The staff, the environment, the surrounding of the office was very pleasurable. The doctor was…read moreamazing was able to explain and provide me with options in regards to my PRP visits very pleased best referral doctor from my attorney.

Doctor Dureza is absolutely amazing. He took his time in explaining the procedure. He truly cares…read moreabout his patients. If you are looking for a doctor that will just prescribe you opioids he is not it. Im glad I don't have to drive down to LA to see a good doctor.

Dr. Chen is a scammer. His Doctor's office was in network but elite robotics wasn't. Sure you can…read moresay it was my fault for not checking, but you'd think that they'd warn you first and they are literally right next door to each other. They make you sign a bunch of papers while you're feeling vulnerable right before the surgery. On top of this, the surgery didn't cure me. After finding out I didn't get cured, he wanted to recommend something they buy off vendors that come into their office to sell stuff. They also only gave me 3 months to pay the balance in full and told me that there was no longer payment plan cause the "doctor has to eat." Went to a real doctor that followed medically proven procedures and was fixed What a snake.

I went to Dr. Chen in 2019 for a simple hemorrhoid removal. I now have no external sphincter…read morecontrol and am unable to have bowel movements without a regimen of softeners and bulk laxatives. He had business cards saying he was a Rectal Surgeon but turns out he is only a General Surgeon. He decided robotic surgery was best which I thought was a little over the top but what do I know. I thought everything was fine after leaving his surgery center until I tried to have a bowel movement two days after surgery and could not. I felt a foreign object and pulled it out from down there and it turned out to be a Lidocaine patch normally used for muscle pain.....in my rectum. Removing it caused his sutures to come undone. I followed up with him and he only wanted to perform other tests. His office manager was apologetic saying, "We should have told you about the patch." Although I paid the full balance with a Cashier Check; someone called from his office trying to get paid the same amount again. I told them I paid in full and after a little back and forth they relented. His staff was excellent and I feel sorry that they have to associate with a Butcher like Chen. Also: no other surgeon will touch you after going to Chen because they are aware of his sub-standard care. Choose wisely folks.

Facility: Antelope Valley Hospital Date of Incident: October…read more2-3, 2025 Procedure Scheduled: Surgical treatment for meralgia paresthetica Assigned Surgeons: Primary: Dr. Farrukh Backup/Secondary: Dr. Rafael Lemus Summary of Events On October 2, 2025, I was scheduled for a surgical procedure requiring the presence of both the primary surgeon, Dr. Farrukh, and the secondary surgeon, Dr. Rafael Lemus, as well as the anesthesiologist. According to hospital protocol and the arrangement agreed upon by the surgical team, no part of the procedure was to begin unless all required personnel were present. Despite this requirement, the hospital proceeded with full preoperative preparation. I completed blood work, received IV fluids and antibiotics, was transported to the operating room, shaved, marked at the surgical site, and sedated. At that point, I was fully unconscious and unable to provide consent or make decisions. While I was under sedation, Dr. Lemus left the hospital without notification or justification. Dr Farrukh self admitting in a frustrated condition spoke to Me about this in passing. When contacted, he refused to return, leaving the required surgical team incomplete. As a result, the surgery was not performed. Upon awakening, I was given inconsistent and limited information. My subsequent requests for clarification and for copies of my medical records were met with resistance, prompting concerns about transparency and potential record concealment. I documented my interactions with staff to preserve evidence. On October 3, 2025, Dr. Farrukh called to confirm the following: Dr. Lemus left the hospital without notification or justification. When contacted, he refused to return, leaving the required surgical team incomplete. As a result, the surgery was not performed. Upon awakening, I was given inconsistent and limited information. My subsequent requests for clarification and for copies of my medical records were met with resistance, prompting concerns about transparency and potential record concealment. I documented my interactions with staff to preserve evidence. On October 3, 2025, Dr. Farrukh called to confirm the following: Dr. Lemus left the hospital prior to the surgery. He refused to return when contacted by staff. The hospital's director and scheduling manager were terminated as a result of the incident according to Dr Farrukh's statements. Legal Concerns Identified Based on these facts, the following issues appear to be present: Breach of contract/procedural agreement among the surgical team Patient abandonment by the secondary surgeon Patient battery, as sedation and invasive preoperative steps were performed without the full surgical team present Gross negligence and professional malpractice Institutional liability for failure to follow required surgical protocols Potential punitive damages, due to actions taken while I was unconscious and unable to protect my own interests Current Status The surgery was not completed, leaving the underlying medical condition untreated. I must now obtain a new surgeon. I am seeking legal representation to pursue appropriate claims.

He's the best doctor ever. He does by back injection for injuries and the pain is gone. He is far…read morethe best everrrrrr

No such a thing as doctor/patient confidenciallty !! He dumps everything you tell him in private…read moreinto your online medical file that has nothing to do with anything medical and uploads it. He mentioned he keeps a low profile for some of the treatments he gives to patients...wonder why ? Seems everyone that enters his office needs HRT hormones, no matter the medical issues. My husband had a reaction after an in office IV was given. He had swelling in his entire body so severe that the VA hospitalized him in intensive care for a week. I sent a lot of people to this doctor for many years, but he changed a lot after doing The California Wellness thing. By the way, my husband died last year from kidney,prostate and bladder cancer. Has anyone else gone through this horrible condition after seeing this doctor ??

Ive been with Dr Raj for a few years now. I really value the treatment DR. Raj gives, so much so,…read morethat i choose to go to him even though he is not in my network. Dr Raj is very easy to communicate with and treats you actual issues. I am constantly in lab to communicate whats going on, as someone who is very active this is important tom. I had given this practice a poor review due to the front office and missing my appointments. It had been very frustrating. Dr. Raj has opened a new facility that is absolute state of the art. The front staff has new energy and thus far No appointments missed. I am really happy to see this shift as the services he provides has really changed my well-being.

I returned to Dr. Nasser after visiting 2 additional pain.Doctors that could not hold a candle to…read moreDr. Nasser.

I've been under treatment by Dr. Thomas Nasser for several years now. I will not go to any other…read moredoctor for my issues. I've been treated very well by him and during each appointment we have great conversations about my issues and how he plans on treating them. So far his treatments have been very successful! He is very knowledgeable yet talks to me like I'm his peer. This makes doctors visits very comfortable and as enjoyable as a doctors appointment can be! Sometimes the wait at AVORS can be long, but it's not a deterrent for me. I'd rather have to wait sometimes and see an amazing doc, than to go to an office with no wait for sun-standard care. Highly recommended.

Don't even think you're going to be seen at your appointment time. If you're lucky, you'll be seen…read morean hour after that time. Ridiculous. I have been sitting in the lobby for over an hour, with a full house. I mean, it's giving me time and energy to go on here and give you all a heads up. It's like they schedule 20 appts at the same time and who knows where on the list you'll be. The reasoning behind the wait was that some require more attention than others (pregnant women) so you would think, you'll have this system in place with sufficient time for each patient right? But no. If you like to waste time, this is the place for you. Just make sure to bring some headphones and entertainment device to keep you busy because there's no TV here.

I had the best experience throughout my pregnancy with Dr Samadi and his staff. He was very…read moreattentive and caring at every appointment. The ladies in the office are amazing at their job as well. Bitter sweet i'll no longer need his services but happy my baby is here. Thank you for the great support!

Dr. Copeland is a fantastic doctor.  He is very caring and passionate.  He takes his time with you…read moreand answer any questions you have.  After my surgery, Dr. Copeland was always checking in on me to make sure everything was going fine.  He even checked in on me late at night.  No Dr. I have ever had checked on me late at night.  They just made their rounds in the mornings.  The nursing staff is also excellent.  Never had any isssies with my insurance or disability paperwork.  Stephanie was right on top of it.  Maria is right on top of getting you into your room and gets you ready to see the Dr.   I will never change my gynecologist.  I love, love, love Dr. Copeland. Had to copy my review again because YELP moved it to not recommended. I will not be using Yelp again.

I went to Dr. Copeland for gynecological (not obstetrical) issues, and the care I received was…read morefine, albeit somewhat outdated compared to other gynecologists I've been to. I sometimes got the impression that the doctor had more important things to do than focus on my issue, which wasn't great. My main complaint is about how they handle billing and insurance - my insurance wouldn't cover some standard lab tests that Dr. Copeland ordered and I got billed $700 from Quest labs. The insurance company requested a note proving medical necessity in order to cover the bill, and Dr. Copeland and his office were very reluctant to send it, saying that "if they're not gonna cover it, then they're not gonna cover it." I practically had to beg them to do this small thing that most doctors offices will do automatically. I've never had a doctor so reluctant to work with insurance to help me avoid paying a large bill for something that should be covered. So, while the medical care is fine, I won't be going back to Dr. Copeland.

I feel blessed to have Dr. Kling as my primary doctor since about 2006. He's an exceptional doctor!…read moreCaring, with a great compassionate, caring additude, great listener and very thorough with his medical evaluations. His staff is caring and very professional. May God keep Dr. Kling practicing medicine for many more years. Its extreamly difficult these days to find a doctor like Dr. Kling.

Unfortunately, my families experience with Dr. Kling was disappointing. It quickly became clear…read morethat he lacked a strong understanding of prescriptions and proper medication management. We had to clarify multiple times about my families prescription, which left us feeling uneasy and not well cared for. In addition, their bedside manner was poor. Communication felt dismissive, with little effort to listen or explain things in a respectful way. As the patient, we expect clarity and empathy--neither of which was received by our visit. I hope Dr. Kling takes this as constructive feedback and invests in improving both their clinical knowledge and patient communication. Until then, I would recommend looking elsewhere for more attentive and competent care.