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    Extremely good and professional doctor. Great manner with the patients. Very successful surgery.

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    Scott I. Lee, MD

    Scott I. Lee, MD

    4.8(52 reviews)
    2.9 mi•Tropico

    Dr. Lee changed my life. I went to him in February 2026 as a second opinion on a herniated disc…read more(L5/S1) that was pressing on my sciatic nerve and causing sever left leg pain. Prior to that appointment, I was in PT for 2 months which only made the pain worse and then received an epidural shot from a pain physician. The epidural shot wore off after 6 weeks and the pain came back in mid-March 2026 worse and persistent. I made the decision to get a microdiscectomy and got it done on April 21, 2026. Dr. Lee and his office is very professional. He takes his time and answers every question I had about the surgery, recovery, and anything I could think about. He never rushes me out the door and spends the time talking through everything with me. He called for two days after the surgery, and his team was able to answer any questions via phone I had. Dr. Lee has been a resource at several milestone appointments: 2 weeks post op, 6 weeks post op, and 4 months post op. He also gave me a great recommendation for the PT required after my 6 weeks of recovery. Two things I would like to point out is the hospital nurses all had great things to say about him the day of the surgery and kept telling me I was in good hands. The OR nurse even told me she's consulting with him about her pain. The PT office I selected based on Dr. Lee's recommendation has also been great. At my first appointment with them during the physical exam, based on my physical responses to the exam, they told me I had a great surgeon who worked on me, and I was in great shape just 6 weeks after the surgery. I know a full recovery can take up to a year so I am still in recovery and doing PT (more for my sanity) as I had a large herniated disc, but I am no longer in pain and feel like my prior self 95% of the time. I would recommend Dr. Lee in a heartbeat!

    I was not impressed at all. Dr. Lee conducted his examination of my complaints. I explained that…read moreI had already had a nerve test and x-rays completed recently and offered to provide him with the disc from the facility that completed the tests. Dr. Lee was fine with this. I prepared the disc to be mailed off with the USPS, which required a signature once delivered to Dr. Lee's office. I did this because the disc has my Personal Health Information (PHI) and my Personal Identification Information (PII). I also called Dr. Lee's office and spoke his female staff members - twice - to alert them of the disc being sent and the need for someone's signature. I was brushed off and ignored. I few days later, I get a bill for the office visit. Long story short, my disc sat at the USPS in Glendale until it was returned to me by USPS as no one went into the USPS to sign for the disc. A female staffer calls me to ask if I had received their bill, to which I told her I had. She tells me to ignore it because they filed the claim wrong!?!? I would not recommend anyone going here.

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    Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center

    3.0(858 reviews)
    0.0 mi•East Hollywood
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    Went to the ER for a serious concern; the RN was quick to triage me and once my issue was…read moreidentified, I was started on appropriate treatment. It was a little frightening because I didn't know what was going on with me and I felt so horribly, but the ER physician Dr. Obi came and updated me once all the results were in. She was very thorough and explained why I was being admitted, what was going on, and the plan for me. Dr. Cozensa then took care of me, he was straightforward, knowledgeable and an excellent surgeon. Dr. Hyun was my anesthesiologist, she was so kind and communicative and clearly exceptional at doing her job. I felt I was in very safe hands with them. The radiology department was amazing. I had a lot of interactions with them and from the radiologist techs to the transporters; everyone was so professional, kind and attentive. I also want to shout out to Dan in Nuclear Medicine who was so kind and explained every step to me during my scan and to Tovar RN on the med-surg floor who took care of me my last night - excellent bedside manner, communication skills, and overall care! Just really above and beyond. Did I want to come here? Heck no; no one wants to go to an emergency room! But did I get the care I needed? And I got to walk out on my own a few days later? Heck yes. Grateful to be alive and have had a good outcome.

    Absolutely HORRIBLE experience. I went to this ER because I was extremely sick and scared. I was…read moreoverheating, dizzy, and losing my vision. I genuinely thought I was dying. I was worried about carbon monoxide poisoning, heat stroke, anemia, or something serious, and I just wanted them to check my blood work and figure out what was going on. The doctor came up to me and asked what I was there for. I started explaining that I wasn't sure what was wrong and that I wanted them to check my blood work, and he immediately interrupted me and said, "No, I said WHY are you here?" Then he told me, "I don't need you to diagnose yourself." The way he was talking to me was SO aggressive and hostile. It wasn't just what he said--it was his entire tone. He was talking to me like I was stupid or bothering him. I was already sick and scared, and I literally started SHAKING from the anxiety while he was talking to me. I finally told him, "I don't like the way you're talking to me." Instead of calming down or trying to communicate with me like a human being, he said he was the only doctor there and, basically, "If you don't want to talk to me, there's the door." Then he POINTED at the door. Are you serious??? I came to the ER because I was scared that something was seriously wrong with me, and this man made me feel like I was the problem for asking for help. I was so overwhelmed I was practically in tears. I genuinely felt like I could die that day, and this is how I was treated when I came looking for medical care. And the ER itself was awful. There was basically no privacy because patients were being spoken to in chairs in the hallway. The whole place looked chaotic and honestly looked like a mess. It did not feel like a place where someone should go when they're already scared and vulnerable. I understand doctors deal with stressed patients all day. I understand they have to ask questions and make their own diagnosis. But NONE of that gives you an excuse to speak to a sick, frightened person like they're an inconvenience. I came there because I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT WAS WRONG WITH ME and needed a doctor to help me. I will never forget how I was treated that day. I walked into that ER scared and sick, and instead of feeling cared for, I walked away shaking from anxiety and feeling completely humiliated. Absolutely unacceptable. People like Dr EUGENE PARK should not work in hospitals. People like him should be fired!

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    2.6(50 reviews)
    3.2 mi•Westlake

    I was referred to Dr. Shin for a lack of rotation, so I made my visit after having X-Rays done in…read moreArcadia. The Dr. was very thorough and was able to make a preliminary diagnosis, but prescribed an MRI to gather further information to be sure. I enjoyed that the fron office is bilingual in Korean, Spanish and possibly other languages beyond English. The front office is very efficient and required several pages to be completed prior to seeing the doctor. Be sure to arrive about 20 minutes ahead of schedule, to be sure your paperwork is in order, if this is your first visit...

    I was referred to LA Ortho by my primary care doctor for an insect bite on my right index finger…read morewhich part of the insect as well as dirt from a flower pot had gone into the wound. I saw Dr. Samer Almajjar. He was nice and we opted to do a surgery in the office (which had such poor lighting). He removed quite a bit of the insect as well as some dirt from my finger. I was still having issues with it so we opted for a general surgery on August 13. I was not successful, I did go in for a follow up a week or so later. I then realized my finger was still very swollen, painful and there is still some material in my finger. I called the office and I believe a person named Jose answered the appointment line. I had an appointment for this Monday, the 22. I was in so much pain I called to see if I could get a closer appointment. He checked the schedule and discovered that the doctor's schedule had changed and he wouldn't be in on the 22nd. The day I called was the 17th. I asked him if I hadn't made that phone call would anyone have called me to tell me this. He didn't know. I then went a little crazy and Jose's response was "well you can go to the emergency room or another doctor." I then told him they were fired and I did eventually find another doctor in the town where I live. My finger is still red, swollen and painful and I have been to my primary doctor twice. I could not believe that a person almost in tears because of this predicament would get a response like the one I got. I have been wearing a sleeve to keep the sensitivity down. I cannot use my finger to type and it is still numb. I think the doctor should have been notified of my plight and been given the opportunity to at least contact me, but alas that hasn't and probably won't happen.

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