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    I have had nothing but problems with this office BEFORE I've even seen Dr. Wareham. He came so…read morehighly recommended by friends and colleagues. It took them 4 days to get back to me with insurance approval. When I first called they said they would have it by the end of day (Monday). I called and they said try back Tuesday. Never heard back. Finally Thursday I called again and they said the ID #s weren't correct. I read her my group ID # which she said was the same info they had. She asked me to send her my card. Twenty minutes later they had approval. What??? So I made an appt to see Dr. Wareham the following Thursday (today). Today I go there at 10:00 to fill out necessary history. My appt was at 10:30. I then was called in at 11:15. The nurse told me Dr. Cho would be right with me. Dr. Cho?? I said. My appt is with Dr. Wareham I told her. The office booked me with a different doctor! The earliest I could get in to see Dr.Wareham would be in 3 weeks they told me. While in the back before all this happened, I gave the nurse a list of all medications I'm on for Epilepsy, Diabetes and Heart Disease. When I was leaving the doctor's office I asked for my list back. The nurse gave me a printout from their computer which she had already entered and ripped up the list I gave her. Fine. I could print out another copy; however, once I was home I looked at the printout which she entered and it was wrong! So now I can't get in to see Dr. Wareham for 3 weeks. This is my 5th week with Vertigo. Office staff was nice however incompetent and beyond frustrating.

    Five stars for the doctor but 1 star for his staff so I made the review three stars. His front desk…read moreassociate is extremely rude and the other staff had great difficulty faxing over a test multiple times. I am not sure if I will go back to this doctor because of his staff only.....

    Shervin Aminpour, MD - One month post op!

    Shervin Aminpour, MD

    4.3(479 reviews)
    8.7 mi•West Hills

    Dr. Shervin Aminpour changed my life. When I was 12 years old, I got accidentally hit on the nose…read morewith a hockey stick in PE class. It broke my nose. I was afraid to tell my parents. Even though they noticed my nose looked crooked all of a sudden, I denied it out of fear, because I was afraid of doctors/hospitals at the time. I couldn't breathe well out of my right nostril. A few years later I started to notice the change in my face due to this unaddressed fracture. I hated how I looked in the mirror and I didn't feel like myself. In my late teens I went to my primary doc, told them I think I broke my nose, and explained the injury. The doctor took a look at me and said my nose was completely normal, didn't address the obstructed right nostril, and said my nose just changed because of puberty and it was my underlying genetics that made me look that way. I was disappointed but accepted what they said because they were an MD, and I didn't want to undergo an unnecessary procedure. Fast forward many years and I just couldn't shake the feeling that something was not right. I stumbled upon a picture of myself before the injury and that was the final straw that led me to seek a second opinion. I searched online for different docs and wanted to find someone who specialized in this form of reconstruction and cosmetic procedure. Long story short, I found Dr. Aminpour. The second he walked into the examination room, without even reading my file, he took one look at me and said "You broke your nose." I cannot emphasize enough how relieving this was for me. I felt like I was crazy for seeing something wrong when my primary doc told me there wasn't. Dr. Aminpour then discovered my septum was deviated through the physical exam, because it was obvious to him that I wasn't passing much air through the right nostril. I was very nervous on surgery day but he did a great job of reassuring me and easing my nerves. I can't tell you how much this procedure changed my life for the better. I got a combo septo/rhinoplasty. After I was cleared to take the bandages off, I left my house to run errands and saw my reflection in a car window. And for the first time in years, I loved what I saw. I felt like MYSELF. Finally my outward appearance matched what I felt on the inside. I asked Dr. Aminpour to make my nose look as similar as possible to what it was before my injury and he did so wonderfully. I stated my concerns about having a nose that had too much of a upturned swoop and a tip that was too thin/pointy. He reassured me that he wouldn't create that look and left the tip alone. The result is natural-looking AND... Taking a real full inhale for the first time in 2 decades made me realize what I was missing for so long. I no longer have to breathe through my mouth when exerting myself, and it's even improved my amateur signing voice, haha. THANK YOU DR. AMINPOUR FOR CHANGING MY LIFE!!!

    https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/101-help/index.cfm…read more DR. AMINPOUR IS THIS HOW YOU LET YOUR STAFF TREAT YOUR PATIENTS? THIS IS NOT THE ONLY REVIEW WHERE THEY HAVE DONE THIS TO PATIENTS! They wait until you go into the office and rush you inside to see the doctor saying they are busy with too many appointments and didn't have time to check your insurance before confirming whether your insurance is covered or not when they have a copy of it and work enough with insurance to know by now which ones they accept and which they don't. Then they turn around and put the blame on their patients saying it's their responsibility to verify if they are covered as if the patients are the one with the title "medical receptionist" allegedly this office exists for a money grab they don't care at all and take advantage of they use these words "we will send it to collections" just so they can pay their out of office doctors they bring in, they will turn around and tell you that you took up their doctors time, but don't even consider the fact that you're not there for fun. You also have a life and have a job and they have now taken up your time because they failed to let you know that they don't accept your insurance until after the appointment and now you have to fight for your right as well as go see another doctor again take another day off again lose out on money that you need to pay your bills again. If they hire someone at the front desk they need to give them enough training, so that they don't turn around and blame it on the patients when their employees fail to do their duty. When somebody doesn't know how to do their job why does it become the patient's fault? While I was there, there was another man in there that was arguing with them so it seems as if this isn't the first time they try to swindle patients. Their manager is very rude and aggressive towards someone who is just trying to figure out why they waited until after you have seen the doctor to let you know how much you are going to have to pay for the visit and just tells you that you're arguing with her I didn't realize how easy it is to use "I don't wanna argue with you" as a way to shut down someone who's just trying to figure out why their office messed up this bad when they are a doctors office. If you have patients triple checking with you that you accept their insurance that means they can't afford to pay for a $200 visit! If you let patients know you're gonna get them an authorization because you accept their insurance that means there is no co-pay, and there is no fees if you discover as a medical receptionist as a doctor as a billing encoding employee that a patients insurance is not covered after you have told them it is covered then you should let them know before they go into the visit so that they can decide whether they can afford to pay it or whether they will cancel their appointment and go with a doctor that does accept their insurance because if they could afford private doctors they would have private health insurance. Mind you they will have you fill out a new patient authorization form online where you upload pictures of your insurance card so this means now they have your insurance card in multiple ways and they still fail to do their job correctly!

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