When my dear father was in the ICU at the hospital fighting for his life, cardiac…read moreelectrophysiologist Dave T. Kim, M.D., who was called in as a cardiology consultant, approached my family and me and said to us, "There's a 95% chance that your father will die in a matter of hours" or very similar words to that effect. I felt horrified to hear that, which I perceived to be very pessimistic. I wondered why more optimistic cardiologists who believed they could save my father's life had not been consulted yet. After this encounter with Dr. Kim, I told my father's attending physician that I wanted to fire the cardiology consultants who had been called in and instead consult a cardiothoracic surgeon who believed he could save my father's life. Shortly afterward, a highly respected cardiothoracic surgeon was consulted and performed a quick surgical procedure that saved my beloved father's life and beat Dr. Kim's pessimistic odds (95% chance that my father would die within hours). I'm eternally grateful that I ignored Dr. Kim's pessimistic prognosis. I'm also eternally grateful for the real compassion and incredible skills of the outstanding, optimistic cardiothoracic surgeon who gave my father the priceless gift of many more years of life and love to share with his whole family.

Incredible cardiologist, has taken great care of me for the last 5 years. He's always up on the…read morelatest techniques, medications, and underlying issues. he listens to me, takes his time, never rushes, and boy he knows the heart. I trust him implicitly, and I recommend him often. His office staff is efficient, never a wait to get into a room. He's well tied into providence hospital across the way, so procedures are easy, and he's very well respected over there.

I've been a patient of Dr. Raiman's for about 10 years, and for a long time, I truly felt cared for…read moreby him. I valued our relationship and trusted that he was invested in my long-term health. Over the last decade, I have only seen him once a year for my annual physical and standard lab work. Fortunately, I have been in great health. I believed I actually meant something to the practice, but lately, the way the front office is being run has left me with no choice but to find a new provider. I understand that insurance companies are making it harder than ever for practices to survive. However, the high-pressure tactics coming from the front desk have turned a necessary transition to a "membership" model into a personal dealbreaker. For over a month, I've left messages to speak to Dr. Raiman to get a straight answer about the new $400 fee. Because , if I wait too long to pay, I was informed by Liz about a "quota" system, where the price will jump to $3,000 a year (it might be $4,000) once a quota is met. If the messages are being passed and he still won't call, it's clear where I stand. Patty simply told me her job is to "pass the messages" and that, "honestly, Dr. Raiman isn't going to call me back to discuss. He did that in the letter he sent". On top of that there is zero plan to help long-term patients transition to a new provider. Being told that "Dr. Raiman has no recommendations or referrals" and "that I should just find one through my insurance company" is a cold way to end a 10-year history. Being ghosted and told to send my own medical records through a portal is not the professional transition of care I expected. Both Patty and Liz have been argumentative, mean, and dismissive throughout this process. Their "take it or leave it" attitude, blocking access, and the pressure they are applying regarding these fees have effectively ended my time as a patient. It's disappointing to see a decade of trust thrown away because of how the front desk has handled this. Since Liz and Patty are acting as a road block and believe Dr. Raiman will not return my call, I have no choice but to put up a post.

Jonathan Raiman, MD, was our Primary Care Physician for many years, and he provided exceptional…read morecare professionally and expertly. He is an an extraordinarily knowledgeable physician and master diagnostician, and we always felt that we were in the most capable hands. Dr. Raiman was consistently easy to speak with, caring, attentive, and responsive. We truly appreciated his ability to explain medical issues clearly and compassionately and with steady calm whenever we had concerns. His office staff, with Patty and Liz, were always friendly, efficient and welcoming, which made every visit smooth and comfortable. The only reason we had to leave Dr. Raiman's clinic was our move to another city far from his office -otherwise, we would have stayed under his care without hesitation. We were immensely grateful for everything that Dr. Raiman did for us. Barbara & Abraham K.

The best doctor I have ever been to. He cares about getting you a solid answer for anything you…read moremention to him when most doctors brush it off and look for easy routes. He spends so much time with each patient and never rushes you. Added bonus that he does blood work himself so you can get answers right away without making another stop.

As a general practitioner, Dr. Gorbaty's experience is unsurpassed. Attentive, clear in response,…read moregreat sense of humor. Office is easily accessible, quick in response and polite. I would highly recommend this practice to anyone.

Dr Emrani is my hero. I cannot express enough my admiration, gratitude and respect for Dr Emrani…read more He genuinely cares for and about his patients beyond the basics. Knowledgable and well informed. He practices and offers the latest treatment plans at the highest level of information so you can be assured you are getting the best care for whatever your condition is. Almost wvebasic test always reachable. And responsive Such respect for special Dr who cares about his patients

There are 2 reasons I put up with all the stress that comes with living in Los Angeles, the weather…read moreand my Dr. Emrani! I just went for my wellness visit, flu shot, B12 shot, Echo, EKG, Bone Density, Blood Work and a hug from Dr. Emrani all in under an hour!!!

Dr. Jacobson deserves a full 5 stars. Out of no less than 5 internists I have seen in the past 5…read moreyears, he is the most caring and knowledgeable doctor around. I thought bedside manner was dead. He is living proof that it is not. I've had other doctors trying to sell tests and overprescribe medication, but Dr. Jacobson knows when to intervene, and more importantly, when not to do so. I wish I'd found him years ago and will be a loyal patient as long as I can! Update: I forgot to mention that his office staff is terrific as well. I only interacted with Jenn and Rosie but I want to confirm that both were great in their professionalism, courtesy and customer service!

I am a new patient of Dr. Jacobson, and I wanted to share my positive experience from my first…read moreappointment. The front desk staff was very friendly and answered all my questions while I completed the new patient paperwork. Dr. Jacobson was exceptional; he took the time to discuss the reason for my visit in detail. He carefully noted everything concerning my health and promptly referred me to a specialist. Additionally, he acted quickly to submit my current prescription, as I mentioned that I was on my last week of medication following my discharge from the hospital due to a stroke. I hope to continue having Dr. Jacobson as my primary care physician for many years to come. Thank you, Dr. Jacobson!

I'm 53 yrs old and have a 17 yr old daughter. I've always been an active person, walking the dogs,…read moregoing to the gym, and a plumber.In 2024 I started feeling really fatigue had shortness of breath. So I started seeing specialist from pulmonologist hematologist, my primary who referred me to.Dr. Leo. After a year and a half of echo tests, stress echoes, ultrasound, X-rays, blood samples,, etc.. my fatigue and shortness of breath, progressed to the point where I felt I couldn't even take the trash out on my home, I'll bring groceries in from the store. . During the 2 years I was not the best patient. I was confused, frustrated, and scaredto leave my daughter. I wanted urgency Immediately. if I didn't get it then I made sure I made it hard on everybody at his office Until I did get it.(btw everyone in his office are great and I apologized to all of them) Dr. Leo handled it professionally as he always does, brutally honest lol and that's what I liked from day one. it was a scary two years for me but Dr Leo and his staff were always there, especially Gigi. Eventually Dr. Leo did an angiogram on me and we found out my heart rate was at 15%.. Dr. Leo immediately that day requested for a life vest rep go to my room at the hospital to fit me for a life vest defibrillator then I would have to wear 24 hours a day until an ICD would be implanted. Now it's May 2, 2026 it's been two days since the implant and I feel very lucky to be alive thanks Dr. Leo you're a Rockstar!!!

Bad, bad & very bad office stuff . Not recommend anybody to this place.If you don't want to get…read moremore heart attack stay a way from this officeit's more then 3 weeks trying get blood test result & nobody getting back to us . They keep telling somebody will call back

Run as fast as you can from this so called Dr. with the worst bed side manners.Dont get in his care…read moreif you are in the hospital, you des better.

BEWARE OF THIS CARELESS DOCTOR…read more My husband was reffered to Dr Manavi by his family doctor. When we saw Dr Manavi, he ordered heart Echo and PT Scan, which was located in the church parking lot ( he owns that matchine ). Very unprofessional and strange. Dr Manavi didn't bother to call or see us to explain what to do after all exams. We were worried and confused. After calling the office couple of times, Doctor talked to us for one minute and said he is busy . We ended up to see other cardiologist to do angiogram due to his shorten of breath. Are you kidding me. The only thing he cares is money. He doesn't deserve even one star. 1

Before I tell you about my experience with Marc Ehrich, M.D., please let me put it into context by…read moretelling you what led up to it. This was an experience that felt horrible and traumatic to me and that I'm afraid will haunt me for the rest of my life. When my family member was a patient in the hospital for a respiratory infection, I repeatedly begged hospital staff to suction his mucous and monitor his airway. They didn't listen. The on-call physician (substituting for his excellent primary doctor) didn't make sure the patient got the level of care he needed to keep his airway clear. So a mucous plug formed and caused respiratory arrest and then cardiopulmonary arrest. My family and I personally watched in horror as hospital staff performed CPR on my loved one. It was terrifying and traumatic beyond words. Only after the arrest did they finally transfer him to the ICU. While my family and I stood outside the ICU praying, Dr. Ehrich arrived as the cardiology consultant. He seemed to me to be angry and annoyed as he walked down the hall and into the ICU. I didn't know him, and he didn't know us. My family and I vividly remember that after walking out of the ICU, Dr. Ehrich said to me in a tone of voice that I personally perceived to be angry, cold, and arrogant, and that is still etched into my soul, "What you're doing to him is cruel. He's never going to leave the ICU" or very similar words to that effect. Let me be clear: My loved one had a legally binding advance healthcare directive, which he executed and which demanded aggressive lifesaving care. That's why I was shocked when Dr. Ehrich essentially told me I was cruel because of the aggressive lifesaving care that my loved one was receiving and had specified in his advance healthcare directive. Dr. Ehrich also didn't know that we had just spent many hours trying to prevent the cardiopulmonary arrest, had just watched the staff do CPR, and were already shattered. I was too stunned and too afraid to argue with Dr. Ehrich at that critical time. I didn't want to escalate the already traumatic situation because I was afraid that it would have given Dr. Ehrich another chance to say more words that I perceived to be angry and cruel. I was also afraid that escalating the situation might have jeopardized my loved one's care. So, to defuse the situation, all I managed to say to Dr. Ehrich was, "Thank you for your opinion." The next day, I fired Dr. Ehrich and made sure he was never called as a consultant again. And here is the most important part: Dr. Ehrich's prognosis of my loved one's impending death in the ICU turned out to be completely wrong. My loved one left that ICU, lived for many more years, and shared his love with all of us until the very end. Although I feel blessed that my loved one proved Dr. Ehrich very wrong by living for many more years, I unfortunately still carry deep within me Dr. Ehrich's unforgettable words that I personally perceived to be cruel and heartless at one of the worst moments of my life.

Very caring doctor. Listens to you and takes his time. Great care…read more Office staff all very courteous and helpful