Dr Zardouz and his staff were very pleasant and helpful. Dr Zardouz was very patient and…read moreunderstanding as to what i was explaining to him about my pain and took all the time it needed and made me feel more at ease and confident about helping me with my concerns . thank you Dr Zardouz. I would absolutely recommend him and the care he gives!

I am a new patient of Dr Shohet. I recently went to see him to have my hearing evaluated. His…read morestaff was professional, and he took the time to ask questions and listen to my concerns. The most impressive thing about him was that after I had an MRI and he received the results he called me immediately to let me know that everything was fine so that I didn't have to worry for the next 10 days before my next appointment with him. I don't know another physician that has ever done that before. I just want to sincerely thank him for taking the time to do that. I would highly recommend his office! Thank you Dr shohet!!

I have just had a hearing test and a replacement tube fitted due to my chronic otitis media…read morecondition. I had a comprehensive hearing test before meeting with Dr Shohet to discuss my condition. I cannot praise this practice enough from the initial checking in to checkout. The whole process was extremely professional and the staff were very polite and courteous. Regarding my appointment with Dr Shohet he diagnosed fluid in my middle ear and drained it before inserting a new tube. We both agreed I needed to review my current hearing aids (which I had obtained from a major retailer) as I have moderate to severe hearing loss. I am looking to schedule an appointment with the audiology department and feel very confident they will address my issues going forward.

Dr. Courtney Voelker is an amazing doctor. Her education is top notch, she's extremely skilled and…read moreexperienced, and she's got a fantastic bedside manner. She is generous, patient, and clear in her communication and clearly cares about her patients. She performed a stapedectomy for my husband and he's hearing better than he has in ten years! I also saw Dr. Voelker personally for a separate issue and she was great - I felt very comfortable with her. I highly recommend Dr. Voelker as an ENT and surgeon, you couldn't find yourself in better hands. The supporting staff is great too.

I keep calling to ask a question about my appointment and the staff is always forwarding me to the…read moreafter hours center. I've called at 11 am, 1 pm and 2 pm on Thursday, Friday, Monday and Tuesday... they did finally give me a call back Tuesday morning very early and I missed it. Tried calling them again when I saw the missed call and now they're not answering my calls once more. I suffer with my condition every day, and the process to resolve it keeps getting pushed back just because their staff isn't getting back to me/their patients that need them. This is disheartening to say the least.

Wow! I've struggled with horrible symptoms with my AB device for 10 years and I only met her for 30…read moremins and helped me make an appointment with the audiologist the next day. I can feel my life is turning around. I cried and she understood. She made me feel like I'm not crazy anymore!

Dr Kari is an amazing physician, surgeon and person. Finding someone that you feel confident…read morehanding your child over to for surgery is no small task. I interviewed and researched many doctors and I knew right away when I met Kari, that she was something special. She treated not only myself, but my 7 year old daughter with the utmost respect and care. She earned our complete confidence and I am so thankful we found her. We are a little over a month out from a cochlear implant surgery and my daughter healed beautifully and is thriving! Thank you Dr Kari for everything! I hope we never need your services again, but if we do, I'm so thankful that we have you on our team!

Still a 5. Saw Dr. Paula Liquidano Pak to program & check my new Cochlear upgrade. She was…read moreextremely patient & thorough & explaining to me. First time I saw her & I was very pleased with her thoroughness cause many times these days with medical appointments you get rushed out the door. I highly recommend House Clinic, Dr. Rak & PIH to all. Hope this helps someone on their audiology journey.

Suffering from tinnitus, vertigo, all the aboue. This place it the best. Had a endolymphatic shunt…read moresurgery by Dr Kevin Peng.. Dr House understudy.. could not of gone better.. there's always bumps.. no vertigo.. tinnitus better.. The staff a helpful, and professional.. Would recommend this office after you exhausted all vertigo options..A++

Dr deSilva can seem 'cool' when you first meet him. What he…read moreis doing, after two years with him is listening and trying to figure out what is going on. I came into his office two years ago fainting, walking into walls reason unknown? I had spent a YEAR with my cardiologist doing every test on the planet. He had no answer. No advice. No offer to help. I was holding my husband to walk. I had damaged my lower body so badly from the last fainting spell that I am currently finally surgically getting all repaired (new knees, torn ankle ligaments, possible hip replacement) Dr deSilva was the ONLY Dr who took the time and interest to study my history. The answer actually was simple. My body had become unable to accept beta-blockers, my pressure meds (that I had been taking for over 15 years) He made the change, and in days.... I could walk by myself. No more walking into walls, and all the other terrifying things that came with it. I will forever be thankful, and greatly yo him. Yea, getting refills can take some time- this is true. So, make time. And PREPARE. Thank You Dr. M.

If I could give a zero it would be to good for them! Good luck getting refills filled. The Dr., or…read morethe office staff aren't willing to help. I just got a call from the office manager stating that it is not their fault if they don't have my prescription refilled. It falls on the Dr. I tried for over a week and never got results. I finally had my primary fill it for me. It is never ok for the office manager to call a patient and be. Overbearing rude. I mentioned to Dr. De Silva on my last visit that the office staff needed improvements. I guess he really doesn't care! Or know to what extent how terrible it really is. I will never step foot in that office again. I have Multiple Sclerosis and I don't need the stress.

This is part of UCI Health within the UCI Medical Center campus. The doctors are great. They show…read moregenuine interest in me (the patient). All of the staff are kind and caring. The laboratory shares the same space, so any bloodwork is done on site. Very easy and convenient. The parking structure is very close to the entrance. And... they validate parking!

I left my appointment here today in tears…read more I'm 35 and seven weeks out from a traumatic brain injury that resulted in loss of smell. I came to this appointment hoping for a thoughtful rhinology evaluation, a careful review of my imaging, and an evidence-based discussion about what recovery might realistically look like. I scored 7/40 on the UPSIT, which was already difficult enough to process. What upset me far more was the way the prognosis was communicated. I was told that recovery from traumatic smell loss is "very, very, very, very rare," that smell training is primarily helpful for viral smell loss, and that my cribriform plate had essentially "razored" my olfactory nerves. Those are extraordinarily frightening things to tell someone who is only seven weeks into recovery, particularly before my actual imaging had been meaningfully reviewed with me. I am a clinical scientist. I do not expect physicians to give false reassurance, and I am fully capable of hearing difficult medical information. What I do expect is precision, context, and acknowledgment of uncertainty when the underlying injury cannot actually be seen or confirmed from the information available. There is a tremendous difference between discussing possible mechanisms of traumatic anosmia and speaking as though irreversible nerve destruction has already been established. I came in looking for medical guidance. I left feeling as though a permanent outcome had been pronounced over me. Patients with brain injuries are already dealing with an enormous amount physically and emotionally. The language used in these appointments matters. You can be scientifically honest without removing every ounce of hope from someone who is still very early in recovery. I'm seeking another opinion.

Like many other patients, I was scammed by Dr. Rice. He charged me for procedures that were never…read moredone and lied about my condition. Two other doctors I saw told me that I absolutely do not have a deviated septum while he said I needed "immediate surgery". I would avoid him at all costs.

Amazing care by Dr Jacqueline and the staff is incredible. They are helpful and go out of their…read moreway to explain things and provide top-notch service. And Jaqui is an incredible manager as well. When looking for a hearing specialist, the best place to stop is Shohet Ear Associates in Seal Beach

The provider I saw seemingly had no info on file for me, so it was like a blind appointment…read more I sent my referral docs myself as well as some medical history/records and my medical group also sent referrals and health records directly to the office but somehow none of it seemed to end up in my chart for the doctor to see. I also followed up twice with office staff prior to my appointment about the intake forms that I was told would get texted to me and both times they acted annoyed that I was asking; my second follow up a man on the phone laughed at me and said the text would be a few days ahead of the appointment but it never came. I even arrived early on purpose for my appointment and told office staff I never received the texted intake form and again they seemed annoyed. They confirmed my cell # and said they'd text them right then for me to fill out but then they had me sign just an arbitration form then almost immediately put me in a room early and I never got that text to fill out the intake forms and the provider came in early. The provider I'm sure did the best they could with zero information and health history for me, but honestly it was a wholly unproductive appointment and I 100% regret coming. I cried in my car after my appointment because I was so frustrated. I waited weeks for this appointment and missed work for this appointment and spent time preparing by sending and ordering records and it was all for nothing. My suggestion is bipass the office staff completely and go old school and bring hard copies of your referrals and any health history/medical records and make your own list of things like medications and hand them directly to your provider so they actually know info about you and why you are there.