I had a total knee replacement and my leg has been swollen. My orthopedic surgeon ruled out DVT so…read morehe referred me to PEDES. I saw Dr. Goldstein. What a kind and personable doctor. He took the time to explain everything and show me images so I would understand what was going on with my leg. He sent me for an MRV at Crown Valley Imaging in Newport Beach. I returned to him and discussed the plan. I never felt rushed or dismissed. His office staff are equally amazing. I wish their office was closer to my home but... I make the drive for that level of care and compassion

UNBELIEVABLE!!!!! I…read morehave been to Pedes OC twice trying to see Joe Hewitt. The first time I had to wait for him for 40+ min and I got fed up so they brought in Dr. Goldstein. Then they did an ultrasound and I did a MRI and when I came in, so they could give me the results, I had to wait for Joe Hewitt almost an hour and they couldn't have cared less. I really get irritated when people think that their time is more important than mine or medical offices that just EXPECT patients to wait an hour to see a doctor because the office and the doctor don't have evolved time-management skills. This is very backward and adds unnecessary stress to my day on a Friday when I have so many appointments scheduled. Pedes OC does not respect my time. I work Monday-Thursday and I can schedule all my appointments on a Friday. When I came in here today, I was out at 6:30am and didn't even have breakfast. I was running around non stop and was very upset and hungry by the time I got here at 1pm. A simple consultation should not take 50 min just to talk to the patient. I have important things that I want to do on my day off and it's INFURIATING when a doctor thinks that I have nothing to do and nowhere to be on a Friday. After waiting ONE HOUR for Joe Hewitt, I'm told he won't see me and that I need to come back to see Dr. Goldstein. They made me wait ONE HOUR just to tell me this. Joe didn't even have the common courtesy, consideration nor professionalism to come and say this to me himself. Joe needs to go back to school and learn better time management skills and common courtesy. It's a real shame that after a MD from UCSF and a MBA from USC, that Joe Hewitt STILL doesn't know how to manage his time with patients so that I won't be sitting in the patient room for an hour. The following Monday, I was scheduled to see Dr. Goldstein via telehealth between 4-5pm. I got a voicemail saying he's in a procedure and they'll call me after 5pm when I'm at the gym. THIS HAS GOT TO BE THE MOST PATHETIC AND INCOMPETENT MEDICAL BUSINESS I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING!

What an amazing physician. I appreciate Dr. Kazemi's direct and caring approach to managing my…read morehealth with annual wellness checkups and medical intervention. My blood pressure and cholesterol levels are looking good and I am thankful to the caring staff and Dr. Kazemi for their professional and caring approach to patient care. Recommended

I moved from another state and was happy to find an Iranian cardiologist. Unfortunately, my…read moreexperience was very disappointing. On October 2, I had a scheduled appointment at 10:00 a.m. to review my previous test results, but before 9:00 a.m., I became seriously ill and had to call 911 and go to the hospital by ambulance. While in the ambulance, I tried to cancel my appointment out of courtesy but accidentally called the doctor's personal cell phone instead of the office. The office later questioned why I had called her personal number rather than showing any concern about my medical emergency. Since my appointment was only to review previous test results, the doctor could have easily called me to check on my condition and discuss the results. However, no one followed up or offered to reschedule. After a week, I contacted the office myself and was met with a dismissive attitude, although someone eventually listened to my concerns. I expected more compassion, professionalism, and follow-up from a cardiologist. This experience left me deeply disappointed and without confidence in continuing my care at this office.

Cannot recommend Advanced Vein Center enough if you have any veins you need taken care of. I was on…read morea journey to correcting the veins and puffiness that was in my leg and I was really nervous to do so. I had been to a few clinics where I did not feel comfortable when having consultations done and I wish I would have started with Advanced. From the moment of my first consultation and ultrasound, it was already an amazing and such in depth process that I knew I wanted to move forward with them. They explained each procedure I needed to have done and why, helped me with the insurance process, and after each treatment I was given so much guidance and aftercare. Dr wise, Sergio, Layla, Jackie, and their other techs made me feel so welcomed i actually looked forward to going to my appointments instead of being nervous, and I couldn't be more thankful for all the work they did. If you need any kind of treatments done for the veins, this is your place, look no further. I can't wait to go back to treat any little spider veins I have. 10/10 recommend, thank you so so much!

Very good service from skilled team. Got rid of the varicose veins and it looks and feels much…read morebetter!

I've been going to California Vein Specialists and seeing Dr. Leary for years. I've been to other…read morevein specialists in the past, but I never received the same level of professional care and often felt uncomfortable with the experience. With Dr. Leary and his team, I feel completely different. I trust them to be honest with me, explain the facts, and recommend what is actually best for me. The entire team is professional, knowledgeable, and makes me feel comfortable every time I'm there. When it comes to my care, trust is extremely important. I highly recommend Dr. Leary and his team.

excellent support service wonderful interaction and getting the result you need. I appreciate the…read morequality and respect I have received from everyone there.

I reached out to Dr. Nishanian's office to inquire about making an appointment regarding peripheral…read moreartery disease, which is listed among the conditions treated on their website. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing from the outset. I was repeatedly told by the staff to call back because they had not yet spoken with the doctor. During this time, I reviewed their New Patient Form and was surprised to find it was a mix of scanned pages and typed text--requiring patients to print, complete by hand, and then return via scan or in person. This felt outdated in an era where fillable PDF forms are the norm. Out of curiosity and as a personal learning exercise, I created an electronic fillable version of their form. Since I had already put the work in, I offered it to the office in case it might be useful for them and for future patients. My offer was not acknowledged, and shortly thereafter I received a call stating that they could not treat my condition because they did not have the appropriate equipment. While I understand that not every specialist has the facilities to treat all patients, I find it discouraging that the process of even getting an appointment was handled so dismissively. The lack of interest in improving outdated processes, combined with the sudden rejection of my case, left me with the impression that patient access and experience are not priorities for this practice. In today's medical environment, efficiency, compassion, and inclusivity matter as much as technical expertise. Unfortunately, my interaction with this office did not reflect those values.

This is a tough review for me to write bc I both respect Dr. Nishanian and credit him for making a…read morevery difficult call with my father's foot and leg at the hospital. He's clearly experienced, not just in his expertise but with the benefit of age and history within this speciality. He was the intervening vascular surgeon in a complex case that would've either killed my father or left him in shambles. He was candid with me, astute in his observation of what we should expect, compassionate in all the right ways about a 73yo man whose care had undoubtedly been mishandled by other doctors who should've caught things earlier, and he helped me make the right call. My disappointment is in his refusal to follow-up with my father afterwards. The reasoning I got was that he didn't take such a complex case. But the irony is that not only was he the doctor I kept trying to make an appt with before my father's foot infection complicated his PAD but couldn't bc the online portal repeatedly failed to secure the appts or link to the office; but also that while he called out other doctors for not giving my dad the attention he needed, the good doc absolved himself of it too. When the office reads this, I want them to know that even the initial vascular surgeon (Dr. Nabi) refused to see my dad citing excuses with insurance. So the two vascular surgeons who saw my father and oversaw his care w an entire team don't want this mess of a man on their hands. And I ask where's the compassion and conscience in all this? Unless he's actively dying or has the right insurance it seems, he doesn't matter. What's the point when the doctors themselves abandon a man bc he's too broken to fix? It speaks to a disgraceful healthcare system that may train the best but leave so much to be desired, particularly with the aging population. I naturally won't seek care here or there, and we'll have to find someone else who's willing to give my old man a chance, but the doctors and the system have failed us. And I have lost my father bc of this very attitude throughout my his care. An unconscionable unwillingness. Still, I thank Dr. Nishanian for what he did. And I guess my advice for others is to get yourselves and your folks in before they're too broken. Bc no one cares.

We are incredibly grateful to the dedicated team at [Pedes Orange County] and to Dr. Hewett and Dr…read more Goldstein for their ongoing care for my father. He has faced multiple vascular surgeries this year, and his recent ultrasound showed concerning findings. We were hopeful for one more procedure before year's end to help prevent further complications. Unfortunately, we've been unable to reach the team despite our best efforts, and my father's foot condition continues to worsen. This is an urgent situation for him and our family, and we're seeking immediate guidance and a clear plan of care. If anyone has recommendations for: how best to reach the care team (phone, after-hours lines, or patient portal), alternative contact points within the same medical group or hospital, or guidance on next steps for urgent vascular/foot care, we would be profoundly grateful.

I saw Dr. Goldstein at Pedes Orange County. I was supposed to originally see Dr Hewitt, but after a…read morelengthy wait time, they brought in Dr Goldstein to see me. Dr. Goldstein recommended an MRI, and afterwards, I was supposed to see Dr Hewitt, but once again, after waiting an hour, dr. Hewitt said that he will not see me and that I should come back and see Dr Goldstein. I was supposed to have a telehealth appointment with him on the following Monday, but I got a phone call saying that he is in a procedure, and then I never heard back from the office again. I feel that I was abandoned by Pedes Orange County, and both by Dr. Hewitt and Goldstein, and this is unacceptable.

I had an excellent experience .The staff was professional and welcoming, making me feel comfortable…read morefrom the moment I walked in. The consultation was thorough, and the treatment options were explained clearly, addressing all my concerns.

I was deceived about their network status before my appointment. My first question when calling was…read morewhether they were an in-network provider. A staff member named Teresa told me she would find out and called me back within minutes to confirm they were in-network. Based on that assurance, I scheduled and attended my appointment. Afterward, my insurance's explanation of benefits showed the provider is actually OUT of network. Now I'm being billed for an ultrasound I never would have agreed to had I known the truth. Being misinformed about network status -- whether through negligence or intentional misrepresentation -- is unacceptable. Patients make healthcare decisions based on cost, and this kind of error causes real financial harm. I would urge anyone to independently verify with your insurance company before any appointment here.

Efficient & helpful office staff, I had am ultrasound of my legs & feet and appreciated the care…read moreand expertise of Emily, the Tech w who performed my tests. Thank you.

Always an enjoyable experience! Service with a smile…read moreWaiting area is inviting and comfortable Couldn't find a better group of doctors, technicians, and staff. Highly recommend!

I call Dr. Mady Dr. Miracle. Before I saw him I was wearing compression socks, which were very…read moredifficult to use, and my legs remained very swollen. With Dr. Mady's treatment the swelling has subsided and no more compression socks. He is a miracle worker. He is also a warm human being who lives by the highest ethical and moral standards. He does not recommend the typical expensive unsatisfactory treatments offered by many vascular specialists. It would be impossible to praise him too highly.

I am healed and have kept up my visits for three years, referred by my Cardiologist, after one…read morevisit and a treatment my swelling in legs was on the mend, after two weeks and follow up, I am sure I can share this fine Dr. with all who seek his care,

The care here is awesome. Would recommend to everyone. They are very knowledgeable and answer all…read moreyour questions.

Great personal physician experience. Came up with a great game plan to treat my issues and move…read moreforward. Excellent care and office staff was extremely friendly. I would absolutely recommend!