Dr. Ramin Soroush quite literally saved my life 10 years ago. There are no words that can fully express my gratitude. Because of his skill, knowledge, and care, I am still alive today and able to watch my child grow up -- something I never take for granted. He is not only an exceptional physician, but also a doctor who truly cares about his patients. His expertise, calm confidence, and dedication made all the difference during one of the most critical times of my life. I feel incredibly lucky and forever thankful to have been under his care. Dr. Soroush is an amazing doctor, and I highly recommend him to anyone who needs a truly outstanding specialist. read more

I took my father for an appt. While waiting a RIDICULOUS amount of time. In that wasted time I was able to witness this very tall really skinny fragile looking female yelling at all the staff for different reasons. It almost felt like she went one by one barking at them all. She was so rude mean and inhumane almost. Geeezzz it was hard to watch. After all that being said I come to find out that it was the main doctor's wife!!! Her name is Golareah ugly name, ugly face, ugly body, ugly person all the way around!!! She even yelled at one of the girls to wipe down one of the walls in the hall way and to wipe down the trash can cover!! HORRIBLE!!!!!! TERRIBLE PERSON THIS SORRY FEMALE!!!!! read more

I thought patients quality care come first some times no. I will give example now. So now he is so busy. Like triples book. Sometimes I have some pain but the stoma is bad area need to be change to the locations . See if it same place that not good. For the stuff. He need to take break. Sometimes no break he try to help. read more

This place is HORRIBLE. I have been calling almost every day for the past month to get an appointment. Each time I am told they will leave a message, an URGENT one and yet there is no response. They have failed tremendously with the type of care quality for a patient's life. I would absolutely not recommend this place. read more

Dr. Ramin was amazing , between Dr. Ramin and Dr. Kupperman I give them both an A+. I was on my 3rd Neurologist by the time I met Dr. Ramin. They both helped me out so much and changed my life. I'm back to running 10 miles a week because of the robotics surgery they performed. Some doctors treat you like a number these two treated me like a human being and I really appreciated all the hard work they did on me. Ronnie read more

Dr. Ramin is an amazing surgeon who specializes in Robotic Surgery. His smarts saved my life and I am forever grateful. The man is smart, he answers questions, and he looks you in the eye. He moved swiftly giving me my diagnosis and a solution to save my life. I had cancer. Excellent doctor. Lisa D. read more

I keep trying to get through to book an appointment but all my attempts failed so this alone seems to be inappropriate type of care for such a sensitive matter. read more

Soroush, Ramin please hire more schedulers or assistants. every time I call no one answers and I'm forwarded to an operator that listens to my situation and then decides if my call is important and then re connects me back to the office where no one answers. read more

I've had my authorization since October 5, and I've been calling the North Hollywood location every week, often 3-4 days a week. Each time, they take my info, say they'll transfer me, and then no one answers. They leave a note for a callback, but nobody ever calls back. I've made more than ten calls with zero response. I respect that you're busy, but this is unprofessional. read more

Thank God for A students. Some months ago, after a painful bout with a kidney stone, I received a troubling diagnosis. A tumor was sitting on the inside of my left kidney and it was probably cancerous. Fortunately for me I was referred into the most capable hands of Dr. S. Ramin from Beverly Hills Urology. I met with him and we discussed my options. I could ignore it at my peril... or undergo a robotic surgery to remove the lesion. I chose the latter and after a few months of recovery I am grateful for it. Dr. Ramin did exactly what he said he thought he could do. He excised the lesion and saved my kidney. Now my life is on track again and am back in the swing of things athletically and professionally. Thank you Dr. Ramin. Thank you Beverly Hills Urology. Am forever grateful. read more

Best Dr. In the country. All other urologist said my kidney can't be saved. He removed the tumor with ease. Love this guy.

The office staff are highly professional and the environment is comfortable. Dr Ramin is relaxed and does not seem to be in a rush. He answered all of my questions in a relatable manner. I checked his reputation out with a few doctor friends beforehand. He is one of the most respected members of the faculty at the Cedars Sinai residency program, where he teaches advanced surgical techniques to other doctors. read more

Dr Souroush Adam Ramin is looking after my autistic son James. James lost his right testicle to cancer on May 30, 2019. I was assured that he was 100% cured and that I should wait until January/ February 2021 before testing him again. I was scolded and quoted statistics for trying to getting him tested sooner. I am so grateful to Dr Ramin for taking this matter seriously and not just quoting statistics at me. Statistics are fine if you are buying a car, but when it's your child's life, you want to weigh your child's specific reality as well as the insurance statistics. James's Tumor Marker has steadily climbed since he finished chemo in 2019. While I was told he was well, he did not seem well to me. He never bounced back and was bedridden most of this past year. Dr Ramin ordered tests other doctors refused to order until next year. It would be a sin to allow James to suffer until January 2021 and have to go through metastasis TWICE. Autistic people deserve early diagnosis as much as the general population. Some doctors blame autism for late diagnosis but with today's technology there are ways around the problems. James has multiple, unrelated health issues and some doctors are reluctant to even try to diagnose him because of this. An autistic person who can't keep a Zio patch heart monitor on CAN have an implant monitor (according to the psychiatrist/neurologist we consulted) to rule out heart disease as the cause of sharp pain and fainting. James is on Warfarin because he has a history of blood clots and has Factor II G20210A mutation. I had been told by one angry cardiologist that I must simply accept James could suffer sudden death from a blood clot at any minute. That is not true. James is now taking Warfarin and can have a long happy life. There is never a need to throw up your hands and say autistic people can't be diagnosed. If you believe your autistic child is sick but their doctor is doing nothing, take the advice a psychiatrist who examined James gave me: Go AROUND any doctor who will not help your son. You are his advocate. Keep going until you find a doctor who will help him. Don't let them give him Ativan again (the psychiatrist carefully weaned James off Ativan and was appalled by the psych medications other doctors had given James with to make him stop crying (when he had undiagnosed cancer that was metastasizing). James was even given an injection of Haldol to make him shut up in the ER and it shut his throat closed. He had a severe allergic reaction to it. He was crying in PAIN but it was treated as a mental illness because he is autistic. The repeated over use of Ativan in the emergency room also caused withdrawals that almost killed James). The psychiatrist told me: "Your son is NOT mentally ill. Autism is not a mental illness. I believe your son has physical pain. Go around any doctor who will not help your son." Sadly, James's cancer was diagnosed in the Emergency Room because none of the doctors who were treating him at the time would order tests other than urine tests to prove it wasn't a bladder infection. They blamed autism. They blamed me. They told me to use behavior modification, to do my job as a mother and to MAKE him get out of bed. Even when the cancer made James limp Christmas 2018, his urologist and primary care said "autistic people often walk funny." The cancer in the right testicle had attached the testicle to the skin of James's scrotum. It hurt to walk. I showed his doctors video of him walking. When the right testicle was removed via TWO incisions because it was attached to his skin, in May 2019, James stopped walking funny. It wasn't autism. It was cancer. I am very grateful to Dr Ramin for taking this seriously. It is beyond heartbreaking that other doctors are still telling me nothing is wrong with James, that it can wait until 2021. Something is wrong. James is not well. Thank God for Dr Ramin. I highly recommend him. read more

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My husband was "diagnosed" by this doctor in the ER at Cedars Sinai. We actually never saw him but rather he communicated through the ER attending and we were discharged and told to call his office and make a follow up appointment within 2 days. We left several messages and his office never returned our calls. Horrible feeling. We had to go searching for another doctor to see us. What kind of a doctor and medical practice does not answer their phone or return patient messages? It has been over 10 days with no call back, which is shameful. He might be a good doctor if you can make contact and actually see him. read more

Dr. Ramin did an excellent job. He explained all my results very carefully. He referred me to a specialist and indicated the alternatives the specialist would offer. read more

Dr Ramin delivered some fairly bad and most surprising news in a very kind and caring way. He was unrushed and empathic in giving me options. I knew before I went to the appt that I was in very capable hands because I had done my research. (His delivery and demeanor only reinforced this) But when he explained what was going on with my body, I was truly grateful it was he who was there because I did not feel alone or unsupported. This is unusual for a doctor, I think. His staff are courteous and professional. And the P.A. who came in to take my initial information put me at ease immediately. All in all, Dr. Ramin and his staff get an A÷ from me! read more

U have to really do research get 2nd opinion about what he says.my loved one got really sick he gave wrong info about hen to go back.I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND HimTO ANYONE.he is just too busy and his office is just too lame.u have to even do yr own research about him informing about what to do after surgery.i lost my lost one over him giving wrong info. read more

Dr Ramin is a Saint. He was there middle of the night at St John's when my father was having bleeding during the recovery. He knew exactly what to do with my father's enlarged prostate and 2 years later now my father is so happy read more

The office never answers the phone and if you leave a voicemail they never return the call. I had to drive from Lancaster to North Hollywood just to ask one little question. read more

Writing this review on behalf of a friend who dose not use a computer J-Rahbarpour. Top quality care , best bedside manner, golden hands of a surgeon, friendly, beyond knowledgeable, amazing fallow -up post surgery. The best experience I've ever had with a urologist and I have had many. read more

I took my mom to her follow up appointment and finally met his office staff that I have been communicating with via Email. Karla is a very busy person, I prefer sending her an e-mail and call to follow up. She get things done just needed a few reminders. Don't get me wrong, Doctor Ramin is a great doctor! However, his nurse staff needs a little bit more training in having rapport towards their patients especially the elderly. I cringe how one of the nurses talks to the patient and family members, unfortunately I didn't get her name She's tall and always walking around the office in light green scrubs... read more

Best Urologist. Reading other reviews and most bad reviews have to do with office staff or appointments and I can say I didn't experience any of those problems. I first met Dr Ramin in the ER of St Johns because I had several serious, life-threatening problems going on and Dr Ramin was like a quarterback with 2 minutes to go in a no huddle offense. He was in the zone. Knew exactly what to do, exactly what needed to be done. Exactly the guy I needed. He told me to book an appointment for the following week in his office and maybe the bad Yelp reviews helped me. Suckers! I got an appointment right away for just 6 days later, for a very needed procedure. Appointment went like clockwork. 2nd visit also like clockwork. If you want a hug & a kiss, Dr Ramin is not your guy. If you want your life saved or your quality of life restored, Dr Ramin is definitely the guy you want working on you. Thank you Dr. Ramin read more

S. Ramin, MD - Tony at St John's Hospital - Oncologist Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Doctor Ramin is one of the best urologist i have seen . I was suffering from Kidney stone and i had blood in my urine . I went to ER and they had no idea about the blood because stone wasn't in position to cause blood and they told me i had to see urologist . My Doctor referred me to Dr.Ramin .He did fantastic job diagnosing that i have prostate infection . Now after 2 weeks no blood and no pain . I highly recommend Dr. Ramin if you are looking for tge best urologist. read more

Dr. Ramin and Vesalli offer excellent diagnostics and urological assistance. After visiting numerous different urologists, I am pleased to recommend this office and his staff. Hopefully, Dr. Ramin will continue to grow his practice and develop his satellite offices customer service to the excellent quality urological services his beverly hills office offers. read more

Cannot thank this Doctor enough. He diagnosed my issue immediately and solved my issue within a short two week period. Diagnosis followed by a very, very successful surgery. Thank you for doing what you do. As far as skilled robotic surgeons go he is definitely one of the best. Sometimes the wait can be a little long, but, the wait was absolutely worthwhile for the final result. Highly recommend this doctor. read more

This review is written on behalf of my father who is a patient of Dr. Ramin: After 12 years and switching THREE urologists I was finally referred to Dr. Ramin. At first it took over two months to get an appointment, but boy was it worth the wait many times over. Dr. Ramin is a true professional, and more importantly a caring practitioner of medicine. Though you can tell he is extremely busy because of his high praise and marks, when he enters the room he is strictly focused on you; nothing and no one else matters. Dr. Ramin successfully operated on my prostate and bladder and quite frankly saved me years of pain and agony, and maybe even my life. Furthermore, a special shout out to two of his staff members Mr. Behrang Vessali and surgical coordinator Shadi. They were extremely helpful and clarified any questions or concerns I had. They truly helped make the entire process from pre-op through post-op as seamless as possible. HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND. read more

WOW WOW WOW! Cannot overstate how amazing of a surgeon Dr. Ramin is. He wasn't the first doctor I talked to about my procedure but he sure was the last! His bedside manner is only surpassed by his still as a surgeon and I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone! Thank you Doctor! read more

This man saved my life. After having a doctor who offered that I was fine, & although my PSA was rising "a bit, & we'll keep an we on it," I was referred to Dr. Ramin. I called his office. I was given an immediate appointment, met w/Dr. Ramin, who scheduled several tests forthwith, then met w/me on a Friday night in his personal office until 8:30 to explain my choices & expected results. Within days, he performed surgery on me, followed up w/blood tests every month thereafter, put me on hormone injections, noted a PSA & ordered a radiation protocol, & has continued to monitor me carefully ever since 2013 when this unpleasantness all began. His attention to detail, his skill as a surgeon, his care, concern, support, professionalism, & ability to explain things in other than "Dr. language" is extraordinary. I am 75, have been trough the hands of many doctors, & none are better. I would recommend him without the slightest hesitation. The old adage that "the proof is in the pudding," is herein appropriate ......"I am still here 7 years later living a full & enjoyable life." To those of you who whine about having to wait to see him, how much better would you feel if you got right in to see some Dr. who could accommodate you because he/she had too few patients. Referring to another solid historical adage ......"all good things are worth waiting for." Footnote: Last Wednesday night I was in excruciating pain that came on without warning because my urinary tract became blocked. I had to go to the ER, & they provided temporary relief w/a catheter. I called his office that evening, he saw me right away the next morning at 8:45 am, had me in surgery at 6:30 pm that same night after a full day of being in the operating room with previously scheduled patients, waited until after I awoke in Recovery to let me know what was done & he did not leave the hospital until 8:30 that night. He then saw me for follow-up within a few days. Truly The Ultimate Professional, his bedside manner is second to none, & what anyone dealing with these kinds of serious medical issues should pray for in a doctor........integrity, care, concern, & % complete honesty. read more

Dr. Ramin not only saved my husband's life but saved the quality of his life. Dr. Ramin is very thorough, intelligent, caring, concerned, articulate, confident, capable and compassionate. He is everything you could possibly want in a doctor. We are blessed to have found Dr. Ramin. I wish all doctors were more like him. read more

Don't risk it. Hours late for appts. An hour late for surgery, bungled every aspect. I live with major, life changing consequences while he goes to bank. A monster, slimy, take heed & don't fall for his act. read more

I recently had robotic surgery performed by Dr. Ramin and am pleased to give him my highest rating. In advance of the surgery, at the hospital and afterwards he explained things clearly, answered all my questions and gave me confidence that he was the right person to be in charge of the operation. The surgery itself went smoothly, with minimal discomfort and only one night in the hospital. As other reviews point out, it can be difficult to get an appointment to see him if you are in a hurry, but that's because of his well-deserved reputation. Five stars! read more

Dr Ramin is an incredible surgeon and doctor. He's diligent and makes you feel comfortable. He's the best in the business and would refer him to anyone who needed him. I saw various drs for my condition and dr Ramin was the best of the best. Even one of the other drs recommended him! Dr Ramin put my mind along with my family's mind at ease. Staff is friendly and supportive as well. No need to look for a dr, I've done all the research and from personal experience.. dr Ramin is the one. read more

I wish I could give 5 stars. Dr. Ramin is excellent, kind, thorough, very professional, outstanding urologist. I truly appreciate him. He makes me feel very confident. However, here's the big downside of the clinic - it is extremely difficult to get hold of someone on the phone and waiting time could be 1 hour after your designated appointment. Staff can be rude and would hang up on you; they would not call you back if you ask for a return call; you should attempt to call many times; always in a hurry to talk to you; would downright say they don't know. Overall though, Dr. Ramin is HIGHLY recommendable. read more

I was feeling pretty hopeless when I began seeing Dr. Ramin in March. Earlier in the year I'd had a horrible episode when my bladder refused to empty. After going to the ER, I was catheterized. I'd never seen a urologist before but my primary care physician suggested I see Dr. Ramin ASAP. The office fast-tracked my appointment and after a couple tests that included a CT scan and pro-dynamic and void testing, Dr Ramin patiently explained that I needed prostate surgery so that my bladder could begin functioning normally again. He provided me with various options but we settled on the TURP-also knows as the gold standard for this sort of thing. The surgery at Cedars-Sinai went smoothly, and after I short overnight stay I was home. A week later I returned to Dr. Ramin's office-the Dr took the time to explain the surgery, the results and the steps I needed to take during the recovery process. Then the catheter was removed (no pain at all) and everything has returned to normal. I couldn't be more overjoyed being able to reclaim my life and being able to start doing all the things that I'd been missing for the last few weeks. Dr; Ramin and his attentive staff and physician assistant were marvelous through the entire ordeal. They were kind, highly focussed yet took their time with me and always made me feel that I was important to them. I don't know if it's even possible to be more satisfied and grateful than I am. Thanks to all!, Neil read more

RUDE STAFF...........................................! I received a call from their office to make an appointment because apparently my authorization was going to expire (per the lady at the office), so I made an appointment and showed up at their office and I was informed that they do not have the authorization. I provided my ID and Social security and they did not know how to get the authorization from the insurance website. WOW! Such a knowledgeable staff. When I told them the lady who called me had the authorization otherwise how she could know it would expire soon and how she even called me? they were lost and started to give me excuses and I finally refused to see the doctor when another patient informed me, they are always like this unorganized and unprofessional. STAY AWAY.............................! read more

I have been seeing Dr. Ramin at his Century City office for 3 years for routine checkups. Although this positive review is prompted by a recent surgical procedure, I would give Dr. Ramin an extremely high rating for his routine care as well. Dr. Ramin is competent and extremely knowledgeable in his field. He is also an empathetic communicator and shows an "old school" approach to patient care - he takes all the time that is needed to explain things to the patient. As I mentioned, I recently needed a very important surgical procedure. I should mention the condition would have been much worse if Dr. Ramin had not been so attentive to my health - it was caught VERY early. I took the time to do a great deal of research on my condition and the available treatments, and learned that surgery was the most effective way to deal with it - I also learned that the efficacy of the surgery and the post-surgery recovery time were directly linked to the skill of the surgeon. Dr. Ramin performed the surgery with the utmost of that skill and as a result, my post-surgical recovery period was very short. I give Dr. Ramin the strongest possible recommendation. read more

Last Monday 3/28/16 7:30 am I went for robotic kidney surgery with Dr. Ramin. Today, 4/4/16 I just waked a mile and a half in Griffith Park, and I feel great! The healing seems quicker, and my appetite is good. This is so much better than open surgery. Even so, I'm told he saved 90% of my kidney and removed all the cancer. Thanks Dr. Ramin, very much. And a big shout out to Heidi who makes it all work! I should be ready for July 4 , Redondo Beach 5K at this rate. Thanks again everyone!! Just so you know, I'll be 64 this year and thanks to Dr. Ramin I'm gonna party hearty one more time! read more

S. Ramin, MD - Training for the Redondo Beach July 4th 5K - Oncologist Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Had an appointment at 1:30, was sent to waiting room until 2:30-2:45 so i got up and left. Never got to see the doctor, but man i dont think i was ever going to with another 4-6 people ahead of me. Stay away. read more

Trying to book and appointment is a battle in itself. Half the time theire phone lines are busy and when you do get through you're on hold for half an hour. The earliest I could be seen was in two months. When I arrived the lobby was overflowing with people. A lot of them had to stand including older women and people with disabilities. The first time I went I waited an hour and a half. The second time I went I waited over two hours. When I told the doctor he seemed like he couldn't care less. They really don't see you as people here, but just as paychecks. read more

Worst place ever!!! stay away It took me 10 phone calls to get hold of them, then it takes them 3 days to get back to you for a appointment. Then they gave me a appointment for my mom 8am today. i wake up 6 am drive down their with my mom , we arrive a little early so we hang out at the Starbucks close by then at 7.55 we go and see that the gates are closed for the clinic, i also see another gentlemen standing and trying to call them. i give them a call and their is a call center answering the phone. I said excuse me what time do you open, he goes 9am, i said that is weird i have a appointment at 8am!! he says i am sorry but i am just the call center. so i hang up walk up to the gentleman standing their and ask him if he has a appointment as well he says yes they do this all the time , they keep telling me to keep coming back. I have a life too i have work i have family, this is not acceptable!!!! so we leave i am pissed at 9.45 i call them i said excuse me can you check and see if my mom has a appointment today? she goes yes at 8am, i said yes we were their you were closed. she goes yeah thats weird i wonder why they gave you that time we open at 9, let me check with the nurse, puts me on 15 min hold and then says well you can come back anytime today if you like!!!!! are you kidding me???!!?!? worst place read more