i had a referral from my primary care physician for dr. mcquire, as i had used him before for my…read moreproblems. upon getting the referral from my insurance in december, i called for an appointment. they could not see me until march 17th. i didn't ask any questions, as his staff and i have had issues before, i accepted appointment. on march 16th i received a phone call from "robbie" one of his office girls. she left me a message of what i have been diagnosed with and told me i have the wrong doctor..so she apparetly overrides my primary care doctor attempting to get me help wih my stomsch issues, she is fully aware i was his patient but cancelled my appointment andcsaidvto see a rhumatodologist..which i already have. referrels do not state your diagnosis but only the referring to the doctor referred to. ribbie at one puntbwhen my doctor was on vacation and refused to get my percsription for xanex refilled and i had to fight. xanex is a scary drug and i had been takng it for 2 years. the doctor i was using came back and refused my refill. prescribed a medication that should not have had as does not mix well with other prescriptions, thus rendering me extremely ill for several weeks. this revenge attitude is not something that one should not have to put up with. she works there as customer service and her liking or disliking a patient should stay at home. i am filing a complaint with my insurance, the state health departmentv against the dr. license.

Dr. McGuire has performed endoscopies and colonoscopies on all four of us. He, unfortunately,…read morediscovered colon cancer in my late husband and eldest son. He was instrumental in the treatment of my husband and referred my son to the City of Hope. His professionalism is excellent as are his skills. In addition, he genuinely cares about his patients. There is nothing impersonal about his care. I do not say lightly that I trust him with my life. No, he doesn't walk on water. Among all the physicians I've been exposed to he is what I would call the best. How many doctors take time out of their schedule to attend a Celebration of Life Service for a 32 year old patient who lost his battle with colon cancer?

I had a positive experience with Dr. Alex Shindel he did my endoscopy and found a way to treat me…read morefor my H pylori other specialist said i couldn't get treatment because I didn't feel confident to swallow pills, but it was different with dr Alex he found a way for me to get treatment ever since I've been cured from H pylori, before seeing him I had that infection for 2 years without treatment until I saw him and because of that I'm thankful Thank you so much DR. Shindel. Everyone made me feel comfortable here I had a positive experience!

Dr.Wu is full of enthusiasm to treat and care about his patients. My husband always felt very…read morerelaxed when he went to Dr.Wu's office for medical assistance. Dr. Wu and the nurses in his office were very helpful to solve our problems properly whenever we called the office for anything that needed their attention. Thanks!

Dr.Wu is a very nice person. Warm and careful to patients. The various specialists introduced are…read morealso very good, solving the troubles of seeing a doctor for our family. Thanks !

My uncle died from esophagus cancer. When my mom went to see Dr. Lee for her first colonoscopy, Dr…read moreLee told my mom since she had acid reflux also her brother had esophagus cancer, he would advise to do a stomach scope when doing her colonoscopy. Luckily her colon was normal but her stomach scope showed Barrett's esophagus. Dr. Lee managed my Mom's Barrett's disease with a Japanese medicine. She has reversed to normal last week when Dr. Lee repeated her stomach scope. I noted dr. Lee had put extra effort to educate his patients about Barrett's disease and life style on his website. I really appreciate his passion in helping patients.

I have been this concierge medicine client for 2 years, i trust the doctor for his options…read more Easy to reach him by text and email, Worthy to be a concierge medicine patient. I know two of my neighbors also being Dr Lee's GI patients, he is specialized in hepatitis B, and H Pylori treatments.

My last interaction with this doctor's office was April 2024, trying to book an appointment in need…read moreof getting back on disability for what is now recognized as severe autoimmune issues resulting from years of being abused by my ex-wife. Unfortunately, I never made this appointment as I was deeply disturbed by the office staff saying my files were no where to be found at the time and would have to be enrolled as a new patient, long wait for an appointment upon getting a hold of the office. Combined with a separate scary event in 2022 later described in this review, I have since switched providers... I was unable to ever get through to book appointments throughout 2023, and resorted to my local urgent care for any medical care as needed generally, thankfully having fewer major health scares compared with other recent years since 2019. In 2022, was the scariest encounter personally. I went in with symptoms of pneumonia, somehow lucky enough to get a rare same day appointment. Requested a certain antibiotic (clartihromycin) due to fears of what they was suggested by this doctor (Amoxicillin) and a history of being treated for such illnesses by my providers back home in Indiana using clarithomycin. The doctor insisted on amoxicillin regardless and sent me on my way after the exam, despite noting dangerous heart rates and congestion, breathing patterns, and consistent fever of almost 104. This was a bit strange and inconsistent with past visits. Within two days, I had what friends and family of mine who are licensed doctors in good standing from other states are labeling a TIA (transient ischemic attack or mini-stroke), which occurred during a remote work call I took while recovering. They at least switched me to the medication I originally asked for at this point, and I was able to get over the pneumonia symptoms, didn't get a full blown stroke as far as tests have shown so far I've been able to have performed. However, when combined with the lost records deal in 2024, it's safe to say I jumped ship to a new provider for my disability claim needs. Not sure that was fully wise either considering the big mistakes and slower speed of progress the new provider has made since switch from this doctor, but is what it is sadly. This doctor is very kind, and compassionate for sure. Prior to the visit in 2022 referenced above, I had zero issues at all and had been seeing them since 2019 after a different hospitalization. Perhaps just a fluke, or perhaps just general decreasing quality of office staff in the entire PIH network since the pandemic ‍ I just know I have had incredibly bad medical misfortunes as a whole since having to switch from the UC Irvine health system to PIH being on my now ex-spouse's insurance after moving to LA county from OC in 2019. I'm honestly not a fan of any of the general practitioners I've seen in the PIH network to date.... Besides the pediatricians, who have been great for my kids. The specialists have all been amazing to date as well. When it comes to primary adult care, he's better than what I have now I suppose, but like anyone can make a somewhat big mistake when not fully taking the patient concerns/requests into consideration and is difficult to get appointments when urgent.

This doctor is incompetent and unethical. Three family members have been treated in this office and…read morewere given horrible care. From what I've seen most of his patients are elderly and he's making lots of money from Medicare without really caring about the patients.

**** CASH ONLY****…read more Haven't been his patient for too long. So I'll just get a review of what I think so far. The doctor is a pretty decent doctor who listens to your symptoms and sit with you while you talk and he charts. ****Big Negatives**** If you want the doctor to sign paper work for time off work or disability, don't count on it!! You'll have to PAY COPAY to visit him and just to SIGN PAPERS!! Had to do that a couple times because he wouldn't sign and his office workers told me they'll do it but didn't. They even said to come and PAY TO GET THE DOCTOR TO DO HIS JOB. ********** Lots of Chinese patients. Be prepared to wait 30+ minutes even when you have an appointment. I wouldn't go when it's in the mornings. All the elderly patients go from 9am-12pm. Be prepared to wait 1+ hour on a Monday 1 or Saturday!! Hours are a bit odd. There's a 2 hour that the whole office takes lunch so you won't be able to reach anyone or call in for anything until they reopen at 2pm. Also, some days office only open until 12pm!! Office staff are young females. Some knows mandarin some don't. The office size is small with only 14 seats waiting seats. Old looking and feeling seats. Office feels like it's really old and very cramped!

I like Doctor Hsiao but the wait time is horrendous even with appointment. Many of my visits, I had…read moreto wait for over 1 hour past my scheduled appointment time before seeing the doctor. I understand the one offs but it occurs on half of my visits.

I recently went to see Dr. Yoo for a colonoscopy. I found him through my insurance company website…read moreand saw that he was located nearby in Rowland Heights. When I called to make my appointment, I found out that Dr. Yoo moved his practice to a new building in Diamond Bar as of March 2024. Dr. Yoo's new office is located in the newly renovated Diamond Bar Medical Plaza, which was previously a Chuck E. Cheese (if you all were in the area when that was around). Looks like they are still in construction, as a couple offices are still vacant with plastic on the glass windows. The staff I encountered all very friendly and nice. Dr. Yoo was professional and clearly explained the process and indicated what I needed to do to prep for my procedure. I came in on a Monday and the front staff was able to fit me into an appointment on Thursday due to a last minute cancellation. This kind of procedure is not fun, but the entire staff made me feel comfortable the entire time, and the nurse who attended to me was so nice, I felt like my mom was taking care of me. =) She made sure I had extra blankets because I was cold and came by a couple times to made sure my IV was ok. I got a call the day after to follow up and see how I was feeling and if I was experiencing any issues. I appreciate the check in even though I was feeling good! I highly recommend Dr. Yoo if you need an gastroenterologist.

Excellent experience from start to finish. The doctor thoroughly reviewed all the preparation steps…read morebefore the procedure and made sure I knew exactly what to expect. The staff was friendly, professional, and made me feel comfortable throughout the visit. Everything was well organized, and I received outstanding care. Highly recommend!

Dr. William Tzeng treated a week ago my painful left leg ongoing cramps after carrying heavy…read moreobjects. He's a truly professional, knowledgeable, helpful, respectable primary care physician with kind, patient, reliable, genuine character. He explained my reports and condition clearly and no painkiller treatment as I wished, listened to my concerns and answered questions effectively, provided follow-up in three steps as needed. Now I'm able to walk without painful cramps, soon get full recovery. To lower my blood pressure and LDL bad cholesterol, I got DASH Eating Plan from Dr. Tzeng. His academic and training credential are at top prestigious universities. Office environment is excellent and clean; staff are all friendly. Thank you sincerely Dr. Tzeng for your attentive care to better my health.

I'm surprised there isn't more reviews about Dr. Hone on yelp already! Hopefully more people will…read morerealize there is one of the best doctors around our little town of Hacienda Heights. So here's the story: I usually don't take any medication and don't trust western medicine for multiple reasons. However, I was very sick and started developing a very sore throat and started getting red patches on my soft palette in my mouth. I was horrified, since it was out of nowhere, and I've never experienced such a thing in my life. Since I couldn't speak, my boyfriend checked out yelp, and saw the lonely 5 star review that the reviewer below left. We both liked the fact that a doctor *gasp* actually spends time with his patients! So to the doctors we went. Okay, so it was 70 bucks just to see Dr. Hone. First of all, I've been to an ENT and spent 120 dollars, and didn't even get a fraction of the care that I got from Dr. Hone. As soon as I met with him, I knew he was a genuinely kind soul. He was very attentive and asked questions, and was never condescending. He explained to me that the reason I had strep-throat like sores in my mouth was because my immune system was fighting the virus, therefore allowing the bacteria to generate... or something like that, haha. He made sense, basically. He also checked my heart and we talked about my heart murmur, when he didn't have to. When the receptionist told him he had a phone call, he asked her kindly to hold it, continued speaking to me, and noticed her urgency, and excused himself to get on the phone. He came right back, apologized, and continued where he had left off, instead of forgetting, like I'd assume some doctors would. Basically, I believe there's nothing to lose here, as I've decided he's the best doctor I've ever been with. I absolutely recommend you to him!