This hospital was a nightmare. My husband checked in to have tests done for DVT. They did an…read moreX-ray of his chest because he was also having difficulty breathing. He had a slight case of pneumonia and they started him on IV antibiotics. The woman who came in to draw blood was well into her senior years with a pronounced tremor. The result was that she couldn't hit a vein and stabbed around in his arm for several minutes. Supposedly, they called in a cardiologist because they were concerned about his heart rate. The cardiologist NEVER actually saw my husband. On Saturday, our primary care doctor, who had visited my husband each day, said he could go home. 3 hours later, the nurses were still busy bickering back and forth about who would actually work that day. We had asked several times how his discharge was going, but they waited 3 hours to tell us that this imaginary cardiologist had to come by and sign off on his discharge too. We then told them that cardiologist was NEVER hired as my husband's cardiologist, that my husband already has a cardiologist, and that this new one lied about actually seeing the patient. I actually had to threaten to call the police to have my husband released. Then the nurse shredded my husband's arm while removing the IV. In the pictures, it's the one that looks like raw hamburger. The other picture is his other arm where the earlier nurse bruised it so badly stabbing for a vein. For 2 entire days, another patient down the hall was screaming in pain. In my opinion, this hospital is a scam to rake in Medicare money. I wouldn't trust them to put a bandaid on a paper cut. Follow-up: The doctor left orders for them to call in a prescription for an antibiotic to our pharmacy. They said they had done it. They lied. We called the pharmacy the next day and they hadn't received anything. We called the hospital and they said "Call your doctor." We've been getting run in circles by them for another hour the day after he was discharged. If you value your life and wellness. Stay away from this place!

Had shoulder surgery there. Staff was great, very attentive…read more Would definitely go back if I need more surgery.

My care from AgapeCare's 2 caregivers as well as the Management style of Eva and Ed, their…read moreimmediate communications by text or phone has been flawless. From the first interview, when they focused not on themselves but only on me and my specific needs, and would not let me sign their contract until they had guaranteed that they would be met. Don't let another company make you sign their contract first, before their own work is guaranteed like that of AgapeCare!

We are extremely pleased with Agape Care. The caregiver assigned to the care of our Grandmother was…read morepersonable, dependable and well trained. The agency goes out of their way to make us happy. We tried other agencies, but most of the time the caregivers did not show up, or were not well trained. Not the case with Agape Care. We are looking for a long relationship with our new care-giver and with our new Home Care. Thank you for being there for our Grandmother!

Just not a good Dr's office, very sud-standard care. I left after my first appointment, it was a…read morewaste of time and energy. :(

I had an issue with a throat infection and Dr. Armen was able to see me on the same day. But what I…read morereally liked was that he has a Virtual Clinic so my follow up was done from home.

This place is awesome! Came 3 times the staff is always friendly. I go to Maria and any problem I…read morehad she had a solution or suggested to help. I had trouble finding a care provider who can help with my PCOS but she sent me to get lab work and ran some tests. I'm truly happy with the results and felt taken care of!

I used to see Dr. Castellanos when I was a kid with my mom, roughly between the ages of…read more12-15(2004-2007). Now as an adult I've realized how horrendous of a doctor he was. Our family eventually stopped seeing him after 3 years of being under his care. We went to him because it was hard to find doctors who spoke Spanish in our area at the time. I'll start with the worst. My mom used to be really concerned for her health. Over time we realized her concerns were signs of what she's now developed, diverticulitis and other digestive issues. She often came in with pain and explained her concerns. Dr. Castellanos would tell my mom that she was fine and to take ibuprofen. Any time she came in it was the same thing even though her symptoms progressed - continue to take ibuprofen. Eventually she told my mom she was too worried and was a bother. We finally stopped going to see him when she used the restroom and found blood in her stool. She developed ulcers in her throat and stomach that were very painful when eating. After we stopped going to see him we found out all of her symptoms were the beginning of diverticulitis. In 2009 she ended up going to the ER because she was heavily bleeding when she used the bathroom. A diverticula had burst open and it was discovered she has 3 total that had developed. She was taken to emergency surgery. She's suffered through diverticulitis ever since with multiple ER visits. Dr. Castellanos was negligent as a doctor when presented with symptoms. He could have referred her to a gastroenterologist but never did. We had HMO at the time and eventually switched to PPO but it was after dealing with him. For my own case, I developed gastro issues around 12 and realized I had sensitivity to certain foods that lead to a lot of gas and odd noises in my intestines. I felt shy about it as a kid but was worried because I didn't want to sit in class having those noises come from my intestines because well... it was awkward. My side of the classroom could hear my gas issues and I didn't understand what was causing it. When I told him he blew me off and told me to eat more fiber. I didn't bother more about it or ask because I was too ashamed to ask more. Years later I realized I had food sensitivities and that I need to be careful to avoid dairy. All of this to say - I would absolutely NEVER recommend anyone to see Dr Castallanos. My mom could have sued him for negligence but decided not to. Seeing him still in practice now and talking to family about health made me 20 years later have to go back to write this.

Everybody at the healthcare helped me and my mother who was hurt, her leg was hurting and they did…read moreeverything to help us, I would recommend.

Dr. Yeranosian staff friendly Kind helpful caring committed…read moreto help each other out Dr. Yeranosian was friendly sweet very pleasant to speak with and easily approachable Checked my knees was very tender and careful I just met Dr. Yeranosian. His workers represent Dr Yi San very well. I am going to stay with this doctor. I had knee injections and he was very gentle and very careful. I left feeling like this is my doctor.

I was really happy with Dr Paul R Yang he was very thorough,professional and nice and he helped me…read morewith all my needs.And everybody there was real nice I highly recommend them.

I'm giving Lakeside Medical Center Urgent Care in West Covina five stars, and honestly this review…read moreis long overdue. I've been here at least three times in the past year, and I've actually been coming to this medical group since I was younger because of my mom. She always trusted them, they took our insurance, and over time I just stayed with them. Now as an adult, I can confidently say they are a hidden gem. I don't know if healthcare should ever be considered a hidden gem, but that's exactly what this place feels like. They open at 11, and I'm writing this around 12:15, already being seen, which is huge. My situation today clearly qualified for urgent care instead of an ER, and I really appreciate knowing I can come here and avoid a chaotic hospital visit. What really stands out is how attentive everyone is, from the front desk to the clinical staff. I wish I remembered names because every single person I interacted with today deserves recognition. The front desk staff were welcoming and efficient, and even with an online check-in process, they still made everything feel personal. I was third in line and was quickly brought back for vitals. There was a medical assistant in training, and honestly, watching that interaction made me respect this place even more. You could tell she was nervous and learning, but she was incredibly kind, thorough, and professional. The trainer took their time, corrected gently, and clearly cared about doing things the right way. It was obvious they're investing in their staff, and I left thinking once she's fully trained, they're gaining another amazing team member. I've always been seen by nurse practitioners here rather than MDs, and that has never once been an issue. They're knowledgeable, thorough, and actually listen. Even when I've been in pain, the wait never feels unbearable because things move steadily and you know you're being taken care of. The facility itself is clean, organized, and easy to find. It's located in a medical building on the first floor to the left, and the exam rooms are spotless. Even when they're doing uncomfortable things like throat or nasal swabs, they're gentle and empathetic, which really matters when you're not feeling well. I'm genuinely thankful for this place. Every time I've come here, I've left feeling better and reassured. Today just felt like the right time to finally write this review because they've earned it through consistency, care, and professionalism. I truly hope they keep this standard because it's exactly what healthcare should feel like.

Both of my experiences with this urgent care were great. There wasn't a long wait for care and they…read morehave X-ray ability on premesis. The staff were very helpful and even took the time to communicate with my PCP and getting them my medical records so everyone was on the same page with what was happening with me. I will be using them again and will definitely recommend this facility

This place is very lack in their getting to patients in their care. I had to pick up something on…read moreSaturday that i had left. And the front door was locked. Another family was also trying get in. I got in another way and let them in. This is dangerous. If the paramedics come to that door they cannot get in someone could not receive The care they need. The excuse was no one was at the reception desk.. so we lock it. Apparently more staff is needed on weekends.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR MOM OR GRANDMA OR GRANPA HERE! They will leave them in there diapers more than 3…read morehours causing to have a UTI! When needing assistance they take forever so if you want water or food or bathroom good luck waiting. My grandma had a cast on the right arm which was hard for her to eat with her left, they didn't help her. All the food she was eating just raised her blood sugar when they should be keeping that maintain. THIS PLACE HAS CAUSED EMOTIONAL SUFFERING for my grandma! she reported it but one report isn't Enough ! She had an eye infection and all they did was put some drops on her eye not knowing what was causing the infection on her face. Her face was all puffed up and she had to go to the doctor like at 3 AM. Please I'm begging DO NOT ADMIT YOUR FAMILY HERE ! BEWARE THE STAFF DONT CARE! Please feel free to share this with everyone Thankyou !