Great doctor! Definitely has a very kind bedside manner. I haven't needed his services in a while…read morebecause I now have Kaiser insurance. But when I've been between insurances, Dr. Paredes is my go to doctor. I have seen him at McDonalds and smoking which I found entertaining but he's allowed to be human.

His staff called me to change my appointment one day prior to the visit, citing that the doctor was…read moreon vacation and was gone an extra day, thus having to move all his patients. Well, good for him. I'll find someone else who can take care of patients when scheduled and not call at the last minute because he's not had enough vacation time. LOL!

Dr. Cassidy has been a life saver for my wife. The improvements he made to her ailments was like a…read moremiracle. "...he knows exactly the treatments required and delivers them with incredible compassion and expertise. We are forever grateful for his care and the massive difference he has made in our lives. He acts with prompt, decisive expertise. My wife's quality of life has dramatically improved thanks to his dedication."

Dr Cassedy is great, what started as a small one-time visit has turned into him being my primary…read morecare doctor for the past 12 years. In my last visit he took my blood for a routine check which resulted in a cancer diagnosis, this has put me in a position to fight it at an earlier stage. Dr Cassedy's diligence has likely saved my life. - Art H, Laguna Hills, Ca

Worst rheumatologist ever. Hope he finally did retire. Good riddance. I went undiagnosed for years…read morebecause of him. Only cared about himself.

He retired this year and I miss him so very much. A great and unique doctor who entertained his…read morepatients with his own magical keyboard compositions -- music therapy! He helped me heal from a dreaded autoimmune disorder.

Fantastic physician with incredible experience. An excellent choice as your Primary Care Physician.read more

After seeing my previous doctor for over forty years I found myself reluctantly looking for a new…read moremedical provider. This was such a difficult decision for me but one that had to be made. After deligently researching local physicians I decided to see Dr. Wainwright in Ladera Ranch. I am so thrilled that I did! Dr Wainwright and his staff couldn't have been kinder, from the moment I entered the office I felt at ease and very comfortable. His back office staff was very attentive to my concerns and helpful with the paperwork. Dr. Wainwright took his time to review all my records and listen to my issues. He was so kind, caring, and complete in his evaluation. I never felt rushed or unheard. He saw me, understood me, and most of all respected me. I would highly recommend Dr. Wainwright without reservation and look forward to my next visit with him.

i've been a long time patient of Dr. Maziar Zamani & like many of his patients, after he left his…read morelast location, it's been difficult to find where he moved to. His last group he was with has refused to give his patients his new contact information. I found his new location yesterday and actually made an appointment. I just wanted to share this with all of you still searching for him. He's in the black building behind his old office, and the address is 24022 Calle Dr La Plata, Suite 405, Laguna Hills, CA 92653. New Phone: (949)404-5647 So happy to be able to share this with all of you! What a fabulous doctor he is and he has openings right now, probably cause nobody can find him. Cheers!

Dr Zamani is an excellent doctor, however, the office staff is very bad. They have been giving us…read morethe run around for over a month for a simple referral for my mom. They either have a poor work ethic or are mentally incompetent and can't do the simplest of tasks. All we needed is for a referral to be faxed, they can't do anything right; literally, every step of the way, there is an issue. Plus, they lie or just disconnect the call. Save yourself the frustration and avoid this office; it's not worth it, there are other options out there. Unfortunately, we as a family will no longer be going to Dr Zamani, and will be switching. I will be telling my friends aswell whom I have referred in the past.

I have been a patient for over 30 years and have no regrets. Amazing front office staff too. Highly…read morerecommend.

Amazing and knowledgeable doctor, but just as important he's an empathetic, good hearted man.read more

Mark is awesome and I have been seeing him for over 10+ years now. He always take his time with…read morelistening to me and I never feel rushed in the office. Chantelle and the rest of the staff always work hard to fit me in and get any outside services booked timely. I am part of Dr. Galbraith MVDIO program so it gets better from here!

I signed up for MDVIP with Dr. Galbraith because I was looking for the kind of attentive and…read morepersonalized care that concierge medicine is supposed to provide. Initially, I was very happy with the experience, but unfortunately that changed dramatically. Before becoming his patient, I had previously been prescribed opioids by another physician and developed a physical dependency. I had successfully tapered off of them with the help of another doctor. I was completely transparent with Dr. Galbraith about this history. After evaluating me for ongoing pain, Dr. Galbraith prescribed opioids again. I specifically told him that because of my previous dependency, I did not want to be on them long term. However, I was comfortable using them temporarily while we figured out the cause of my pain, particularly because I had been instructed by a treating physician not to take NSAIDs following stomach surgery. Dr. Galbraith referred me for an X-ray and to a chiropractor. I made the appointments, but both were about an hour and a half away from me. As a busy mother of three, things would pop up and I had to reschedule them a couple of times , needing a refill of my prescription in the meantime. Then I unexpectedly experienced a severe depressive episode and needed to enter a residential mental health treatment program. On my way there, I contacted Dr. Galbraith's office because I didn't know whether I would be allowed to leave the residential program for my upcoming appointments, which I ultimately had to cancel. I explained the entire situation. Chantelle called me back and told me that I was abusing the medication and that there were other options besides controlled medication, including NSAIDs. I explained again that NSAIDs cause significant stomach problems for me and that I had been advised by another treating physician not to take them. She told me that I should be fine to take them, which seemed extremely inappropriate, as she is not a doctor. I felt completely dismissed. What was even more upsetting was being told by Chantelle that she was "on my side" because, according to her, Dr. Galbraith wanted to release me from his practice. I was never able to speak directly with Dr. Galbraith to confirm this or discuss what was happening. I want to be very clear: my complaint is not that a physician should be required to continue prescribing opioids indefinitely. My concern is how this situation was handled. Dr. Galbraith knew about my previous physical dependency before prescribing opioids to me again. I had specifically told him I did not want to become dependent on them long term. I had gotten one refill from him when he apparently decided that he would no longer be prescribing them to me. I would have expected a conversation and a medically appropriate plan for discontinuing them; not an abrupt cutoff communicated through a staff member while I was entering residential treatment for severe depression. The result was that I was left with severe pain and no medication after my body had again become physically dependent on it, rather than being given a tapering plan or an opportunity to speak directly with the physician who prescribed it. Instead, they sent in an NSAID, knowing full well that I cannot take those. The entire interaction felt accusatory, dismissive, and profoundly lacking in compassion at an extremely vulnerable time in my life. That was particularly disappointing considering I was paying a substantial additional fee for MDVIP specifically because I wanted more accessible, personalized, and coordinated care. I understand that controlled medications require caution and that physicians have every right to reconsider whether they are appropriate. What I don't understand is prescribing them to a patient after being fully informed of a previous dependency, and then handling concerns in this manner rather than communicating directly with the patient and developing a safe transition plan. Unfortunately, this experience changed my opinion of the practice, so much so, that I felt it necessary to write this to warn others.

Finally found my PCP after 7 years of changing doctor offices in search of a good PCP! Not only DR…read moreNoorian is a fantastic doctor, the nurse practitioners are excellent. I've only been seen by Sharon and she is exceptionally caring and detail oriented. Overall the entire experience from the front desk to back office has been quite pleasant.

Dr Noorian is a five star plus my husband and I have been…read morewith Dr. Noorian close to 20 years and when my husband passed, he even called me which I thought was absolutely human and kind .Thank you Dr. Noorian for always being a phone call away