Dr Shukla has been my pulmonologist for over 20 years, he's a special doctor, extremely…read moreknowledgeable and just a good person.

I had Dr Navneet K. Singh, she was fine until I needed my annual CT Scan of my lungs. My Insurance…read morerequested clinical notes so, instead of submitting them (in all fairness the Insurance shouldn't be asking since I have a medical history and have received one annually for 10 or more years) Nonetheless, Dr Singh cancelled my order instead of sending the notes to complete this. Not only did I call the office and they said they would send the notes- They did not- I had my Insurance Rep call the office, they said again they would send, they did not and then finally, I gave it one more shot and although they said they would send the notes again they did not. Wow! I am appalled. They didn't even have a record of one of my calls. So, I filed a grievance with Blue Shield who had a part to play in this and they could not investigate my grievance against Blue shield for holding up care because Newport Pulmonary would not return their call so they could gather more information. As an RN with 3 decades of experience, I am speechless that this is how they operate. I should have gone on Yelp first and saw all the one star reviews and researched their office more thoroughly. I am disgusted by their utter disregard for their patients well being. Time to look for a professional pulmonary team.

Kimberly and Jennifer were simply amazing Thorough, kind,…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and caring. NFM and the wonderful staff are stellar and most of all greatly appreciated. Had my super duper 65 flu shot today. Yippee Highly recommended. Thank you

I never go in for anything unless it's a well check or I actually need help. I went in for hand…read morepain, was told to do three weeks of physical therapy then they would write me an MRI. I did the three weeks of PT, then they wrote me an MRI. I tried to schedule with hoag imaging only to find out they never put in a referral. The lady who I spoke to said "did they need an authorization", when I'm clearly on an HMO. Then they put the order under routine and have since denied making it STAT. I expressed losing sensation in my hand and extreme fatigue, but it's not enough to make it STAT. What should be considered STAT then?

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.

The most personable and thoughtful Dr I have ever been to. I was taken by surprise when I went in…read morefor a simple physical and she had actually reviewed my medical history before the appointment. This seems like it should be standard, but it hasn't happened for me ever. She was well prepared. I was also surprised when Dr Meisami actually did the physical herself... she could have had someone else do it. Additionlly, she took time to offer a few natural solutions for issues, alongside traditional medical solutions. Highly recommend.

Dr Meisami and staff were excellent. Very professional, little wait, very professional, kind and…read morecaring.

Had my heart valve replacement done today by Dr Patel. He is…read morethe best!!! Excellent care and the nursing staff is over the top awesome I received the best care. Thank you

Outstanding staff. I rarely see such an amazing staff in…read morethe medical field. From Stephanie educating me with my heart monitor to my EKG & Echo to Ron and Randy that did my nuclear stress tests. Everyone is professional as well as warm and gracious. I've taught customer service and value employees that have it all and Dr Nguyen and is staff from California Heart Assoc of Orange County are exceptional . Warm Regards, Suzanne Boesing

My husband went to see Dr. Yaqub regarding his CT Scan. Dr…read moreYaqub was so personable, caring and friendly. He took his time and explained everything to us and our options for treatment. We definitely will continue seeing him. Debbie Owens

The was very friendly and helpful. The doctor went above and beyond explaining what's what. This is…read morelike an old school office where they really care about you.

Been seeing Dr K for 20 years. She's prompt, and gets to know her patients well. The staff is greatread more

Dr Karamlou and her staff are exceptional. We have been so fortunate to have found this…read moreintelligent, proactive, caring rheumatologist in our area. She goes above and beyond for my daughter and is on top of everything. She is also an excellent communicator and we have 100% confidence in her treating our daughter's chronic condition. Dr Karamlou and her staff are the best if the best.

I have to get my abdominal ultrasound every 6 mos and I have always had great technicians who treat…read moreme with respect, kindness and gentleness. Not great that you have to get these tests done, but since you do...you should be treated with care and I always feel cared for here.

This is an update to a truly horrifying experience regarding a dear friend in the final stages of…read morehis life. I posted regarding the experience, and was given a generic response about contacting them if I wished to discuss the matter further. Why would I wish to discuss the matter further, since it won't do any good? Just look at the ratings of this hospital. Look at how many dissatisfied people are posting and receiving a generic reply. How about insisting nurses treat their patients with care, compassion and empathy? How about giving mandatory in-service classes regarding these valuable traits? it would go a long way towards building trust and comfort-particularly for terminal patients and their families. If it had been up to me,he would've been removed from the premises immediately after having requested pain medication for him, and being told he was going to be given Tylenol. It was known that he was in agonizing pain. It was known that his cancer had metastasized. He was agitated and in terrible distress, and it was all traded very cavalierly. What is Tylenol going to do for him besides nothing? 45 minutes later, there was still no sign of the Tylenol. As I stated before, this is unacceptable and absolutely disgusting. To top it all off, his nurse was told twice his catheter had become separated, and bodily fluids were leaking all over his bed. While she twice acknowledged she was aware his catheter was leaking, she made no move to fix it. Whatever happened to common decency and treating others with dignity? For context, my mother, sisters, and myself all worked in hospital settings for years. I have never seen such egregious disregard in a hospital setting. Absolutely outrageous and inexcusable.