I couldn't say enough good things about Sarah. I came here due to dealing with amenorrhea for…read morealmost two years after having tried everything to fix it (weight gain, birth control, HRT, removing exercise, etc) and within 2 months my period is back :'). Feeling happier and healthier than ever! Everyone at the office is amazing, I couldn't recommend them enough.

Dr. Bentolila has been a key part of my fertility journey, and I genuinely can't say enough good…read morethings about her. She helped me prepare for my first pregnancy, and now that we're working toward baby #2, she's right there with me again. What sets her apart isn't just her expertise, it's how she makes you feel in the room. She's a great listener, always supportive, and never makes you feel rushed or like just another appointment on her schedule. You can tell she actually cares about her patients. At this point, I genuinely look forward to my sessions. With a toddler at home, it's become my little pocket of "me time", and I always leave feeling better than when I walked in. If you're navigating fertility or just need someone in your corner, I can't recommend Dr. Bentolila and Taproot enough.

I would give 100 stars to Ben and his team if I could! I went to LPI for lower back pain 2 years…read moreago and recently went in for knee pain. I thought I had injured my knee from lifting, but it was actually due to an imbalance in my upper body that was causing nerve pinching that radiated to the knee. After 3 sessions with Ben and 3 weeks of consistent at-home drills, the pain completely went away. I was able to get back to lifting in the gym in less than a month, pain-free! Ben and his staff are super knowledgeable and truly care for their patients. I am a LPI patient for life!

I am 50 and have been an athlete my entire life, across many sports including martial arts,…read morerunning, and weight training. So I've had my fair share of injuries and my fair share of physical therapists. This has been by far the best PT experience I've had. Not just in terms of addressing injuries but being able to move forward with less risk of injuries with the knowledge gained.

I have been treated by Doctor Minehart for severe pain in my cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine…read morefor 5 years. Without Doctor Minehart I would be lost. He is a miracle, Doctor. He is patient, caring and he goes the extra mile to relieve your pain. Doctor has an outstanding office staff and nurses. They are friendly, concerned and they have always called me to remind me of my next appointment. I really can't say enough about Doctor Minehart and his Staff and nurses.

My sister, who lives in South Carolina, searched for reputable pain doctors in my area and found…read moreDr. Isaac Minehart. I began seeing Dr. Minehart and there was finally a light at the end of a long, dark and seemingly endless tunnel of nerve pain. From my first visit to the present, Dr. Minehart looked at me, listened to me, and immediately ordered tests to assess me. That same week I was in his surgery center to have yet more steroid injections. I did not have to wait weeks to see a Doctor for my 15 minute appointment. For the first time, Dr. Minehart identified the specific region in my spine for injection. For the first time in 10 months, I began to have pain relief. Since then, I have had a range of injections, as well as a prescription for medication that began the return to my life. Dr. Minehart and his excellent staff, serve the person. He is a compassionate and caring doctor, and an exceptional practitioner of healing. I strongly recommend Dr. Isaac Minehart of the Advanced Pain Institure in Arcadia for TRUE and comprehensive treatment of pain. Dr. Isaac Minehart has changed my life!!! I was diagnosed with Sciatica in January of this year, 2025. Over the period of the last year, my pain progressively increased. My nerve pain became unbearable. I had multiple steroid injections, physical therapy, expensive decompression therapy for many weeks, and my pain was consuming my life. Finally I underwent spinal fusion surgery. No relief! Then my incision opened from top to bottom, and I had to undergo another surgery to repair the incision. I was treated with IV antibiotics to treat infection for several weeks twice a day by a wonderful visiting nurse. By then I was funtionally bedridden, and needed the care of my family. Then I found my "rescuing angel", Dr. Isaac Minehart of the Advanced Pain Institute, Arcadia, CA.

I really can't say enough about the help, and the highest level of expertise and care I get from…read moreSmart Spine and Surgery. This place is warm, professional, and has a non-clinical feel with spot on clinical delivery. From the 1st moment in the door to current it has been absolutely outstanding. From Front Office Staff, Doctors, Nurses, Assistants, to everyone who works there. It is the BEST! BEST! BEST! If you ask me 1 to 10, I will tell you it's a 20! Everyone knows what they are doing and they enjoy every minute delivering the care patients need. In a world where business can so easily lose it purpose, this place lives it purpose - to heal, to protect, and to lessen discomfort & pain of the patient. Thank you, Dr. Sayegh & Dr. Setaghian, and all the wonderful nurses!

I took my Mother's medical records there and Dr. Wurmsdobler took the time to give a lot of…read moreexcellent feedback on my Mother's condition, and actually looked at the images we had from an MRI, and explained them. My Mother fell, and it compressed her spinal cord. I deeply appreciate the time he took at no charge to help me understand what was going on, and the options for my Mother. We finally decided on spinal surgery, but of all the chiropractors I went to getting opinions about non surgical alternatives, Dr. Wurmsdobler's operation gave me the best impression.

I've had such a great experience working with my naturopath. He truly takes the time to listen to…read moreevery symptom and concern, never rushing through appointments or overlooking details. What stands out most is how personalized his approach is- he doesn't just treat one issue in isolation, but looks at the full picture and adjusts protocols based on how my body is actually responding. I've felt very supported, heard, and confident in the care I'm receiving. It's rare to find someone who combines this level of attentiveness with real expertise, and it's made a meaningful difference in my health journey.

I went in with 22 years of stomach issues that we're quite debilitating. After 3 months of…read moresupplements, I have had no issues since. I am amazed at the healing of my gut! Thank you Dr. Dana!

Yes, I highly recommend this practice…read more Risser Orthopedic Group has been absolutely outstanding, and Dr. Mostafi is truly an exceptional hand surgeon. He has helped my father tremendously and continues to care for him with the highest level of expertise and compassion, even after multiple finger amputations due to his underlying medical conditions. Dr. Mostafi is incredibly knowledgeable, detail-oriented, and clearly knows exactly what he's doing. His bedside manner is beyond amazing--patient, attentive, and genuinely caring. He takes the time to explain everything thoroughly, which brings comfort and reassurance during very difficult circumstances. We are beyond grateful for his continued care and dedication. I highly recommend Dr. Mostafi and the team at Risser Orthopedic Group without hesitation.

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.

After sharing my experience with my friends and neighbors on California Sports & Spine Institute, I…read morerealized I never left them a review. I know, shocking since I clearly like reviewing. So here it goes: Gather round, my friends, it's story time. So without divulging my entire medical history, I will share with my fellow Yelpers that I, Margo "Yelp-go", have EDS (has nothing to do with ED and everything to do with chronic pain) I have been to SO many pain management doctors (around 6) and after a bad experience at Risser Orthopedic (don't worry, I'll get to that review later) I decided to search for the Dr that led me to go to Risser in the first place (*cue the music*) Dr Moradian! I had seen Dr Moradian briefly around 7 yrs prior after a car accident, at Risser. He was kind, professional and after 5 other pain management doctors later, definitely more skilled. (Yes, I will publicly shame these past practices at a later date. Your girl's trying to stay positive here) When I returned to Risser, I asked to see Dr Moradian and was told he was no longer there. Obviously, I created a false narrative that he retired young and was traveling the Bahamas in happiness and that he was no longer an option for me. So fast forward to me having enough of the disappointment with Risser. (I'm talking about them randomly changing appointments on me without letting me know and literally calling me for a phone appointment when my poor grandma was dying in a hospital and then charging me for not being available despite not ever scheduling me for that day. Then mix in Evelyn with the attitude...) I digress, I was just done. I felt like I was starting from ground zero and decided I would just google Dr Moradian. I guess I thought, "hmm, maybe he's retired but has a a twin with the same career and professionalism". I'm so glad I did because *BAM* I found him (in hindsight I should have just started with this, but hey, you live and you learn) When I called to schedule, he wasn't available. An invisible tear fell from my face. The lady on the other line recommended that I try his colleague Dr Vartanian. I admit, I was hesitant but figured he had to be "okay" if he was with Dr Moradian. I was RIGHT (and a little wrong) because Dr Vartanian is amazing! *confetti emoji* He's not only the most gentle Trigger Point Injector (again, I've had this done by now 7 drs.) but he's also compassionate towards his patients and encourages a plan towards maintaining mobility for a rewarding life. He's the first doctor that I would vouch for to say that he's a genuinely good person. Not just a "good doctor" but a "good person".

Another reviewer here that said that not only is Dr. Vartanian a good doctor, but a good person…read more I'd have to agree with that 100%. Finding one who genuinely cares is a rarity these days. He thoroughly explains all the options and I never feel rushed. Integrity because his recommendations are conservative instead of immediately recommending surgery. Office staff are pleasant and friendly. Thank you Dr. V!

I've known this doctor for quite a number of years and this is a Very caring doctor Who is very…read moreattentive to his patients

Dr. Dahi is highly skilled. He provides excellent patient care. IF you are seeking pain…read moremanagement and are straightforward with him you will be satisfied and comfortable. Office staff are great as well. If I have any issues, Ashley is my Go To:

I have been under dr Wicher 's care for 10 years, each visit gave me comfort and care. Different…read moreailments, from an UTI, to healing my Gallblader, were treated with much knowledge and experience. Dr Wicher saved me from Gallblader surgery, for this and other, as important health issues, I am forever grateful. Along side me, we took on many issues, always steay, always knowledgeable, not judging or brushing me off. With a fine tooth comb she goes over blood tests and pushes for better results. She makes you want to do better at health. I, along side many patients, are super lucky to have this amazing lady treating us. She cares, really does! The call i made to became her patient, I can assure all of you, saved my life! Forever grateful, Simona Afkham

I went to Dr Wicher for prolotherapy on my right wrist and to obtain a prescription for Rapamycin…read more This office is run solely by Dr. Wicher and her receptionist--no assistant or nurse, which is rare for any medical office. The first two treatments of prolotherapy March 10 and Apr 14 went without incident, but on the third May 20, unlike the 20+ treatments over the years I received from another doctor who always used a thin-gauge needle with no local anesthetic, Dr Wicher used a thick gauge needle that looked like the type used for blood draws. I trusted her judgment, which was a mistake, as the injection caused intense pain, tingling, numbness in my fingers, and damage to the tendon. I found out later she used a local anesthetic which she did not in the first treatment. The pain and weakness in my wrist is WORSE than before the treatments began, and persists to this day, to the extent that I it affects my daily life (I have trouble driving and cannot open a jar lid with a jar opening tool.) In my previous visit Apr 14, I received a prescription for 12 capsules of 6mg compounded Rapamycin. Before the botched prolotherapy treatment I brought up studies that showed that the compounded form has a bioavailability of only 30%. Dr Wicher did not dispute and agreed to send a new prescription to my pharmacy for Sirolimus, the generic form of Rapamycin. When I got home my pinkie/ring fingers were numb and unusable so I called the office to report expecting a follow up call, but I never received one. Three days later after multiple calls the receptionist told me the doctor emailed me: 1. Lia said you were having some numbness in your wrist? Is this still present? It could have been from the anesthetic but should wear off 2. Rapamycin: I am not comfortable ordering the non-compounded drug for you unless you obtain additional labs(CMP, CBC and regular lipid testing). You gave me some labs from April. When I did your initial consult, I did a focused prolozone one based on what you were coming in for. I would need to obtain further information before proceeding with this drug. I responded by asking her why she needed new labs when she had already given me a prescription based on the lab work the month before, Her response: "Since the actual drug is a bit more potent than the compounded one is why I want these labs. " This was puzzling. She chose to prescribe the compounded version because the potency is low as to be ineffective? She had already prescribed compounded Rapamycin a month ago, and then agreed to the generic. So why did she change her mind? The only reason I can think of is that, after my report of numbness, she grew concerned about liability and reversed course--not because of clinical concerns, but professional ones. There were more issues. Attached is Customized Client Schedule I received after my exam. Notice that recommendation 2 Dihydroberberine does not contain exact doses, but only a recommendation for the product she sells in her office. Recommendation 1 is also for a product she sells in her office. Also notice the hand written recommendation for "Caster Oil Packs-see handout". I was not given the handout and had to ask the receptionist for help. She added "wool flannel" to the sheet. Also note the prescription for Rapacycin 6mg. Another issue occurred during my first appointment in which my blood pressure reading was high, over 150/90, indicating Stage 2 Hypertension. I was given absolutely no guidance on how to address this concern. I cannot recommend this practice: * Overworked: The doctor is spread thin, as she has no assistants. * Poor communication: She doesn't respond to emails or calls in a timely manner (5 days to respond to second email). * Neglected critical signs: Like failing to address my Stage 2 Hypertension * Vague instructions: Handout was missing, instructions unclear, product dosages unspecified. * Conflict of interest: She recommended supplements that she sells in her office, I assume at a profit. * Competence concerns: Offers a broad menu of therapies, but may lack depth in some. Based on my experience, if you are considering prolotherapy, only consider practices that specialize in orthopedics and have extensive experience with prolotherapy. I no longer trust Dr Wicher. I canceled my next appointment, and will no longer be seeing this ND.