Great team admins doctors nurses lab so friendly fly and professional, they have all the equipments…read morethere

"Dr Tavari". This piece of shit killed my mother with his "care". Ran blood tests for almost 2 yrs…read moreand says "we can't find what's wrong with your mom" I told him my cousin was experiencing the same issues as my mother and was prescribed ivermectin and was relieved of all symptoms in one month. He told me "We don't do that here." This sman is a killer, a total piece of shit, and I hope everything bad in life happens to him and his family

Dr Yousefia is kind, personable, great diagnostician, very thorough, knowledgeable physician. I…read morehave Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and he is very reassuring. He is a 5 star Doctor who has it all. His assistant is lovely also.

Outstanding physician with impeccable care, knowledge, and resources he and his staff are truly…read moreremarkable with their tender care ,efficiently and follow up . Never await always assist with any medication needs and references. He has given me the greatest comfort. THANK YOU DR YOUSEFIA & Staff

Just met this doctor today. He was actually volunteering at the Thousand Oaks free clinic. He was…read morevery patient and knowledgeable and allowed me to discuss all my irregularities and worries. He did not try to look at me for 10 minutes and rush me out the door like all my doctors have done. I haven't had any medical insurance for a long time and at 50 years old and somehealth issues I'm way overdue for a checkup. He saw me late (a 6 p.m. appointment). I was his last patient of the day and he did not rush anything. I have another appointment at this clinic in three weeks unfortunately he will not be there but I have nothing but great things to say of him. Thanks Doc !!!

was a patient of dr reisser for at least 20 years. totally loved him. and as a nurse and former…read moreemployee at the local hospital..ages and ages ago... i can tell you..many of my co workers spoke very highly of him and went to him. cant tell you the number of folks i knew/know when they asked me for a good doc, i told them about doc reisser. he spent tremendous amount of time listening to me. he wrote everything down so i wouldnt forget. didnt rush me out the door.. the one beef.. ok a big big beef i have.. is that he went to this VIP thing. guess it is call concierge doctor or something. you gotta pay like 1500 bucks a year to be able to see him. he was getting so super busy because everyone knew he was great. so he signed up for this thing to make things easier. man big big big bummer. i had to go to a new doc and i am not happy. nowhere near the quality i had before. if you can afford it, and live in TO area.. i highly highly reccommend doc reisser. he is the very best. if i win the lottery... i am soooo going back to him...

I want to take a moment to recognize the exceptional care I received from Dr. Adrian Huffard during…read moremy recent ER visit. From the moment he entered the room, Dr. Huffard was warm, calm, and genuinely attentive. I came in with a complex and fairly uncommon issue, and instead of brushing it off or rushing through the encounter, he took the time to truly listen to my experience and concerns. He ordered and reviewed my imaging personally, explained his findings clearly, and validated what I was feeling rather than dismissing it. What stood out most was his receptiveness and willingness to go above and beyond: he took the initiative to research this unique specialty in real time so he could communicate with me more accurately and thoughtfully. He also helped me identify and recommended top specialists for appropriate follow-up, which gave me clarity and peace of mind moving forward. I also want to acknowledge the male nurse who assisted during my visit (unfortunately I didn't catch his name). He was professional, kind, and made a stressful situation feel much more manageable. Too often people only leave reviews when something goes wrong. This experience was the opposite. Dr. Huffard exemplifies what patient-centered, competent, and compassionate care should look like. I'm extremely grateful and would not hesitate to recommend him. Sending sincere gratitude, positive health, and continued success to Dr. Huffard, the nursing staff, and all who read this. May your work continue to bring healing and reassurance to many.

This time it was my turn in the ER and it was no different than with my parents. This is a teaching…read morehospital and most of the students/residents are C students at best. As someone with a doctorate as well, I know what base level of critical thinking skills an MD should have. I was dressed like a professor and yet they still treated me like I was an idiot. Actually, maybe they felt threatened knowing that I would see right through their charade. I came in with severe vomiting for four days and I knew it was from a medication I was taking. I wanted to make sure it wasn't pancreatitis as that was a side effect of the medication. My heart rate was a little high from vomiting, not eating and also from an ADHD stimulant. The nurse looking at my heart rate said "ADHD stimulants do not affect heart rate." Are you for real? So they gave me an EKG. The first doctor said it was fine and he wasn't sure why they were holding me. Next a group of 5 somber and patronizing looking doctor/residents approached and said that my EKG was "alarming" and that I had just had a heart attack. I looked at him straight in the eyes and said "No, I didn't. I've been vomiting, that's why everything looks screwed up." Another doctor glared at me and asked me "Do you know how you got diabetes?" with a mocking look on his face. I responded "I sat on the same toilet seat as someone with diabetes." Another kept questioning my medications and why I was taking them. They didn't have the knowledge or critical thinking ability to understand that medications are used for different things including off-label use. Speaking of which, I had to go without one medication for three days because nobody could "find it in the system." Five of the doctors did not know what Rybelsus is. 2 of those 5 didn't know what Semaglutide is and what it's used for. That is disqualifying in my eyes. I easily met 30 different doctor/residents during my time in the ER. Every. single. one. asked the same damn thing over and over and said the same damn thing as the others over and over... right in front of each other! Some of them were fighting with other residents for who got to speak first. It was pathetic. Every resident/doctor in the ER was somber, angry, unsupportive, patronizing and egotistical. They set me off, and I was extremely furious and wasn't taking it from these clowns. I've never spoken to professionals the way that I spoke to these people. Their lack of bedside manner, lack of knowledge and lack of critical thinking skills did not warrant my respect. I was "diagnosed" with the following, by the staff using their Fisher Price doctor kit: - sepsis (nope) - heart attack (nope) - diabetic ketoacedosis (nope) - bad reaction to medication (that's the one!) I was stuck in that hell hole for THREE DAYS to do a series of tests on my heart, ALL of which came back normal. And the kicker? They never even admitted me! So now I am on the hook for "observation" rather than my insurance paying the bill for being admitted. The financial "counselor" offered me a 20% discount if I pay now! What is this? A used car lot? **This entire thing was an insurance scam** and I knew it from the second the residents/doctors overrode the other resident/doctor who said there was nothing wrong with my EKG. Boy is Los Robles already teaching these students to extort money from insurance companies. Good on them I guess. The care in the hospital itself was quite good. Shoutout to Susan/Susie who was a great nurse. There was also one female resident that was amazing and I unfortunately don't know her name. Dr Mehdi was also good. They were the only ones that were worth a damn.

UCLA Health, we meet again and again. First time at this…read morelocation, was a great experience! I accidentally went to the Calabasas office first because that's where my initial appointment was with this doctor but realized once I got there that I was supposed to be in Thousand Oaks! I called in and the staff were so helpful and still got me in even though I ended up being a little late. Staff were all so great, and Dr Natour is always so wonderful. It was a little cold in there so bring a coat ;) Parking is so easy, and free- not all UCLA Healths have free parking so always grateful for that.

First time at this office, Doctor was great! Gave me all…read morethe information I needed to make the right decision for my health care. Nurse was very helpful with answering my questions. The only downside was the parking lot, when I arrived it was completely packed, cars waiting to get a spot. Finally I got one, I was 10mins late to my appointment because of it. But when I left, the parking lot was empty . So it's the timing I guess.

Love Dr Jonokuchi but it's a six month wait to get in to see him. After my horrible experience with…read moreone of his Dignity Health Groups NPs today when I'm sick and desperately need antibiotics,(after 30 years as his patient) I'll be looking for a new primary care doctor. I wish he'd kept his private practice and not let a soulless corporation control his career

Dr Jonokuchi is the best doctor. He listens , caring & is just an amazing & helpful doctor! His…read morestaff , especially Amanda & Emily are so kind. Highly recommended Dr J !!

Dr. Nathan is one of the best doctors ever. Not only is he caring but he is one of the few doctors…read moreleft that listens to you, spends time explaining , & is never rushed. He will not quit until you are properly diagnosed & will also work in conjunction with other doctors. If I could give him 100 stars it still wouldn't be enough.

Dr Nathan is the best, and his nurse Sarah is even better!…read moreI've been going to Dr Nathan for 15+ years, and even after moving to South Orange county, I still make the drive to see him. Most of all he listens and I feel part of the "diagnostic team" as well as the team planning out course of action and medication. Many doctors review charts, graphs, reports, and a little physical evaluation, then tell you what you need to do and write scripts... He doesn't. If I feel a certain course of action is needed, we discuss it and agree on what it should be. He's careful to explain his concerns and the status of my health, when doctors in my past have not. The only slight, is that he see's lots of patients and that makes the office appt run slow. Likely a biproduct of him actually listening to me, rather than walking in with a predetermined plan of action. quite simply the best I've ever had.

We love dr. Rubin!! She came highly recommended by our hospital and we can see why! She is great…read morewith our newborn.

Dr. Rubin is a sympathetic and caring doctor. Our daughters have been seeing her since we moved…read moreto the area, some 6 years ago. She listens, is super friendly and extremely helpful.

Dr. Abdulhai and his staff are simply the best!…read more He is always thorough and works well with other Dr.s to ensure you're getting the best care. Sam is also so welcoming and on top of it. Thank you!

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Abdulhai and the entire team at Patriot Family Medicine…read more From the moment you walk in, you're met with a warm, efficient, and welcoming staff who keep everything running smoothly. Dr. Abdulhai, along with his NP and PA, is everything you want in a care team--astute, caring, detailed, and refreshingly no-nonsense. They don't waste time with fluff; they get straight to the point, while still making sure you feel heard, respected, and well taken care of. Their clinical knowledge is evident, and they take a thoughtful, thorough approach to your health without overcomplicating things. The office is clean, well-organized, and clearly values your time. I've never felt rushed, and every visit has left me confident I'm in capable hands. Highly recommend Dr. Abdulhai and his outstanding staff. This is exactly what modern primary care should look like.