First time I met Dr.Fouad ,hes very nice knowledgeable, he spent time listening to your concerns.He…read moreis a great doctor.

My first interaction with Dr Fouad - he is friendly and makes you comfortably ask questions and…read morethe staff are very helpful

I was a patient of Dr. Balloch for years when I lived in Camarillo. She helped me through so much…read more Always so understanding and concerned for my well-being. She listened and was thorough. I was sad to move away and lose her as a doctor.

My late mom's doc. Nope Nope Nope! She seems nice but seems way overbooked and i never felt we got…read moremy mom the GP care she deserved

I hate to do this because Dr Dickey's office has me so spoiled, giving the review I am about to…read moregive may bring more business. Much deserved business at that. I have been a patient of the Drs since she was a PA and with a different company. There was something very special about her....she listens....doesn't matter if it's one minute or 59 she takes the time to understand. Do not go here if you want the "take an aspirin and call me in the morning" treatment. Thank You Dr Dickey for bring back that small town Doctor that knows and cares about her patients. (Even if we are not so small town anymore). You wouldn't know it walking in or out of her office. Looking for an Outstanding Primary Care Provider....look no further. Dr Dickey and her staff are a class act and one i, forsure will be with for as long as they will have me!! Much thanks Dr Dickey!! You have saved me more times then I care to recall!!

My whole family likes Dr. Dickey. She is friendly and does not rush through your appointment. She…read morewill cover all the issues you are having (illness, pain etc.) I did knock off one star because of how busy the office is, but I know from experience that all good doctors are busy.

I had an appt. w/ Dr. wade as a new patient so this was the very first time to this office and…read moremeeting this dr. Unfortunately, she was extremely insensitive and unempathetic. I was experiencing some anxiety and emotions (which I explained as soon as she came in) and was clearly upset. However, instead of being kind, comforting and understanding, She behaved as if I was angry. I told her I hadn't been to the dr in awhile and just feeling anxiety. She didn't like the way I was sitting in my chair with one leg up and spoke to me as if I was a child and not a 40 yr old woman. Then she said she couldn't continue the appt or care for me at all even in the future. This is upsetting and not how someone should be treated by a DOCTOR. I definitely don't want her as my dr if she can't show empathy when someone is upset/crying. I felt judged and dismissed. I've never been treated this way by a Dr. and hopefully no one else will be.

New patient of Dr. Wade. She is a fantastic scientist and develops respectful relationships with…read morepatients. I recommended to her three friends within hours of my first appointment. They are equally satisfied patients now too. The office staff are easy to work with and equally professional. No challenges with getting an appointment. She takes my health insurance and has an e patient portal. If you're looking for a fantastic physician, look no further!

dr is very available- appointment access is normally very punctual…read more dr is extremely sharp and is direct. very nice office staff that are pleasant and efficient.

See that Julie R responded. They asked for my phone number and never called. They are LIARS!!!read more

Dr. Arnold took care of my routine medical needs and genuinely seems to care about his patient…read moreneeds. He takes his time to explain your medical results and is always very positive when doing so.

I'm very unhappy with this doctor's staff. I was able to review my bloodwork online and waited…read moreseveral weeks to be notified of the results since some were outside of normal limits. When I finally contacted his office to find out what to do next, I was told they had not received the results because "the labs are slow right now." I informed them I was able to view my results several weeks ago and didn't understand why the office could not. Her reply was "I don't know"; she said good bye and hung up.

I've no complaint with the doctors, per se. The physicians are often competent - when you actually…read moresee them, for the 10-15 minutes Dignity Health allows them per visit per patient! And I am not exaggerating to make a point; this is what the staff will confirm when asked. It took me three years of 15-minute visits just to get to the point of maybe finding a solution for my health issues when... MY PRIMARY AND MY SPECIALIST BOTH QUIT (because they had to see15-18 patients per day). AND I WAS GIVEN NO NOTICE. Very unprofessional. So I could get no "Referrals" (really: "permission") to a new specialist without first establishing a relationship with a NEW Primary from Dignity (oh what a misnomer that name is), which of course took two months to get - just to start over from square one! Gawd forbid I had something like diabetes which requires regular care! And to reiterate what the other poster (Shelly G) said here because it's important: YOU CAN NOT ACTUALLY CALL OR CONTACT YOUR DOCTOR who contracts with Dignity! You can only contact Dignity's "central phone answering system" which might take a message and might convey that to an assistant in your doctor's office. At some point, that assistant then might communicate whatever to your doctor, etc. ad nauseum. In actuality, in three years with Dignity, my response time has averaged between never and 4-5 days, and only if one leaves two or more "messages." - This is not what Medicare determines to be REASONABLE ACCESS to medical care. Example: I had a minor hairline tibial fracture. I couldn't see my doctor so I went to ER. Saint John's Hospital in Camarillo is fantastic. I saw a doctor there in under 10 minutes. It was clean, beautifully situated, etc. She ordered an X-Ray, "stat." But of course that "referral" had to be processed first through Dignity. After calling Dignity numerous times with no response, I gave up. I never got that "stat" ("urgent") x-ray. Luckily, I think and hope it healed by itself after eight weeks. The ER doctor was annoyed that the Insurer (Dignity) could and would just ignore her, but was helpless. This is one reason why so many doctors quit Dignity. Insurer's guidelines are aligned with their bean counters who calculate how to maximize profits with minimal concern about their patient's health. Note: Currently when one visits any doctor, you are REQUIRES to fill out numerous pages of forms. Only 2-3 pages are related to your health - which the doctor has no time to read. But about 2-4 pages are legal paperwork where your waive your right to sue, regardless, and must accept "Binding Arbitration" by some lawyer preselected by the Insurer! Gawd! This is what happens, folks, when your medical care is turned over to Insurance Companies! Good luck! PS: As of this writing, two of the three photos of doctors employed by Dignity (posted below) no longer work there!

The one thing you don't want to do is see doctor bindhu, she is very rude and doesn't care about…read moreher patients, went in for my 3 month check up, she didn't even care, and told me that I have to make another appointment for that, I was just concerned about my throat hurting and the care quality was just not there with her, she also smelled like cigarettes and stunk

This office is great! The front desk ladies are helpful, patient, and always willing to help…read more Dr. Kondel is our physician of choice. He rocks, he is not pushy, he is super cool and understanding. I have referred many family members and friends to him directly. For some of us its not easy to find a doctor that we feel at ease with, but Dr. Kondel does that for us.

They just don't answer the phone. I have called at multiple times throughout the day and they…read moreforward me to a dead end saying all lines are busy. All lines are busy ALL DAY? How is anyone supposed to book an appointment. Ridiculous.

Dr Patel has moved to Dignity Health on Verdugo Way and this office is SO much better than the old…read moreone! I've been a patient with her since the original review and she's still a GREAT primary care provider!

Dr Patel has been my doctor for a quite a long time and she took care of my mother it really bums…read moreme out because I can't see her anymore since they don't take my insurance but they never did and they won't let me pay for my visits they won't even let me talk to her to see who she could recommend so that kind of is just like Fort Knox. Apparently my insurance does not prescribe the medication that if I don't take I can get seizures so I'm kind of in a rock and a hard place which again what do you do? If Dr Patel gets this please email me knotmeow1969@gmail.com Mo Ruz

Dr Tenenbaum is incredibly caring, compassionate, thoughtful, brilliant, comprehensive, committed,…read moreaccessible, kind-hearted, thorough, diligent, detailed, with an excellent bedside manner and dedicated physician! It's always a pleasure to interact with his efficient, friendly and caring secretary/office manager, Michelle! Dr Ammie Kahl is an equally FANTASTIC addition to the Practice! She always goes the extra mile for every patient, every time! She is meticulous, dependable and very kind-hearted, as well! A SPECTACULAR Medical Practice in every manner!! OBVIOUSLY, 5 STARS ALL THE WAY!! J. DENDER, MD, PsyD

This review is for the medical practice rather than Dr. Tenenbaum himself…read more I've been a patient of Dr. Tenenbaum (technically one of his physician's assistants...you know the deal) for about 3 years. My medical history is pretty normal, so there isn't much to cover here: go in, get blood work done, get reminded that I have such-and-such value that is slightly above the norm for the population. Rinse, repeat. What drove me away from this practice (other than the 2020 pandemic...) is that Dr. Tenenbaum transitioned his practice to...concierge medicine. This artificially reduces the number of available physicians in the area, ultimately driving up medical costs for patients who do not necessarily need 24/7 support. I cannot ethically support this business practice, despite having the privilege of being able to pay an extra $200/mo for a service that I will likely not benefit significantly from...at least in the short term. I request that physicians reconsider going 100% concierge and consider a hybrid practice model. Allow those who cannot afford concierge medicine the ability to unlock a variety of physicians in the area. Healthcare is challenging enough as it is in this country...please don't add to the problem.