Admittedly, I have been taking a, now popular, diet solution from an illegal source; whatever, sue…read moreme. Many celebrities have been doing it and claiming it was 'exericse and diet'- survey says "LIAR". I was desperate to lose a stubborn 5 pounds. After a month of taking the above, I finally decided I should likely be monitored by an actual DOCTOR and hence, came back to Dr. Sheybani Im Obsessed with my Dr so much. He didnt judge me for my actions above but was obviously concerned. His bed side manner is so genuine and I never feel like a number. He will take as much time as needed to cover all concerns. Dr Sheybani actually has curated a weight loss program that is B12 + MIC; its amazing! He took time to explain the process (weekly shot + meeting with dr 1x a month to monitor) I immediately signed up. I know I will be in good hands and will eventually meet my ideal weight goal with the advise of a PROGESSIONAL dr versus some chick selling injections from her mansion with no medical degree :-/ Def reach out to Dr. if you want to reset your eating habits, diet goals etc this year.

Unfortunately, we were never able to get past the scheduling staff to even book a first appointment…read morefor my mom with Dr. Sheybani. She had already been assigned to him, and her insurance plan was active. I called the office three days in a row and left messages. When I finally reached a staff member, she very quickly checked the insurance portal and told me she could not find my mom's name. I had just gotten off the phone with the insurance company, who confirmed that my mom was in the system and assigned to Dr. Sheybani. When I tried to explain this, the staff member repeatedly gave the same response and did not make any additional effort to re-check or search more thoroughly. She then told me that the doctor was not accepting new patients--despite the fact that he is listed by the insurance as a provider who is accepting new patients. Because of this contradiction, I went in person to the public office to clarify what was happening. There, I confirmed again that my mom is in the system and that Dr. Sheybani is indeed her assigned doctor. I am a healthcare service provider myself, and I understand how critical respectful communication and client relations are in a medical setting. Regardless of how skilled a physician may be, the front office staff are the first point of contact--and they represent the practice. This is a medical office, not a retail store; patients are often worried, unwell, or caring for vulnerable loved ones. The dismissive and unhelpful attitude we encountered suggests that the staff would greatly benefit from additional training in professionalism, empathy, and problem-solving.

I've been a patient of Dr. Raiman's for about 10 years, and for a long time, I truly felt cared for…read moreby him. I valued our relationship and trusted that he was invested in my long-term health. Over the last decade, I have only seen him once a year for my annual physical and standard lab work. Fortunately, I have been in great health. I believed I actually meant something to the practice, but lately, the way the front office is being run has left me with no choice but to find a new provider. I understand that insurance companies are making it harder than ever for practices to survive. However, the high-pressure tactics coming from the front desk have turned a necessary transition to a "membership" model into a personal dealbreaker. For over a month, I've left messages to speak to Dr. Raiman to get a straight answer about the new $400 fee. Because , if I wait too long to pay, I was informed by Liz about a "quota" system, where the price will jump to $3,000 a year (it might be $4,000) once a quota is met. If the messages are being passed and he still won't call, it's clear where I stand. Patty simply told me her job is to "pass the messages" and that, "honestly, Dr. Raiman isn't going to call me back to discuss. He did that in the letter he sent". On top of that there is zero plan to help long-term patients transition to a new provider. Being told that "Dr. Raiman has no recommendations or referrals" and "that I should just find one through my insurance company" is a cold way to end a 10-year history. Being ghosted and told to send my own medical records through a portal is not the professional transition of care I expected. Both Patty and Liz have been argumentative, mean, and dismissive throughout this process. Their "take it or leave it" attitude, blocking access, and the pressure they are applying regarding these fees have effectively ended my time as a patient. It's disappointing to see a decade of trust thrown away because of how the front desk has handled this. Since Liz and Patty are acting as a road block and believe Dr. Raiman will not return my call, I have no choice but to put up a post.

Jonathan Raiman, MD, was our Primary Care Physician for many years, and he provided exceptional…read morecare professionally and expertly. He is an an extraordinarily knowledgeable physician and master diagnostician, and we always felt that we were in the most capable hands. Dr. Raiman was consistently easy to speak with, caring, attentive, and responsive. We truly appreciated his ability to explain medical issues clearly and compassionately and with steady calm whenever we had concerns. His office staff, with Patty and Liz, were always friendly, efficient and welcoming, which made every visit smooth and comfortable. The only reason we had to leave Dr. Raiman's clinic was our move to another city far from his office -otherwise, we would have stayed under his care without hesitation. We were immensely grateful for everything that Dr. Raiman did for us. Barbara & Abraham K.

They were assigned to me by my HMO, and their website says "Taking new patients." However, when I…read moretried to schedule an appointment, the nearest time I was offered is 59 days from now. When I pointed out that this was a long wait for someone with issues he wants looked at, the person on the phone said they were "Focusing on their existing patients." So my question is: which one is it? Taking new patients (in a way that isn't a prohibitive delay) or not? I spoke to Aetna about how to get service, and the person on the phone said she was disappointed that so many providers were claiming to accept new patients but often not making many appointments available for new patients. Again, they were assigned me as a patient, but talk to me like I'm a second class citizen.

Very friendly people and nice atmosphere. They are all very friendly, nice, talkative, and make you…read morefeel comfortable.

My husband and I were referred to Dr.Jacobs as he was retiring. I made an appointment and we were…read moreseen in a timely manner, however we saw Rosario the doctor's physician assistant. She was extremely competent and spent a considerable amount of time with both of us obtaining our medical histories. She then reviewed all the information with Dr. Jacobs and the plan for labs, etc. were discussed with us. All questions answered and were very pleased. Our follow up appointments are also with Rosario, which is okay with us. I feel confident that if she has any concerns she will consult with Dr. Jacobs. The office staff is pleasant and knowledgeable. Very happy with medical staff.

One.. the office staff at front desk are rude n not helpful. To me, if you have a horrible Front…read moreDesk staff, I can't go to a doctor. I canceled once, was 8 minutes late on another appointment where they would not see me so I rescheduled n when I arrived they said they would not see me bc I canceled twice, no man, your office would not accommodate me being eight minutes despite me calling you letting you know I was gonna be late and you said it was fine. You wasted my time twice now. Now I see why you got very low reviews. There are tons of functional doctors out, keep looking if you want to be you time be respected. I paid 37 for an Uber, 30 for a babysitter n they never even had the decency to call me up and say don't come for an appointment because we will not see you because you supposedly canceled once and you were late once. No Common decency. HARD PASS KEEP RACKING UP THOSE BATTERY REVIEWS. MAYBE IT WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU DO BUSINESS.

I am writing this review on behalf of my husband and myself as we are both patients of Dr…read more Thomassian. Dr. Thomassian is truly one of the most fantastic doctors we've ever had. He proves that a doctor's visit doesn't need to be hours long to be thorough, thoughtful, detailed, effective, and--most importantly--to make you feel genuinely seen and heard. He is incredibly prompt and respectful of your time, while somehow never making the appointment feel rushed. He's kind, funny, caring, attentive, and has a way of immediately putting your mind at ease. I left feeling completely confident that my health is in very good hands. I'm newly postpartum, and he has been wonderful in helping me navigate the reins of this new chapter and come up with a plan for a truly healthy future so I can be my best self for my baby. He was incredibly thorough, provided me with excellent referrals, and made the entire process so seamless. I was able to have my labs done immediately after my appointment, received the results that same day, and he had already reviewed and addressed them with me. That kind of attentiveness and follow-through is so appreciated and, unfortunately, not something you find everywhere. He even went the extra mile discussing medication options and copays with me, actively trying to find the most affordable choices--definitely not something most PCPs go out of their way to do. Dr. Thomassian is the epitome of a doctor who genuinely loves what he does and truly cares about helping people. My husband and I both agree that we'll proudly and gladly keep him as our PCP until we're old and gray. Sorry, Dr. Thomassian--you're stuck with us for life! Couldn't recommend him more highly. Also, the staff was really great and super welcoming. I felt right at home from the first second I joined the clinic. Thanks for everything!

Dr. Thomassian is simply the best. I've had a number of…read moremedical issues over the years, and he consistently takes the time to really listen and think things through. I've never felt rushed, and he's always been thoughtful about ordering tests and following up when needed. I've seen some negative reviews about the office staff, but that hasn't been my experience at all. Anytime I've interacted with them, they've been kind, responsive, and genuinely helpful. I'm very grateful to have a PCP who is both knowledgeable and compassionate,it makes a huge difference when navigating ongoing medical issues

Been a patient for over a decade and have found recently they've lost the quality of care I once…read moreknew. They just refer you out for everything now. Their PA gaslit me about my pelvic pain, read me incorrect results from my ultrasound, then ordered the wrong CT (costing me hundreds of dollars). When I emailed them asking why the wrong test was ordered it took them over a week to answer and then I was admonished on the phone by the front desk (who is the Dr's son) for not CALLING TO TELL THEM I EMAILED because they don't check it often. I was told the doctor wanted to see me without any other information. I had to take off work once again, went to the appt where it was clear they were really just checking their own legal liability and not my well being. The doctor was talking so much about how the cost of care is going up completely tone deaf to all the money they had cost me. I finally got the dr to admit they messed up and I didn't receive an apology or anything but they did charge me for that appt that I never asked for. Nearly $600 in mistakes I had to pay and when I asked about being refunded/credited the front desk was rude and dismissive as if I had booked the appointment and because she pushed Advil on me in the appt he used it as a way to legitimize the visit. The Dr. didn't provide any helpful feedback, guessed at several diagnoses (all wrong), prescribed me Advil and just made my pain worse by pushing on me. They tried to pawn me off on expensive gynecologists who charged insane yearly fees and when I questioned this they said it was "normal" and "everyone is doing it now." Well it's not normal and I found my own gyno who doesn't charge a subscription to join their office. My trust for the PA & Dr is gone, I felt dismissed and used, which is such a shame because I really loved the NP in the office.

Dr. Donna Cashdan referred me to a surgeon who operated against need, consent, or rationale and…read moredisabled me. After this severe bodily harm Dr. Cashdan dismissed my complaints and refused to physically examine me appropriately to evaluate the damage. Instead, she prescribed inappropriate medications that caused tachycardia, allergic reaction, bizarre feelings, akathisia, (an urge to move beyond one's control), and many other common detrimental effects of these drugs. When I reported intolerable and dangerous effects of these drugs that weren't appropriate for me, Dr. Cashdan told me to take more. Ten doctors, including four surgeons, (who examined me in the correct ways Dr. Cashdan did not), demonstrated and testified the surgery was overly aggressive, contra-indicated, and against consent; this constitutes surgical battery they said. "The surgery irreversibly destroyed much of the patient's subcutaneous myofasical and other tissues. Portions of her body are missing, affecting her whole structure. This is CLEAR-CUT BUTCHERY. HORRIBLE." A physical therapist from USC requested full physical disability status for me. Another physical therapist wrote, "Though in disabling pain, she is rational, kind, and bright. She's more highly organized and functioning than many people I know without disability; I can only imagine how high functioning she must have been before she was so injured." 11 months after the violations by the surgeon Dr. Cashdan referred me to, Dr. U. finally broke the cycle of medical abuse: he did evaluations for muscular and systemic function, studied the case, charted surgical scars and bodily damage, had me fill out a pain-disability questionnaire, ordered an MRI, and wrote reports about the unconsented removal of needed myofasical structures and the life-altering outcomes, and he respected me and treated me well -- totally unlike Donna Cashdan did. "The tissues are over-stretched, leading to pockets of painful adhesions that pull tightly upon movement. These procedures caused many other systems to be affected: muscular, lymphatic, circulatory, mobility, and others." It seems clear to me Dr. Cashdan did not want to acknowledge the damage the surgeon she referred me to caused; I found her records to be full of lies and omissions. She did not document severe bodily harm, extreme pain and other problems caused by the surgeon. I learned that for legal purpose, if it is not in the medical record, it "never happened," This is said to be a legal veil to protect doctors. The defense used Dr. Cashdan's lies against me. In what I find to be classic victim blaming, (DARVO - Deny and Reverse Victim and Offender), Dr. Cashdan said I "asked for it" and any problems are my fault. I've met others who have serious complaints from this surgeon since then. The ethical doctors I've met since are outraged by Cashdan's actions. Five months after the surgical harm, Dr. Cashdan insisted on doing osteopathy, which was against my wishes, as osteopathy is not indicated for mutilation. She put her fingers on my neck and said, "Your whole body is torqued!" I said, "Yes, from the assault, as I've told you." When I continued to ask for the help, (including but not limited to an MRI, which another doctor finally referred me to - it showed damaged structures), Dr. Cashdan wrote in her notes I was "teary," and "whiny, as usual." In an article about medical misdiagnosis, Dr. Diana Cejas, pediatric neurologist, said, "Sometimes a patient's complaints seem outlandish and their symptoms impossible. But sometimes they're right. Sometimes just listening to a patient can save their life." Before this referral, I ran businesses I loved, was accepted to graduate school, planned to become a homeowner, and had an active, social, athletic life; after, I'm physically disabled, in extreme pain, survive on a tiny disability stipend, and now have valid concern about homelessness. I asked Dr. Cashdan to do the right thing, but she was noncompliant. It's vital to have a skilled physician who has your best interests at heart and charts the truth.

He's probably the best GP I've been to. Thorough and knowledgeable. Wants you to do everything…read moreyou can to stay healthy. Very proactive. Checks on every aspect of your health. My only gripe is that one time I showed up for an appointment (that I had confirmed by telephone a few days before), but they didn't have it in their books and he wouldn't see me. I suppose that's his staff's fault and not his, but I was not happy to waste my time. I will still continue to see him, but I recommend confirming your appointments ahead of time.

It has been a couple years since I posted my last five star review of Dr. Fink and I would like to…read morereaffirm that this rating still holds strong. Dr. Fink really is a one of a kind, caring, thoughtful and hard-working doctor. The wait times at his office can sometimes be long, but patients should understand that Dr. Fink and his incredible staff are doing the best that they can within the framework of increasingly challenging healthcare system.

This is the second time I've come here for a scheduled appointment where they don't honor the…read moreappointment time. Last time I had to wait an hour beyond my scheduled appointment time. When the doctor came in, he was so pompous that he didn't even examine me - once I told him I didn't appreciate having to wait an hour. Now I am back again and have been waiting 30 minutes. They say they are "running behind" again. It's interesting to notice that they have a sign in the waiting room that they can reschedule u if u r more than 15 minutes late. I guess that rule only applies one way. Very frustrating place to deal with. I wish I could find another office but this is a worker's comp case so I am stuck.

OMG I would Never recommend Urgent Orthopaedic Care to anyone. Ever! This office Never answers…read moretheir phones. What type of business, especially in the medical field does not answer their phones. I had to drive 30 miles just to schedule an appointment. When I arrived there were three receptionists at the front desk. The office was completely empty. I was the only patient in the waiting room. Not one of the 3 absolutely Rude employees acknowledged or greeted me. I first approached a woman who referred me to the male receptionist for Dr. Majzel. He was expectedly as rude. I explained that I walked into the office to schedule my appointment because the phones go unanswered. I was completely ignored. His response prompted me to immediately find another doctor. All 3 receptionists can immediately be replaced with kiosks to set patient appointments and a service that answers calls and sets appointments. Because of the unprofessional manner of the front office staff I would Never recommend this office to Anyone!