Dr Avedik Semerjian is a great Renal doctor. I'm in dialysis and he sees me in the clinic about…read moreonce a month. I feel better now than I have in about a year. The clinic in Los Alamitos (Davita) is very well managed under his supervision.

From the owner: The team at Southland Renal Medical Group includes nephrologists and kidney specialists ready to…read moreassist residents of Southern California at their kidney treatment centers in Long Beach, Downey, Los Alamitos, and Fountain Valley California. Southland Renal Medical Group is committed to providing patients with high-quality, kind, compassionate, and comprehensive care, regardless of the stage of kidney disease they have when they come to the practice. The practice offers a variety of services, including treatment and management for chronic kidney disease (CKD), polycystic kidney disease (PKD), glomerulonephritis, acute kidney failure, home dialysis, kidney stones, high blood pressure (hypertension), diabetes, and more. The team can also evaluate kidney transplantation, including living kidney transplants and deceased donor renal transplantation. The practice is led by skilled physicians who are knowledgeable, experienced, and passionate about education and individualized care. The practice provides integrated medical services based on a value-based model. Often working with area hospitals, medical groups, health plans, and dialysis facilities. Southland Renal Medical Group works with different insurance companies and independent practice associations as well. If you want dedicated, comprehensive kidney care that you can trust, reach out to Southland Renal Medical Group today. Book your appointment online or over the phone with the practice's friendly staff.

If there was a way to leave zero stars that would definitely be a more appropriate rating. My…read morefather had an appointment to see Dr. Victor Kabbany on two separate occasions at this office in Los Alamitos. Initially the appt was made at 9:30, we arrived at 9am and was told the dr wouldn't be in the office till 1:30. Ok. Odd but It may have just been a simple mistake so we rescheduled for today at 1:30pm. We arrived at 1pm, we were put in a room, and we waited.... and waited... and waited... till about 2:30 when my dad got frustrated and finally said "let's go!". We were referred by our PCP and I could not believe the service or lack thereof that this place provides to their patients. We left, and we will never come back. This is unacceptable for a medical practice to be ran so poorly and for the doctor to have little to no regard for people's time. FIND ANOTHER NEPHROLOGY OFFICE! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.

Doctor Rubin is a really good doctor. I have worked in the medical field for over 20 years and can…read moretell if a doctor really cares about what he does and doctor Rubin really is a caring compassionate and thoroughly knowledgeable in his specialty field of nephorology. He is an old school medical practitioner and very practical and logical in his care process. He does more listening then talking and wants to really help in getting my issue resolved. I felt complete confidence in his 30 plus years of experience and also his genuine care that he has shown to me thus far in my visits. His front office staff is quick and helpful. His nurse in the back office very personable and caring and also showed a genuine concern for my issue. Thanks so much. Would recommend to family and friends if needed.

This is the second time I have tried to get a hold of this doctor with his front staff constantly…read moresaying he doesn't have time to see patients. He doesn't have time to see patients unless you are friends or relatives of his front office staff. I grew up in medicine and I have never seen a bunch of less caring individuals. If I could give him a ZERO I would have done so. Last time I took my mother to his office he had the guts to complain that he had to pass on attending a lunch conference to see us. Dr Moe, if you have this level of disdain for your patients, please do all of us a favor and go do something else with your life!

I began seeing Dr. Moe over three years ago. He is a Nephrologist. I came to him with a history…read moreof kidney cancer, swollen legs and feet, and high blood pressure. From the very first visit, he truly listened to my concerns. He looked at my medications, eliminated some, adjusted others, and added two new ones. By my next appointment, my blood pressure was down, my kidney output had increased, and I had lost 20 pounds of fluid. I honestly felt better than I had in years! Dr. Moe takes the time to explain lab results and treatments in a way that's clear and respectful. He's attentive, genuinely cares about his patients, and never makes me feel rushed--even when his schedule is busy. Because of his love for his specialty and his positive reactions to positive outcomes, he makes you feel like you're part of a team!

Absolutely appalled at the scheduling coordinator's lack of professionalism, inept abilities and…read morehorrible attitude. Her name is Bee and should not have a job interacting with the public. Obviously people are reaching out to make an appointment for a health issue and to have to be subject to someone like Bee is absolutely infuriating. There are plenty of nephrologists out there in which you would not have to deal with this lady, I highly suggest going elsewhere.

I am the daughter of a patient that has been seen by Dr. Maasarani for over 20 years. I am forever…read moregrateful for his attentiveness, professionalism and kind heart in meeting my fathers needs and guiding my mom with all the medications. Dr. Maasarani makes himself available 24-7 for his patients. The staff at Coast Nephrology are very warm hearted, treat patients with respect and care about them just as much as he does. Dr. Maasarani doesn't seem like just a doctor, but a true friend because he cares that much. Dr. Maasarani has been a blessing to me and my family.

If Dr Moe takes you as a patient, consider yourself lucky…read more My problem has been with the clinic(s) that he visits. I had to change Doctors because I wanted to use DaVita Los Alamitos which he doesn't visit.

Dr. Moe is as good as it gets. Expert physician and scientist on every level. No bs, just the facts…read moreand stays current on the latest advancements in medicine in general and as it pertains to his specialty, Nephrology. I get valuable information from Dr. Moe and learn something new every time I see him.

Dr Semerjian is a great Dr. He treated my father for many…read moreyears, and I know he gave him extra years to be around his family. Thank you Dr semerjian and continue to do what you do so well.

Great office and great staff. I've been here for all sorts of ailments and they treat me…read moreRight every time. Knowledgeable and supportive are words that come to mind. I've seen a few of the staff and they always prescribe the correct medication and get me in and out.

I, have pick Dr DianaBryant MD for my new doctor my doctor of 11 years DrMaurice Bell just didn't…read morework out I, liked Dr Bell but I, just wasnt getting the care I, needed I, talked on the phone with Dr Bryant staff and they were very nice and helpful thank you so much Linda Fessenden....I would give her office staff a 5....

The staff is very friendly, all are very professional and thorough. It was a pleasure working with…read morethem. I appreciated their attentiveness.

I am writing this because I am tired of having my time treated like it doesn't matter…read more This is now the THIRD MONTH IN A ROW that my appointment with Dr. Fishman has been changed or canceled because of his schedule. The first time, I was told my office appointment was canceled because he would see me at the dialysis facility instead. Fine. I accepted it. The second time, my appointment was canceled because he was on vacation. Again, I accepted it. Now, for the third month in a row, I get another phone call telling me that my office appointment is being changed because he is going to see me at the dialysis center instead. No. At some point, enough is enough. I am a dialysis patient. My life already revolves around treatments, medications, lab work, and medical appointments. When an office gives me an appointment, I arrange my schedule around it. I expect that appointment to be honored. Patients are expected to show up on time, keep their appointments, and respect the doctor's schedule. Why doesn't that same respect go the other way? When I questioned why my appointment was being changed again, I was suddenly offered a virtual appointment for a later date. That immediately raised another question: if a virtual visit was available, why wasn't my original appointment simply kept or converted instead of being canceled? I'm not going to guess why this keeps happening because I don't know. What I do know is that it has happened three months in a row, and that is a pattern. Unfortunately, this isn't the only reason I've become frustrated with this dialysis center. Too often I feel like patients are expected to accept whatever happens without question, even when it repeatedly disrupts our lives. Respect shouldn't only flow in one direction. Dr. Fishman may be busy. I understand doctors have demanding schedules. But patients have lives too. We work, we have families, we arrange transportation, and we organize our entire day around these appointments. Our time is not disposable. After three consecutive appointment changes, I no longer feel that my time is being respected. That is unacceptable, and patients deserve better.

If I could give this doctor a -10 I would! This doctor treats you like he's a robot. He goes…read morethrough his routine and when you talk to him, he ignores you. I was having a stroke right in his office. I first noticed it when I arrived at the reception desk. The receptionist asked me what doctor I was there to see, and I couldn't talk. That should have been a clue for them to ask me if I was alright, but no, she just told me to have a seat. When I was in with the doctor, I was trying to speak, slurring my words and trying very hard to form each word. I said to him, "I'm not talking too well today." He didn't respond, turned to me and said he would see me in a year and walked out of the exam room. I drove home (yes I did very carefully), and a friend called me as I came in my house. He said he couldn't understand me and he was calling 9-1-1. The paramedics came, started me on an IV, and said their tests indicated I had a stroke and needed to be transported to the hospital. This doctor shouldn't be treating anyone! I wrote him an email, describing my visit to him, and he never responded. I'm not through with him yet!!!