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    Lander Regenerative Urology

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 12:00 pm, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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    Valley Urologic Medical Group

    Valley Urologic Medical Group

    2.1
    (66 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    I had an appointment scheduled with this specialty group via a primary care provider. When I…read moreshowed up... I took one look around at what looked like a flea market waiting room... told the receptionist behind the counter that I was leaving and why... that a professional doctor's office... a medical clinic... should inspire confidence in a patient that the treatment he or she is going to receive is top-notch. The waiting room to me was so low end with cheaply made ripped seating... that I simply did not feel comfortable keeping my appointment.... so... I walked out.

    Exceptional professionalism and patient advocacy…read more I want to recognize Christina at Valley Urologic Medical Group for her outstanding professionalism, guidance, and follow-through during what has been a very stressful medical situation. After weeks of conflicting information and delays related to an urgent biopsy authorization, Christina immediately recognized that something was wrong. She took the time to carefully review my situation, clearly explained what had not been done, and took full ownership of resolving it. She was empathetic, calm, and extremely professional throughout the entire interaction. What stood out most was her willingness to advocate for me as a patient. She didn't deflect responsibility or offer vague answers--she acted. She committed to addressing the issue promptly, followed up as promised, and even provided a direct way to stay in communication. In a healthcare environment where patients often feel lost or unheard, Christina made a meaningful difference. Her attention, accountability, and compassion restored my confidence during a difficult and emotional time. She is exactly the kind of professional patients hope to encounter, and Valley Urologic is fortunate to have her. Thank you, Christina, for truly caring and for doing the right thing.

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    Lisa M Bodon, MD

    Lisa M Bodon, MD

    4.0
    (127 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Dr Bodon not only treated me, but educated me. She helped me…read moreimprove my health. I balanced my hormones and feel like a new person because of her. Like most in healthcare, her staff and she are overworked, underpaid and very busy. Look past the administrative crap and you'll find the best medical care in the area. Dr Bodon is the best for mid-life hormonal care.

    My experience with this office raised serious concerns about the coordination and continuity of my…read morereproductive healthcare. I was scheduled for a hysterectomy in April 2025 after completing the scans, bloodwork and consultations requested by Dr. Bodon and surgeon Dr. Herman McDaniel. In February 2025, Dr. Bodon recommended Zepbound for weight loss before surgery. It took nearly two weeks for the prescription to reach the pharmacy, and a promised medication follow-up was never scheduled. I disclosed my medications during my surgical appointments with Dr. McDaniel, but I was never instructed during those visits to discontinue Zepbound before surgery. My April surgery was then canceled because I was told the wrong hospital had been scheduled. It was rescheduled for June. I had already made costly arrangements for the original date. When I contacted Director of Operations Elsa Gutierrez about what happened, I found her communication extremely dismissive and disrespectful. When I questioned why the insurance/network issue had not been verified before scheduling surgery, I was essentially asked, "You've been rescheduled, what do you want?" Before my June surgery, I saw Dr. McDaniel again. He initially appeared not to remember recently seeing me and was about to order another transvaginal ultrasound and bloodwork until I reminded him that I was there for my pre-op appointment. During that appointment, after reviewing my vitamin D levels, he asked about my occupation and income. After learning I was self-employed, he gave me promotional material and his personal promotional code for a website with which he said he was affiliated. My understanding from the conversation was that he could financially benefit if the code was used. I found this concerning during a preoperative appointment, particularly because I received very little information about preparing for surgery. The week before my June surgery was chaotic. Less than a week beforehand, I had heard nothing regarding pre-op testing. Four days before surgery, a STAT lab order was being arranged. Two days before surgery, a hospital nurse asked about cardiology clearance, and I personally contacted my cardiologist to have it faxed. Then I learned that authorization had been obtained for the surgery but not the hospital stay. The hospital warned me surgery could be canceled without it. At approximately 4:30 p.m. THE DAY BEFORE SURGERY, while I was at the pharmacy picking up medications prescribed for my postoperative recovery, surgery coordinator Sarah called and told me the authorization had not been obtained and my surgery was canceled. This was my second canceled surgery after months of preparation. I called afterward requesting an appointment with Dr. Bodon but could not get one scheduled. At this time I was still experiencing extremely heavy bleeding. My insurance approved a referral related to obtaining medically necessary pads and told me to contact the office. An employee then told me my insurance was out of network, despite my having received care there for approximately six months. About ten minutes later, Sarah called and explained that this information was incorrect. She also told me the employee claimed I had been "getting all crazy" with her. From my perspective, I had simply been asking questions about my insurance and an approved referral. When I contacted Elsa again, she told me she was too busy to deal with the situation, repeatedly asked, "What do you want?" and ended the call. Afterward, I was never able to meaningfully reconnect with my physician. No follow-up appointment with Dr. Bodon was arranged, and my patient portal messages went unanswered. Yet prescriptions continued to be filled for months afterward, including Zepbound through approximately December 2025 and iron prescriptions later, despite no follow-up visits. I ultimately declined to schedule another hysterectomy with Dr. McDaniel because I no longer felt comfortable proceeding under his care. As of August 2026, approximately 14 months after the canceled June 2025 surgery, I have received no meaningful follow-up regarding my reproductive care and no response to my portal concerns. I understand that insurance authorizations, hospitals and medical scheduling can be complicated and mistakes happen. My concern is the cumulative pattern I experienced: two canceled surgeries, scheduling and authorization problems, last-minute pre-op coordination, conflicting insurance information, unanswered messages, lack of physician follow-up, and interactions with management that I experienced as dismissive and hostile. Women seeking serious reproductive healthcare deserve clear communication, continuity of care, careful coordination and respectful treatment. Based on my experience, I would not entrust this office with my reproductive surgical care again.

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    Valley Urologic Medical Group

    2.1
    (71 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Stay away if you value timely care…read more We spent 7 months attempting to get a second appointment. The insurance redirect the referral back to this same place because they have like 3 different business names. We also had to get the referral renewed 4x because it kept expiring before getting a call back or appointment. I even went in to schedule an appointment in person 2 weeks ago and the two office ladies laughed when I said I've left messages since December. She said the call center isn't even in the US and to come in to schedule, but then she wouldn't schedule the appointment then because the referral had expired. I went to look on my family member's referrals at home and there was an active referral until Sept 2026. I've made a complaint with the insurance company, showed them the various business and provider names to ensure we are sent back to this place.

    My husband was scheduled to be examined by Dr Alexander as a urology contractor (there are not…read moresufficient numbers of specialty doctors and Urology is particularly needed here.) whereas we usually use the physicians at Eisenhower Medical Center, which is wonderful. He was seen in mid-February this year at the office of Dr. Alexander. The exam went ok (I did not sit in on the exam) and my husband told me he would be getting some lab tests before a kidney stone removal. We were hopeful that an appointment for surgery would be forthcoming. We got an email on February 23, from someone in Dr. Farshid Mirzae's office (a physician my husband did not see in the earlier visit) discussing various preop labs and EKG and X-rays. They were assigning us to varied lab offices and not Eisenhower facilities with several deadlines prior to surgery (this is by no means my biggest complaint) which is stated to be set for 4/14/26. So we had a go-round of multiple emails to insist we do testing via Eisenhower. Reports were very slow in being received by the primary referring physician at Eisenhower, so back to the telephone and emails I went. That in itself was a mere beesting compared to the rest of this circus to come. During the email escapade, I received an office report from the scheduler, but the name of Dr. Alexander was nowhere to be found. There were errors in demographic info plus the date of my husband's stroke and obviously someone in Dr. Mirzae's office entered info from the Eisenhower MyChart that was wrong. I was astounded as normally a physician enters the legal information about who examined the patient. I combed over the document and found no cosignature as one would see from a Director or owner. Having been an RN for 50 years my hackles were up. In the midst of this foray, I had to drive to the office of Dr. Alexander to speak with someone at the front desk. Why? Because there is no way to reach anyone on the phone. I had to provide a fax number to Eisenhower Imaging because they had been faxing an ancient number in the wrong office. If anyone asked me about parking issues at this old office building on Fred Waring, I would not even complain about the lack of ADA ramps because I was already incensed about too many of their antics I could not even bother. (Calling the office is also awful because they have an English speaking person mangling the Spanish menu prompts. Nauseating.) Fast forward to surgery. The scheduler kept us up in the air about preoperative interventional radiology. This would occur before surgery. Surgery finally went forward because the true Eisenhower employees called us with all of the instructions and provided all of the pre-op materials. My husband was only told by Dr. Alexander's office to stop taking the aspirin but to continue with his regular medications. He had the surgery and one overnight stay at Eisenhower, which went well. We always enjoy the care at Eisenhower and he was given tramadol for pain after his surgery. He had a drain which was removed and he had dressings which had to be cared for for several days with instructions not to shower immediately. Following anesthesia he was very exhausted and very foggy because, as you may know, anesthesia is very very difficult on the body, especially for a senior citizen. Two days after the return home, he had severe dizziness while walking with a walker and he fell. We took him to the ER at Eisenhower where the physician commented that the medication he takes at home causes a major drug interaction with Tramadol and this should not be combined. He was cleared to go home. Now we are having a great time waiting for Alexander's office to give us the scheduled time for followup- we were told May 7 a couple of weeks ago and that someone would call on Monday, May 4. Guess what? No message was received and I still cannot get through to scheduling. If the patient were to have a few other commitments on that date, they have to wait to be scheduled. There is a big shortage of specialty docs here including Urology. We have a large population of old patients with prostates and kidney stones too. My advice to you is drive up to Loma Linda, USC in Arcadia, or anywhere but this place. I am registering our fristration when we see our Eisenhower team. Maybe even State of CA medical board regarding documentation. I am required to leave one so here it is: there was a Jackie Chan movie on the tv in the waiting room.

    Lander Regenerative Urology - urologists - Updated August 2026

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