I wouldn't refer my worst enemy to this inhumane doctor. I am a domestic abuse survivor whose…read moredegenerative neck disease worsened because of the violence that I had just escaped. As a new patient, I was treated like a leper - the NP asked me "why I wanted to be disabled" then she made several referrals to specialists without my consent that have nothing to do with my condition. I needed a few pages of paperwork done and she said she could handle that no problem after that I got a week long run around from the office staff for a week - everyone I spoke to was more uninformed than the next. I was told that the doctor could help me based on the 17 years worth of medical records and most ER visit scans. The paperwork is pretty straightforward part B of the disability so I ultimately had a TeleMed appointment with the doctor himself because a member of his staff said that he would be able to accommodate me. I innocently joined the TeleMed appointment was told immediately that the doctor did not like me and that he was discharging me from his office just like that- horrible. I was referred to this medical practice by my insurance and I had high hopes stay away from this doctor's office. They are unorganized and the doctor is hateful and evil.

Doctor Jambur and his team are over and beyond. Great doctor and great care. His team very…read moreprofessional fast and extremely helpful specially Briana.

Dr. Magtibay is awesome. He is very kind, and actually listens. He was the first one to help me…read morefigure out what was happening with my joints and get me in to see a specialist. Most of the time I have to see him for referrals because of my insurance but he is understanding about that since I see a lot of specialists. He is also great for primary care like regular check ups and flus, colds, sinus infections, etc. etc. His staff are really really nice and keep us updated with our medical needs. My wife even changed her primary care over to him because the experience has been so great.

Dr. Magtibay was my primary care physician only because he was the only doctor in my network taking…read morenew patients at the time. While I had a terrible experience with him, I'm glad it happened because it is giving me the opportunity to advocate for others now. On Monday 1/4/2016, I had been sick for over a week and went to Dr. Magtibay's office with my child (who was with me, not at daycare, because she was also sick. I checked in by presenting my insurance card paying my copay. I was scolded by a lady with glasses working the check in counter for being late. I heard her out and then let her know I was actually on time, but was left waiting while she sat there doing other things for 11 minutes. Still, no big deal. I understand busy offices and tardiness policies. I was just eager to be seen by my doctor. Within a couple minutes I was brought to the back to be weighed and have my vitals checked by a nurse. I carried my daughter with me in a car seat. She was bundled in a warm blanket with another lightweight blanket draped over her entire carrier to shield her from any airborne germs we may encounter. She was sleeping peacefully. When the nurse I checked in with came to bring me my change, she scolded me again, but this time it was for bringing a child to the doctor's office. She said "What are you doing? I didn't see you had a child with you. You can't be here. You have to go." I said "I'm sorry, what?" She said "Dr. Magtibay has a strict no NO CHILD policy. I'll check with him, but he probably won't see you today." She left and came back with my copay and insurance card and said "Here, Dr. Magtibay says to reschedule when you have childcare for your child." I said "She can't go to daycare because she is sick too, and I need to see the doctor. I can't miss work without a note." She just said, very unsympathetically, "Sorry, call to reschedule." Luckily, Ruby, the referrals coordinator, came out to say my daughter could sit in her office while I saw the doctor and then I was granted my appointment. I asked the nurse because I'd never heard of a no child policy at a doctor's office, what the reason for the policy was. She said "The doctor says it's because children are too noisy and can get in the way when he's trying to interact with the patients." I was SO shocked I couldn't even believe it. When the doctor entered, he assessed me, wrote me a note for my employer, and then I had to ask about the policy. I said "You know I had no idea you had a no child policy, your nurse said it's because kids are too loud?" I totally expected him to deny that reasoning, but he actually confirmed that reasoning saying, "I work in a confined space and when someone comes in with an issue and you're trying to address that issue, and some come in with CHILDREN [motioning with his arms to emphasize 'multiple children]... How do you focus on the situation then?" He went on to say it isn't just for his convenience, and asked "Why would you bring children with low immune system to a place where they can get anything?" *He's a foreign medical graduate and English isn't his first language, I'm not accidentally quoting him that way, that's just how he speaks. Childcare is a luxury not everyone can afford. I brought that to his attention adding that I'd never heard of such a policy, that mothers have been bringing their children to doctors appointments for years. I emphasized that especially in an area like Indio where childcare isn't an option for many families, I didn't understand how he could maintain a policy like that. He said "It's just standard of care. I think it's just standard of care". "Standard of care?" To turn your patient away, denying them care in the first place because you don't want to be bothered by their children? As soon as I walked out of his office I switched provider networks from Coachella Valley Physicians to Desert Oasis and selected a more professional primary care physician. On the same phone call I let my insurance know what happened. They were appalled and agreed that shouldn't have happened. They immediately filed a complaint against Magtibay with the provider group which they call a "grievance" and said once a provider has a certain amount of them, the insurance will no longer contract with them. If you're a happy patient of Magtibay's, great, but if you have had a bad experience with Magtibay, report it to your insurance's member services line. That is the only way to take a step toward getting the network to provide a better quality physician that respects the family unit. We all deserve better than to have to choose to pay for childcare or go without healthcare.

I am seeing her for chronic concussion treatment. TBI 6/30/78. At the time I was in bad shape,…read morecrushed in my car. Primary focus was acute visible injuries. I have tried finding care. Professionals over the decades felt I had advanced as far as possible. Fast forward 47 + years enter Dr Bender. She is most extraordinary though it is what I would want our medical team members to model. She is tough yet thorough. Thrilled I finally am getting attention my TBI needs. Honestly I feel a difference and this is mid Nov 2025 first visit. She wants me in sooner. I return every other month for check up. She deserves 10 gold stars I can give her 10 here

I didn't know doctors like this even existed. Immediate lab work in office? Why don't all Dr's do…read morethis? To know immediately, all your basic blood work stats? Crazy. Dr. Bender literally goes through your ENTIRE medical history. Diet, labs, medications... everything. Took awhile to get an appointment (as a new patient) but I now understand why (they take the time to request all your records and then actually read them?!) and she is SO worth the wait. I've never had an appointment where my list of issues and questions were so completely and throughly answered. Printouts... homework and goals set. Very nice, clean and organized office. Frank, (the office manager/medical assistant when needed) was a pleasure to speak/work with. I think I'm still a little in shock over my appointment. Seriously. It was that amazing.

Love this dr have been with him for Like 13 years and have had no problems always sees me when…read moreneeded

Makes patients wait 1.5 hours in the waiting room. 10 min "consultation" once in a room. Seems nice…read moreenough, but feels kind of like a Drive-thru Doctor. Staff are not helpful. At all.

it was to many years ago to write a review, it did not end well. blood in my urine did not even…read morewarrant lab's, refusal to refer me to a specialist, said I didn't need that, had bladder cancer surgery five years ago in 2019, leading to a stroke, again in 2025, not doing well today. my old age could be better lived, I am house bound, This doctor thinks he is the end all, you don't need anyone else. My best friend just passed over the holidays, years ago he put her on oxygen saying her lungs needed that because she smoked 30 years ago, she had fibrosis that lead to cancer. She is gon

He sat on my medical results without reviewing them and therefore never discussing them with me. My…read morelife threatening condition was discovered by Lifescan over a year later which triggered a expedited major life preserving surgery. Everything written by others with 1 star is 100% also my experience!

I went to Dr. Gorman for a year. It took a long time to get an appointment. Even though he was on…read moreinsurance as my doctor of record, they would not schedule an appointment until I had a little plastic card. My appointment was thorough. He made a good suggestion to move the time I take my blood pressure meds to avoid fatigue. That was a good suggestion. In December, I started receiving calls that I needed to pay $1500 per year to have care in his practice. I needed several referrals at my appointment. The one for imagining and bone density was fine. Dermatology was done incorrectly. When you call, you leave a message. By the time the Dematology referral was fixed, I was leaving on a trip. The sleep study to diagnose sleep apnea was never properly completed. The referral to cardiology was fine. 50% seemed too low to pay $1500 for services. I moved to Eisenhower 365. My new doc reviewed the same scan Dr. Gorman saw as fine. He deemed it not all fine and is sending me for a biopsy for cancer screening. If I in fact have cancer, it would have been nice to know a year ago. It could explain the fatigue. I pray the outcome is ok. I guess he did me a favor by chasing me away to get better services.

Dr. Gorman was our MD for 4 years in La Quinta and we loved him. He's an 'old fashioned' doc, he…read moreknows who you are, your history and actually sits and talks to you. We were devastated when he left the Optum group to open his own concierge practice. We simply can't 'afford' to not use our insurance and pay out of pocket (like so many desert winter people CAN afford to do.). We wish him well but we will admit, we have struggled to find another doctor like him and it's been 18 months... hopefully we will find someone as good...All good things come to an end I guess.

Dr.Majid's office is pretty clean and comfortable and his staff is great. Dr. Majid has a very…read morenice bedside manner and does a good job in putting one at ease. However, it appears, in my opinion, that he has been a little lax in keeping up with modern technology and his record keeping could use some help. I went in for a possible heart murmur and he did an echo-cardiogram on me. The thing is, when I asked him to send a copy of the measurements and results to another doctor for a second opinion, he just gave me a one-sheet summary of HIS interpretation of the results. He said he couldnt give me the actual results because it was on a VHS TAPE! I asked him then for a hard copy of the results which should be in my file, which any doctor would use as a backup in case the VHS TAPE(!) got lost or destroyed. He told me that they dont keep a backup. I asked why not and he said they have never needed one before. Duh. Anyway, I insisted in a copy of the quantatative results and he finally gave them to me a week later. My "second opinion" doctor looked them over and said that three important measurements were not done and now I have to get another echo and pay for it myself because the insurance company wont pay for two. I dont usually do reviews, but this experience was pretty interesting, so I thought it would be worth my time in order to inform other potential patients to make sure that when you visit Dr. Majid, you make sure he does a thorough job with up to date equipment.

My husband suffered a heart attack and Dr. Tahir performed the stent surgery. I could not ask for a…read morebetter surgeon. He is compassionate and highly skilled. I felt completely satisfied with his care. I do not agree with the previous reviews.

It's OK, but the front desk can certainly use a refresher in manners…read moreDoctor was very good and respectful Took care of me thoroughly. I was a happy patient. I am just not happy with the front desk people at all and I dread calling back to make an appointment there.

Doctor Robert's is absolutely awesome and amazing. My family loves him and his staff. He is Caring…read moreand knowledgeable in every aspect. I highly recommend him.

We cannot recommend Ethos Modern Medicine more highly! Dr Reid is attentive, caring and responsive…read moreand his staff is incredible. He seeks to find real answers for any issues my kids experience and actually cares about their whole well-being. We have never had an issue getting a response from him or a timely appointment. Ethos is a huge asset to healthcare in the desert!

I feel very blessed to have an attentive Doctor that actually cares about your health. From the…read moremoment you come in, Danielle greeting you and taking your vitals, to Dr. Reid listening to you , helping you get proper tests and generally guiding you to help you get the most out of your healthcare. If I ever have a concern, Dr. Reid is always there to listen. This is how all Doctors should be to their patients