Dr Clara Shin is very knowledgeable about a wide range of of conditions. She's always ready to…read morelisten and doesn't brush you off. The nurses are fabulous as are the office staff. A+++

Cold & uncaring environment, Clara Shin was rude, judgemental, abusive & incompetently dishonest…read more Unable to diagnose from abnormal labs & wrongly instructed pt to discontinue a needed med to prevent blood clots. Scary...

Summit Pacific Urgent Care Unit has always been really quick with getting me checked in, seen, and…read morediagnosed every time I have needed to go to Urgent Care. Staff is friendly, helpful, and caring. My regular doctor was Terra Grandmason, and it broke my heart when she left. I feel she is by far the best doctor to have ever passed through that hospital. I was always in and out within an 1 1/2hrs. E.R. is MUCH slower... I came in one night because I had been in excruciating pains for days and eventually was in so much pain I couldn't move and my fiancé had to actually help me get dressed and brush my hair because I was unable to. I arrived and had to wait nearly 6 1/2 hours just to get seen and get results back from X-Ray/MRI. My nurse and doctor clearly hadn't communicated, seeing how my doctor prescribed me something for pain and my nurse claimed he didn't plan to give me anything for my pain. I ended up going home and returning at 2am because the pain worsened and I started vomiting. Turned out the nurse was a moron and missed that he did prescribe me something and they ended up shredding the paperwork instead of calling me back or faxing it over to the pharmacy etc. THEN come to find out the second doctor that night prescribed me a MOOD stabilizer and something for anxiety instead of something for my pain. My mom's a nurse and when she saw what I was taking she was livid. Needless to say I'll never return to their E.R. again. Incompetent people working in there.

I accompanied my best friend for an outpatient procedure on 12/8/2025. We arrived on time and she…read morewas taken back as scheduled. However, there were issues during the post-op assessment. When my friend explained that she had already addressed the concern that was delaying the endoscopy, the anesthesiologist, Michael S. Fisher, became combative and judgmental. Another physician, Bisher Abdullah, also raised his voice at both of us. When we were simply trying to understand why the procedure could not continue, both physicians responded with hostility and impatience. At one point, my friend gently lifted the adhesive around her catheter--not removing it, only loosening the tape because of previous painful experiences--and clearly communicated this. Despite that, Fisher began yelling at her again. The level of disrespect and lack of professional bedside manner we experienced was shocking. My friend was not treated with the dignity and care that patients deserve. If possible, I strongly recommend seeking treatment elsewhere, as our encounter with these physicians was rude, dismissive, and entirely unprofessional.