I'm very grateful to give my testimony on how my life changed so much for the better upon meeting…read more Dr.Wayne Cooper I had been diagnosed with COPD in 2016. Having been treated by several Drs, my condition was worsening as the side effects of the inhalers were awful. I had made a referral and was introduced to DrCooper by phone. He called me prior to our first visit and informed me that he was not comfortable with results of the most recent lung test done by another physician, and ordered a new set . His opinion was correct, the prior test results were wrong, I was unresponsive to the prior treatments because I was allergic to some ingredients in the medication prescribed prior. He took the time to explain what was going on, what he was doing, and told me he hoped to see me in 1 year. I have not had a bout with emphysema or bronchitis since I've been under his care. Much gratitude for you I'm eternally gram

Dr. Hooper seems very thorough, although there were a few mistakes on his consultative notes. He…read moresaid I don't have asthma, but years ago I was diagnosed with both exercise-induced asthma AND cough-variant asthma, both of which continue to reoccur but improve with albuterol. Dr. Hooper thought my chronic cough was likely due to post-nasal drip, but my ENT disagreed and said the problem was more likely due to allergic-caused cough-variant asthma. My pulmonary function tests showed some deficiencies, but nothing major. Chest CT was normal except for some port-surgical scarring after left pneumothorax x2 surgical repairs and pleurodesis. I'm getting mixed messages from my doctors, but my cough is much improved after discontinuing Singular.

Note on location: The building is right next to the Rayne Water building between Rancho Del Oro and…read moreEmerald on Vista Way. It is a large red building, but the address isn't super easy to locate from the outside of the building, but it's literally right inside the office building once you walk through the doors. First Visit: The waiting room and individual exam rooms are a bit sparse, but that's only because Dr. Hsing is only at this location in Oceanside once a month (their main office is in Encinitas). It is incredibly convenient for those of us who cannot make the long trip in traffic to that location, and it's not difficult to get an appointment, even though they're only here at this location once a month, which was a nice surprise! Meeting the Doctor: Dr. Hsing himself was incredibly personable...his bedside manner is wonderful, and he asked all of the right questions in order to get my son the most comprehensive care possible. Today was our first visit, and he knew which durable medical equipment company to call and got immediately on ordering replacement parts for his CPAP machine, as well as writing prescriptions for his allergy medications. Office Personnel: The office staff was also incredibly pleasant...she got us in quickly, and between both her and Dr. Hsing, we got all of the information that we needed, and learned new things as well. Waiting Room and Overall Impression of Office Interior: The waiting room is clean and quiet, and it is fantastic to finally find a local professional Pulminologist that we can trust, and who seems genuinely invested in my son's medical needs and care. Can't wait to come back next month and see Dr. Hsing again! Final ThoughtsGreat first visit, and impeccable first impression. I would highly recommend Dr. Hsing and Coastal Pulmonary Associates to anyone needing care in north San Diego county. Between the office location in Vista and the one in Encinitas, you'll find yourself in good (and highly knowledgeable) hands!

Went here today. Been here before. Both times the front desk workers have been bad. They have…read moreattitude. They insist on me filling out things or doing things that are unnecessary or that I've already done and then do petty things to mess things up. So, before my appointment today I filled out everything about me and my medical health online during a lengthy checkin process. It took me 30 minutes to fully complete it. When I arrived today the woman helping me wanted me to manually fill out paperwork with all of the same information and I refused and said you've already got it all and I'm not filling out duplicate information. She insisted on me giving them my insurance card when I don't have an actual card. I have my info. I've never needed my card. They always have my insurance number and company and info and do not need my physical card or a copy of it to bill the insurance company. But she was insistent and i told her the above. I asked her to cancel an upcoming appointment with another doctor there about this point. In fact I asked her twice to cancel it. She said she would. I got called back for the pulmonologist and he was actually fine. No issues. Come back out to make a followup appointment before I leave per the doctor. Make it with another lady there. I then asked her if the appointment with the other doctor there was canceled like I requested and she said no it was not. I told her to cancel it. She did. She set the followup appointment with me. I left. The previous lady did not cancel it like she said she would. Sigh. I get a text after I left saying the appointment I just made had been moved to the day prior than what I just made. I suspect the First Lady with a bad attitude moved it just to be petty. This is awful customer service. Just not a good experience. She was power tripping. Had an attitude and did things to be petty and to screw with me and my medical stuff. It was a lot of unnecessary friction. A simple check in at the front desk of any medical office should be easy and pleasant. I'd give zero stars because it was that bad. But one star is for the doctor because he was ok. Also, Dr. Hsing their sleep doctor is not a good doctor if you have a circadian sleep disorder like DSPD or DSPS or Non-24 or other. His treatment of me and my condition was the worst I've ever encountered and I've seen many sleep doctors over the years. He is completely backwards about treating those type of disorders and gave bad advice and no realistic help or treatment to me at all. I am extremely knowledgeable about Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder and treatment protocols and he is just absolutely wrong. Attached is the plan he came up with that if he tried to follow it himself he couldn't. It's an impossible plan. If you have DSPD or N24 I'd run to another doctor and skip this place. He's their only sleep doctor. Unfortunately. He may be ok for sleep apnea but not for circadian rhythm sleep disorders. He covers all of their locations. Anyway. Front desk is a real piece of work. I will not be going back after I'm done with the pulmonologist I saw today and the stuff he ordered to get done. Update 4 months later: One of the meds the Dr. prescribed to me needs preauthorization. The staff at this office does not know how to handle a preauthorization. Most doctor's I see know how to get an initial denial from insurance companies through that initial denial and I'm never even involved and they do it fast. This office got the initial denial and accepted it. Then prescribed another medication that got denied. Then didn't work the denial and then prescribed me a 3rd inferior medication for my condition that gives me bad side effects. I've had to message and call them multiple times and stay on top of them to try to get them to actually work the PA like it should be to get what I need medically. Again other doctors offices do this all on their own without me ever having to babysit or stay on top of it. They just do it. Sigh In the future I'll find somewhere else to go. I would probably advise the same to anyone reading this.

Went here today. Been here before. Both times the front desk workers have been bad. They have…read moreattitude. They insist on me filling out things or doing things that are unnecessary or that I've already done and then do petty things to mess things up. So, before my appointment today I filled out everything about me and my medical health online during a lengthy checkin process. It took me 30 minutes to fully complete it. When I arrived today the woman helping me wanted me to manually fill out paperwork with all of the same information and I refused and said you've already got it all and I'm not filling out duplicate information. She insisted on me giving them my insurance card when I don't have an actual card. I have my info. I've never needed my card. They always have my insurance number and company and info and do not need my physical card or a copy of it to bill the insurance company. But she was insistent and i told her the above. I asked her to cancel an upcoming appointment with another doctor there about this point. In fact I asked her twice to cancel it. She said she would. I got called back for the pulmonologist and he was actually fine. No issues. Come back out to make a followup appointment before I leave per the doctor. Make it with another lady there. I then asked her if the appointment with the other doctor there was canceled like I requested and she said no it was not. I told her to cancel it. She did. She set the followup appointment with me. I left. The previous lady did not cancel it like she said she would. Sigh. I get a text after I left saying the appointment I just made had been moved to the day prior than what I just made. I suspect the First Lady with a bad attitude moved it just to be petty. This is awful customer service. Just not a good experience. She was power tripping. Had an attitude and did things to be petty and to screw with me and my medical stuff. It was a lot of unnecessary friction. A simple check in at the front desk of any medical office should be easy and pleasant. I'd give zero stars because it was that bad. But one star is for the doctor because he was ok. Also, Dr. Hsing their sleep doctor is not a good doctor if you have a circadian sleep disorder like DSPD or DSPS or Non-24 or other. His treatment of me and my condition was the worst I've ever encountered and I've seen many sleep doctors over the years. He is completely backwards about treating those type of disorders and gave bad advice and no realistic help or treatment to me at all. I am extremely knowledgeable about Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder and treatment protocols and he is just absolutely wrong. Attached is the plan he came up with that if he tried to follow it himself he couldn't. It's an impossible plan. If you have DSPD or N24 I'd run to another doctor and skip this place. He's their only sleep doctor. Unfortunately. He may be ok for sleep apnea but not for circadian rhythm sleep disorders. He covers all of their locations. Anyway. Front desk is a real piece of work. I will not be going back after I'm done with the pulmonologist I saw today and the stuff he ordered to get done. In the future I'll find somewhere else to go. I would probably advise the same to anyone reading this.

I have been seeing Dr. Ni‑Cheng Liang for a little over a year now. A friend referred her to me,…read moreand I have since referred others to her as well. She is consistently competent, thorough, smart, and efficient, all while showing genuine care and concern for her patients. Recently, Dr. Liang and Hannah truly came through for me when the clock was ticking -- what a team! I had less than a day to get a provider‑completed oxygen form sent to British Airways in London to ensure I could board a flight the next business day. With the time difference, the window was even smaller. When I realized late at night that this form was required, I got zero sleep. I called the office first thing in the morning, and they were immediately on it. Dr. Liang completed the form quickly, and Hannah called me right away with the necessary questions. Thanks to their urgency and dedication, the form reached London before the deadline. In a pinch, you want a doctor who is not only exceptionally skilled, but one who will take time out of an already busy day to help a patient in need. Dr. Liang is exactly that doctor. Thank you to Dr. Ni‑Cheng Liang, Hannah, and everyone at Scripps Coastal Pulmonology. Your commitment made all the difference.

Short wait after arriving on time to be moved to an exam room. Another shot wait for the nurse to…read moretake vitals and then to be seen by Dr. Z. We had just gotten started when the nurse came back and told the doctor something. The doctor excused himself, said he had a very sick patient who he was trying to help and he would be right back. It was just a few minutes later that Dr, Z came back, We finished up he appointment. I thought it was great that he priorized based on need. It made me feel more confident in his care.

From reading the other reviews I wish I could write a positive one about my experience but I would…read moreadvise anyone looking to do pulmonary testing and be under the care of a Pulmonologist to look elsewhere. My experience hopefully doesn't represent the rest of the staff at this office as the front staff was awesome, the staff doing testing was great but my Dr., Dr. Ahuja was dismissive and didn't do a good job explaining testing AND he orginally didn't even bring the pulmonary test IN to the exam until I asked him to so I can review it with him. When we reviewed it he only focused on a few spots and left out areas on my testing which were 26 percent of predicted amount. I didn't notice this till after I left the office. I called the office back minutes after leaving and spoke to his medical assistant who also stated that its odd that the 26 percent of predicted was not explained or discussed. She called back and said that the Doctor is done explaining the testing and I am welcome to go someone where else for a second opinion. Please see a different doctor at this location. calling back and asking for an explanation on a 26 percent of predicted and then being blown off by being told to go somewhere else is unbelievable customer service and probably doesn't represent the whole company but he works for them. Showing up to an appointment to review results with NO results in front of me is a red flag. Then when I asked about going over them with him and him only focuses on 3 parameters was also a bit odd as he constantly redirected me back to 3 parameters. When asked over the phone once I left about 26 percent of predicted to be told he wouldn't answer, and I can go somewhere else as he is done explaining is rude and unprofessional. Please go somewhere else customers. This is not a place I would recommend sadly. I hear there are better doctors at this location and unfortunately I must have got the one who's available because of his poor bedside manner. Really sad.

Dr. Trestman Listens to what you have to tell him about your health issues and takes notes about…read moreeverything you tell him, it is like old days and good doctors whom I remembered. He is very kind and knows his business very well. I am glad I met the good doctor.

He's the most thorough and thoughtful Pulmonologist I have come across and will follow him wherever…read morehe goes as long as Trestman Practices near Escondido Ca. Will always be grateful for his knowledge

Dr White and her staff are knowledgeable and very professional. I have a very complicated medical…read morebackground. Dr White sent me for a bunch of testing so she could be able to give me accurate answers regarding my pulmonary issues. They were able to do many of the tests in their office. The respiratory therapist was able to show me better ways to ensure my inhaler was getting in to my lungs. I also had my sleep study done in their office. The gentleman that helped me was kind and patient. He answered any questions that he could. He also asked me questions about my sleep study which made me feel more confident in the process. Dr White has also had interns in with her and they have been very kind and professional. Dr White was able to diagnose that I have a paralyzed diaphragm and I know from previous x rays that I have had this for 5 years that no one before had bothered to diagnose. I will be getting a review of more tests next week. So far this has been one of the best experiences I have had in a Drs office. Dr White was through in looking thru what my other specialists had done so she could be as accurate as possible in her final diagnosis. So far so good I am glad my general practitioner sent me to her. She always spends time to see if I had questions regarding what we have done so far and she has never rushed me out. Thank you Dr White .

. Dr. White is an excellent doctor, but unfortunately, my experiences with her staff have been very…read moredisappointing. The nurses have been rude to me whenever I call or visit the office, particularly since I made a complaint about one of them some time ago. I have discussed my concerns with both the office manager and Dr. White, but the situation has not improved. I have never before experienced this type of treatment from two nurses in a medical office. I often feel dismissed and uncomfortable when contacting the office, even when I am calling about legitimate medical concerns or follow-up questions. Recently, I underwent a procedure and was instructed by the hospital to pick up my medication from the pharmacy on my way home. However, when I arrived, the pharmacy had not received the prescription. I checked again today, and there was still no prescription available. When I contacted the office, the nurse told me to call back tomorrow because nothing was listed in my file. There was no offer to investigate the issue, contact the hospital, speak with the doctor, or follow up with me. This was especially frustrating because I had already made a trip to the pharmacy based on the instructions I received at the hospital. I should not have had to repeatedly check with the pharmacy or contact the office again simply to determine whether the prescription had been sent. If the medication was important enough for me to begin taking immediately after the procedure, I do not understand why it would be acceptable to wait three or four days for the prescription to be issued. The lack of communication and follow-through is extremely concerning. Patients should not have to track down their prescriptions or repeatedly explain the same issue to the office. A simple follow-up call or effort to investigate the problem would have made a significant difference. I truly appreciate Dr. White's medical care, but my experiences with her staff have made me seriously consider finding another doctor. Patients should be treated with professionalism, respect, and compassion whenever they contact the office, especially when they are recovering from a procedure and relying on the office for timely medical care.

#1 pulmonary doctor in Temecula. I met Dr Killeen in the…read moreTemecula Valley hospital in 2014. At that time, I was extremely ill with respiratory issues caused by mold and sinus surgery with a super bug. Dr. Killeen literally saved my life. Today, I'm living and doing well and continue to have Dr Killeen oversee my health.

The best palmonary doctor caring honest and very knowledgeable. Has a lot of experience and very…read moreresponsible, Highly recommended.

I can't say I would recommend this business since I haven't had any service completed at this time,…read morebut I will say they have the best customer service with this Young Man by the name of Abdelrahman Y. Talk about patient, knowledgeable, and extremely polite... If I had my own company, I would steal him just due to his demeanor. Truly an asset wherever he goes. I will review the actual company after I have my appointment fulfilled.

I am sharing my experience with Family Health Centers of Escondido in the hope that it encourages…read moreimprovements in patient care. My sister passed away in April 2026. Despite notifying the clinic multiple times of her death, I have now received three calls attempting to schedule follow-up appointments for her. That alone reflects a concerning lack of communication within the organization. Unfortunately, this was consistent with our experience while she was alive. My sister had multiple complex medical conditions, yet obtaining coordinated care was unnecessarily difficult. Communication was poor, medication lists and diagnoses were often inaccurate, and correcting errors in her medical record proved extremely frustrating. Some examples include: Her chart repeatedly listed coronary artery disease and hypertension, neither of which she had. I had to continually request that the Primary Care Physician removed them from her chart. An incorrect fax from her primary care office led to her life-sustaining Midodrine being discontinued at her memory care facility, resulting in a syncopal episode and urgent medical evaluation. Her gallbladder surgery was delayed after surgical clearance was withheld for mildly low potassium. While waiting for another appointment, her biliary drain became dislodged, requiring emergency surgery at another hospital. When hospice became appropriate, the referral was sent to the wrong agency despite prior discussions, causing unnecessary frustration during an already difficult time. Throughout her care, messages often went unanswered, and communication seemed focused more on administrative processes than resolving patient needs. I worked as a Nurse Practitioner for over 30 years and understand that no healthcare system is perfect. However, accurate medical records, clear communication, and coordinated care are basic standards. In our experience, those standards were too often missing. We remained with Family Health Centers only because appointment availability was better than many alternatives, which was critical given how medically fragile my sister was. I sincerely hope the organization reviews its processes and improves the quality and coordination of care. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this clinic.

He is very knowledgeable and through. We almost always use…read moredoctors at Hoag and his office personnel are very helpful

Rude and cannot control his scary temper. Bad conduct from a doctor to make his patient leave in…read moretears.

Dr. Eisman was our ICU doctor last week and has the most amazing bedside manner possible, making my…read morehusband actually laugh after his heart attack. Everyone at Scripps ER and ICU treated us like family. It was a terrible situation and they made it very human, personal with extreme kindness.

I received a call from c/w who said she was from Dr Eisman's office. She said I was referred by…read moreScripps Hospital for a follow-up, after a stay in the hospital. I told her I was postponing making the appointment because I was focusing on three other doctor appointments which were given as a priority by my doctor. The clerk got upset and started announcing my medical history and said I had to make the appointment. When I told her I was postponing the appointment she hung up. Who wants to see a doctor no matter how good they are if you have to go through abuse to see them. Nothing like a Clerk with an Attitude!