Dr. Halper is someone I'm truly grateful to have as my physician. He's knowledgeable, thorough, and…read morealways takes the time to listen and make you feel comfortable, never rushed. He explains everything clearly, has a calm way about him, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his patients. That kind of attention and consistency means a lot. His staff is also always warm, friendly, and helpful, and they make every visit feel easy from start to finish. Really appreciate the level of care all around.

Friendly and attentive staff. Helpful and considerate…read more Knowledgable providers. Schedule options, and variety of providers and location

I have been a patient of this practice for more than 20 years! I have seen each of the providers…read moreover the years and have been very pleased with the care I received. An excellent medical office.

Very good care. This office has recently updated their…read morefacilities on the right lower level, and are currently updating more facilities on the lower floor. All doctors I've seen, my GP and also other doctors when mine was unavailable, have been lovely. They have finally fixed a lot of their appointment making issues and now have a modern online appointment scheduling system with app compatibility, but also now have way less availability than previously for some reason. The past two times I've needed quick care, I wasn't able to get an appointment for nearly a week. (Ended up going to urgent care for help instead) A minimum of 5 days for a pressing issue is normal. They don't allow you to walk in and wait for an opening to pop up. Overall, the care is VERY good when you can get in and I hope they will continue to do updates with updates to the upstairs as well.

Horrible office structure. It's impossible to get in contact with anyone that actually works at the…read morefacility. Every single time I call, I'm sent to an answering service. I've left several messages for a MONTH regarding a prescription REFILL and NO ONE ever called me back! Definitely never going back. I pay high insurance premiums and they treat patients like it's a walk in clinic in the hood.

Dr Naghavi saved my wife madeleine twice he is the most compassionate dr I have met all these years…read moreny to LA always their for my wife and family knows more then most dr also advised dr that we're caring for my wife to make sure she was getting proper care my family is In gratitude to this dr

I wish I could give 0 stars. First visit was 4 1/2 hours only to have to reschedule cause I never…read moregot to see the doctor. Rescheduled and came back again only to sit in a room for 2 hours. I am not a retiree I am coming from work and think this place has no value of people time. This is very Unprofessional. Why even make people make appointments if they're gonna have to sit there all day anyway. I will not be revisiting.

Dr. Kaur is nice and respectful. I understand the people that answer the phones have a lot to…read morejuggle, but most of the time when I call they are extremely rude to me even though I am respectful. I called 3 times on different dates to make sure one of my reports was faxed over to a specialist I was seeing, and they even confirmed with me that it was. When I got to the specialist, it wasn't there. Another time, I was trying to ask which doctor I was seeing and ask why it was not my regular doctor. Before I even finished speaking, I was cut off. The day of my appointment, I get a call saying the doctor they scheduled me for does not do the procedure I was scheduled for. I had made this appointment a month earlier and called the day before, yet nothing was said until 6 hours before the appointment. So now I have to wait for another appointment a month later or have to use a take off to park in order to be seen 2 weeks later on a weekday. Very frustrating that this happened. Parking: There's some free street parking around the block here.

This hospital failed me -- not just clinically, but systemically. And unless you are prepared to…read moreadvocate HARD for yourself every step of the way, you may find yourself gaslit, dismissed, and unsafe. 1. Unsafe Discharge Pressure & Gaslighting Multiple staff attempted to discharge me while I still had necrotic tissue in my leg. I was in severe pain, had not yet met with infectious disease, and had not been cleared by physical therapy. Yet I was pressured, told I was "medically cleared," and even cornered by staff when I was alone -- no nurse, no attending doctor, just case managers and social workers trying to get me out. My care was being dictated not by medical needs, but by financial convenience. I overheard conversations about me being "here too long," and was told directly that insurance wasn't going to cover anything past a certain point. 2. Disorganized Care Teams, Contradicting Info Every person I spoke to had a different answer. Nurses said I wasn't cleared. PT said I couldn't go home safely. The doctor would say "tomorrow or the next day," while social work insisted I had to leave immediately. I was not medically cleared. My wound vac was still in, I was still a fall risk (bed alarm active), and I had no mobility training or plan in place. I repeatedly expressed that I did not feel safe going home and was told things like: "You don't need your dad here, you're 32 years old." "You're getting upset, that's not helpful." "Just think positive." Every attempt I made to speak up was spun as me being "difficult," when I was simply asking for a consistent, safe, medically sound discharge plan. 3. Neglect of Patient Autonomy & Emotional Manipulation One case manager in particular was unprofessional, condescending, and dismissive. I eventually had to say, "I don't want her assigned to my case anymore." I was no longer willing to speak with her due to the sheer emotional manipulation I experienced. Thankfully, she was replaced -- a silent admission that I wasn't overreacting. Also -- they tried to go around me and call my father behind my back. I'm an adult, fully lucid, and medically sound enough to make my own decisions. And yet, they thought involving my family without consent was acceptable. 4. Minimizing Real Trauma I was in this hospital because of a traumatic dog attack. I was bitten badly, required surgery, wound vac treatment, and narcotics for pain management. I expressed legitimate fears about being discharged into a home alone, medicated, and vulnerable to potential abuse from visiting aides (an experience many people have endured). Instead of validating these concerns, I was told: "Everyone is vetted." "You just need to think positively." "There's nothing to worry about." That is gaslighting. I know what trauma-informed care looks like -- and this was not it. 5. What Helped (Slightly) The only reason I agreed to discharge was: * My entire medical team -- including surgeon, hospitalist, nurse, and attending -- finally came into alignment and confirmed, in unison, that I was safe to go home. * My best friend called the hospital on my behalf to advocate when I was too exhausted to keep fighting. * I was told I could discontinue home care at any time and would be followed up by a doctor. Still -- this was not a safe or dignified process. It was a coerced exit, not a compassionate transition. Final Thoughts: This hospital does not center patient safety. It centers discharge quotas, insurance deadlines, and damage control. I was not asking for luxury care. I was asking for a basic, safe plan, consistent communication, and to not be treated like an obstacle for wanting both. If I had not fought tooth and nail to stay one more day, I would have been discharged with necrotic tissue in my leg. That alone should say everything. I do not feel safe recommending this hospital to anyone. And I sincerely hope someone inside this system takes accountability -- before another patient is sent home in pain, confusion, or worse.

The good was when my doctor referred me there for a special exam. I only had to be there less the 8…read morehours. This was the upper level of the hospital. Good experience! However my recent experience was totally different from the 1st. I had to go though emergency, was placed in the lower floor, probably because I has pneumonia. And the care was a complete difference from my first experience. Some of the staff needs to be restrained. I had a sense that my being a senior had something to do with lack of quality care.

Send your loved ones here to die I could write a novel of…read morebad reviews about this hospital. But I doubt id have enough space This place should be shut down for gross negligence and poor patient treatment and extreme lack of empathy. I have only ever complimented ONE doctor here We brought our mother in for extreme shortness of breath. They sent her home. They dismissed her concerns. She died a few days later. I would recommend ANY hospital but this one Their horrible head of social work once told me to use my parents home as "a rainy day fund" for my father's care rather callously. She doesn't deserve to have a job working with people Avoid this hospital at ALL costs if you care about your own life or your loved ones

The signage in the hospital is confusing. It is sprawling so that those with limited mobility have…read morea hard time.

Dr Ingber is very professional and caring. However his receptionist is extremely rude. Very, very…read morerude. Before you finish talking to her, she would hang up the phone. If she was ever working in New York city offices, she would be fired. You don't speak to the doctor's patients or anyone as a matter of fact like that. I only keep going to Dr Ingber because he is five minutes from my home. I was recommended to him. The person who recommended me did not tell me about his receptionist. I called him and told him what my experience was with her on my first visit, and it has not changed.

Dr. Leonard Ingber is a very knowledgeable, thorough and professional Gastroenterologist…read more However, a member of his office staff Kathy, the receptionist is very rude, abrupt and disrespectful. I don't usually leave negative reviews , especially about doctors and their staff, but this is an exceptional situation. Recently I requested a clearance letter from the doctor so I can return to work. I initially asked Kathy for the letter to be mailed, not realizing it was time sensitive and that I needed it by Monday. When I requested it to be faxed to my place of employment she said no, and abruptly hung up the phone. When my place of employment contacted her on my behalf, she was equally rude and abrupt. Dr. Ingber is a very good doctor, but you have to go through her to see him. I have to go for a follow up visit, and sincerely hopecshe is not there the day I have to go in.