a therapist. I was really hopeful that this therapist would be a good match for me. He has the insight and the analytical mind set, he clearly knows deep issues and wants to help patients to make progress quickly. Part of me was saying to myself: This should work. And yet we didn't connect by the end of the interview session. He was watching me, knowing that there was trauma and painful struggle, but he seemed to expect the patient to open up to him and go deep in the first 50 minutes of an interview session. I didn't get the impression that he got me at the emotional level and was holding the patient in their struggles, that he got the hint that I knew what I was doing and I am very capable of talking openly in therapy, but just not in the first 50 minutes, with someone I hadn't made the connection yet. To me, this was an interview session and I needed to see if there was empathy and connection first before exploring something deep and painful. In fact, I almost got the impression that maybe his emphasis is not so much to heal the patient in the therapeutic relationship dynamic, but rather to provide insight so that the understanding of the issue is reached quickly. His approach can work very well to certain patients, but I have seen other great therapists who provide the same type of insights, deep into childhood or traumatic experiences, making connections to the present pervasive patterns...etc. But in addition to all of that, the other therapists I had good experiences with also had an emphasis in the healing aspect of the therapeutic relationship, so that the patient experiences the interpersonal relationship differently than the bad ones they had in their past. For some reason, this healing aspect of the patient-therapist relationship dynamics was not experienced in my first 50 minutes of an interview session with this therapist.

After several years of helpful sessions, I had to terminate my work with Dr. Asturias for what I…read moreconsider to be an unforgivable betrayal of my mental health needs related to gender identity/gender transition. After so much that was helpful in other areas, it took me completely by surprise that he was so resistant to helping me in this regard (wouldn't even discuss it with me beyond a flat refusal, didn't give me a name of someone else I could consult). I had to sort it all out with all new providers that didn't know me at all. The trust we spent building up over years was instantly vaporized. Five stars for the PTSD work, one star for the gender related issues, average it out to three stars.