Absolutely appalled at the scheduling coordinator's lack of professionalism, inept abilities and…read morehorrible attitude. Her name is Bee and should not have a job interacting with the public. Obviously people are reaching out to make an appointment for a health issue and to have to be subject to someone like Bee is absolutely infuriating. There are plenty of nephrologists out there in which you would not have to deal with this lady, I highly suggest going elsewhere.

I am the daughter of a patient that has been seen by Dr. Maasarani for over 20 years. I am forever…read moregrateful for his attentiveness, professionalism and kind heart in meeting my fathers needs and guiding my mom with all the medications. Dr. Maasarani makes himself available 24-7 for his patients. The staff at Coast Nephrology are very warm hearted, treat patients with respect and care about them just as much as he does. Dr. Maasarani doesn't seem like just a doctor, but a true friend because he cares that much. Dr. Maasarani has been a blessing to me and my family.

My father had many nephrologists over the course of over fifteen years, and I can easily say that…read moreDr. Khaleeli is the best one. His expertise and method surpasses that of even nephrologists twice his age. He knew exactly how to tweak his medications and their dosages to help increase kidney function. He was also a lot more knowledgeable about my father's overall health situation, with all of his complex issues, better than his primary care doctor and other specialists. For example, my father's urologist made a mistake and ordered unnecessary tests that he forgot were already done a year earlier, and Dr. Khaleeli was the only person other than myself who remembered and contacted the urologist, which led to the urologist canceling the order. This is just one tiny example of how meticulous he is. He also had a deeper sense of empathy for my father's complicated situation, better than other doctors as I've seen, which meant all decisions and suggestions he made were centered on my father's comfort. Dr. Khaleeli is the best nephrologist not only in the South Bay, but all of Los Angeles.

The best doctor ever. God used him to help save my mama's life, twice! I would highly recommend, if…read moreyou are in need of a Nephrologist, then he's your guy!

I have been a patient of Dr Mohammad Ismail for several years. I travel 3 countys to see him. He…read moreis a dedicated, caring nephrologist. The Dr.'s in my area were not familiar with PKD .(Polycystic kidney disease) He is experienced I trust him to guide me through. My condition was not diagnosed until later in my life. The researchers, have identified the gene that causes it! Living with it is rough. I am blessed to be still "clearing". I am blessed to still be here . I appreciate the warm, caring vibe of the ladies on the office. I rely on Dr Ismail looking out for me. Thank You ! Laura

Best Clinic Experience Ever!…read more I Yelp a clinic near my location and thank God I came across this clinic. First time I've ever been and definitely going back. They only work with appointments but willing to take walk-ins if the doctor is available. Every one is so friendly and helpful. I was a bit uncomfortable seeing a female provider but to my surprise she was very professional and she made me feel so comfortable and helped with my health issue. For the first time a doctor actually took time to hear me out. Its a very family oriented facility, very clean and friendly . I recommend it.

Looks like nothing has changed, A few years ago I had big problems with my billing with them…read moresending lab work to the wrong place costing me $300. I decided to try and see if things have gotten better but couldn't even set up an appointment. Called today and said I wanted to make an appointment, got put on hold, after 5 minutes the same person asks me why I'm calling again. Waited another 5 minutes and nothing so I hung up. Whoever is running this clinic needs to be FIRED!

I came here for a physical that I needed for work. The service was quicker than I expected, Bianca…read morewas friendly , yet swift with the blood draw and overall service. The other worker, Eva was also quick with the shots. Didn't feel them.

My family and I have been going to Walk in Medical in Artesia and Long Beach for over three…read moredecades. Over the years, we let things slide because of the founder Kailash Dhamija. However, enough is enough. This review is about Open Access Medical Care, which is run by Dr. Mehtab Bhambra Dhamija and the Instagram ladies at her practice. So, what happens when an 84-year-old goes to this practice and is notified that her lab reports, which have abnormalities, do? According to Ruby (we don't know if this is her real name) - it is the patient's job to review the results, note the abnormalities, and then schedule an appointment with the doctor. That is the office protocol. OK!!! So, when is the first available appointment for an 84-year-old who has an infection and abnormal reports? Five weeks after the test results came back. "May I speak to the Practice Administrator? " - I request. "Please wait!" 14 minutes later. "She is busy with another patient!" says Ruby. "I will wait" After 44 minutes of waiting, the phone goes quiet. No call back. Could it be possible that the ladies are busy making videos for Instagram? Apparently, there are tons of videos with the doctor and ladies on social media selling cosmetic procedures online. An 84-year-old's life is more precious than making dancing videos. Next stop - medical board of California and the insurance company. Sorry, Dr. Dhamija. 30 years of patronage hold little value at your clinics in Long Beach and at Walk In Medical Clinic in Artesia. That will be another post someday.

The clinic provided my 1st annually checkup of the year. Looking to have a healthier lifestyle. Dr…read more ran some lab work, did a few tests and provided a tailored wellness plan. Best of all 1st visit was a no cost.

Muy mal servicio yo también me hice un tratamiento de varices lo cual no sirvió de nada pues nunca…read moredesaparecieron,el doctor lo mire 2 veces la primera consulta muy amable , el día del tratamiento muy mal actitud le dije que me dolía cuando estaba haciendo el láser y solo dijo no te duele es una sensación de dolor.... Nunca paro el tratamiento ni me coloco más anestesia salí temblando del dolor y llorando... yo tengo varias operaciones y nunca me había pasado algo igual ni había estado en un lugar donde traten tan mal. Son descortés y braceros después que pagas... otra cosa el tratamiento no es gratis page 5,000 por el laces y me pusieron unas inyecciones que nunca desaparecieron ni Una sola vena , pues el láser que hicieron fue en venas que ni se veían.. En conclusión no lo recomiendo, es la peor experiencia que eh vivido.

I was refered to him by my GP. I was diagnosed with AKI (Acute Kidney Injury) in July of 2019. His…read morebedside manner is HORRIBLE! He spends the LEAST amount of time with you as if his office is flooded with other patients he must attend to which is NOT the case! He rushes you in and out and God forbid you have any questions about healing or wellness because his answers are extremely short and not helpful AT ALL! After doing much research of my of my own and having visited him a few times I asked him about diet to heal my kidneys he made this BRIEF statement to me, "eat low potassium and low protien." THATS IT! Never once in an entire year in his so-called "care" did he ever even refer me to a Renal Dietician! Instead, he started my "care" by stating what he thought may be the cause of my AKI and gave the bleekest outlook saying that I could DIE but that because I was young that I would recieve a kidney! HUH! There was NOT ONE DISCUSSION on getting "WELL" and yet he calls his establishment a "Wellness Institue!" OMG! My GFR descended into the dumps (GFR-8) and he sent me to get access for temporary dialysis until my biopsy was approved. The wonderful people at Memorial Medical Center in Long Beach, CA admitted me and gave me my first round of dialysis treatments and did frequent lab work (the results of which was NEVER sought out by Dr. Hon nor his incompetent staff). My GFR then went back up to 16 showing that proper diet and work could reverse my condition (GFR 15 and under is dialysis level) and instead of taking me OFF of dialysis he recommends that I STAY on dialysis and go to Quest Dialysis Center in Long Beach, which he owns! His words, "Since you already have the access why not go to dialysis - it wont hurt." I felt like it was a setup from the beginning! It seemed to be ALL about the $$$ for him or something other than HEALING ME - THATS for SURE! Even at Quest Dialysis there STILL was NO consultation with a dietician AT ALL! If you care to live and heal your kidney as much as you can I would recommend DO NOT go to this doctor!

So, I received an approved referral from one of the worst medical insurance companies, AppleCare…read more I called the office and questioned why the office stated "Wellness Institute"? I asked does the MD practice homeopathic medicine? Usually wellness is associated with that type of a practice. I also asked what is the difference between your "Wellness Institute" to a regular office of a Nephrologist? Here is what the office stated: The doctor is the owner of Quest Dialysis. What???? A nephrologist that promotes dialysis instead of preventing it????? Then she changed the statement to.... Well, he is co-owner. Like that makes a difference!!!! Then she went on to state that they also do "research" there at the "Wellness Institute". Research? I asked. You mean like testing with new drugs, trials etc? So basically, the MD (If I even dare call him that) gets funds to perform trials on his patients (ie guinea pigs), then when the side effects of the drugs rip their kidneys to shreds then he still makes money by sending them to "his" dialysis center! DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE, go to this person that obtained a degree, not a MD. He is plainly only in this business for money$$$$$$$! Beware! This is not a "Wellness Institute" This is a trial and error factory laced with your kidney failure for his gain!!

The staff is very friendly, all are very professional and thorough. It was a pleasure working with…read morethem. I appreciated their attentiveness.

I am writing this because I am tired of having my time treated like it doesn't matter…read more This is now the THIRD MONTH IN A ROW that my appointment with Dr. Fishman has been changed or canceled because of his schedule. The first time, I was told my office appointment was canceled because he would see me at the dialysis facility instead. Fine. I accepted it. The second time, my appointment was canceled because he was on vacation. Again, I accepted it. Now, for the third month in a row, I get another phone call telling me that my office appointment is being changed because he is going to see me at the dialysis center instead. No. At some point, enough is enough. I am a dialysis patient. My life already revolves around treatments, medications, lab work, and medical appointments. When an office gives me an appointment, I arrange my schedule around it. I expect that appointment to be honored. Patients are expected to show up on time, keep their appointments, and respect the doctor's schedule. Why doesn't that same respect go the other way? When I questioned why my appointment was being changed again, I was suddenly offered a virtual appointment for a later date. That immediately raised another question: if a virtual visit was available, why wasn't my original appointment simply kept or converted instead of being canceled? I'm not going to guess why this keeps happening because I don't know. What I do know is that it has happened three months in a row, and that is a pattern. Unfortunately, this isn't the only reason I've become frustrated with this dialysis center. Too often I feel like patients are expected to accept whatever happens without question, even when it repeatedly disrupts our lives. Respect shouldn't only flow in one direction. Dr. Fishman may be busy. I understand doctors have demanding schedules. But patients have lives too. We work, we have families, we arrange transportation, and we organize our entire day around these appointments. Our time is not disposable. After three consecutive appointment changes, I no longer feel that my time is being respected. That is unacceptable, and patients deserve better.