Dr. Korula is very kind, patient and thorough. I'm 100% comfortable and confident in the level of…read morecare he provides and the plan he put in place for me. I would highly recommend him to anyone in search of a GI provider or Hepatologist. His office staff are wonderful as well!

Yes. Dr Korula is friendly, professional & highly knowledgeable. He's also thorough & takes his…read moretime to listen & explains any medical services required. His nurse is friendly & courteous. I highly recommend Dr Korula for GI & hematologic medical services.

I have been a patient of Dr c h w a for several decades. His education Connection with other…read moredoctors and overall approach as my personal physician has kept me in the best medical shape I can possibly be in all areas of my life Dr Chua has always been there through all faces of my life . I'm truly grateful to him . And his office staff is always there to answer questions and very helpful with prescriptions and appointments to get my prescriptions on time and my office visits so I can get on with my life.

Dr. Eric Chwa has been my doctor for over 30 years and I'm still seeing him now. He spends his…read moretime with his patients. There for, the wait time might be a bit long, however, you will not be disappointed when you see him, because he goes through everything carefully with you. He never fail to send me to a specialist when needed. Never fail to call back when I left a message, also he called me as late as 10 pm just to get back to you on his busy schedules. That's caring. I have most of my other doctors at USC now. The issues with these large medical facilities, they do not pass my records to the outside doctors. now USC took over Arcadia Hospital. Hopefully he is in the loop now. Very good doctor.

My entire family has been seeing Dr. James Wang for more than 10 years. He's the best! Effective,…read morecaring, knowledgeable, and honest. Any medical updates that he is not aware of, he will say, "Let me look into it." And then give you an answer. Dr. Wang speaks English, Spanish, Marian, and Taiwanese. He is an excellent primary/family doctor for us and everyone. In addition, the front desk lady, Mandy, is very helpful and charming. The nurse is also nice. This clinic absolutely deserves a 5-star rating. Family Li & Wong

Dr. James Wang is a very patient and responsible family doctor. Our whole family, including my…read moreparents and my 90-year-old grandmother, sees him. He is kind, thorough, and efficient, and always puts patients first. His front desk staff, Mandy, and the nurses are also very warm and welcoming, making every visit a pleasant experience. Highly recommended!

I called to reschedule a missed appointment That occurred due to a family emergency. Before calling…read moreI verified with my insurance company that this provider does not accept this insurance. A rude and very unprofessional receptionist answered the call and informed me in a very rude manner that this insurance is not accept it. This interaction felt dismissive and and discourteous. I truly believe that patient should be treated respectfully. and before i forget to mentioned this Dr. office does takes my insurance is juse this lady refused service because i kindly recommend her to slow down and to speak respectfully.

He is very knowledgeable and very helpful to his patients. He has been our family doctor for over…read more10 years. His expertise is much appreciated and helpful to everyone. The staffs are very friendly and nice. Always with a smile.

They really do nickel and dime you for everything at this office. I came in for my physical and…read morethey charged me a copay for my visit. However, preventative care is 100% covered. When i inquired about it, the front desk person told me she didn't have me down for physical. I asked what did she have me down for? And it was a physical. So then asked if there was any other medical needs or questions i needed to ask the doctor today? and when i said no, she refunded me my copay. A week later, someone from their office called me and asked me to come in so i can discuss my blood results with a doctor. They also gave me the option to do this over the phone and SURPRISE!!!! THEY WANTED TO CHARGE ME ANOTHER COPAY!!!! At my old PCP, they did not charge me a second copay for discussing my results. if you don't want to be nickeled and dimed for everything, then i suggest you look for another doctor's office. But i would say the doctor's here are actually very nice. They do listen to your concerns and i did not feel rushed during my appointment.

I question the authenticity of the positive reviews that initially drew me to this clinic. In my…read moreexperience, the doctor exhibited a troubling need to exert strong control over others and demonstrated minimal compassion toward a severely ill patient. Upon learning that the patient had sought emergency care at another hospital--while still honoring the scheduled appointment at this clinic--the doctor became visibly upset and subsequently refused to continue providing medical services, despite the patient attending the appointment as planned. This highly unprofessional behavior has led us to consider filing formal complaints through the appropriate channels."

COVID-19: Social distancing is not enforced at this establishment. All of the staff wears a mask…read more All patients are not expected to wear a mask. It's optional now. The staff also wears gloves when handling bodily fluids or when touching patients. There are some hand sanitizers available for patients to use. This place is open and available with limited capacity. They are sanitizing in between patients. I mention these things in my reviews for the sake of protecting immunocompromised people like the elderly and people sick with cancer and other illnesses. COVID-19 Vaccination Proof: This establishment currently does not require proof of vaccination. While I was here in this establishment, I asked if they had any special offers and they weren't offering any at the moment. They also do not allow pets in their establishment UNLESS it's a service animal. Parking: The parking lot for this establishment is behind the building and it is very small. The lot does get full quickly, so you may have to find some street parking, but that shouldn't be an issue. Establishment: The establishment itself is very clean, neat, tidy, small, and organized. They recently moved to a new location, and I love everything except the parking lot because it's so small. A nice upgrade in office space. Yay! Staff: The staff here are very friendly, kind, warm, welcoming, and helpful. They accept both cash and credit cards. There is no credit card minimum. Dr. Jen, as always, is very professional, compassionate, empathetic, and knowledgeable. He doesn't rush, and he truly listens to his patients. I love that he isn't dismissive at all. My favorite doctor as an adult.

My first time here. And honestly I hadn't gone to a doctor for a check-up since the start of the…read morepandemic and had been putting it off for some time since I felt fine, but finally decided it was time before I was way overdue for one. And dare I say it was a very pleasant visit to Dr. Jen's office for the most part... compared to other doctor visits I've been to, going to Dr. Jen definitely won't be daunting compared to others I've been to. My first impression of the place was already a good start, with a very friendly staff and I appreciate that this place seems to keep things in order where I seemed to be the only patient in the office at the time (which is great for the pandemic situation). Dr. Jen was very thorough in my check-up and I specifically came here to also get a pap smear all at once. Very professional throughout, including his female staff member. The pap smear wasn't all that bad (granted my body wasn't cooperating for part of it but that's not his fault) and he made sure I was comfortable the whole time too. Logistics-wise, it was about 3 months out from when I made my appointment call, but I was ok with it since I didn't have an urgent reason. Office itself is in a good location. It's on the 3rd floor and you can find the entrance to the elevators next to the pharmacy. Bonus for the lab being downstairs if you need to get your blood drawn in the future after the doctor's visit, so it's nice that everything you need is in one location. There's free parking around the building and I didn't have trouble snagging a spot on a Friday afternoon.

The front desk lady completely denied us at first and said that they were not taking any new…read morepatients, which is really strange because Wang Fang Rong was listed as our primary care for two years already; we just haven't seen them. They responded by saying that as of 2020, they just don't accept HMOs anymore. Which also didn't make sense since my boyfriend's family members go here. Eventually we were able to argue to the point where the front lady gave up and we came in to see him. He asked a few questions and then immediately prescribed us a bunch of medications, one for breathing, one for anxiety, and one for allergies. We asked for a referral to a specialist in psychology, but he just gave us Ativan immediately. We tried to ask, but he said take this first. I thought normally you would try to have the patient talk to a specialist or provide a holistic approach before prescribing medication, especially since it's a controlled substance and can be easily abused. Then we left and that was it.

Doctor is nice besides he need to give you MRI testing. If you want some simple cold checks you…read morecould go here, but last year I broke my leg with PPO insurance. This doctor told me they could not call insurance company for proof I had broken leg. I have to go another doctor to give me prescription. But why he give me a form to fill all information and let me give the form to Arcadia MRI center initially. It's a cheating.

I've been seeing Dr. Ho regularly for about two years as my primary care physician for an ongoing…read moremedical treatment that requires consistent monitoring and follow-up. Over that time, my blood work and treatment results were generally positive, and from a clinical standpoint things were going well. That said, there were a few issues that became frustrating over time. Even when visits were only to review routine lab results, Dr. Ho refused to do phone or virtual appointments. I often waited 30+ minutes in the lobby, drove through traffic both ways, and then had a 10-15 minute conversation that easily could have been handled remotely. The bigger problem came recently when my insurance changed from UnitedHealthcare to Cigna after more than seven years. I proactively called the office to update my information and was told they do not accept Cigna. No real explanation was given beyond "we're not set up with them." I then offered to pay cash and handle reimbursement myself through my insurance, which would have required no extra work from their office. That was also declined, simply because I technically have insurance -- insurance they don't accept. At that point it became clear the office no longer wanted me as a patient. For someone in the middle of long-term treatment, this was extremely frustrating and disruptive. Between the rigid appointment policies and the refusal to work with either my new insurance or a self-pay option, I've decided to find a new primary care doctor. Very disappointing experience after being a loyal patient for two years.

What could be more frustrating than feeling unheard or unsupported by your own doctor--especially…read morewhen you're trying to advocate for your health? After my original primary care doctor opted out of the medical group associated with my insurance, I decided to find a new PCP. I chose Dr. Ho based on many positive reviews and was hopeful I'd receive attentive and thoughtful care. Unfortunately, that hasn't been my experience. I scheduled my annual checkup, and the appointment was relatively easy to make--easier than with my previous doctor. During the visit, Dr. Ho took time to go over my family medical history and current concerns, spending nearly an hour explaining various medical terms. While thorough, it felt more like he was showcasing his medical knowledge rather than truly listening or showing empathy. I mentioned a specific concern--a small lump near my uterus--and requested an ultrasound. Dr. Ho dismissed it at first, saying if there were a tumor or cyst, I would not be able to feel it clearly from my skin. Thankfully, he still agreed to send me for an ultrasound and gave me a referral to an OBGYN for further evaluation. However, things quickly went downhill from there. The ultrasound referral had my last name spelled incorrectly. I'm still unsure whether that error came from Dr. Ho's office or the medical group. I also never received the referral letter to the OBGYN. When I called the office multiple times to follow up, the front desk staff was impatient and quick to blame the medical group for the name mix-up and the missing referral. I contacted the medical group myself--they corrected my name but told me Dr. Ho's office never submitted the OBGYN referral. I decided to move forward with the ultrasound anyway. That's when things got even more frustrating. The ultrasound technician informed me the referral was only for an abdominal ultrasound, not a pelvic/uterine one. As a non-native English speaker, I had assumed the referral covered the area I was concerned about. Instead, I ended up with a scan of everything except what I asked for. When I called Dr. Ho's office to clarify, the staff insisted that the abdominal ultrasound was "sufficient" and told me to speak to the OBGYN about uterine concerns--again, the referral I never got. After more back and forth, they said they'd resubmit the referral. Two weeks later, I still hadn't received anything, but I was able to get the referral number from the medical group. When I finally tried to book an appointment with the OBGYN, their office told me the referral was only for a pap smear, not for evaluating my actual concerns. On the same day, Dr. Ho's office called to discuss my ultrasound results. I asked again about the proper referral, and the front desk staff responded dismissively, saying it was the OBGYN's responsibility now--or that I should just come in to talk to Dr. Ho again. At this point, I'd had enough. I shouldn't have to fight this hard for basic coordination of care. I don't feel heard, cared for, or respected--not by Dr. Ho, and certainly not by his staff. I've decided to switch primary doctors. No one should have to chase down referrals, correct clerical mistakes themselves, or beg for appropriate testing--especially when it comes to something as important as your reproductive health.