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Raffaele Corbisiero, FACS MD

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Dr. Corbisiero is very professional and attentive with his patients. He's very friendly and understanding

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I had my carpal tunnel surgery at Glendora Surgery Center and had such a great experience from…read morestart to finish. I was definitely nervous going into surgery, but everyone was so kind and reassuring and made me feel safe and comfortable from the moment I walked in. My CRNA, aka my "Sleepytime Doctor," kept things really fun and kept my spirits up, which I really appreciated because it helped me relax. When he told me I would be under twilight sedation, I remember thinking to myself, "Okay, vampire. Team Edward or Team Jacob?" Everything went so smoothly, and I felt completely taken care of. I also noticed how well all of the nurses and staff worked together. Everyone helped each other out, communicated well, and it really felt like a team. There was plenty of parking, and I really liked how easy the patient pickup was. The pickup area is right outside the door, so I didn't have to walk far after surgery and whoever was picking me up could park right there. That was such a nice convenience after having a procedure. My surgeon was also wonderful. He was friendly, positive, and reassuring throughout the whole process, which made a big difference when I was feeling nervous. I also really appreciated that both my surgeon and one of the nurses followed up with me on different days after surgery to see how I was doing. That really stood out to me because it made me feel like they genuinely cared about my recovery and not just getting me through the procedure. Surgery is obviously not something anyone looks forward to, but the people at Glendora Surgery Center made me feel safe, cared for, and comfortable throughout the whole experience. I'm really glad this was where I had my surgery.

I had a surgery here in December of 2024 & the main nurse Shes a little small Asian lady (so sorry…read moreforgot her name) is not professional and not good at her job. She did my IV before my surgery and didn't actually get a vein, I told her my arm was getting swollen and she said it was fine. I flagged down a guy nurse who was about to wheel me in, I told him it didn't feel right, he looked and his eyes widened immediately. (edit: he was actually the anesthesiologist now that I remember) He told the nurse she was wrong and didn't get a vein, they had to start a new one. You could tell his frustration with her was a constant thing. Fast forward, my aunt had surgery here about a month ago. What do you guess happened.... SAME SITUATION, SAME NURSE. I think it is ridiculous, she is rude and has the worst bedside manners for a nurse to begin with but she's also not good at her job. This is a scary thing for us undergoing surgery and she tries to act like little mistakes happen & while yes I understand they do, this is just toooo coincidental for me. Two people, same family, years apart. Scary. Anyways, not to scare people but just want to inform people. Advocate for yourself. Don't let this nurse gaslight you. It's your life & your body!

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This is actually a review of the cafeteria at the San Dimas community Hospital. You just asked the…read morefront desk if you could go in and visit the cafeteria they give you a pass. They are always friendly and the food is great. Definitely call for hours. They're open for breakfast and lunch and they have a good selection. The cooks prepare a variety of items to choose from. I usually go down and pick up breakfast on days that I don't want to cook. The prices can't be beat. They also offer free soda, fountain, and coffee and tea. We've always been pleased with everything that we've gotten there from breakfast burritos to specialty lunch items. If you're in the community, check out the San Dimas community hospitals cafeteria. Delicious food at a great price.! The Sandy Miss community hospital at 1350 West Covina Blvd. gets our five star Yelp review and our personal recommendation. Bon appétit

Worst hospital I've ever been in. Talk about negligence (can definitely elaborate, just message me…read morepersonally), talk about unprofessionalism (doctors and nurses), and lack of care and quality...we were discharged without any answers. We were discharged after 3 days and they gave no answers as to the symptoms. Only thing they said was to go straight to surgery. Why surgery when nothing was found in the Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan? Oh I know why...wo the doctor can bill you and collect from your insurance...thats why! The entirety of stay was deep down disgusting (bedsheets had blood stains and another had some kind of yellowish stain), power outages a and broken call remote, and nurses that can not give you answers or reassurance. I don't know, but this place downright nees to reevaluate their staff. Yes, and when submitting for your medical records, don't trust what's on the discharge papers or whatever paper they give you...the email address they provide is WRONG! Now the release of medical record will be delayed indefinitely unless you call them personally to check in the status. They will tell you to resubmit. I have so much more to say and share, but just STAY AWAY! Their website say they are known for their "family-like environment"...from my experience...eh... no. If you want quality care, professionalism, and professional doctors that REALLY CARE, go elsewhere...anywhere but Dan Dimas Community. There is a reason why I'm posting this. Don't trust the website...Award winning? Seriously? And its "physician owned"? Enough said.

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I wish I could give them 10 stars…read more My mom had a hypoglycemic episode and her sugar levels were measured at only 21. Her speech was stirred and she couldn't move her body. At one point she went u responsive and I was afraid that she had died. The paramedics gave her a dextrose shot and thank God she began to come to. She was transported to the ER at Foothill Presbyterian and I must say the service was excellent!!! The took her in, gave her all the blood test and also a CAT scan on her head to make sure it wasn't a stroke. They were very kind and explained everything to my family once we were allowed in the back. I was shocked and very happy when I went back to see her and she was talking and laughing like her perky self. Because literally, I thought she was dead when 911 was at my house with her. The staff here literally brought my mom from the brink of death to the point where she was allowed to go home in a few hours. The ER atmosphere was calm and quiet. The nurses were all friendly, kind, and accommodating. They explained everything before discharging and made sure we understood the next steps. My mom's initials are JT in case the staff wants to figure out what patient she was. Thank you Foothill Pres. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the staff here. And the best part is that they saved my mom

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