I honestly hate seeing all these bad reviews about it…read more"taking a long time to see the doc" ..to be fair, Dr. Banskota has many patients to see, also him & staff are always juggljng many things at a time, so what do u guys expect? Dr. Banskota & his staff always do their best, be patient w/ them! U guys obviously see how even the big hospitals out there w/ a FULL house of staff can still make u wait soooo long to see a doc, Dr. Banskota's office consists of 3-4 staff w/ many patients a day. Be patient! Ive been going to Dr. Banskota since 2014 or so.. Ive had long waits & short waits in the lobby, even so, i give him my patience because i keep in mind all the other patients he has to tend to in-person + all the incoming phone calls he has to tend to w/ patients who have emergencies or questions on the lines, his staff needing help, etc. theres even been a time i had to wait to see him a little further down the calendar because he's so booked up.. CUT EM SOME SLACK, for God's sake.

I used to be a patient of Dr. Banskota and recently referred him because during the years under his…read morecare he helped me a lot, monitored my illness until I went into remission. I would rather wait to see a good doctor.

Dr. is great as is her NP/PA. The problem is the system to reach the doctor. You reach out…read morethrough the portal but it takes awhile for response. If you call the phone number you are told they do not contract the doctor, they use the same system and wait for the doctor to reply. If it's not time sensitive that's o.k, but occasionally it might be. This is a frustrating system with City of Hope both Pasadena and Duarte.

I have absolute confident to Dr. Feng. She is so knowledgeable and kind. She is so polite and cares…read moreabout everything. I recommend her to others for sure.

If you are looking for a family doctor who knows you, greeting you, call your name and chat with…read moreyou like an old friend, care and look up for your health like your most reliable and caring elder, Dr. Sam Lee and Karen Lee would be your best bet. If you are looking for a clinic that is NOT crowded at ALL, when you are on time for your appointment and THEY ARE ON TIME too, here's your best choice. when you push open the door, and you see an empty waiting room, don't doubt yourself, you are at the right place, this is their way to ensure their high quality of caring for their patients. If you are looking for a clinic WITHOUT a grumpy face reception/front desk lady, it's time for you to call and make your appointment with them, Jessica is very helpful and willing to work with you to figure out all your insurance. Their staffs are the most nice, friendly and kind crew that I've never experience else where. (I've tried 4 different family doctors before I found Dr.Lee, it's been yearssss now, I still feel it is my luck to found and be able to build an long term or even life time relationship with this clinic.) P.s. and I forgot to mention, they have their own physical therapist in the house, mm hmm I know, that's awesome!! Candy, the physical therapist, She is sooo professional and extremely knowledgeable!! Ok I'm done, or it might be hard for me to book my own appointment next time lol

They really do nickel and dime you for everything at this office. I came in for my physical and…read morethey charged me a copay for my visit. However, preventative care is 100% covered. When i inquired about it, the front desk person told me she didn't have me down for physical. I asked what did she have me down for? And it was a physical. So then asked if there was any other medical needs or questions i needed to ask the doctor today? and when i said no, she refunded me my copay. A week later, someone from their office called me and asked me to come in so i can discuss my blood results with a doctor. They also gave me the option to do this over the phone and SURPRISE!!!! THEY WANTED TO CHARGE ME ANOTHER COPAY!!!! At my old PCP, they did not charge me a second copay for discussing my results. if you don't want to be nickeled and dimed for everything, then i suggest you look for another doctor's office. But i would say the doctor's here are actually very nice. They do listen to your concerns and i did not feel rushed during my appointment.

I should've left a review after the first rude encounter I had but again this office never fails to…read morehave their front office girls give misinformation and be smart asses about it. The doctors and nurses are great, but having to deal with the front and the way that they interact with people is definitely a quick way to make the visit go downhill.

He is a terrible doctor. He's friendly and on time. But if you ever have any needs, if you need a…read morereferral from him, he'll take his time even doing it. He'll take over a month to do it. And we're not talking about waiting for the medical group to approve it. We're just talking about his laziness. He's a very friendly guy until he isn't. He likes to get his way and he has no patience. If he's in a bad mood get out of his way because he'll do everything and anything to make your life miserable. He doesn't like being questioned as to why things take so long with him. I mean, if you just wanna go there for two seconds get medication and get him to send a blood referral to the lab then you're fine. But if you want someone to care, to really go above and beyond, to listen to you, to give you referrals, to do paperwork in a timely manner, to admit he makes mistakes because he makes a lot, then this is not the doctor for you. Also, it would be best to have a PPO working with him. He's actually OD, instead of an MD, but to be honest with you there's nothing holistic about his approach.

The front desk lady completely denied us at first and said that they were not taking any new…read morepatients, which is really strange because Wang Fang Rong was listed as our primary care for two years already; we just haven't seen them. They responded by saying that as of 2020, they just don't accept HMOs anymore. Which also didn't make sense since my boyfriend's family members go here. Eventually we were able to argue to the point where the front lady gave up and we came in to see him. He asked a few questions and then immediately prescribed us a bunch of medications, one for breathing, one for anxiety, and one for allergies. We asked for a referral to a specialist in psychology, but he just gave us Ativan immediately. We tried to ask, but he said take this first. I thought normally you would try to have the patient talk to a specialist or provide a holistic approach before prescribing medication, especially since it's a controlled substance and can be easily abused. Then we left and that was it.

Doctor is nice besides he need to give you MRI testing. If you want some simple cold checks you…read morecould go here, but last year I broke my leg with PPO insurance. This doctor told me they could not call insurance company for proof I had broken leg. I have to go another doctor to give me prescription. But why he give me a form to fill all information and let me give the form to Arcadia MRI center initially. It's a cheating.

Dr. Lin was very brief each time he saw me, about 5 minutes. Blood test result only mentioned A1C…read moreand ignored other out of range items. Prescribed high dosage Medications and got swollen feet and urine looked like water. 5 page test report only sent me one page and I had to request again.

Dr. Lin is so wonderful and thorough. He was so good at expressing thoughts and concerns about my…read moresituation in such a candid way. In the last 2 years I've been to 6 different endocrinologists for my VERY difficult condition. It's so "uncommon" when really, i feel like an epidemic of "cushings syndrome" is prevalent among people that go undiagnosed because of lack of awareness, and diagnosing difficulty. To give you an idea of how "rare" this is, the statistic is like 3 people in a million or something. However, It isnt uncommon among "specialists" to either not know it, or not know much about it. At this moment, i have been to enough endocrinologists and doctors to establish a solid opinion on not only the medical industry, but the profession itself, its definitely a production line of "doctors" going through the motions of doing doctor-like things, with insurance hovering over to restrict anything productive to happen too quickly. Dr. Wang totally caught me off guard and broke that consistent and steady monotony by actually asking all the right questions and looking at the right things. i gave him most of my file (yay for me for actually getting myself together for this one haha) he knew most of the doctors that i had been to, and was very familiar with the unconventional protocol that they followed. He actually contemplated the different approaches he wanted to take and possible outcomes that might result. He also made sure to keep his feet planted in reality by considering how the insurance might respond. His perspective of himself is very refreshing because he definitely knew his role in the grand scheme of things. He seems to have a very busy practice but he does take walk ins

I am so glad he is my parent's PCP. Smart and caring! Highly recommend him as a physician!!read more

I've been seeing Dr Fung for over a year now and I am so glad to have found him! IMO there's not…read morethat many great doctors in the SGV/626 area and Dr Fung has been a god send! He takes the time to understand what's going on and how he can best provide a treatment plan. He's very friendly and approachable and doesn't rush you either -- not something you see from most doctors. Not only that, he'll go the extra mile to give you the additional background knowledge which makes me feel even more comfortable and confident that I'm in good hands. Can't recommend him enough!!

Move over, Cedars Sinai and unreachable west side doctors. Instead, head straight to Rosemead for…read morefree parking, an amazing staff, and visit with one of LA's premiere cardiologists who also happens to be an incredibly nice guy. P.S. He's the past mayor of Arcadia. Yelpers, meet Dr. Michael Cao! I was referred for a CAC (Coronary Artery Calcium scan) to check for arteries clogged by too many Yelp events. No referrals here, the scan is done right in the office by a trained radiologist. Dr. Cao himself reviews the scan and follows up if there's more to be done. Fortunately, my diagnosis was no build-up, continue Yelping. The doctor is very approachable and popular, given a very full waiting room and a huge staff moving everybody around. Despite being so busy, I felt like I was the only patient around that day. Thanks Yelp for my new cardiologist.

I am deeply disappointed with the care my father received from Dr. Michael Cao and his office…read more After my father was discharged from the hospital in August 2024, it was urgently recommended that he see a cardiologist due to his heart issues. Dr. Cao saw my dad in September, and a test was conducted soon after. However, when it came to releasing the results or reviewing them for potential risks, Dr. Cao and his office became incredibly uncooperative. Not only did they make it extremely difficult for us to get the test results, but they also caused unnecessary delays for both my father's primary care physician and his high-risk doctor in obtaining critical information. The office staff kept the report from me and my family which I know I have the rights to obtain. After countless of heated arguments with their office staff going back and forth about the results by the time they agreed to send the results it was time to see Dr. Cao for the follow-up. Then Dr. Cao just simply said our case needs to be referred to another specialist when they could've referred us directly to begin with. Despite the urgency of my father's case, it seemed like Dr. Cao was unwilling to prioritize the situation. My father passed away in November 2024 due to cardiac arrest, and I can't help but feel that better communication and more proactive care might have made a difference. I expected better from a cardiologist, especially when my dad's health was at such high risk. Sadly, this experience has been a frustrating and painful one, and I would not recommend Dr. Cao to anyone in need of urgent care. During this time I heard he is the mayor so it seemed like he was too occupied and prioritizing that over the care for his patients.