Dr. Johnson is a respected, compassionate, skilled orthopaedic spine surgeon. He is very…read morepersonable, listens well and answers every single question--I had multiple pages). His solutions are pragmatic and most importantly tailored to each individual. He specifically addressed my concerns about the long term, gave me options--as well as the pros and the cons of each. Additionally, he used my x-rays to illustrate and explain the problem area and used replicas of the spine to explain the procedure and where the placement of the hardware will be. Dr. Johnson is a stellar example of a pro patient surgeon. Important to thank his support team, especially David who is extraordinarily kind and accommodating. The team is always precise in following up, calling back and very systematic about communications with insurance providers. I would recommend Dr. Johnson to anyone who is looking for a detail oriented surgeon with the most up to date technology and minimally invasive approach.

Dr. Johnson has great communication skills and explains things well…read more This is the second time I have been pleased with his skills and would recommend him to everyone who needs a kind, understanding, knowledgeable orthopedist.

I was not impressed at all. Dr. Lee conducted his examination of my complaints. I explained that…read moreI had already had a nerve test and x-rays completed recently and offered to provide him with the disc from the facility that completed the tests. Dr. Lee was fine with this. I prepared the disc to be mailed off with the USPS, which required a signature once delivered to Dr. Lee's office. I did this because the disc has my Personal Health Information (PHI) and my Personal Identification Information (PII). I also called Dr. Lee's office and spoke his female staff members - twice - to alert them of the disc being sent and the need for someone's signature. I was brushed off and ignored. I few days later, I get a bill for the office visit. Long story short, my disc sat at the USPS in Glendale until it was returned to me by USPS as no one went into the USPS to sign for the disc. A female staffer calls me to ask if I had received their bill, to which I told her I had. She tells me to ignore it because they filed the claim wrong!?!? I would not recommend anyone going here.

I have been seeing Dr. Lee for several years now. Dr. Lee is…read morevery caring and always takes the time to listen and answer all questions. I never feel like he is rushing me to see his next appointment. I have had two spine procedures so far and they have both helped tremendously. I highly recommend Dr. Lee and his very courteous staff.

Fineman, was the first doctor we saw when my husband's speech started to slur and he was unable to…read moreclear his saliva beginning in mid 2021. We contacted Mayo who set up the initial appointment. Dr. Fineman diagnosed him with long COVID. Once that diagnosis was made by the almighty Mayo it stuck. What my husband really had was ALS. I had seen three other people close to me die from this disease and recognized the his symptoms. I specifically asked if it could be ALS. He told us unequivocally, no. Fineman sent him for speech therapy and occupational therapy. He did that for several months and there was no improvement. Things only got worse. But because Mayo said it was long COVID the next three neurologists we went to glommed on to that diagnosis. I know this disease is ALWAYS terminal. But Fineman's diagnosis robbed us of the time we had. We spent two years trying to find a diagnosis and getting treatment that would do absolutely no good. It also cost us money because we could have been receiving monetary and other assistance from the VA as my husband was a veteran. That included a monthly stipend of over $3000 and actual therapy to make his life easier. It took almost two years to get a diagnosis, obtained in July of 2023. My husband died in March 2024. I have no idea why Mayo set us up with a neurologist specializing in headaches. My husband had no headaches. Yes, I am still angry about the lost time. Time we spent searching for answers. Certainly any decent neurologist would have recognized the signs I did.

Love this guy. Had Anterior Cervical Fusion. Post op painless. Great follow up Jennifer the NP was…read moreexcellent

I loved Dr. Pradhan. In the initial exam he spent alot of time explaining exactly what was wrong…read morewith my spine and explained the surgery in detail. I've now been back for post-op check ups three times and each visit he was thorough. If I had to do the surgery again I wouldn't hesitate to have him do the procedure.

All of these reviews are accurate. When I went to see Dr. Pradhan, he made me feel like I was…read moreinconveniencing him almost immediately after the visit began. He never asked about my symptoms, pain, or concerns. Instead, he quickly told me to get an MRI and commented, "Welcome to the healthcare system in the United States." The entire experience was extremely frustrating. I left feeling unheard and dismissed, with little effort made to understand what I was actually experiencing. I expected a physician to take the time to listen and evaluate my condition, but that did not happen. I changed doctors right away.

Dr. Mulholland was the neurosurgeon on staff at Huntington Hospital when I was admitted and my…read moreMRI's showed severe degeneration in my lumbar pressing on my nerves. I met her briefly and she ordered a CT guided epidural procedure. She said it didn't look like I needed surgery, but upon meeting with an orthopedic surgeon in tears yesterday, I was told that I likely need to have a disc removed surgically because the the disc is pressing on my nerves. Despite my paperwork saying I should have a follow up appointment within 2 weeks, I tried for 6 days to get ahold of her office and no one called or emailed me back. When I finally got through today, they had no idea who I was and couldn't see me until July, even though I mentioned in my messages and on the phone that the epidural doesn't seem to have worked and I'm in severe debilitating pain. When asked if it's normal to ignore a patient's voicemails and emails for 6 days and to not get the patient in within the 2 week follow up per my discharge instructions, I was told she was booked. I asked again if that is normal to not see a patient within the follow up period, especially one with a serious nerve pressing issue causing muscle atrophy and who's is severe pain, I was told she could try to ask the doctor to see me sooner. I told them I'd rather work with someone else, as obviously there is no care or concern for my condition. Yet another disappointing experience in our medical system as I suffer trying to find practitioners that will help me within a reasonable period. Thankfully, the orthopedic surgeon seems to care deeply, so I will follow up with them.

I'd like to offer a fair and balanced review of my experience with Dr. Celene Mulholland and the…read morepractice overall. I began care here shortly after the unexpected passing of Dr. William Caton, the founding member of the practice. My initial workup was completed by Dr. Caton, and under his leadership, I felt genuinely cared for and cared about. My first visit with Dr. Mulholland followed the results of MRIs for my cervical and lumbar spine. During that appointment, she provided a diagnosis that had been a mystery for 16 years, after struggling with unresolved symptoms since a motor vehicle accident in 2004 and a subsequent cervical spine surgery in another state. Finally receiving clarity was a deeply meaningful and validating moment. For that, I am truly grateful. On the downside, once it was clear I was not a current surgical candidate, I felt less of a priority within the practice. I frequently experienced long delays--sometimes several days to over a week--before receiving returned phone calls. I often had to call again to follow up, and even then, responses were delayed. Additionally, staff often expressed being overworked and overbooked, which did not inspire confidence in the follow-through on patient communication. I also took the time to request and review my medical records. What was documented during in-office visits was accurate and consistent with my recollection. However, I noticed that none of my phone calls were documented in the chart. This is important to me, as I asked several significant questions by phone about medications and their side effects. Having those conversations recorded in my medical file would have been helpful for continuity of care and accountability. In summary, I am sincerely thankful to Dr. Mulholland for providing the diagnosis that finally explained symptoms I had lived with for years. That alone is something I will never forget. At the same time, I hope the practice can improve the consistency and timeliness of patient communication, especially for those who are no longer in acute or surgical phases but still need ongoing support and guidance.

After a really upsetting experience with the office of Dr. Yuri Falkenstein (stay away!) Dr…read more Costigan was highly recommended. He is everything my last doctor wasn't. He is personable, highly expert, communicative, and gave me information about my herniated discs and spinal stenosis that I'd not heard before. He is invested in not only my physical health but also empathetic about how my pain has affected my life. He does not waste time. I was in dire need of relief from chronic pain and he acted within days, not weeks or months as was my previous experience. His is a God-given calling. And I cannot say enough about his staff. Samantha, Caesar, everyone. I have never experienced the kind of care and followup from an office and surgical staff as I have here. They are all to be applauded. It comes from the top - and Dr. Costigan has surrounded himself with like-minded people who take pride and find joy in helping others. I don't know where my future back issues will take me, but I am confident that I am in the best hands possible. Congress Medical, in general, is spectacular. I had hip replacements by Dr. Todd Dietrick and the same kind of care, expertise, and trust was always present.

My insurance is Aetna Medicare PPO. I checked with Aetna, last 11/2025, and was told doctor was…read morein-network. I was told by Aetna to double check with provider which I did. I saw the doctor on 11/2025 for a consultation. The following month I received a bill from Cedars Sinai/Aetna, labeled as out-of-network. I contacted Aetna and they corrected the billing, after contacting doctor's office. I saw the doctor on 1/13,26, 2/10/26 and 2/24/26. The actual epidural procedure was billed as in-network, but office visits out-of-network, same doctor and location. I was told by Cedars Sinai, that the extra charges were part of my deductible, wrong! I have Medicare and there is no deductible. Cedars Sinai and Congress Orthopedics merged 2024, so Cedars Sinai bills for the office visits. At no point was I told this would result in extra charges. The epidural caused severe side effects ended up in the ER, and no pain relief. On 05/25 saw a different surgeon and had no billing issues.

My mother had total reverse shoulder replacement surgery with…read more Dr. Abdulian almost one month ago and the result has been very good. Dr. Abdulian has a great bedside manner and was very reassuring about being able to help my mother to regain the function of her right shoulder. The surgical result so far has been impressive and my mother is starting to resume normal function of her shoulder. She's been really pleased with her surgical result. We can't recommend Dr. Abdulian highly enough and his office staff is very nice and helpful as well. If a gifted orthopedic surgeon is needed, you can't go wrong with Dr. Abdulian. Cinthia G.

Michael Abdulian is real professional and he is very responsive and caring! His office staff is…read morevery friendly and professional. Thank you!

Dr. John Quigley and his team of orthopedic specialists run a very well-organized office, making…read moreeach visit smooth and efficient. The Cedars Sinai app adds to the convenience with easy scheduling and helpful reminders. Dr. Quigley himself was highly professional, with extensive knowledge that instilled confidence for addressing my injury.

Very caring surgeon and listens to patients' needs as well as an excellent surgeon!…read moreVery knowledgeable able to accommodate aftercare for my husbands' ankle surgery at the hospital after hours due to my work as well as a scheduled fight. Could not be more elated when I had a follow up scheduled appointment with him;)' Much Obliged!

I came here to translate for my mother in law, she's deaf and she needed assistance translating…read moreinto ASL. She had carpal tunnel surgery and Dr. Mostofi was her surgeon. He was very professional and took time to answer questions she had. The only thing that I was a bit thrown off was that the nurse blew out her veins twice and had to get another nurse to get an IV in. She was in pain while the first nurse was trying to insert an IV. Other than that everything went well and she was out pretty fast.

The surgeon couldn't care less. So he didn't listen and I didn't get a good outcome. Had to have…read morethe surgery redone and now I'm getting plenty of follow up care. Sad.

I highly recommend Dr Cheung specially for Veterans that needed a good Chiropractor outside the VA…read morecommunity services. Dr Chueng is very professional, knowledgeable, caring, & helped so much in relieving my aches & pains. His office & Staffs are so friendly & helpful with getting your appointments planned according to your schedule. Kudos to this establishment.

Excellent service from start to finish! The entire team is friendly, caring, and highly…read moreprofessional. The chiropractor is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely focused on helping patients feel better. I've noticed a big improvement since starting treatment, and I'm extremely satisfied with the care I've received. I highly recommend this office to anyone looking for a trustworthy and skilled chiropractor.