Dr. Rubinstein himself is great but the front office gets a 1 star. After meeting with him, I was…read moretold I'd receive a phone call to schedule my surgery. Two and a half weeks later, no one has phoned me and I've left 4 separate messages for someone to call me back. You cannot get a live body to answer in that office.

I had my trigger finger surgery with Dr. Rubinstein 8 years ago and was a a amazing experience …read more I lost his contact and need it surgery for my Pinky and went somewhere else where they did not do well , after looking I finally found he's office again and let me tell you he is amazing and very knowledgeable all his staff are very nice and helpful, waiting time was fast comparing at the other place it was 4 hours in the room to be seen. He takes the time to hear you and explains well everything I will not go anywhere else . Appointments are fast with reminders you get treated very well and the doctor performs surgery to the best of his knowledge. I highly recommend this doctor I can't say enough of how good he is .

We landed with Dr Bittner after my husband shattered his right wrist and broke 2 fingers on his…read moreleft hand in a mountain bike accident. Dr Bittner and his staff were absolutely fantastic!! He explains is detail what and why to his findings and his course of medical action. Very easy to talk to with a nice bedside manner. His staff all are friendly and helpful as well. While treating my husband for his injuries, he also suggested other routes for other health conditions that my husband had been struggling with. We would not hesitate to go back to Dr Bittner for any other hand and/or wrist concerns. This guy is the best! Cheers!

After 3 years of pain from trigger finger, multiple steroid injections that would only provide…read moretemporary relief, and after a thorough research I've decided to have it resolved with surgery. The pain from not being able to completely bend my finger and inability to make a full fist with my left hand was so debilitating to me. Dr. Bittner was highly recommended for this procedure and it was promptly scheduled. He has many years of experience in this field and comes across as very personable and caring. The procedure itself lasts only few minutes where the surgeon gives the patient a local numbing injection, makes a small incision and cuts the pulley that is stuck, which prevents the tendon to do its job, i.e. smoothly slide back and forth when we bend the finger. Each finger has 3 pullies, so cutting one makes no difference to the finger but it does to mobility. Everything went well, easy and painless; Dr. Bittner and his wonderful assistant Carrie kept informing me what was being done every minute of the procedure and I felt very confident about my decision. Carrie then stitched the incision, asked me to return the next day for checkup and new dressing. The stitches came off 2 weeks after the surgery and I'm now doing exercises to get the strength and mobility back. It usually takes one month to get to full recovery, but so far, so fantastic!! I already forgot that I had surgery and am using my finger at 95% capacity, but am very confident that it will be back to normal in a very short time. My only regret is that I didn't do this sooner. Please don't suffer from pain, a 5-minute procedure with Dr. Bittner will bring you back to your normal self!!

Dr. Hutain was my primary in California. He diagnosed my ADHD in 2009. I was not seeking any…read morediagnosis of anything; it was a routine visit and he picked up on something in conversation and asked if I'd ever been assessed for ADD and I laughed out loud at the absurdity. I was 50 years old. Turned out, Dr. Hutain was 100% spot on, and having a plan for going forward with appropriate treatment for ADHD changed my life for the better immeasurably. I'm forever grateful to this incredibly intuitive doctor.

I absolutely love coming to Dr. Hutain. He has been my primary physician since I was little, and I…read morecannot think of anyone else I would rather go to when I'm not feeling well. I've come to Dr. Hutain for any and every medical problem I've had, as well as regular check-ups and physicals. Calling the office for an appointment is a breeze and is usually handled by Janet. She is super sweet and always calls me "honey," "sweetie," or something of that nature. She will let you know what appointment times she has and asks what the issue is so she can find the perfect time for you. Dr. Hutain takes care of his patients and takes time to listen to what is going on and what is bothering them. You will not feel like your concerns go unnoticed here. You will have to wait, so I recommend not scheduling anything directly after your appointment here, just so you don't stress out about the time. There is a reason why his office is busy... because he is awesome. There have been a few times where I couldn't make it into the office but was feeling miserable, so I called the office and asked if it was possible to phone in a prescription for me. When I get sick, I get SUPER sick. So I needed something right away. I explained my situation and my symptoms, and Dr. Hutain took care of it for me. It's the little things, right? Office hours are as follows - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 9am-12pm, 2pm-5pm. Wednesday: CLOSED.

Ok.. to start, I never saw Parsa, but this is his office. The staff.. horrible! I was assigned this…read moreoffice with my insurance group and from the first visit to my last straw interaction, this office did not practice Patient CARE.. they practiced I DONT CARE! The front desk staff is so uncaring. They do not know how to exercise basic humane reactions. You walk away from an appt not even have a result. They dont even submit referrals correctly It took me 6 or more months of calling weekly to get them to submit my cpap machine properly. Literally filled out the main referral for the mask only. Called called called and finally gave them a list of codes I received from the providing facility to give them myself cause they were tired of reaching out to parsas staff to correct My last straw.. was recently. I had a stroke and after release from hospital, I was told my primary doc office needs to refer me to cardiology for a heart monitor. I call them and explain I need Tiffany, the PA to refer me to cardiology. Of course they say.. you need an appt. I say not really she just needs to send a referral in so I can get my monitor to rule out Afib as a cause .. the very uncaring receptionist say.. well we can see you on the 11th. Im like.. its the 29th.. so you see waiting 2 weeks is not really good.. I just had a stroke! She says well, sorry parsa is booked and so is Tiffany. I said its an emergency. What's your protocol? She says there is none. I said please place me on hold and ask if she can fit in a tele health visit in the next day or so.. if she literally needs an appt it needs to be sooner. She refused to do that ReFUSED stating protocol. I said so you have NO EMERGENCY PROTOCOL? She said no.. 2 weeks pass and of course.. I jave now had 4 more mini strokes.. NOT Tia's literally brain damaging strokes.. and I get my appt.. so she can refer me to cardiology and ​I forget to ask for wprk paperwork.. so I called back within three days of that appt.. to get that paperwork and they tell me You need another appt. And it has to be in person. Not a telehealth. I said, no ma'am I just had an appt and this is part of it.. she said no.. I said please just email her and tell her I forgot to ask for that paperwork she said no again amd refused my request three more times before I told her she will indeed get a message to her and if I hear from her lips she needs an appt then we would go from there. Unbelievable how they treat people who need some care and compassion. Horrible place. Yes.. they called back and said, you need an appt. I will never return. I called my neurologist and they had the paperwork I needed emailed to me within 15 minutes! This office will not even call you to give you test results regarding a previous app.. without you paying another office copay. I have never experienced such blatant disrespect for people in all my life. I am a caring and kind person and this office made me feel like a speck of dirt under their shoes.

Call repeatedly to get them to fill my lab work for my first doctors visit as a routine but they…read morenever did and it's been several months and I still receive a bill from the lab saying I owe them hundreds of dollars. I call my health insurance company and they confirm that the doctors office never build it as a routine lab work so if that happens to you, make sure you call them and get them to provide a CPT code as well as a diagnosis code for routine lab work and make sure you call them every day to make sure it's done. Don't rely on the lab to tell you is done. You have to call the lab too and make sure that they got the submission from dr parsa's office.

I'd recommend Dr Yoon to everyone! I've seen him numerous times thru the years & he's been very…read moreopen & honest with me. He's explained everything in terms that I can understand & stays on top of things. Any question I don't understand he repeats to me. His front office staff is very friendly too & his nurses are always there to help. The office is always very clean. Sending Thanks to everyone.

If you're looking for a trustworthy gastroenterologist, look no further than Dr Yoon. He has the…read moreexact temperament that you'd want in a specialist. Highly recommended.

Previous PCP left clinical practice. Dr. Giglio is the 4th out of 5 doctors in quest for a new…read morePCP. Type of care is family practice. Went to see him for initial visit. Infection indicated need for antibiotics. Dr. Giglio prescribed penicillin. Pharmacy refused to fill because their records indicate patient is allergic to penicillin. Giglio responded to pharmacy saying his records did not indicate penicillin allergy. Pharmacy refuses to fill prescription. Patient calls Giglio's office twice on the initial day, 3 times the next day. Still no antibiotics and patient is getting sicker. Now it's Saturday and patient, desperate for help that isn't coming, goes to urgent care. One week later, still no response to repeated requests for help. Message taking personnel say messages were sent top priority, but NOTHING happened to help the patient, who got sicker!!!!! Why get into a "measuring contest" when changing to a non penicillin antibiotic would be so much easier?! AND benefit the patient, who, one week later, still has NOTHING?! Care quality is extremely poor. Not ever going back.

Dr. Giglio is a great doctor! I moved to the area a few months ago and needed a PCP and his name…read morekept coming up in searches. I called and made an appt. which was only 2 weeks out. The entire process was quick and easy. What I liked the most was that he took the time to listen to me and never rushed me. Its exactly what I was looking for. He is very knowledge and understanding. I found my new doctor!

I've continued to return to the Vincents for our pcp needs…read more Both doctors have great bedside manner, and when I took in my sick kid yesterday it was no different. Dr Estelle was kind and patient. The office staff are also very compassionate and helpful, whether on the phone or in person. Overall a great practice and I highly recommend.

After being with the same primary doctor for over 20 years, I was a bit nervous about making a…read morechange. Thankfully, my experience with Dr. Vincent has been excellent. He made the transition smooth and comfortable, and I feel confident in my care. I highly recommend him.

Let me tell you the story of the physician that saved my life. On a balmy day towards the end of…read moreApril, I had symptoms that required the skills of a neurosurgeon. The first spinal surgeon declined to operate on me as the site of surgery was too close to my brain stem involving my spinal cord. He referred me to his friend and that is how I got into contact with the neurosurgeon that saved my life, Dr. Erick Westbroek. I'm not sure why there is one disgruntled review on his Yelp page but nonetheless, I would like to speak accolades about his professional treatment of me with courtesy and respect. When he first examined me, I had a pretty serious medical problem that requires immediate surgical intervention. I'm talking about the kind that can lead to an occlusion of a vertebral artery could potentially cause induce a stroke. However, he was very calm and collected when he reviewed my medical notes and charts, knowing full well my medical condition even before I stepped into his office. Though he outlined the risks of the surgery, he spoke with a sense of reassurance that only someone who is confident in their skills can. I had my surgery within 2 weeks of initial consult with him due to the manner of my emergent medical condition. The day of surgery, he looked very relaxed and full of energy, ready to do my surgery. I was able to speak with him for a brief moment sharing how people of almost the entire orange county are praying for me and for him before the surgery. He made his surgical mark with a marker and before I knew what was happening after I was wheeled into the operating room, I was anesthetized. After what felt of only a minute, though the surgery lasted 6 hours, I woke up in the intermediate care unit where I had full use of my limbs again. As a physician, he restored my health. It was incredulous to believe. An ailment that I was afflicted with for several months was now abated. I could walk again! Not only that, I woke up to a new Pope elected after my surgery, Pope Leo. Furthermore, 2 of the nurses that visited and cared for me was my classmate and student. If that is not an uncanny coincidence, I don't know what is. I knew it was one of those where God provided Divine Providence. What a fitting name as the hospital where my life was saved... was owned by Providence. Thank you Dr. Westbroek for your consummate service to your patients. I would consider you a renown neurosurgeon in this county of Orange as there are few people with your subset of technical skills to operate at a precise level, restoring the health of the human body to its original function.

Daisy? the office manager are either smoking pot or just don't give a c--- about their patients. I…read morecalled every day for 2 weeks for pt. Daisy set me up with a cancer? physical therapist? what is going on there? I have spine issues and nothing to do with cancer. After I told them I am going to complain to the pain management in the same office. After tons of calls and my chart request for pt. Daisy came out and handed it to me and I also told pain management that staff of smoking something because they are beyond inadequate. Go somewhere else. I would get better help if I went to a V A hospital and that's the worse of the worst. Horrible staff!