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Baez Alfonso M MD

Baez Alfonso M MD

2.9(25 reviews)
2.1 mi

Wow. I'm surprised to see all these bad reviews on here. I had a wonderful experience compared to…read moremy visit at Hubert H Humphrey on Slauson and Main a few months back. At HHH, it felt more like a visit to the LA county jail. Doctor's Sander's stethoscope at HHH was being held by shipping tape and was old as hell (the doctor too, I heard about to retire and just too old to even be walking), I was given the run around because I had to come back later that day for blood check up - apparently, you're not supposed to eat 12 hours prior to your doctor visit, you'd think they'd tell you this when you make the appointment for your physical, but nope! and the worst; my visit was in October 2015 and the soonest they could give me my test results for the physical was nearly March 2016. At Dr's Baez, I didn't have to wait at all (either lucky or the people here are lying with these bad reviews), of course being my 1st time I had to fill out the paperwork but didn't take long. The staff were all fine, specially the three that dealt with me, the one handling the paperwork, the one that drew blood and the doc hissself :) Having learned from HHH, I asked "should I not eat anything 12 hours prior to the drawing of blood for my physical?" and they said "you can eat, it's no problem" and sure enough as I've done some research, the people at HHH were pulling my hair. Luckily, I'm naturally bald. Best of all, to get my results black - 2 weeks!! Halleluja!! Overall, that's my new spot! God bless ya'll.

So I went today for the first time at this clinic and I have to say Dr. Baez is amazing, he listens…read moreto everything you have to say, he treats you like a human being and not as a $$$ patient. Make me feel comfortable on telling him my health problems and gave me the trust that he will help me. The staff in the front desk! Nothing bad to say I went in little late due to an accident outside the clinic and they just told me that doctor have a policy that give you 15 minutes late no over that and off course is understandable. So I want to say THANK YOU DOCTOR BAEZ! You really know how to treat a patient.

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Crenshaw Family Medical Group - Dr. Abraham Golbari

Crenshaw Family Medical Group

2.0(26 reviews)
1.0 mi

Had the pleasure to meet Dr Abraham Golbari. I switched over my insurance carrier and was really…read morebummed out about having to find a new doctor. I went in today for blood work and a referral to see a gyno. My appt was at 945am. I arrived at 920am, completed paperwork, saw the doctor, got blood work, and was out of there before 1030am. I prefer morning appointments as it doesn't get so crowded. Now prior to coming in, I was concerned about whether or not my experience would be pleasant after reading all his reviews. After coming in, however, I realized that people are just impatient and expect miracles. The staff was nice and so was the doctor. I'm glad I came in even with my doubts. My only suggestion is to get their parking lot repaved. There's chunks of cement missing.

This review is long overdue, but necessary. I recently went…read morethrough my old medical files from 2015, and everything I went through with this doctor came flooding back. I was a healthy, active woman in my early 40s -- working out four times a week, eating clean, and living a balanced lifestyle. Out of nowhere, I began passing out, having heart palpitations, chest pressure, and extreme fatigue. I was in and out of the ER repeatedly for years, scared and confused, and no one could figure out what was wrong. Each time, the emergency doctors ran tests and told me to follow up with my primary doctor, Dr. Abraham Golbari. I did exactly that. But instead of compassion, concern, or real investigation, I got dismissal, arrogance, and negligence. He brushed me off repeatedly, refused to run the proper tests, and told me to "stop working out as much." For clarity -- I wasn't overdoing anything. I did normal aerobic exercise like walking or jogging one to three miles, and light weights. I wasn't on steroids or pushing beyond my limits. I was just trying to stay healthy. His physician assistant (PA) at the time -- and I'll never forget her because she was amazing -- was the only one who truly listened to me. She said, "You're too young and healthy for this. Something's wrong." She went above and beyond to get the right lab forms, contacted another office, and sent me to Quest Diagnostics for blood work. That's when the truth finally came out -- I had lupus. Negligent and Dismissive -- Please Read Before Choosing This Doctor The PA personally called me in to share the results because she was leaving his office for the same reason many others probably have: his lack of care, concern, and professionalism. Even after I received the lupus diagnosis, Dr. Golbari minimized it. He told me I'd be "fine" and just to "go see a rheumatologist." No empathy. No support. No acknowledgment that after years of suffering and uncertainty, I finally had an answer. When I asked him for an application for a temporary handicap placard -- because lupus and heart palpitations made it difficult to walk or stand for long -- he flat-out refused to give me one. He said "nothing's wrong with you." His PA quietly handed me the application on her last day before she left his office, because she knew I truly needed it. I regret not filing a formal complaint with the Medical Board of California back then. What he did wasn't even just a misdiagnosis -- he didn't diagnose me at all. He showed no interest, no urgency, and no humanity. If it hadn't been for that PA taking the initiative to run the right tests, I don't know how long I would have gone on suffering, or if I would have survived. Dr. Golbari graduated from the National University of Iran Faculty of Medicine (listed on his California license). While I believe there are many excellent international doctors, his complete disregard for my symptoms, lack of bedside manner, and refusal to act were inexcusable. Below are links to verify his license and also to check if there have been any lawsuits or filings against him. If this reaches even one person before they experience what I went through, then sharing this was worth it. Please advocate for yourself and don't let anyone dismiss your pain. Verification Links Medical Board of California - License A55387 https://search.dca.ca.gov/?BD

Bayside Medical Center

Bayside Medical Center

2.9(105 reviews)
1.9 mi

By far one of the fastest and effective Urgent care visit. We were really luckily to arrive to an…read moreempty urgent care on a Saturday night. From paperwork to vitals and seeing a Nurse Practitioner i was out of there in an hour. No insurance office visit is $150 ( it includes prescriptions) -Free parking -Clean facility -Nice staff

This was one of the most frustrating experiences I've ever had at a medical office…read more I scheduled a 12:00 p.m. appointment for a pre-employment drug screen and a mandatory TB questionnaire for a healthcare position. I already had a valid TB test, but I still needed the physician to review the questionnaire and complete the required paperwork. When I checked in, I specifically showed the receptionist the questionnaire and asked if the physician would be able to fill it out. She initially told me yes. Then she argued with me, saying they couldn't complete it because I already had a TB test. I explained that I understood my TB test was still valid, but I still needed the questionnaire completed. After that conversation, I was left with the understanding that the physician would address it during my visit. At no point was I told they would ultimately refuse to complete the paperwork. I had a 12:00 p.m. appointment but wasn't seen until almost 2:00 p.m., and I didn't leave until around 3:00 p.m. I spent approximately three hours there for what should have been a simple pre-employment visit. To make matters even more frustrating, there were several times when I was the only person sitting in the waiting room. Then other patients would arrive after me and appear to be called back before I was. I understand that different appointments may have different priorities, but no one ever explained the delay or kept me informed. While I was waiting, I could clearly hear conversations coming from the back office. At one point, I heard a staff member say, "I'm trying to print out this form for this girl and her TB test." Hearing employees discuss me that way where patients could overhear made the office feel unprofessional and uncomfortable. I completed the questionnaire and even had the staff print the required form because I wasn't able to print it myself. After waiting for hours, I was finally told they could not complete it because they "don't get paid" to fill out that paperwork because they were not contracted to do so. That information should have been given to me when I first arrived not after I had already waited for hours. If your clinic cannot complete certain employment forms, patients deserve to be told before they spend hours waiting. To make matters worse, they didn't even return the printed form so I could immediately take it somewhere else. My phone number was also entered incorrectly and was never corrected. Because of the unnecessary delay, I missed my bus, which only comes once an hour, forcing me to wait even longer just to get home. I left hungry, exhausted, frustrated, and still without the documentation I needed. I chose this location because it was the closest approved clinic available to me, and I don't currently drive. I didn't look at the online reviews until after my appointment. When I did, I was disappointed to see that several other people had also described long wait times for pre-employment drug screenings. Unfortunately, my experience was very similar. This entire situation could have been avoided with honest communication and respect for patients' time. Patients deserve to know up front what a clinic can and cannot do instead of finding out only after hours of waiting. I sincerely hope management addresses these issues so future patients don't have the same experience.

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