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.

On July 29, 2026, at approximately 12:10 a.m., my mother was transported from the City of Fontana…read moreto San Antonio Regional Hospital in Upland because she was showing signs of a stroke. She was not eating and was too weak to drink through a straw. I stayed with her for approximately five hours. It took Dr. Dalia Nessman about two hours to evaluate my mother. I explained that my mother had a yellow vaginal discharge. A male charge nurse prepared the equipment needed for Dr. Nessman to conduct a vaginal examination. After examining my mother while I was present, Dr. Nessman stated she did not see any vaginal discharge. She lied in front of 2 RN and myself. The discharge was present and she refused to obtain a sample of the vagina discharge. My mother was discharged within approximately seven hours despite being weak and frail. Dr. Nessman instructed Nurse Carlos to call me. When I asked Nurse Carlos several questions regarding my mother's condition and discharge instructions, he told me that those questions needed to be addressed by Dr. Nessman. Dr. Nessman did not return my call, answer my questions, or contact me, even though I am listed as my mother's emergency contact. I could just imagine how Dr. Nessman uses her religion to her advantage to protect her lazy, hateful unprofessional self. The following day, I had to take my mother back to the emergency room, where she was admitted to the hospital for several days. I was informed that pressure related to her heart was at 50, when it should have been 60. I am deeply concerned my mother required three emergency-room visits within five days. I believe her initial condition and symptoms should have been evaluated more thoroughly before she was discharged. Based on my experience, I found Dr. Nessman to be unresponsive and unprofessional. I would not recommend her to anyone seeking attentive and thorough medical care

Rita Mae has been so very helpful both I. Her duties and going above and beyond. The have a great…read moreteam of people

The driving lessons themselves are okay, but dealing with the driving instructors can be a real…read morepain In the ass. Just a heads-up for anyone considering to have driving lessons at Casa Colina. The price for each driving lesson is now $225. It used to be $150 per session, but it increased around June or July. Another issue is that they require you to practice driving outside of your scheduled lessons. I was threatened that she may cancel my appointments if I don't practice driving. Even if you explain that you have a busy schedule or other commitments, they don't seem to be very understanding or willing to work with you. If you all want to be idiots on taking driving lessons at Casa Colina, it's ya'll funeral!

Today was a early morning we need to be at this Hospital by 5:30am for my God Daughter…read more The front desk was so so nice!! Caroline was greeting us early this morning with signing in a warm smile. She was so helpful to with us. We haven't been there at this hospital She walked us all over to the elevators and when to 1st floor from 2nd floor this morning. very clean to the waiting room and cafeteria was very low on food when I got there by 10:30am I had breakfast not the best but toast and tater tots and sausages And bathrooms were very clean too Excellent staff and Dr. Duffy M.D. It was a very long day always most 12 hrs. But everything went fine

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.

Just wanted to say I was really pleased with our visit to this place, sorry this is a little late…read morebut last year November time, we took my 3 ur old son Anthony for a surgery and the whole pre-op post-op and the doctor and anesthesiologist were wonderful with him and they let us be there for every moment from the time he went under to the time he was about to wake up, also thank you to the ladies in pre op for Anthony's bear you gave him

My apologies to my nurses a very nice young lady name Christline? and very nice young man named…read morePaul. They were very great during my stay. Also to other staff who were very helpful and polite. I had to unfortunately check myself out(AMA) reason... reasons. First, is I'm constantly giving blood and vitals, but told they're looking good. I had to stay "overnight" by the doctor but they're waiting on a specialist to see me in the morning but almost 7 hours later I'm told "Well we're still waiting" it's near 8pm now. I'm not staying another day or night. I'm told by a doctor "hey can you stay till morning?" No sorry just so a repeat of the whole day happens? It seems backwards here to me the nurse staff and nurse practitioners care but the doctors don't? I get it you have many patients to see. Also the reason I didn't want to stay more was because of the gentleman in the bed next to me. Very rude to staff, very rude in general. He comes out of surgery and calls whoever his family was to bring him food because they ordered a liquid diet for him. So they bring him fried chicken to eat because I can smell it... so can my brother who's visiting. He's also talking badly about the staff and the surgeon. Not cool. Also not cool is the night before at 3am he's watching TikTok videos with the sound blaring and staff is just walking by. I was watching tv with the sound low to muted because I have decency, but it managed to bother him like everything else. I fell in the shower and was too weak to say something or do something. I'm sorry but unfortunately I don't see myself visiting this place again unless an ambulance takes me there. Please don't write up my nurses who I mentioned because they did nothing wrong.

A great way to be there if you need care. The doctors are great; they listen to you. They explain…read moreall the program options available to help you. The nurses are wonderful to be around. They are so useful, and they talk to you. When I entered the building, I could barely walk, and I had shortness of breath. The rescue nurses rush to my side to save me from almost going into cardiac arrest. I was sent immediately to the hospital. I would not know what would happen to me next. I would say do not listen to any negativity; go with the positives. That's how you're going to gain your strength and wellness care. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

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

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.

I spent 2.5 hrs on SAT at my neighborhood hospital over "an abundance of caution" warranted that I…read moremake doubly sure that the chest pain I felt was a mere muscle cramp...and not something more severe. From admission to discharge, everyone that crossed my path was friendly, professional and gentle! Special commendation belong to: -RN ANYA PEREZ, who was incredibly gentle in inserting my IV into my hand. If the old saying about how you can tell how good a nurse is by the type of shot she/he administers is true, then Ms. Perez is top shelf!!! I even appreciated how she used alcohol prep pads to carefully pre-moisten tbe edges of the super-adhesive EKG stickers which were affixed all over my arm and chest- In a lifetime of time spent in hospitals Anya was the very first nurse who took the time + effort to "soften the sting" of removing those bandages. (Those who are blessed with similarly hairy arms/chests, like me, well understand full well what I'm taking about!) -Finally, special thanks to my treating ER physician, Dr. Andrew Nguyen. The good doc was THE PICTURE of professional and calm, exuding the epitome of excellent bedside manner as he took command of ky case, ordered a battery of tests and reassured me that my heart is just fine. All this despite a midday blitz of activity that had this small, community based ER operating at full throttle. SDCH continues to be a boon to its community and we residents of San Dimas, Glendora and Diamond Bar treasure it.

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.

It's really sad that right when you enter the hospital you have a rude reception welcoming you with…read morean attitude acting like she don't want to be there. Came by to see my love one in the hospital to have some someone set the tone for your visitation with an attitude. Also Being on your personal cellphone is not professional. Oh well, hope that they put someone else with a welcoming smile and happy to be working at the desk. Overall the care seems to be not to bad.

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.