Dr. Brown is awesome. I've been seeing Dr. Brown for several years now. He is like a friend. He…read morecares and takes his time with you and never tries to rush. He listens to your needs and concerns and provides many suggestions. I believe he has helped me so much. He goes above and beyond by calling you and checking on you as well. I am so sad that he is retiring but I am truly glad he was my primary doctor. As far as his staff, they are not bad as the previous reviews state. They are friendly and have never been rude to me.

Dr. Brown was great. I'd been without a doctor of my own for years, but once I felt my condition…read morewarranted a visit, a couple friends referred me to him. He was clear and knowledgeable, reassuring me that what I was going through was completely natural. Ted is fair and affordable, and I've been going to him for most all my medical needs since.

Horrible! You'll wait hours and hours to see the doctor who will then tell you nothing is wrong…read morewith you. Staff is inexperienced and the doctor is a quack. Find a better pain management doctor who actually cares about your time and care

I have been going to Dr. Fishman for years. I trust him and his staff for myself and my children…read more About two years ago I went to his office with horrific back pain and was diagnosed with sciatica. His staff were friendly and helpful to which I were in and out of his office. I was referred to a physical therapist and have been good since. I had also taken my 2 year old toddler to him because she was walking pigeon toed. X-Rays were taken immediately and follow up appointments were scheduled to monitor her development. Any time my kids have been sick, I have always taken them to Dr. Fishman so that they were seen quickly and if needed, put on antibiotics and so forth.

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!

This doctor was given a bad rap by the news. He is the only doctor who has done anything to help…read moreme with trying to relieve internal nerve pain when most assume I have heartburn, and do not even listen to you or take into consideration 75 year history, he did. I had been to multiple doctors and even changed primary , care doctor to specialist , Dr. Wong, for 2 yrs.in order to try and get answer, but after three endoscopies which showed 3 diagnosis, instead of treatment, he canceled me, and Dr. Kumar Kain actually is a REAL doctor. I am trying to get insurance changed in order to get him as primary.

I have lived in this area now for approximately 8yrs., am 74 yrs. old and have had numerous health…read moreissues I am 74 had cancer, and major car accidents in my history, none of which any other doctor even wanted to know about, they only have 15min., so do not have time for your health history. I have been to in search of a REAL doctor in this area. Dr. Kumar Kain has been given a bad rap, when in fact, he is the ONLY REAL doctor, I have found. I have auto immune and contacted a internal fungus, which I have documentation, lab reports stating such, have been trying to get help to get rid of fungus as through research found it will KILL you, and these 15min. so called doctors immediately say it is acid indigestion,because it is most common. send you to 15 min. specialist who automatically choose the most common, never listened to me, run repeat most expensive tests, then do not even read the results. When I got copies of all my labs etc. I was shocked, I went to Dr. Kain who went strait for the medication to try and rid the fungus, and the med to relieve nerve pain,(not an opiod by the way) Nerve pain is the worst and this has given me much needed relief, No other doctor even tried. If you are looking for a REAL doctor, impossibility in this area, except at urgent care maybe, do not listen to the rumored garbage out there, see this doctor for at least a second opinion, it may even save your life, in my opinion, and I do my research.

Wife just finished her treatment at the Palmdale location... she celebrated by hitting the gong…read moreoutside the radiation room ... RATINGS PER PATIENT QUESTIONNAIRE: Level of explanation of diagnosis and therapy procedures plan by staff and/or physician: 5 Level of courtesy and support staff: 5 Level of convenience and overall satisfaction of visit: 5 Would you recommend Antelope Valley Cancer Center to others: 5 Comments: KEEP SAVING LIVES!

Very caring staff and nurses, the treatment was explained and my questions were answered, the…read morefacility was extremely clean, the appointments were always on or before the scheduled time, the doctor was caring and took the time to explain the process and why it was happening and what to expect. I feel very fortunate to have had them for my radiation experience.

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