Highly recommended! Dr. Minkus and Staff actually care about your health and your family's well…read morebeing. Not like other doctor's and medical staff that tend to be robotic; I was personally surprised to find Dr. Minkus and his Team are always willing to go above and beyond for my health and appreciate their genuine hospitality. You'll never feel rushed or afraid of being misdirected; Dr. Minkus and Co. are the best in business!

Dr Brian is the best physician I've ever had. He has such compassion. I feel so comfortable with…read morehim and his entire staff.! He treats you like family. I get personal care each and every time I visit.

It is crazy that I came here after looking for Dr. Jane Kong's new location. Everyone with the five…read morestar rating seems to be saying the same thing as I am thinking. Dr. Kong is the type of doctor you want for your entire family. She seems to really care about your health, she recommends the best treatment and solution options, and she listens to your concerns. Moreover, she has an amazing bedside manner that makes her easy to speak with. She is not afraid to chastise you for not following your diet or prescription medication. I would follow her wherever she went.

Dr. Kong is really great. I feel comfortable around her and made me feel cared for. I am writing…read morethis because she no longer works with PIH and I'm googling where she is now because I'm just gonna drop PIH and follow her wherever she is practicing now. Hopefully it's close to my house.

Despicable, Unprofessional, Disgusting…read more If I could give this place negative stars I would & from the looks of it, other than the paid positive reviews, the general public feels the same. The dr was randomly assigned due to them being the closest to my home . What good does that do when they don't answer the phone??? I called because I had previously gone to the ER and had to follow up with my primary care physician. I called 2 times and after being placed on hold , I was hung up on twice . It has been 45 minutes since I have called & I have not received a call back .

The staff members lack professionalism. The facility appears unclean, and the receptionist takes an…read moreextended period to address matters. The pace of everyone is slow, and it is difficult to communicate with the doctors, as they seem to have hearing issues or memory problems.

Top to bottom, this is the worst doctor's office I've encountered in my 60 years. One visit with…read morethe doctor himself and I lost all confidence in his ability. He had ordered a blood panel and urinalysis for a physical. Some of my numbers were out of the normal range. He asked if I had eaten before the test -- I had, since no one told me otherwise. He ordered a retest, but no one gave me a prescription/paperwork for the testing lab. When I called for it a few days later, I was told there was no mention of retesting in my chart. Egari apparently didn't make a note and forgot. Instead, he told me to "continue taking my medication." Except I don't take any medication, which I also had told Egari during the appointment when he asked, and which he again neglected to make a note of (not to mention it's asked two or three times in the initial paperwork you fill out). So this doc doesn't take very good notes, doesn't review the basic questionnaires well enough and is willing to guess at your treatment. No thanks. The office staff was similarly slipshod. I got several referrals to specialists from Egari. I was initially unable to make appointments with any of them because they couldn't access my chart. Egari's staff failed to input any of my info into the database used by all the doctors in the group. When I asked why, they said they needed my consent and I hadn't given it. No one had asked me for it or otherwise informed me this step was necessary. And when I later talked to staff for the specialists, they said this was nonsense -- no additional consent is necessary within the group. It's a good thing my need for specialists' care wasn't urgent. For one specialist, it took a week from my first of several calls for Egari's office to fax over my paperwork. The specialist's office manager had called too. Who needs a week to send a fax? And why are they depending on paper records? Don't they input patient info into a database? And if all that's not enough, know that your time is not worthy of the slightest respect. My two office visits involved waits of around 40 minutes each. The staff flat-out told me not to pick appointment times in the first hour of Egari's office hours because he never rolls in that early. Meaning you wait while the doc enjoys an extra cup of coffee with breakfast. I ended up transferring to another primary care doc and doctors group just to disentangle myself from Egari and his people's lack of competence.

Dr Roy wasn't there the day we went. ( I'll update the name of the doctor covering him when I find…read morethe business card I grabbed.) It's a shame because my suegra said she's been going to Dr Roy for years and he's always treated her right. When I first got looked over by the assistant, she said they probably were not gonna help me with my burn since it looked and smelled infected. I'm not sure if she gave the doctor that information, but we waited almost two hours for the doctor to say the same thing and to direct us to the emergency room. That was absolutely unprofessional, I believe. If she suspected they were gonna send us to the emergency room, why didn't they have the doctor confirm sooner? It was really painful and I had no meds in me that whole time I was fighting that pain.

John Kim at Cerritos Medical Center is highly NOT recommended for any patients. Let me list a…read morecouple of reasons from my experience. ! 1. He does not provide a cause of symptom to maximize his profit instead suggest unnecessary time-consumping treatment for even crystal-clear risky cancer which very often make the patient condition too late to take a surgery in time. 2. The special doctors he refers to the patients are 9 out 10 unqualified useless or harmful doctors who will take the patients into wrong treatment. The reference commission, money, is a key factor why John Kim refers to. 3. Office staff, called Julie, is not aware of HIPPA law which protect patient's privacy. This staff speaks broken English and yell in Korean or English to the patient waiting in the office for the result, "You are XXX cancer" or "xxx ". I will report it legally soon. If you really love your loved one in sick, please take time to find a good doctor who seriously takes care of your patient and you never regret it. Over 50% of your loved one's survival chance is depending on your doctor, This doctor is not for you from my experience. Currently I have all documents and test results to take actions against this neglect and careless person and his doctor office.

Used to be my go-to place. They used to accommodate quick appointments due to urgency so I really…read moreappreciated it. The quality went down of the last few visits. Office staff was rude at some points. Saw nurse practitioner, got denied treatment and offered an alternate that did not sit well with me, and then was asked to come back in a week for my actual problem. Got charged for the visit and charged me again for the second one despite the fact that first visit could have resolved everything. They only want to charge obscene amounts of money.

I strongly do not recommend this clinic. Giving even one…read morestar feels too generous. I went in for a blood test and later received results, only to be told afterward that the results were incorrect and the test needed to be repeated due to an error on their end. Despite this, there was no clear explanation or follow-up from the clinic. After more than a month, we received a bill, which is what prompted us to call. During that call, there was no apology for the mistake, the delay, or the inconvenience we experienced. Instead, we were spoken to in a confrontational and argumentative manner, being told that because a visit took place, payment was required. It is deeply frustrating to go to a medical facility, pay for care, and then be left dealing with mistakes, poor communication, and an unpleasant attitude. Medical offices should take responsibility for their errors and treat patients with basic respect. I am leaving this review so others can avoid the same upsetting and uncomfortable experience.

Went in for strep throat. The wait was too long. I was happy with services from Dr. Customer…read moreService was ok from receptionist. I feel they should be more attentive to the patients as they don't seem very caring.

You read a lot of stuff online and think its a scam. Be your own judge! I went and loved it. They…read moreteach you everything and go over everything in detail!! Atmosphere is great and people are awesome! If you dont feel yourself, get here!! They test you before anything to make sure they can actually help and dont charge anything! They invest in you just as much as you invest in them!!! Quarterly checkups and are completely honest!!!

Been coming here about 6 months. The staff is awesome and always works hard to accommodate my weird…read moreschedule. When I started I was tired and had no motivation and knew I needed to take my health into my own hands. Trt has totally changed my life. If you're second guessing it, just do it. You won't regret it!

I don't usually write reviews for doctors on here, but I had to write one for Dr. Kim and the staff…read moremembers in his office. I'm old enough to remember the days when most doctors offices were privately run and operated, this equated to an old school fashion of medical care, wherein doctors knew their patients by name as well as their parents and cared more in my opinion. Nowadays everything's run through large medical groups, like optum and Kaiser, which I feel results in the lost of the personal touch of patient treatment, not to mention that with these large medical groups it's impossible to get a same day appointment should someone fall ill unexpectedly. I experienced that exact same situation a while ago when my two year old developed a fever and I had to scramble to find him a pediatrician last minute, his normal pediatrician told me the soonest appointment would be the next day and all other large medical groups I called told me the couldn't squeeze us in for weeks. I explained my two year old had a fever of 101 but that didn't accomplish a thing. Thankfully when I called Dr. Kim's office his staff told me they could see us same day, during the visit Dr. Kim was courteous and straightforward. He calmed me down when I seemed worried and he gave good sound advice on how to care for a sick toddler. If anyone needs a doctor who cares and isn't stuck behind the wall of bureaucracy in today's medical world I'd say Dr. Kim is your doctor.

If I could give it a 0 star, I would. I had the most unpleasant experience for my 6 months old…read morebaby. Starting from the unfriendly staff to the most uncaring, rude pediatrician I've met so far. When I called initially to make an appointment, I asked if he spoke English, which was not true. I wanted to communicate everything in English so we don't have any miscommunications but he just spoke Korean from the beginning. He didn't even acknowledge my child and pretty much told me to hold his arms down to just give him his 6 months vaccinations. I came from being a patient at Kaiser, which people say we're just a number, but even my son's pediatrician there took his time and answered all our concerns and was gentle with our baby. I cannot believe this doctor is still in the business. My experience here was horrible and I just felt like it was an express drive thru or some sort- seeing one patient to the next in very short amounts of time. I switched to another place soon after our experience back in February.

When I entered the examination room, the primary doctor immediately said that starting in two weeks…read morethey would only be accepting patients aged 65 and older, without giving any further explanation or context, and told me to look for another primary doctor. I felt this was extremely rude. As a patient with HMO insurance, I came for the purpose of receiving treatment. Regardless of the hospital's decision, isn't it essential for a doctor to show ethics and kindness in treating patients? Treating patients with an attitude of "the law is the law, so it doesn't concern us" is unethical. I am very disappointed that this hospital seems to divide patients into profitable and unprofitable ones like a business. I suggest to Change the name of the business for God sake!

I hope this helps someone, this so called doctor was super rude and racist with my 1st visit he…read moredemeaner towards me was hostile and rude, I went a 2nd time hoping a different outcome but I was meet with a worse attitude and he was raised his voice at me for no reason, and told me "this place is not for me and that I should look else where", I guess because I wasn't Korean I wasn't treated with the same respect.

I was assigned to this doctor and was seen once or twice then randomly out of nowhere, all my…read morereferrals came back to me, with no warning no nothing. Doctor closed his practice which I get it, it happens. Would have been nice if I had gotten a phone calls or letter ahead of time so I can find an alternative. For over a month now I have been unable to get my medical insurance squared away.. Thank you for nothing

Hi Normally I can't wright Review but. Today I am writing. Walking medical pioneer blvd Artesia. I…read morehave appointment today with doctor, I was there n I didn't see doctor, there's nurses practitioner to see me? N I asked them I want see doctor they said dr dhamija no any more from last 6 months. I am sucked...I asked so why you don't tell me dr dhamija no more when I made appointment? They said you did not ask me that's why practitioner..OMG I'm am frustrated with them Accept anjana all person very Rude they don't no how to treat patients if call office no one answer the call I am highly disappointed no one go this clinic be careful guys