I was referred to Nourish by a friend. I browsed their web site and read over the 'Providers and…read moreStaff' bios to try and decide which doctor I wanted to see based on my needs. Honestly, it was a bit of a shot in the dark. Prices of visits vary depending on who you see. I called to make an appointment, and was disappointed to find out it was about 3 months before I could get in. I was called and offered an earlier appointment when someone else cancelled, but I couldn't make it, so I stuck with my original appointment time. The front desk staff were always pleasant when I interacted with them. You have the option to visit in person or through an on-line virtual video visit. For my first visit, I decided to go in-person as I wanted to make a connection with the doctor and for her to really "see me". The office is very clean, modern and upscale, although not 'cold and clinical'. The decor colors are welcoming and serene. There is a waiting room and then you're called back to your doctor's office and you walk through a common area with a large table. There's a small restroom and a phlebotomist's room. I left after my first visit (which was about an hour) with my head spinning slightly as I felt like I had some 'homework' to do before my next visit. This included downloading an app, through which to order supplements and ordering said supplements. Organizing getting bloodwork (which, after some research turned out to be less expensive through a 3rd party lab, not through the Nourish phlebotomist), ordering a prescription through a compound pharmacy and purchasing and utilizing a continual glucose monitor through another retail outlet. While wearing the monitor, I had to enter any food consumed and any exercise activity into the glucose monitor app. Communication with your Nourish doctor is done through a 'patient portal'. Any messages I sent were usually answered within a couple of days. I also called the front desk a few times with questions. For my second visit, I chose the convenience of meeting virtually on-line to save the commute time. This visit was about 40 minutes, done through the portal. The doctor I chose was professional, knowledgeable and pleasant, but not particularly warm and bubbly. She didn't smile much. Not a lot of pleasantries like , 'How was your summer?' or 'How was the drive here?' or whatever, just strictly down to business. That's OK, but I like a little bit more of a friendlier/interactive bedside manner. Between two visits, some bloodwork (outside my provider network), several supplements, a compound pharmacy prescription and mail delivery, plus purchasing a glucose monitor, (also out of my provider network), I spent just over $1,100. After my second visit, it kind of occurred to me that the operation relies a little heavily on the recommendation of supplements which you order through a portal they suggest -- obviously they make a commission. (I was told by the front desk to 'Not order through Amazon'!) I didn't feel like the first set of supplements had done much, so I decided not to order the second set that was suggested. I felt I was given very minimal nutritional advice. I'm glad I gave Nourish and naturopathy a try and I was pleased that I was tested/monitored for things that my regular medical provider wouldn't bother testing for, however, ultimately I didn't feel like it solved much for me. There is free on-site parking.

Dr. Koperski and Nourish are amazing! I came in very ill, with autoimmune issues. The mainline…read moremedical establishment prescribed me Methotrexate for life with no real hope for a healthy future. Seeing Dr. Koperski was my last option, and I honestly wasn't sure anything could be done to help me. Dr. Koperski is a wonderful lister, positive, professional and knowledgeable! Working with her has been a journey of healing, detoxing, and yes, nourishing. I have received amazing results. I have my strength and stamina back. I never thought I would regain hiking, biking, backpacking...but I have. I'm back doing the things I did pre-onset, and I would say "symptom free". So grateful for Nourish, and Dr. Koperski! I hope you know the blessing you have been to me and my family!!! John D

Horribly understaffed. Doctor tells you just go to LabCorp and get your labs drawn but all the…read morelocations in San Diego county seem to be incredibly understaffed. Can't get appointment for days. Walk-ins are two hour plus wait times and the hours are only six hours a day that they're open, how is this acceptable healthcare?

Labcorp, specifically the location at 9850 Genesee Ave, Suite 120 in San Diego, California, is the…read moreactual worst phlebotomy office I have ever been to and not only will I NOT recommend it, I am going to actively advise everyone who will listen to avoid it. I have been to this location 3 times now; it's close to my house and I was trying to give this location a fair chance. I thought perhaps the first two times the staff were just having an off day. But after the 3rd time, it's abundantly clear their rude behavior and painful sticks are a pattern not an exception. It's important to note the phlebotomists at this location process paperwork at the front desk while patients are expected to self check in on a tablet. The queue is usually displayed on a tv screen. I should disclaim that I was a walk in on my 3rd and final visit. The wait time was over an hour, and while that is unfortunate, I accepted it for what it was. What is not acceptable in my opinion is the broken (or turned off) tv screens that usually display the queue. The staff then essentially snarled at anyone that dared ask them questions about their position in the queue or for help with check in. They have clearly not been trained in customer service and while one could argue that perhaps isn't a job requirement, they also seem to have been poorly trained at phlebotomy. I am a very easy stick with a vein practically bulging out of one arm and this last time, it hurt worse than ever and for some reason, the phlebotomist started to push down harder midway through the blood draw. I'm taking about during tube 4 out of 6 she started to press down on the needle while blood was actively flowing. I told her she was hurting me and she did not seem concerned, surprisingly she seemed a little put off. Additionally, everything is dusty, which calls their cleaning practices into question. Are they really sanitizing after each patient, as they claim? The dust would suggest not.... So after waiting for over a hour with incredibly rude service and a very painful blood draw, I am officially done giving this location a chance. Labcorp, if you truly want feedback, audit this location and do better with training and hiring people who aren't miserable human beings. There have been lots of layoffs the last few years; there have to be better options than the people currently employed here. Quest just got a new customer.

I forgot to mention that there were two parking kiosks on the ground floor. One had an 'Out of…read moreOrder' sign taped over the credit card slot, and the other--the one supposedly working--had a sign that said, 'No Metal Cards.

Scripps prides themselves on excellent care. I know that they have an incredible line up of…read more Doctors at the Cardiology Department. Grateful my Father has Dr Topol and Dr Chou as his Cardiologists. I appreciate their dedication, attention to detail and overall care for my loved one. Thank you.

Why are these offices always in the most inconvenient locations? As soon as you pull in, it's $2.50…read morejust to park. If you don't have an appointment, expect to be behind 20 people, which basically guarantees paying for premium parking and sitting through a long wait. I absolutely hated everything about this location. The employees I interacted with seemed nice, but there's no reception desk anymore, everything is done online. There also aren't many options in San Diego, so I was essentially forced to come here. Overall, it wasn't a pleasant experience.

Came to the Quest lab here in La Jolla for an appointment. Heads up on parking there is underground…read moreparking, but it's super tight and fills up fast, so definitely arrive early or you'll be stressing before your appointment even starts. Finding the office was a little confusing. I initially went to P1 and there was no directory, so I wasn't sure where to go. For anyone coming here: the lab is on Level 1 (first floor). I did the self check-in and was the only person in the office at the time. The staff didn't really acknowledge me at first, but honestly, it's a lab I wasn't expecting hospitality, just efficiency. And in that sense, it gets the job done. Once I was helped, Candy assisted me and she was awesome. Super friendly, kind, respectful, and made the experience much better. Straight-to-the-point service with a bright spot

The UCSD Health Systems campus in La Jolla is massive. If you've never been, give yourself some…read moreextra time to find where you're going. It was my first time there. I had an appointment at the Shiley Eye Institue. It was July of 2025 and there was a lot of construction going on at the campus which made it even more difficult to navigate. I found a parking structure and parked, only to find out that there is no validation and it was $7 for three hours. I was put off a bit. Health care is damned expensive, now you're going to gouge me for an additional seven bucks? C'mon! On top of that, I was constantly checking the time, hoping that three hours was enough. (It was, I was back in my car with 17 minutes to spare). I wandered around a bit before I finally found where I was going. The sprawling campus has some signage, but a "You are here" directory like malls have would be really helpful. After my appointment at Shiley, I had to go to the lab. Even after getting directions, it took me a few minutes of wandering around before I found it.

What is one place you are taken to when you need to have surgery or medical testing done for when…read moreyour doctor has scheduled a priority procedure? To the many doctors and nurses for the many that work at this location the many times that I have come the many faces of the interns and the ones just coming out after long hours some of the best doctors and nurses there are many that are working their way up the ladder. I just had a procedure that took place on Monday that was needed to replace a specialized battery which over many years from the wear and tear it had run down. From the condition I have I go through epileptic seizures which had been a great medical and disabling condition with the VNS Implant that I was given and had Implanted. When you have surgery, you can go at so many hours from the late in the afternoon to the early hours and the early morning hours from the early 500am. For many of you never had to get up at 5:00am for many of you that is the earliest only construction people that get up at the time to get ready for work. With many surgeries you can't have blood thinners or have vitamins before you have surgery one thing that I take daily was aspirin to help prevent heart attacks. On the early morning hours, I had a ride pick me up at my house yes, the mornings can be cold for some and for others it's one of the best wake ups in the morning to have a surgical process the results go different ways. When I had arrived at the Hospital it was about 5:00am in the morning there was a few people that were waiting at the desk having to check in at the desk when you come to the UCSD Medical Center in La Jolla I was greeted by the surgical staff was checked in at the desk and had to check with the main desk. The main lobby of the UCSD Hospital is one that is of the best in design and the hospital can be one that has designer furniture and the large windows that give you the wide looks of the main campus and the many surgical centers that are close by. it long When I was taken to the second floor where I was directed where the surgical center and the many people that were waiting for the appointment times. When you come to the surgical center you don't have to wat long they take right in where they can get you ready. UCSD Medical Surgical center is one of the largest when you come to the second the staff they ask if you if have eaten anything that is nothing after 1200am and nothing to drink. The type of surgery you have are greeted by the doctors and the surgery nurses they take your vitals and get you ready to have the IV procedure readied for surgery. To the great staff at the surgical floor that has helped me get through the long surgical process when they take you to surgery you may be given a prep injection the surgical centers, they have been some of the best with many of them can be very cold. The treatment that I had received was the best from the surgical nurses they stayed with me through the prep process and when they brought me back to the recovery room. For many people that have had surgery there is so much you go through and the support that you get from the caring staff I want to say thank you for your support and your life saving help which helped me get through one of the most important surgeries. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer this has been one of the greatest experiences and the many nurses and surgical staff which came and saw me there was one thing, I saw so much care and support for when you have people that monitored your sleep asked to have you started walking. The main thing that I can say is that the UCSD is one center as part of the Hospital is one of the best surgical departments very welcoming.

If you're considering buying a package to do multiple retests, don't buy them here. Dexa Body…read moredoesn't honor the credits after some unspecified period and tbh it feels like a scam. Like it literally barely costs them anything to honor it ... but they don't. I don't have time to haggle with them, so I started going to body spec (which is half the price), now that they serve SD. Funny enough, when I was waiting for my scan to start at body spec I ran into another *former* dexa body customer who had the same experience I did. They all use the same machine, but body spec reports are easier to read and don't look like they came from a dot matrix printer from the 80s. Go where you're treated best!

Great experience! The team is very knowledgeable and professional. The consultation was the best…read morepart... they explained my results in a way that was easy to understand and broke down all the data without making it overwhelming. I left with a much better understanding of my body and overall health. Highly recommend!

Me and my family have been seeing Dr. Zand since 2017. He is the most Knowledgeable, compassionate,…read moreand thorough doctor I have ever met. I highly recommend him for anyone of any age.

I've had years of medical treatment with various medical doctors; most have been pleasant…read moreexperiences until early 2025 when I had new allergic reactions unknown to me and my internal medical doctor simply commented that these reactions were part of post-menopausal, and she did not propose any treatments to ease my discomforts. That's when I became proactive and started searching for a holistic care to investigate what was happening with my health. Inner Path Naturopathic came highly recommended in ChatGPT, Google and Yelp. I immediately setup an appointment with Dr Judy Rosas - AN AMAZING NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR!! Fast forward, she has been treating and caring for my leaky gut condition and monitored my elimination diet project closely for a successful recovery. I've also had customized IV nutrients to enhance the recovery since I've experienced immune exhaustion due to internal inflammation. I highly recommend Dr Rosas and Dr Zand, Inner Path Naturopathic, if you are seeking a holistic care. They are truly amazing doctors who CARE for their patients and 'walk the talk' with the patient during the investigation, treatment, follow-ups, and recovery phases.

Made an appt the day before for 8:45am the next day. I arrived early at 8:35am. Waited in my car as…read moresigns instructed and watched people who arrived after me get helped first. I Waited till 9am and left as I had to go to work. No one ever asked for my check in info or anything. They only had 2 people outside actively testing. No one else to to do crowd control. What a mess. Why have an appt system if you don't even have a check in system?? Waste of a morning. CVS is easier and cheaper byeeee

I've been helping a friend who is in the process of having a kidney transplant that recently ran…read moreinto a huge roadblock. Unfortunately, the donor got into some trouble and is now being held in a county detention center. Fortunately, the county was still willing to work with my friend and the detainee to complete the transplant. We were in dire need to find a mobile phlebotomist that could quickly go into a detention center during a tight time window to complete required testing. I also needed a lab that the county and the hospital would approve. I called quite a few phlebotomists and mobile labs but was having no luck getting someone to meet my requirements. Fortunately, a nurse friend referred me to Mobile Xpress Clinics. What a God send. Jill, the Operations Manger, listened to my requirements of needing someone to go do the testing as soon as possible. She answered every call (which were quite a few) and had all the answers I needed to get this scheduled. She also followed up with the hospital and the county to verify she had all the information that was needed to ensure everything went flawlessly. Jill also had the blood and urine draws transported directly to the transplant center's lab saving us the need to hire another currier service. I can't even put into words how caring and accommodating she was. Jill and her team (thank you too Windy) were willing to work around any schedule that the county and the hospital required. Mobile Xpress' prices were very reasonable as well. It is not everyday I need a service like this but if I do, I will always have their number in my phone. I could not have had a better experience. I wish more companies were this diligent, caring, and professional.