As you get older, the one thing you wanna make sure of is that your heart is OK. Dr. Avalos was…read morerecommended by my general physician and is in the same building so I've seen him for a few years and he constantly amazes me on how he listens and then reacts and moves forward. I was very lucky today and that I was pronounced incredibly healthy with a strong heart and I don't need to go to see him for six months, but I would highly recommend him for anyone looking for a cardiologist.. also I want to give a shout out to his assistance at the front office team who are very very effective.

I don't understand the negative comments but everyone has their own experience. My experience with…read moreDr. Shiv Sab with my father was exceptional. From the very start, he clearly communicated with us and explained all details of the symptoms, the procedure and the potential risks. I was very pleased with the level of honesty and communication and of course, the procedure. The human aspect of his approach is solid. I would go to again but prefer not to for obvious reasons.

Great Cardiologist, I have been seeing him since 2007 and have always had the best of care. He…read morehas places two stents in blocked arteries and has taken exceptional care of me. He was practicing strictly out of the hospital for a while, but is back in private practice. Highly recommended.

I have found Drs. Etedali and Ajir to be attentive listeners and effective communicators. I trust…read moretheir specialist referrals, which resulted in diagnosis other specialists missed. Drs. Etedali and Ajir treat the whole person, not just the symptoms. I have been a patient of theirs for over ten years. NW

I had a truly terrible experience with this doctor. He was condescending and dismissive about many…read moreof my concerns, including with respect to conditions for which I have received a prior diagnosis. He routinely failed to have my Rx's filled unless I followed up with him multiple times - I've never had this issue with a doctor. On one occasion, his failure to timely call-in my Rx resulted in my having to wait 45 days to have it refilled due to a nationwide shortage (the pharmacy confirmed that had he called it in on-time, I would have had no issue). The last straw occurred most recently, in which it took 7 days after an appointment for him to call in the Rx for a medicine (for which lack of access could be life-threatening), despite following up with his office 3 times and them failing to call me back after saying they would. It wasn't until I stopped by in person that he finally filled the Rx. This office was an absolute nightmare.

I was referred to Dr. Samani by my neurologist to help manage a lifelong, permanent medical…read morecondition that I have been navigating for the past year. From my very first visit, I have felt genuinely cared for and supported by Dr. Samani and her team. Managing a complex condition requires ongoing assessment, diagnostic testing, monitoring, and sometimes thoughtful trial and error to find the right balance and improve quality of life. Dr. Samani has been proactive, knowledgeable, and attentive throughout this process. When I provide the office with blood pressure readings and symptom updates, they respond promptly with professional recommendations and guidance. I am incredibly grateful to have found this practice and to have Dr. Samani as part of my care team. Her expertise, compassion, and commitment to patient care have made a significant difference in my medical journey. I would confidently recommend Dr. Samani to anyone seeking a knowledgeable, competent, and reputable cardiologist. The office staff are also exceptional and contribute greatly to the positive experience. They are professional, responsive, kind, and truly an asset to the practice.

Dr Pargol Saman is a great cardiologist very knowledgeable and trustworthy, I highly recommend…read morethem, the office manager and all her staffs are very caring and friendly!

I was an established patient there in the midst of a cardiology work up with the doctor who Dr…read more Brion referred me to. Suddenly, (2025) I was told they no longer accepted my insurance. Today, while trying to locate a rheumatologist through my health insurance app, Dr. Paul Brion's name was listed as a contracted provider. I called United Healthcare (UHC), and Gabby confirmed that I am indeed listed as an active member with the policy and that Dr. Brion is contracted. We then called Sharp Medical Group (SMG) on three-way, and we spoke w Jonathan. He also told me that I am active w both UHC and SMG, and so is Dr. Brion. Jonathan confirmed that there was an auth on file. I was given the auth number and the dates that the auth was good for (5/1 - 10/28). When Jonathan called on four-way for us, Dr. Brion's answering srvc picked up, so Jonathan left a msg for them to call me to sch the appt. I called Dr. Brion's ofc a bit later to get sch'd. I just barely missed their call. The person didn't leave their name, but they did leave me a vm, asking me to call back to schedule. So I attempted to do so. (if I am able, I'll attach the transcribed message left by their ofc). When I called (solo), Brenda answered. She told me my info wasnt listed online in the Sharp portal, and there was no auth on file. She said there was NO record of me in the Sharp database. When I asked her if we could plz call them on three-way to clear up the misunderstanding, she literally said to me, "No; I have other calls." She acted as if I was inconveniencing her by calling. She left me on hold for an extended period of time before telling me she would not do anything to assist. I asked who the manager was and if I could speak with that person. She told me her name was Tiffany, and "she only works remotely." she says she's left Tiffany a msg to call me. So, I hv to call Sharp back to try to get assistance with sch'ing w Dr.Brion's ofc. Everyone was on the same page except the Dr. B's ofc. I spk w Amanda with SMG. She confirmed all the info I had gotten from the previous call w Jonathan and Gabby. Amanda calls Dr. B's ofc again, on three-way. Rosio picked up. Amanda again asked to speak with Brenda, who we were told "was tied up." After a couple of minutes, Rosio found my info online, and she noted I had been an est'd patient there since 2024. After Amanda offered her an auth and a ref number, Rosio said she DID see an active referral and authorization on file for me... They just needed my PCP to change one of my procedure codes from a "99215 to a 99214" (A procedure code ofcs use for billing purposes. If Im able, I'll attach a pic of the comparison between the two billing codes. After establishing it was a procedure code holding things up, Amanda directly asked Rosio why Brenda turned me away. She said was bc Brenda told me I needed to have those codes updated. That was absolutely not the case. Brenda gaslit me, and she stonewalled the appointment process. She never mentioned a procedure code. I would've been happy to contact my PCP's office to request the update on the auth. Brenda told me I wa in the system at all. There's no authorization. Open and shut. "Leave me alone." My professional and personal lives hv been consumed with medicine and Public Health. other pts would give up. I'm not trying to rob a bank. I'm trying to sch a follow up appt w my doctor. Ultimately, I wasn't able to sch the appt I've been working on all day. Fortunately, I felt very seen and heard by Amanda w SMG. She also noted the way in which we were brushed off, and Rosio was covering for Brenda in that call. Amanda commented to me that Brenda's behavior was completely unacceptable (she actually used the word "embarrassing") , and she'll be reporting his ofc and staff to management within SMG. She apologized to me for the way I was treated, though she doesn't work for his ofc. It's challenging to hv many different specialists and continually be given pushback as if I am (you are) doing something wrong by trying to sch an appt. Pts shouldn't end up in tears after calling your ofc. If you treat me that way, you treat other patients the same. We all know the expression, "one bad seed..." This is unfortunate. Dr. Brion is an excellent doctor. As a patient, you have options. If the staff is abusive, try to find another doctor.

I've been going to Doctor Brion for 10 years and he has managed my condition to the highest degree…read more He is kind , professional and his primary concern is your health. Earlier in the year I had a life threatening condition which put me in hospital for a month. My wife who was understandably frazzle was calling Doctors who I had pending appts. Dr Brion was one. He offered and did help my wife and contacted various people to explain my condition. She really had a load taken off her. Bottom line Dr Brion is not only a great doctor but also a great person

Thorough and pleasant doctor. Great bedside manner. Very pleasant and efficient front office staff…read moreas well.

I'm very happy for the same-day request for an appointment. An incident happened the day before &…read moreI'm the wait it out person. As I was leaving, the assistant encouraged me to return on the same day of another incident. She was so kind & assured me they would always fit me into their schedule. I felt so taken care of. Many docs would send me to a med express. Dr O'Brien & staff are very caring.

Dr Cadman is great! We have been seeing her for almost 10 years now and we are ompletely satisfied…read morewith her care. She is very thorough, caring and confident. We won't go anywhere else.

My husband and I have been seeing Dr. Cadman for about 15 years. She is so professional. She is…read morethorough, thoughtful and will take the time to get to the bottom of an unusual set of symptoms. She asks probative questions in order to get a full picture. She is prompt in updating me on blood work and testing. Best doctor we've ever had!

I was seen on time! The MA and provider were authentic, competent, and caring…read more The medical options suggested took effect immediately!

I really don't understand why urgent care and primary care patients share the same waiting room. I…read morecame in for a routine check-up, but ended up sitting in the same space as people who were clearly sick and there for urgent care. It feels unnecessary to expose patients who are coming in for regular appointments to illnesses they might otherwise avoid. I left my appointment genuinely worried that I might end up catching a cold or something else just from sitting in the waiting room. I really hope the clinic considers a better system to separate urgent care patients from those coming in for routine primary care visits.