Dr. Thomas Lowe has exceptional bedside manner. He's down to earth makes you feel very comfortable…read morewith any questions. He's very patient with you. Excellent care all around. I highly recommend him.

I had a serious case of iron deficiency anemia and was looking for a hematologist to work with when…read moreI came across Dr Lowe. He's calm, thorough, friendly and explains things well. I feel safe and well cared for by him, and most of the IV team upstairs. I definitely recommend him.

I will begin by stating that my father was a cardiologist and my ex a radiologist. It takes 3…read moreseconds to read an ultrasound. Instead, it took them two weeks to begrudgingly get back to me after an email and three phone calls to tell me my ultrasound was negative. I received the quickest phone call in the history of the universe and was given no direction other than to return to my primary on resolving my concern. If you're charging me over $300 plus whatever insurance paid you for a 2-minute appointment take five additional minutes and do a better job. Poor medicine far below the standard of care.

Not my favorite Office. The doctor was a little arrogant and the tests that were ordered were like…read morepulling teeth to get them scheduled in addition to the follow up. Nobody calls you with results thank God for the portal and ChatGPT as your new doctor. there is such discord in there to run a smooth operation .never heard from the doctor for results. Maybe they need a designated PA to call people with results after tests instead of Dr. ChatGPT. I did call twice to get information about the results and follow up and if I did not do that I would still be left empty-handed.

Rude, no compassion or empathy, and very condescending. My husband was recently diagnosed with…read morecolon cancer. My husband had a high fever and couldn't keep any food or liquids down. We called the after hour care cancer line; Dr Sikaria was the after hour physician. Not only did she take over an hour to call in his prescription, but when we called the following morning because he was still experiencing the same symptoms Dr Sikaria was extremely condescending to the point that I had to ask her to show some compassion in light of the circumstances. I would expect that an oncologist would demonstrate more patience and empathy for patients that are calling for assistance. Cancer is a scary thing, and we don't know what's normal or what to expect. Dr Sikaria seemed bothered like we had disturbed her, and her tone was anything but helpful. We are thankful that she is not my husband's oncologist. Perhaps she should not be part of the on call rotation. @Beth thank you for your reply and I apologize for the delayed reply, my husband was actually admitted to Torrance Memorial the following morning, and I have not been able to respond. I have completed the patient concerns form as you instructed and look forward to hearing from you . If you have access to listening to the recorded phone calls, I implore you to listen to the call to witness the lack of care. 1st call: 5/29/2023 @ approx 8pm 2nd call: 5/29/2023 @ approx 9pm 3rd call: 5/30/2023 @ approx 5am

Really love Dr. Sikaria! She's an excellent & very caring hematologist & the whole clinic is great…read more I went due to low hemoglobin/iron deficiency & had a couple iron infusions which quickly brought my levels back to normal. The nurses are so nice & super gentle there to. I truly appreciate the great care they give.

Dr Abe was my Pulmonologist at Torrance Memorial during my week stay. His expertise, patience and…read morekindness was excellent. He took the time to explain my diagnosis, treatment plan and advocated for me, as a patient. He also came in with a smile. He was so professional in the diagnosis - it wasn't easy to determine; he never gave up. I would definitely recommend Dr. Abe!

Dr. Abe, John is one of best doctor, who listened patient's complaints carefully and tested one by…read moreone very carefully before diagnosis. He provided a prescription and make periodic follow-up appointment schedule for future diagnosis and testings. I appreciate his thoughtful treatment and continuous follow-up. My conditions were much more improved. I want to express my sincere appreciation to Dr. Abe and his team nurse (Sorry I forgot her name).

I want to compliment the staff ! The people handling phone…read morecalls and appointments now are doing a great job! A Special compliment For Julie who spent Time trying to help me . She was kind and helpful. Thank you Julie. Also a compliment for Jamie . Jamie assists the Doctor and she is helpful and encouraging. Thank you Jamie for so many years of kindness. Good Doctors have good staff.

Was referred to this doctor, but was so turned off by the woman that answered the phone I stopped…read morethere. Seems to be echoing what a lot of people are saying below. It's also a red flag to me to hear that a doctor isn't interested or professional enough to hear feedback in order to improve. People who answer the phone need to remember that a lot of people who are calling are scared with a new diagnosis, and that kindness would go along way. Simple kindness. This place is a NO for me.

The actual medical procedure performed by Dr. Solomon was actually okay and has held up years later…read more(which is why I gave him 2 stars instead of one) but the reason for this 2 star review is for things that many other one and two star reviews cover. I was referred to Dr. Solomon a while back because I needed a hernia operation after an ultrasound confirmed that I had a hernia that needed to be repaired. My initial appointment with him went about as expected. He seemed a bit arrogant at first glance, and "all about the facts", but oddly devoid of compassion - which didn't mean much to me at the time, but I wish I had given heed to these warning signs at the very beginning! He examined me and said I believe you need to have your hernia operated on, and I agreed with him so we set up the surgery. It is also worth mentioning that I never saw him without medical students following him around, whether it was in his office or in the hospital for surgery - like he was holding court to show how important he is. My surgery was initially scheduled for 10:00 am and they ask you to come in 2 hours early to do paperwork and prep. The day before my surgery I got a call from his office. They said he had something clear off his schedule and asked if I was able to move my surgery 2 hours earlier at 8:00 am. I was fasting and knew that I would be getting hungry sooner than later so I was happy to get it over with earlier. The next day I came in at 6:00 am to get started. (Here is what other negative reviews have mentioned) I did my paperwork which went fast and they put me in a gown and took me to the pre-op area around 6:45 am...where I waited for hours because Dr. Solomon was nowhere to be found! They called him every hour and he didn't even pick up. Finally at 11:00 am he answered when the hospital called him and said he would be there as soon as he could. I was looking back at my paperwork and I checked in to the hospital at 6:00 am, and was given my pre-op antibiotics at 11:00 am when they actually talked to him and he confirmed that he was on his way in. I proceeded to wait another 3 hours until 2:00 pm when he finally strolled in, with a student by his side and when I asked why he was so late he arrogantly smirked and simply said he wasn't able to make it. Instead of having me come in 2 hours early, I wish they would have called and said he wouldn't be able to do my surgery until 2:00 pm. It was almost as if he purposely made me suffer longer, and then he was extremely smug about it. So from the time I got to the hospital till the time Dr. Solomon got there to do the surgery was 8 HOURS!!!!! - Absolutely inexcusable!! Normally in a situation like this I would have blown a gasket and raised a huge stink, but because it was just before my surgery, I didn't want to upset him or make him angry before he was about to do a major operation on me so I let it go. But I need to emphasize how hungry I was by this time, having not eaten anything since 6:00 pm the night before - not to mention having been in a hospital gown on an uncomfortable pre-op bed in a brightly lit area with other people for 8 hours. I have had many friends who had hernia surgery and every single one of them has emphasized how much pain they were in after the surgery and truly needed strong pain meds to get them through the first few days (which is understood to be a normal part of this particular surgery). After the surgery, Dr. Solomon told me and my girlfriend that he would not be giving me pain medication but that I should alternate taking 4 Tylenols and in 4 hours take 4 Ibuprofens, and that would be enough for the pain - so I did that for a couple of rounds until I woke up in the middle of the night writhing in pain and couldn't stand it, so I called the emergency on-call number and spoke to a doctor who said he would get me some pain medication. A few minutes later Dr. Solomon called me and tried to gaslight me saying that I shouldn't be in that much pain, but that he would send in a prescription for Tylenol 3 - which turns out is not much stronger that 4 Tylenols, at least for me. When I asked for something stronger he mentioned that he didn't do stronger things due to the addiction factor - At least give me a few days worth to get me through this incredible pain that you know I'm having doctor! - and understandably so with this particular operation!! It felt like he honestly wanted me to be in pain!! Again, it seems that Dr. Solomon revels in causing more pain to his patients than comforting and healing them! In conclusion, this was one of the worst medical experiences I've ever had. I can't remember being in more pain in my life. And the whole incident of being left waiting for 8 hours is just inexcusable! Especially since he had me come in 2 hours earlier. I have never had a doctor gaslight me into backing off and stay in pain. WTF!!!?? I would not wish this experience on my worst enemy! Do yourself a favor and dodge this bullet!!

Dr. Solomon is great! Very knowledgeable and kind. It's always a little nerve wrecking to have to…read moreundergo any surgical procedure but knowing that Dr. Solomon is taking care of you helps lessen the stress. Office staff is super friendly and helpful. I would always recommend to family and friends.

He does not explain anything or communicate . He is very rushed and if you are waiting for a call…read moreback...it never comes. He has a good personality but doesn't take his job seriously .. I do not recommend him .

I've been seeing Dr. Shiozaki and he's been amazing. He actually listens, explains things in a way…read moreI can understand, and never makes me feel rushed or judged. He's compassionate, thorough, and you can tell he really cares about his patients, not just the chart. I feel like I'm in good hands with him and I'm grateful to have him as my doctor. I'll be seeing you soon for that yearly check up.

Dr Faynsod is an amazing surgeon. My fiancé had colon cancer surgery by him and it went as…read moreexpected. He has such a great bed side manner and explained everything that was going to be happening and what to expect after. He couldn't stress enough to call with any questions. His surgery was two weeks ago and he is doing awesome. Couldn't have asked for a better adrenal gland. I would highly recommend him.

Extremely professional and compassionate office staff. Attempts to be flexible with your schedule…read moreif possible. I was referred to Dr. Faynsod via my primary care physician - Dr. David Campisi's PA - Vicky Penny (she's wonderful!) Dr. ordered an MRI and will have a surgery in the near future. Sitting in an oncologists office is - at least for me - stressful - but most do-able when you're in such a professional and compassionate environment. Dr. Faynsod is a great listener and will answer all your questions without you feeling rushed - he takes time with you. If you are referred to him - don't hesitate.