Dr. Rabbani is truly an exceptional physician, and I feel incredibly fortunate to be under his…read morecare. He is everything you hope to find in a doctor--compassionate, knowledgeable, attentive, patient, and genuinely invested in the well-being of his patients. What sets Dr. Rabbani apart is that he truly listens. He never makes you feel rushed or dismissed, and he takes the time to understand your concerns, explain your options, and make sure you feel comfortable and confident in your care. His knowledge and experience are evident, but it is his kindness and sincerity that make him truly remarkable. His staff is equally wonderful--professional, caring, and always helpful. From the moment you walk into the office, you feel that you are in good hands. Finding a physician you can completely trust is priceless, and Dr. Rabbani is that doctor for me. I cannot recommend him highly enough. Five stars simply aren't enough! Thank you, Dr. Rabbani, for the exceptional care, compassion, and dedication you give your patients.

Dr Rabbani by far is the most compassionate kind sincere caring outstanding physician I've ever had…read morein my life! He's extremely knowledgeable and I think of him as a lifeline. His staff are very friendly and I highly recommend him! I'd give him 10 stars if I could! Thank you Dr Rabbani from the bottom of my heart for everything you've helped me with. Best doctor ever!

Dr. Sean Leoni is one of the best doctors I have ever experienced. He is brilliant, kind and…read morelistens to you. If you need someone who really cares, it is Dr. Leoni. Myone Bollinger

Internal medicine. Professional, knowledgeable, experienced, personable. Doctor Leoni uses…read morevarious approaches for treatment and, all with the best interest of the patient in mind.

Dr. Borovsky and the entire staff were courteous and helpful for the duration of my wife and I's…read morerecent visit. She answered questions about sleep habits, physical concerns, and exercise programming. The nurse who helped us was very gentle on our blood draw. My wife has previously had a bad experience with another doctor taking her blood, so she was hesitant, but this nurse helped get her as comfortable as possible and calmed her through the process.

I recently switched insurance companies and had to find a new primary care doctor and I am so glad…read moreI found Dr. Borovsky. She is kind, a great listener and genuinely cares enough to reach out for any reason. The same can be said for the rest of her office. Absolutely every single person I encountered, from the front office to the nurse/phlebotomist, were all lovely and kind. So glad to have found such a wonderful doctor and her staff to help me with my medical needs. Looking forward to many years with this doctor.

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Faminini and his entire team! From the moment you walk…read moreinto the office, you're greeted by the warmest, friendliest front office staff. They are always welcoming, kind, professional, and genuinely make you feel like a valued patient. They're organized, helpful, and go out of their way to ensure every visit is smooth and stress-free. Dr. Faminini is simply the best. He is professional, knowledgeable, compassionate, and takes the time to answer questions without ever making you feel rushed. His friendly demeanor and genuine care for his patients set him apart. I truly feel confident knowing I'm receiving exceptional care every time I visit. In my experience, Dr. Faminini is the best doctor in the Valley. If you're looking for a physician with an outstanding team and a practice that truly puts patients first, I highly recommend Dr. Faminini and his amazing staff!

Dr. Faminini has been my primary doctor and my entire family for a while now and I can't say enough…read moregood things about him and his team. He's brilliant, incredibly thorough, and just a genuinely caring person who listens. The office staff is kind and super accommodating, and I love that I never end up sitting in the waiting room more than a couple minutes. Whenever I need a follow-up or have a question, they're on top of it. Thank you, Dr. Faminini and team, for always taking such wonderful care of us!

He is the most knowledgeable, caring doctor I have ever met…read more I would highly recommend him.

Finding a good primary doctor nowadays is unfortunately really hard. Lucky for me I found Dr…read more Melvin Khaw! Saw him today for my first physical with him. I scheduled months in advance. He took about an hour with me in the exam room, asking detailed questions about my medical history all while cracking jokes and just making my whole experience really comfortable. I don't think he's accepting new patients anymore but man this is by far my best doctors experience in my whole life. Great doc with a great sense of humor! His staff is very professional and helpful as well

I see Dr. Darren Freeman here. They have parking below, the building is clean and easy to get…read morearound in. They have a great coffee house on the bottom that validates parking. Dr. Freeman is the best pain management doctor! I travel to see him. Dr. Ghostine is here as well. Nice place. Easy to talk to the office personnel as well.

I had a good experience overall. Coming here for the first time I was afraid I would get lost, as…read morethe signage isn't super clear. They do give you a discount for parking, but it's pretty steep! Next time I will totally try to park on the street. The offices are very clean and organized and my appointment started on time. The nurses were super friendly and I absolutely loved my Doctor. Everyone really took their time with me and I felt like I was actually being taken care of! Coming from an HMO health care plan, this feels luxurious. I also appreciate that they have a lab on site for convenience!

I've been a patient of Dr. Raiman's for about 10 years, and for a long time, I truly felt cared for…read moreby him. I valued our relationship and trusted that he was invested in my long-term health. Over the last decade, I have only seen him once a year for my annual physical and standard lab work. Fortunately, I have been in great health. I believed I actually meant something to the practice, but lately, the way the front office is being run has left me with no choice but to find a new provider. I understand that insurance companies are making it harder than ever for practices to survive. However, the high-pressure tactics coming from the front desk have turned a necessary transition to a "membership" model into a personal dealbreaker. For over a month, I've left messages to speak to Dr. Raiman to get a straight answer about the new $400 fee. Because , if I wait too long to pay, I was informed by Liz about a "quota" system, where the price will jump to $3,000 a year (it might be $4,000) once a quota is met. If the messages are being passed and he still won't call, it's clear where I stand. Patty simply told me her job is to "pass the messages" and that, "honestly, Dr. Raiman isn't going to call me back to discuss. He did that in the letter he sent". On top of that there is zero plan to help long-term patients transition to a new provider. Being told that "Dr. Raiman has no recommendations or referrals" and "that I should just find one through my insurance company" is a cold way to end a 10-year history. Being ghosted and told to send my own medical records through a portal is not the professional transition of care I expected. Both Patty and Liz have been argumentative, mean, and dismissive throughout this process. Their "take it or leave it" attitude, blocking access, and the pressure they are applying regarding these fees have effectively ended my time as a patient. It's disappointing to see a decade of trust thrown away because of how the front desk has handled this. Since Liz and Patty are acting as a road block and believe Dr. Raiman will not return my call, I have no choice but to put up a post.

Jonathan Raiman, MD, was our Primary Care Physician for many years, and he provided exceptional…read morecare professionally and expertly. He is an an extraordinarily knowledgeable physician and master diagnostician, and we always felt that we were in the most capable hands. Dr. Raiman was consistently easy to speak with, caring, attentive, and responsive. We truly appreciated his ability to explain medical issues clearly and compassionately and with steady calm whenever we had concerns. His office staff, with Patty and Liz, were always friendly, efficient and welcoming, which made every visit smooth and comfortable. The only reason we had to leave Dr. Raiman's clinic was our move to another city far from his office -otherwise, we would have stayed under his care without hesitation. We were immensely grateful for everything that Dr. Raiman did for us. Barbara & Abraham K.

Dr. Ali Sheybani prescribing physician committed a direct medical error by concurrently prescribing…read moreAmlodiprim, Hydrochlorothiazide, Metoprolol, and Hydrocodone, to me as his patient. This specific combination demonstrates a critical failure to evaluate dangerous drug-drug interactions. Also, by neglecting to realize medications I was being prescribed by a psychiatrist, he created an immediate, life-threatening risk to my safety. Amlodiprim, Hydrochlorothiazide, and Metoprolol, constitute an aggressive triple-antihypertensive regime. Prescribing Hydrocodone alongside these three agents is a direct prescribing error. Hydrocodone causes peripheral vasodilation and suppresses the central nervous system. By introducing this opioid, even though asked for, Dr. Sheybani directly blocked the body's natural compensatory reflexes. This error forced a profound, addictive spike in blood pressure. Placing me at immediate risk for severe hypertension, orthostatic syncope, and cardiovascular shock. Furthermore, Dr. Sheybani failed to account for severe addictive central nervous system and respiratory depression. Hydrocodone directly suppresses the brains respiratory center. The doctor's incorrect combination of three blood pressure medications induced cerebral hypoperfusion. This lack of blood flow to the brain severely compounds opioid sedation. This specific oversight and extreme neglect on Dr. Sheybani's part evaluates the risk of acute respiratory depression, profound somnolence, hypoxia, and fatal overdose. This prescription regime presents a clear deviation from standard medical care. The physician failed to cross reference known drug interactions. Dr. Sheybani failed to recognize the cumulative toxicity of these specific agents. He also failed to ensure a safe clinical plan. This incorrect prescribing requires immediate administration review and professional reconciliation to prevent severe patient harm in the future.

Unfortunately, we were never able to get past the scheduling staff to even book a first appointment…read morefor my mom with Dr. Sheybani. She had already been assigned to him, and her insurance plan was active. I called the office three days in a row and left messages. When I finally reached a staff member, she very quickly checked the insurance portal and told me she could not find my mom's name. I had just gotten off the phone with the insurance company, who confirmed that my mom was in the system and assigned to Dr. Sheybani. When I tried to explain this, the staff member repeatedly gave the same response and did not make any additional effort to re-check or search more thoroughly. She then told me that the doctor was not accepting new patients--despite the fact that he is listed by the insurance as a provider who is accepting new patients. Because of this contradiction, I went in person to the public office to clarify what was happening. There, I confirmed again that my mom is in the system and that Dr. Sheybani is indeed her assigned doctor. I am a healthcare service provider myself, and I understand how critical respectful communication and client relations are in a medical setting. Regardless of how skilled a physician may be, the front office staff are the first point of contact--and they represent the practice. This is a medical office, not a retail store; patients are often worried, unwell, or caring for vulnerable loved ones. The dismissive and unhelpful attitude we encountered suggests that the staff would greatly benefit from additional training in professionalism, empathy, and problem-solving.

Dr Zarrian was my mother physician and then became our family doctor. My work is very stressful…read moreand during the covid-19 I needed his help on numerous time and he was always there to help me and my medical issues. He is caring, considerate and very knowledgeable physician. I have thanked him for taking care of my mother when she needed him and I thanking him now for being there when many other physicians were not available.

The administrative staff will do the least amount of "work" as possible. Any special form requests,…read morereferral paperwork, etc has to be followed up on constantly or the work won't be done. Dr. Zarian is your typical doctor who spends 5 mins with you and sends you on your way. When you voice concerns, they are written off as "wait and see" significantly more often than here's a referral.

Caring. Kind. Listens to you without judgement. She always remembers what I have to tell her. She…read moremakes me feel heard. I know all of her assistants but I am particularly fond of Treasure. What a name right? And she is. Dr Shukman is part of the primary care team at Cedars Sinai. If you need a new primary I highly suggest her.

The worst doctor I've seen. She berated me for my post menopausal weight gain. She said she would…read moreorder tests and forgot. When I happened to mention my anorexic child was having fainting spells, she flippedly said, kids faint. Would not recommend for humans.