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    Ronald E. Glousman, M.D

    3.2 (6 reviews)
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    2 years ago

    Excellent surgeon. Board certified with many years of experience and the know how to get you back on your feet. Highly recommended.

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    Christopher Mina Mikhail MD - Dr. Mikhail

    Christopher Mina Mikhail MD

    5.0(7 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Beverly Grove

    An amazing doctor, incredible family man. He is helping my father navigate failed back surgeries…read morewith such kindness and care. A great man, incredible doctor, and astoundingly kind.

    I'm thrilled to leave this review. Everyone knows a friend who knows a friend who has a mixed…read moreexperience with extensive back surgery. Let me tell you mine. In June 2025, as a 65 year old man I could barely stand for more than a few minutes due to pain. Even worse, there was no relief in sitting or lying down. Every day, a little worse. Dr mikhail fixed me. I can't believe that after 25 years of pain, I can actually type these words. I've gone from walking 250 steps a day to 5000 and a little more every day. He accurately predicted the different phases and pain levels during my recovery and because of that I had trust that it was all going as planned. He explained every risk going in, and where we might experience set backs. I felt well informed. I trusted him and his team and we did the surgery. It's been exactly one year and I'm a new (old) man. I could not be more grateful to this skilled, thoughtful and surprisingly humble gentleman and his wonderful team. You can tell a little about a surgeon by his office staff and the Cedars team is excellent. But you can tell more by how he communicates the ups and downs and makes sure you understand the challenges and risks Finally there is a part that you just feel : Your belief that your surgeon is competent and accomplished and Dr Mikhail certainly conveys that without some of the cocky, jokey bedside manners some surgeons have. Go see him. Listen to him. Get the help you need. Highest recommendation and deepest appreciation for a life rescued from 25 years of pain!

    Glenn Pfeffer, MD - Cedars Sinai Orthopedic Center - I trained in both hand and foot/ankle surgery, and still operate with loops. Helps to see every detail perfectly.

    Glenn Pfeffer, MD - Cedars Sinai Orthopedic Center

    4.4(119 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Beverly Grove

    I am 90 years old, and I saw Dr. Glen Pfeffer approximately one year ago. Unfortunately, the issues…read morethat began after my appointment continue to affect me to this day. I scheduled my visit for one simple reason: to obtain an ankle brace that would help me maintain my mobility and independence. I have a history of prior ankle surgery and significant scar tissue, so I expected my ankle would be handled with particular care. I was not seeking surgery or aggressive treatment. At the end of the appointment, Dr. Pfeffer manually manipulated my ankle. During the maneuver, I experienced immediate, severe pain and told him, "Easy, Doctor." He stopped, returned my foot to a neutral position, and left the room without explaining what had happened or why I had such a painful reaction. From that day forward, my ankle has never been the same. I developed increased pain, loss of lateral movement, and pain that now radiates through my Achilles tendon, up the back of my leg, and into my knee. I also experience nightly twitching and spasms that interfere with my sleep. Most devastating has been the loss of mobility and independence. Activities I was able to do before, including shopping, driving, cooking, household chores, and even walking comfortably around my home, have become significantly more difficult. I returned for a follow-up to discuss my concerns but initially felt my experience was dismissed. Although Dr. Pfeffer later apologized if anything he had done contributed to my condition, I left without meaningful answers. To make matters worse, the brace I originally came in to obtain was ultimately too rigid, did not fit properly, and provided no relief. I understand that medicine is not an exact science and that I have a complicated ankle history. However, the timing of my decline was immediate following the manipulation, and more than a year later I continue to live with the consequences. My hope in sharing this experience is simply that elderly patients, especially those with prior ankle surgery or scar tissue, ask questions, understand what is being done during an examination, and ensure extra care is taken with vulnerable joints. At 90 years old, mobility is independence, and unfortunately, that independence has been significantly diminished since this appointment.

    Dr. Pfeffer did a great job with my Achilles repair several years ago after I ruptured it playing…read moretennis. He saw me on a Friday and slotted me in for a Monday operation. Recovery took a while as expected, but I am back to 100% now and back on the tennis court and doing everything else I used to do as if it never happened. With his level of experience and the far more complex operations he regularly performs, I always had confidence this would be the result. By coincidence, he recently saw a friend of mine who had a torn Achilles and recommended not operating and instead doing intensive physical therapy, which confirmed to me that he is not a surgeon who is always looking to operate but truly will make the best decision for your case.

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    Moon Charles, MD - Cedars-Sinai Medical Center - Infection in progress

    Moon Charles, MD - Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

    3.1(22 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Beverly Grove

    I am writing this review to share the extremely upsetting experience my mother had during her…read morerecent appointment with Dr. Moon. My mom lives with Panic/Anxiety Disorder and PTSD after a serious accident and injury, and she went into this appointment already feeling vulnerable and overwhelmed. Instead of offering calm communication or compassion, Dr. Moon entered the room abruptly and immediately began raising his voice, telling her to "get up," "take the immobilizer off," and "start walking." He did this without asking a single question about her current pain level, mobility, or how she had been progressing at home. His approach felt forceful and absolutely disgusting, showing no awareness of how his tone and demands could affect a patient with trauma and anxiety. His behavior showed a striking lack of bedside manner. There was no gentle introduction, no reassurance, no attempt to understand her condition before giving commands. For a patient who is already anxious, this kind of interaction can be emotionally destabilizing -- and it was. This wasn't an isolated incident. In the weeks following her surgery, he seemed irritated when she called regarding her prescription and never took a moment to ask her how she was even healing. This ongoing lack of communication and empathy makes it clear that trauma-informed care is not being practiced here. He barely spoke to her before the surgery itself, he gave her a thumbs up and said, "we'll get you fixed" and walked away. My mom left the appointment shaking and distressed, feeling unheard and disrespected. No patient -- especially one dealing with injury, PTSD, or anxiety -- should ever be spoken to or treated in this way. I truly hope this review encourages more empathy, better communication, and a stronger understanding of trauma-informed practice going forward.

    Very kind, straight-to-the point. Answered all of our questions, very clearly. Would feel very…read moreconfident undergoing surgery with Dr. Moon.

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    Sean Rajaee, MD

    4.7(59 reviews)
    0.7 mi•Beverly Grove

    A bit of a freak accident sent me to the Cedars-Sinai emergency room where it was determined that I…read morewas in need of replacement surgery. Most people have some time to make that decision and they can familiarize themselves with the procedure and find a doctor they feel comfortable with. Not in my case. I needed someone immediately. I feel I won the surgeon lottery when Dr. Sean Rajaee was the one available to do the surgery. No complications after and recovery was amazing. Dr. Rajaee is someone I'd recommend to my friends and family if they were in need. He is, in a word, the BEST! Also, major props to all his incredible Cedars-Sinai Orthopaedics staff, including Dan Alcantara Marcelino, PA-C.

    First time meeting Dr Rajaee today. We had an appointment at the Tarzana office…read more Brought my mom in for her knee (and after leaving also her hip). First impressions from our visit is that I like him and what he has to say about my mom's knee & hip. I love the fact that he took x-rays first thing when we arrived and that we were able to do them there and not go to another facility. He read the results immediately and went over the findings. For now, he gave her an injection in her hip to see if that alleviate any of her pain. We go back in six weeks for a follow up. I am very happy that I found Dr. Rajaee. Not only for my mother but for myself if I ever need anything down the road. So far, I'm good right now lol :-) Staff was nice and friendly. Wait time was no issue.

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