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    Moustafa Alamy, MD

    2.4 (9 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Linda Hsu, MD - New location!

    Linda Hsu, MD

    4.7(31 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    Wish I could speak on Dr. Hsu however I never got to see her…read more Office doesn't answer phones, when I got frustrated and left an unkind message on my end, which I will admit wasn't my finest moment, I finally got a call back. They were however more concerned about the message than the medical care needed, stating they always answer their phones. Being more concerned about addressing the not answering phones comment than the actual medical emergency really says a lot about the staff. And they really don't answer phones because not even the insurance company was able to get through to them. Guess I really touched a sore spot there. Dr. Hsu should consider getting new staff unless this is actually a representation of her as a professional. But I've never actually been able to see her so I can't speak on her as a doctor. Such a shame. Update: I called multiple times so yes I did leave a voicemail with my information. Not only did I spend all morning trying to get a hold of you, but my insurance company tried too. They were met with no response as well and were very concerned that they changed my PCP immediately. When I got a call back it was because I upset you and I was never asked what medical support I needed. I was met with a "we always answer our phone, what do you mean?" So of course I was upset because I finally get a call back and it's regarding my comment. By this point, I had already changed my PCP and got an appointment for my medical situation. So, yes, I no longer needed your services. Regardless, I hope you can do better by your current and future clients. If you are unable to met demands it might be time to hire more hands or get a better system. My experience doesn't need to be everyone else's.

    Dr. Hsu is a doctor's doctor. She's smart, warm and has a passion for medicine and a passion for…read moretaking care of her patients. Highly recommended and she's got a strong following of other doctors and RNs who go to her as their primary care doctor. I can't say enough nice things about her and her staff. They're extremely helpful and efficient and return phone calls when you need them to answer a question or concern. Her office is like a Beverly Hills office in that it's a beautiful office and you'll walk in looking for the Nordstrom's piano player. It's that nice and extremely clean. Trust me you'll love Dr Hsu and her great staff.

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    Hsu Diana, MD - I bet the albino turtle is treated better than her patients.

    Hsu Diana, MD

    1.5(15 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    This has been and continues to be a disturbing and stressful experience. My mother, who has…read moredementia and is an active patient under Dr. Diana Hsu's care, was left without essential medications during a transition to a neurologist. Both neurology offices confirmed that providing a temporary refill is standard practice for primary care physicians in this situation. Despite this, Dr. Hsu refused to refill the prescriptions, stating it was outside her specialty--leaving her own patient without medication. We were forced to escalate through insurance and go to urgent care to obtain medications that are routinely managed in primary care. In addition, our experience with the office staff was extremely frustrating. We often encountered confusion around basic insurance and care coordination questions and had to repeatedly follow up ourselves to move things forward. This added unnecessary stress during an already difficult situation. For a vulnerable patient with dementia, this lack of continuity of care and coordination is extremely concerning and raises serious ethical concerns, as going without necessary medication places a dementia patient at risk. This experience raises serious concerns about the standard of care being provided, especially for vulnerable patients such as those with dementia, where continuity of care is critical. Due to the seriousness of this situation, we will be reporting this through appropriate regulatory channels. Patients should be aware of how situations like this may be handled. We are immediately seeking a primary care provider that ensures appropriate and consistent care moving forward.

    This has been and continues to be a disturbing and stressful experience. My mother, who has…read moredementia and is an active patient under Dr. Diana Hsu's care, was left without essential medications during a transition to a neurologist. Both neurology offices confirmed that providing a temporary refill is standard practice for primary care physicians in this situation. Despite this, Dr. Hsu refused to refill the prescriptions, stating it was outside her specialty--leaving her own patient without medication. We were forced to escalate through insurance and go to urgent care to obtain medications that are routinely managed in primary care. In addition, our experience with the office staff was extremely frustrating. We often encountered confusion around basic insurance and care coordination questions and had to repeatedly follow up ourselves to move things forward. This added unnecessary stress during an already difficult situation. For a vulnerable patient with dementia, this lack of continuity of care and coordination is extremely concerning and raises serious ethical concerns, as going without necessary medication places a dementia patient at risk. This experience raises serious concerns about the standard of care being provided, especially for vulnerable patients such as those with dementia, where continuity of care is critical. Due to the seriousness of this situation, we will be reporting this through appropriate regulatory channels. Patients should be aware of how situations like this may be handled. We are immediately seeking a primary care provider that ensures appropriate and consistent care moving forward.

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    Such a messy outdated place reminds me of the pet stores in Chinatown.

    Moustafa Alamy, MD - internalmed - Updated July 2026

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