I was very surprised how well they run this place. I been to other hospital and would avoid this…read moreone only because of its location. My overall experience was great. I hope I never have to come back. But if I ever did this would be the place.

I came to the emergency room in a full pheochromocytoma attack. This is the kind of medical…read morefacility that will tell you, you're having anxiety and its something serious and loved ones end up passing due to this type of dereliction. I'm a 36 yo adult. I am fully aware of anxiety/ panic attacks and this wasn't it. I had severe chest pains, high blood pressure, severe headache, sweating and started vomiting so finally decided it was time to go once I started vomiting. Mind you I was about 6-7 weeks post op a total hysterectomy. I went with no bra because the chest pain was so intense and my abdomen was still so sore from surgery. The man who did my ekg asked if I'm comfortable just walking around with no bra ... I was pretty shocked it being the ER but told him yes I can care less because my situation. I barley could walk due to the dizziness and vision problems I was having aside from everything else. But no biggie I brushed it off. Then the man who did my IV tells me, can you walk?! As I was in a wheelchair. I was like no dude I'm so dizzy and sore from my surgery. Made me feel like such an inconvenience and very embarrassed. Long story short they chummed it up to be chest pain and anxiety. I never even mentioned it had anxiety so that was weird. I expressed how bad my heart and chest was feeling and the ER doctor basically said I needed to follow up with an endocrinologist and there was nothing they could do aside from the meds they gave me. I was in complete disbelief. Went home feeling horrible but followed up with my primary and now I am seeing an endocrinologist who is sending me to Loma Linda hospital. You really have to advocate for yourself. It's so sad how they make you feel and brush off your symptoms. Especially when you're at your absolute worst. Even on my forms you can tell they tread lightly labeling it chest pain but still slightly mentioned my pheochromocytoma. Also, would have been nice for them to mention I had kidney stones but the emergency room doesn't feel that is a serious issue so I am aware they wont mention the findings, but its listed as some of the most painful heath issues. The wait was fine. Expected from an ER. If I end up here again I truly pray they do better and hope people get the care and compassion they need. I left two stars because my visit was in March. Today I visited the main hospital to retrieve my scans on a disk to give to the endocrinologist for the tumor and the gentleman who was volunteering in a wheelchair was amazing helping me navigate the hospital. The woman in medical records was also so very sweet and kind.

My experience at San Antonio Regional Hospital was disappointing. While some of the staff were kind…read moreand tried their best, communication was inconsistent, and it was often difficult to get clear updates about my loved one's care. There were long wait times, and it sometimes felt like concerns were not addressed as quickly as they should have been. I understand that hospitals can be very busy, but during such a stressful time, better communication and more attentive care would have made a significant difference. I hope the hospital takes steps to improve the overall patient and family experience. Especially my son. Especially after he got upstairs to his regular room.

The nurse at most hospitals can be incompetent. They just hire bulk and ego…read more I never experienced pain like I did the day I had to go into the ER. I was crying from how bad it was. I was pacing, I couldn't sit. And like that, a nurse and staff expected me to stay seated, quiet, and patient. As a former nurse, I do not walk into the ER telling people that I'm a nurse. You would just hope that these so-called nurses and medical staff would just treat you as a human being without having to tell them your title. I never told them that I'm a nurse, but the nurse is there were very rude to me and did not know how to properly administer an injection to my arm. She did not administer it where she was technically supposed to and ended up going to close to my bone at the top of my arm. That same Nurse was telling me that I had to stay seated, although she clearly saw me in so much pain. The people at the front desk helped me by getting me into the back sooner and the doctor did what he could to write the orders quickly. The nurses have the capacity and should have the intelligence to know what takes priority. I was clearly in agony and in so much pain that I verbally said I felt like throwing myself on the floor from so much pain that I was experiencing. This nurse goes to say oh no, we're not going to do that. And I said that I will throw myself on the floor if I have to. That was before the injection, but there was a bigger factor here other than being a patient in a lot of pain. It's clearly because of the color of my skin. Just because I was pacing back-and-forth in a specific area you have these Karen's asking questions and acting like they're threatened by the simple act of walking close to their offices. I was treated so inhumane that it ultimately caused more trauma to me around going to hospitals. I don't think people realize the spirituality that exists in places like this because you're always dealing with life and death and then again light and darkness. These medical staff don't realize the role they have and like that treat you bad when you're in such a vulnerable state. You're in such a hard place to not be able to defend yourself if you were in your right state well being. Sometimes it feels like these people like having that power and authority on the other side of vulnerability, pain and discomfort. The doctor was kind enough to reach out to me because I felt like he knew I was in a lot of pain. He even told me that he would write the order as quick as he could and he did, but the nurses were taking too long. Talking about other patients had the priority. Well, the real question is priority over pain? I know how this works and someone suffering from intense pain takes the priority over somebody that isn't in dire pain. My pain was a 10 out of 10 and I had never experienced that. Pain so unbearable that I was crying, pacing, and in so much distress. I was even taking in in a wheelchair. I sincerely dislike going to the ER because I've encountered medical staff like these so-called nurses/RN that think they have the right to treat you the way they do because you have basic expectations next to there poor service and integrity towards vulnerable humans. I don't like telling people that I'm a nurse because it's not right to have to see that in order to get treated better. You can just see how cold and careless other humans can be. Your title and certificates do not rudeness, EGO, and stupidity.

My husband went in today to have a kidney stone taken care of. We were greeted at the front desk…read moreand treated very nicely. From the moment we walked in, to his pre-op nurse, his nurse for surgery and his postop nurse he was taken care of with such care. The facility is very clean, well lit and plenty of parking. Dr Pineda did a great job on surgery and the anesthesiologist was very good. I would definitely recommend this location if you're having an outpatient surgery.

I am very disappointed with my experience at the Casa Colina Physician's Clinic. I arrived on time…read morefor my scheduled appointment, yet I was left waiting for approximately 40 minutes before being seen. What makes this especially frustrating is the double standard. Patients are expected to arrive on time, and if a patient were 40 minutes late, the appointment would likely be canceled or need to be rescheduled. However, when the physician's clinic is running 40 minutes behind, the patient is simply expected to wait. I understand that unexpected delays can happen in a physician's office, but 40 minutes is a significant amount of time, and patients' schedules should be respected as well. At a minimum, patients should be informed when there is a substantial delay and given an estimated wait time. Casa Colina Physician's Clinic should hold itself to the same standard of punctuality and respect for time that it expects from its patients.

I wish I could give them 10 stars…read more My mom had a hypoglycemic episode and her sugar levels were measured at only 21. Her speech was stirred and she couldn't move her body. At one point she went u responsive and I was afraid that she had died. The paramedics gave her a dextrose shot and thank God she began to come to. She was transported to the ER at Foothill Presbyterian and I must say the service was excellent!!! The took her in, gave her all the blood test and also a CAT scan on her head to make sure it wasn't a stroke. They were very kind and explained everything to my family once we were allowed in the back. I was shocked and very happy when I went back to see her and she was talking and laughing like her perky self. Because literally, I thought she was dead when 911 was at my house with her. The staff here literally brought my mom from the brink of death to the point where she was allowed to go home in a few hours. The ER atmosphere was calm and quiet. The nurses were all friendly, kind, and accommodating. They explained everything before discharging and made sure we understood the next steps. My mom's initials are JT in case the staff wants to figure out what patient she was. Thank you Foothill Pres. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the staff here. And the best part is that they saved my mom

My family and I had one of the most heartbreaking experiences of our lives at Emanate Health…read moreFoothill Presbyterian Hospital. On July 1, my father, who was on hospice for advanced cancer, was rushed there by ambulance because he was experiencing severe stomach pain. Despite being in obvious distress, he waited over an hour in the emergency room before being placed in a room. He was never admitted to the hospital. Once the staff learned he was on hospice, it felt as though they had already decided there was nothing worth doing. He was given morphine and an X-ray of his stomach, but no other treatment options or interventions were discussed with our family. The physician was dismissive and repeatedly implied that because my father was on hospice, there wasn't much to do. We understand what hospice means, but every patient deserves compassion, dignity, and thoughtful medical care. The lack of empathy from the staff was devastating. When my mother asked a nurse why more morphine was being given after my father was already unconscious and heavily sedated, she was met with an attitude instead of understanding. After my father passed away, the physician who informed our family delivered the news in a cold, detached manner, even suggesting that because he was on hospice, this outcome was expected. No family should have to receive such heartbreaking news without compassion. What hurts the most is not just that my father died there, but the way our family was treated during his final hours. We will always wonder if he would have received more compassionate care had the ambulance taken him to Kaiser, where he had always been treated with dignity and respect. I hope no other family has to experience what we did. During the most vulnerable moments of a person's life, kindness, empathy, and respect matter just as much as medical treatment.

Huge thank you to EMT EMMA in the ER. She has excellent bedside manner, compassion and provided…read moreexceptional care in the brief time we spent together. She saw that I was in excruciating pain and could barley walk. She went out of her way to ask about my situation and not only showed that she cared, she actually went looking for a wheel chair for me. She was the 7th employee encounter and not 1 person before her gave a shit. They just stood there staring at me struggle in so much pain to walk to them. The lab chick drawing blood was extremely rude, wouldn't even greet me or look at me. I asked for a tissue and she just said she didn't have any. Still no eye contact, didn't even try to look for some or offer me an alternative like gauze or something. At least the triage nurse did those things. The radiology ladies were kind. Some of these people need some serious customer service, patient care training. What the heck are they doing in Healthcare if they could care less about their patients.

WORST ER in the area! If I could give less than one star, I would!…read more Don't come here even if it's closer in proximity to you. We made that mistake, and 2.5 hrs later we get called in and told that they don't even have an MRI machine to run the test we were specifically sent here & checked in for!! AND we even called ahead to make sure they did, and were told yes. What a joke! Avoid at all cost!!!!!

If you have to get a treatment this is the place to go. The nurses are always helpful and in a…read moregreat mood. Everything runs on time. I will be back in three months for a rerun!

I was very surprised when they admitted their doctors are NOT qualify to provide CPR. When they…read morehave medical emergencies they have to call 9-1-1 because no one is trained to assess emergencies

This is actually a review of the cafeteria at the San Dimas community Hospital. You just asked the…read morefront desk if you could go in and visit the cafeteria they give you a pass. They are always friendly and the food is great. Definitely call for hours. They're open for breakfast and lunch and they have a good selection. The cooks prepare a variety of items to choose from. I usually go down and pick up breakfast on days that I don't want to cook. The prices can't be beat. They also offer free soda, fountain, and coffee and tea. We've always been pleased with everything that we've gotten there from breakfast burritos to specialty lunch items. If you're in the community, check out the San Dimas community hospitals cafeteria. Delicious food at a great price.! The Sandy Miss community hospital at 1350 West Covina Blvd. gets our five star Yelp review and our personal recommendation. Bon appétit

Worst hospital I've ever been in. Talk about negligence (can definitely elaborate, just message me…read morepersonally), talk about unprofessionalism (doctors and nurses), and lack of care and quality...we were discharged without any answers. We were discharged after 3 days and they gave no answers as to the symptoms. Only thing they said was to go straight to surgery. Why surgery when nothing was found in the Ultrasound, MRI, and CT Scan? Oh I know why...wo the doctor can bill you and collect from your insurance...thats why! The entirety of stay was deep down disgusting (bedsheets had blood stains and another had some kind of yellowish stain), power outages a and broken call remote, and nurses that can not give you answers or reassurance. I don't know, but this place downright nees to reevaluate their staff. Yes, and when submitting for your medical records, don't trust what's on the discharge papers or whatever paper they give you...the email address they provide is WRONG! Now the release of medical record will be delayed indefinitely unless you call them personally to check in the status. They will tell you to resubmit. I have so much more to say and share, but just STAY AWAY! Their website say they are known for their "family-like environment"...from my experience...eh... no. If you want quality care, professionalism, and professional doctors that REALLY CARE, go elsewhere...anywhere but Dan Dimas Community. There is a reason why I'm posting this. Don't trust the website...Award winning? Seriously? And its "physician owned"? Enough said.

the entire MST Unit,…read more Thank you for the compassion, kindness, and healing energy you shared with me. Every one of you made a difference during my time here through your care, dedication, and caring spirits. Your kindness will always be remembered and appreciated. With gratitude and light, Elena. B

I am grateful to the awesome Dr Cho for recommending that I go straight to the Montclair Med Cntr…read moreEmergency Room to get a CT scan and rule out the possibility of a neck fracture. I am also so very thankful to the amazing and very cool Dr Joseph Nguyen who was an angel. He reviewed my intake, checked my vitals and put me through the pre scan testing. Very professional and efficient. He knew his stuff. I was pleasantly surprised as I walked in about 10 am to see an empty patient waiting area. Loved the ladies at the reception who were so nice and explained everything. I was summoned in a minute after I filled out the initial form. RN Denise was a super,super lady who also loved cannolis from Boston. She was on the ball. BP etc and on to a bed in the ER where I sat for maybe 3 minutes before the Doc came over, checked me out and had the very nice Boui take me to the x Ray area for the 75 second CT scan. Yes I am ecstatic that I did not fracture my neck in the accident. The ER was calm. It was clean. The restroom was spotless. The discharge was effortless- no waiting, no bs, no fuss, no cross selling. The parking lot( photo) is literally 40 yards from the ER entrance. I absolutely loved everything about this Montclair Med Centre ER visit.

My Mother, husband, & I been the patient of the doctor. He is truly one of the most amazing doctor…read morethat I've ever experienced. His staffs goes above & beyond. His bed manner is amazing & no matter how stress I have been, he always were able to diagnose the issue and send me home at ease. I truly recommend him & his clinic.

Dr. Ardeshana has been a great "primary doctor" find for me. He listens to his patients with care…read moreand non-judgment, and accurately addresses their medical concerns, symptoms and requests. Dr. Ardeshana has made my transition from the Kaiser medical system complete, and with great relief. (I liked my primary doctor at Kaiser, but became frustrated with the organization's bureaucracy at getting referrals to specialists and with their customer service.) Dr. Ardeshana's Medical Center also provides great convenience for patients by offering on-site clinical services including, X-Rays, Sonograms, Blood tests, etc. I am very pleased with Dr. Ardeshana's Medical Services and office at Claremont Medical Center.

Pomona Valley Outpatient Pavilion is located at the Pomona Valley Health Medical Center. I came…read morehere to get occupational therapy for my hands. Check-in was easy. Check-in staff was pleasant and helpful. I arrived 30 mins early as requested. I filled out some forms. Once done, I waited about 15 mins after my initial appointment time. The occupational therapist and his assistant were very friendly and nice. They were very thorough. Thank you! I did a few stretch exercises that helped loosen my shoulders and back which in turn will help with my hands. It's a good start. This was my first initial evaluation that took about 2.5 hours. My hands are not going to recover back to 100% from one session. It will take some time for full recovery. I will continue my occupational therapy until my hands are back to full strength and mobility.

Had to go hear for my Total Knee replacement AND my husband's cataract surgery. The nurses are very…read moretentative & are very nice. They make sure you understand all things and everything that is being down to you, each step of the way. I highly recommend this place for your outpatient surgery care and needs