I've had Dr. Adkins as my primary care physician for a few years now since moving to the area and…read moreshe has been lovely. Thankfully I've been healthy so I've only seen her for my annual physicals, but she has been so kind and attentive and understanding and reassuring which is so important in building a relationship with a physician. I've felt so comfortable with her and was so glad to have finally found a physician to have a good relationship with and that I could trust if any health issues ever arise. ...And then I just received "THE LETTER" that we all dread receiving. That she is going concierge. So now in order to remain her patient, I would have to pay an astronomical retainer fee out of pocket, along with my insurance being billed and any deductibles paid, etc. for my visits. *sigh* So for all of you who can afford the retainer I'm sure she'll be a great physician for you. For the rest of us, the grueling search is on (again) for a new physician.

Super rude!! Took my mom who is 90 years old and was not comfortable wearing a mask. She spoke to…read moremy mom with the utmost disrespect saying we needed to respect her. Unfortunately she is a sheep and does not have a think for yourself kind of brain. We walked out! Never been treated so unprofessionally!

Dr. Pimstone has been my primary care physician for upwards of 15 years. I have followed him from…read moreMarina del Rey to West LA to Westlake Village. I live in Santa Monica - so it's an hour drive to see him. But as in finding a great auto mechanic, you never leave a great doctor. He's very caring and thorough, and of course in his UCLA network has many specialists to recommend (luckily all of them are in Santa Monica). He's of course very knowledgeable, being a UCLA professor. Dr. P is a gentle guy who nevertheless tells it like it is. And he responds quickly to most e-mail questions through the myuclahealth website. Highly recommended.

I've been going to Dr. Pimstone for over 5 years now and he is really one of those doctors that…read morereally care about his patients. He is of the "old school" where he still has bedside manners and never rushes you off. He actually listens to what you have to say. He follows up, even after office hours to see how you are doing. I picked him, because he is close to work and I made the right choice. Believe me, If he were to have a practice near my house, I would make him our "family" doctor.

Too complicated then she turfs to other MD's Very dry…read morepersonality. Seems to prefer women as patients.

I give Dr. Dahlin a 10 Plus. I was a patient of Dr Dahlin for many, many years, along with my…read moremother. The care she gives her patients , is far and beyond what is expected. Her office was run professionally. I would still be a patient of hers if i hadn't moved out of state.

UCLA Health, we meet again and again. First time at this…read morelocation, was a great experience! I accidentally went to the Calabasas office first because that's where my initial appointment was with this doctor but realized once I got there that I was supposed to be in Thousand Oaks! I called in and the staff were so helpful and still got me in even though I ended up being a little late. Staff were all so great, and Dr Natour is always so wonderful. It was a little cold in there so bring a coat ;) Parking is so easy, and free- not all UCLA Healths have free parking so always grateful for that.

First time at this office, Doctor was great! Gave me all…read morethe information I needed to make the right decision for my health care. Nurse was very helpful with answering my questions. The only downside was the parking lot, when I arrived it was completely packed, cars waiting to get a spot. Finally I got one, I was 10mins late to my appointment because of it. But when I left, the parking lot was empty . So it's the timing I guess.

Great team admins doctors nurses lab so friendly fly and professional, they have all the equipments…read morethere

"Dr Tavari". This piece of shit killed my mother with his "care". Ran blood tests for almost 2 yrs…read moreand says "we can't find what's wrong with your mom" I told him my cousin was experiencing the same issues as my mother and was prescribed ivermectin and was relieved of all symptoms in one month. He told me "We don't do that here." This sman is a killer, a total piece of shit, and I hope everything bad in life happens to him and his family

Seeing dr Ghelani for more than a decade and the care is great! Highly recommended and appreciatedread more

I've been Dr Ghelani's patient for many years. He is an outstanding listener and gives fine advice…read morewhen I have concerns. If I have issues he discusses and explains. He is a fine Dr and well respected . I'm a senior patient and would not think of seeing any others primary physician

Dr Yousefia is kind, personable, great diagnostician, very thorough, knowledgeable physician. I…read morehave Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and he is very reassuring. He is a 5 star Doctor who has it all. His assistant is lovely also.

Outstanding physician with impeccable care, knowledge, and resources he and his staff are truly…read moreremarkable with their tender care ,efficiently and follow up . Never await always assist with any medication needs and references. He has given me the greatest comfort. THANK YOU DR YOUSEFIA & Staff

It was my first time meeting with Dr. Perez Salehy and she was very kind and attentive. She agreed…read moreit was very helpful to have a primary doctor to oversee my care and recommended a blood test and follow-up appointment once she had reviewed the results and seen my UCLA medical chart.

I'm genuinely disappointed to be writing this because when I first started seeing Dr. Perez, I…read moreappreciated her directness. She wasn't overly warm, but she was clear, professional, and approachable. Over the past year, though, my experience has shifted, and based on other reviews, it seems I'm not alone. About a year ago, she stopped accepting my insurance. I chose to continue care and pay out of pocket ($250 per visit) because I valued our established relationship. That felt worthwhile, until this recent experience. I called ahead to let the office know I would be 3-5 minutes late, thinking it was the respectful thing to do. During that call, I was informed for the first time of a new late policy: if you are late, you won't be seen, and if you reschedule, there's a $50 charge. This policy had never been communicated to me previously, nor had I signed anything acknowledging it. I expressed that I understood I was late and was completely willing to accept a shortened appointment, whether that meant a few minutes in person or even a quick phone call. I was trying to be flexible and respectful of her time. Unfortunately, Dr. Perez declined all options, including speaking with me briefly by phone. When I arrived, about five minutes late, I remained in the office during what would have been my scheduled appointment time. Dr. Perez moved in and out of a room nearby but did not acknowledge me, make eye contact, or offer any explanation or empathy. After three years as a patient, that lack of basic communication and care was honestly the most upsetting part. Because of that experience, I won't be returning. This wasn't about a policy; it was about how I was treated in that moment.

Dr Margolis is not an empathetic doctor. He will talk over you, discount your opinions and even…read moreinsult you. I went to him for several years after my children were born. I gave birth to twins when my older son was 2-1/2. I had pre eclampsia and difficulty gaining the strength I needed to take care of them as I wanted. After seeing him and not improving, I called him again and he said impatiently that he had other really sick patients who needed him and why was I bothering him. He reluctantly ordered a chest xray and it turned out I had pneumonia. I don't know why it took him several months to order such a simple thing, when I had symptoms all along. Some time later I had another chest xray prior to sinus surgery. There was a visible lump/growth in my lung of unknown origin. Dr Margolis' advice was to wait and have another xray in 6 months. This was unsatisfactory to me. On my own I went to a pulmonologist to address the situation. I left his practice.

I went to this doctor years ago but only went a couple of times. treatment of front office person…read more=1, had bad flu turned to bacterial infection. Front office, not a medically trained individual, tried to push me away until I insisted on seeing the doctor. Then she added I could see the doctor but only talk about cough not other symptoms like lightheaded and fatigued. I was probably in my 30-early 40 when I was at this doctor. This doctor is respected by his peers, but he gets a 1-2 star. His Ability to explain things clearly to patient = 1. He asked if I had a symptom. I didn't understand what he was talking about and so I just I told him this is what I am feeling. He asked again not trying to explain another way. When I again said I don't understand what you mean. He still didn't try to explain himself and then he dismissed how I was feeling. He said OK you don't have vertigo or dizziness. Uh but the room goes foggy, and I feel like I will faint not normal is that? Dismissed symptom as no problem. How can he properly diagnosis conditions if he doesn't understand or listen to patient's symptoms? Arrogance = 5*. Worse office experience ever had. I ended up with better care at urgent care. Save your money pay concierge fees with a doctor who cares and a front office assistant that doesn't act like she is a licensed professional. If you like doctors that don't spend time and have no patience, then this doctor is of you.

I've had Dr. Kornder as my PCP for about 30 years and have followed her to I believe it's been 4…read moredifferent offices. I absolutely LOVE her!!! I'll never leave her for that reason. I just wish she worked out of a different office. They never return phone calls and rarely answer the phone. She is fantastic, it's the office staff of the doctor she moved in with that is terrible. I hope you see this Dr. Kornder. If so, please call me!!!!

I would put 0 stars if I could…read more I had an extremely bad experience with this office. I saw Dr. Kornder once, and I honestly believe something is seriously off with her--either mentally or possibly due to substance use. She spoke extremely fast and seemed very "wired," which made me uncomfortable from the start. Her attire was also unkempt and unprofessional. The office was dirty and unprofessional as well. When I needed a referral to home health, she said she would do it right away (on Monday 1/6) and she said I would hear from them tomorrow. I did not hear from them that Tuesday. When I called home health, they said they never received the referral. I attempted to follow up with her office only to be treated badly by her front office person. My request was that the referral was not received and could she please send it in ASAP. The front office girl said she would give the doctor the message. As of Thursday, the request was still not sent in. When I was able to reach another person in her office, that person confirmed the fact that the doctor never sent the referral. Then, I got a call from Dr. Kornder herself on Thursday. Her initial and only verbal contact was to yell and scream at me and accuse me that I had no right to call her office and tie up her phone lines - making other accusations as well. She was totally out of line. She never addressed the fact that she never sent in the referral request. She attacked me verbally and very, very abusively only to confirm my feeling that the woman is severely unwell. Nobody, let alone a medical professional, should treat a patient this way, ever.