Hes a great internist. been his patient 20plus years, my husband my grown children and their…read morefriend, Dr Brown took care of us.

Totally satisfied with Dr. Brown's common sense approach to medicine. Referred my wife to him…read more Mary is a great nurse and the front office staff is spectacular. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Davalos has been my primary care physician for nearly 20 years and I could not ask for better…read morecare. My only thought is where will I be if he ever retires?

My wife and I have been patients of Dr Davalos for over 9 years…read more Going to see Dr Davalos for an appointment is like visiting an old friend who has your very best interests at heart. The staff is also top notch.

I am always treated with respect and kindness. My doctor is the best I have ever had.read more

I got a referral from my primary to a specialist. She said the front office would email me. They…read morenever did, so I tried following up. I called three times during normal business hours and nobody picked up. You know that feeling of being on hold for 1/2 hour. That's how I'm feeling right now. One star!!!!

Second worst doctor whom I have ever had to deal with, but definitely the rudest. He seemed more…read morelike a mean cop than a doctor.

Ronald Richmond is the best Dr I could have. He's on top of my meds, shows me great empathy and is…read morea good listener and speaks clearly so I can understand in laymen's terms.

I've been going to Dr Johnson for over 30 years. He has always provided excellent service. Dr…read moreJohnson actually diagnosed my husband with a serious illness and saved his life. He actually listens to people and advises accordingly; he actually cares!

I was looking for a new Dr. In the area and got a recommendation to go to Dr. Johnson. I was not…read moredisappointed, and know I made the correct choice in choosing a dr. He is very nice, honest and cares about his patients. Highly recommend Dr. Johnson if you're looking for a great GP

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.

I've been a patient of Dr. Brooks for 19yrs now and I'll tell you he is a great Dr as well as a…read moredelightful person! Very personable, informative and open for his patients to seek 2nd opinions! His bedside manner is 2nd to none...I've been getting cortisone shots every 3 months for nearly 18yrs and I'm never nervous because of this. The staff there is awesome as well. I would highly recommend Temecula Fallbrook Valley Orthopaedic Associates

I was directed to go to Riverside County Hospital in Moreno Valley by Eisenhower Medical Clinic. I…read morebecame acquainted with Dr. Drinhaus in 2011 and Dr. Drinhaus set me up for surgery in August 2012 for partial Knee surgery. The doctor that did the surgery was actually under Drinhaus's authority. Surgery was said to have gone ok. I was under Dr. Drinhaus's care after surgery and seen him for at least four followups. I kept telling him my knee still had lots of pain in it. He ignored me. The knee developed a hemotophia (blood collecting in the knee and around the knee.) It was obvious that something was wrong. There also was a large growth on the side of my thigh. I was told that this was not something that was related and that I would have to see a family physician. When I tried to contact Dr. Drinhaus later on after I developed cancer in the leg, Drinhaus simply said I was seen by many doctors at Riverside Hospital. First of all I have learned that the knee bleeding after knee surgery is very common and it needs to be taken care of immediately. Drinhaus is suppose to be an expert on knee surgery. So much for that thought. If you are seeing Dr. Drinhaus at anyone of his clinics whether it be Fallbrook, Murrietta or Riverside, do yourself a favor and get a second opinon. I am fully disabled at this time and much of it comes from not early detection of the tumor that was growing because of the white blood cells feeding it from the knee bleeding. Drinhaus is on arrogant individual.

I am deeply concerned by Dr. Alan Lo's conduct in connection with a patient experiencing severe…read morelumbar and hip pain that has left the patient largely bedridden and unable to care for himself. Despite the patient's significant and well-documented symptoms, Dr. Lo declined to authorize or pursue necessary diagnostic measures that would ordinarily be expected under basic standards of medical care. This refusal appears inconsistent with the duty of care and ethical obligations assumed by a licensed medical doctor, including the commitment to act in the patient's best interests and to do no harm. The failure to adequately evaluate a patient suffering from debilitating pain raises serious questions regarding professional judgment, adherence to accepted medical standards, and respect for the oath that governs the practice of medicine. No patient should be placed in a position where access to essential diagnostic care is withheld under circumstances such as these. This matter warrants close review by the licensing board. I highly discourage any one from seeking his care.

Kind, efficient, nice staff, thorough. Is quality of…read moreservice is excellent. He is my husband's PCP and internist.