Walked into facility The restroom in the lobby was really dirty I tried writing a complaint there…read morewas no pencils and I tried to speak to somebody about the issue no one understood English and my father couldn't communicate with staff there was no Spanish speaking nurse after all those tissues I asked to speak to the doctor and the doctor only works on Mondays and Wednesdays don't understand what kind of care is given without a daily communication with doctors and relationships with patients and families

I've been going to Davita since September of last year and they go above and beyond...compared to…read moremy previous dialysis facility they are hands down the better choice. They are in the business of getting patients well...not just keeping you in the chair forever.

I started here some months ago and right from the start I was put at ease by the dialysis techs and…read moregiven so much info by the nurses. I was treated very well each time i went in especially by Stephen. He was one of the first nurses I met and interacted with. Stephen has a very soothing and calming voice and extremely polite personality. He has been one of the main reasons I stayed at this center. He is always very respectful and professional, and always leaves me with high spirits when leaving dialysis. As far as I know he has been there for quite a while and his expertise, and extraordinary chair side manner really make my many hours in the chair feel much less strenuous. These are the type of nurses and techs employed here. Azusa Dialysis provides a high level of care everytim

Following the events of my review, RN Stephen has continuously violated the agreement I had with…read morethe facility that he would not be in my care. The facility maintains this is no issue and that they would "talk to him." However, when I finally grew tired of having to monitor for his breaches and filed a restraining order of less than 1 ft distance, the facility claimed they could not accommodate that under any circumstances. The intent I was getting was that should I proceed, they would deem me "ineligible as a patient" and remove me. Next, after multiple complaints on my part against Stephen Kim (license number 95282579), they attempted to move me to a different shift. Not Stephen, the nurse accused and found guilty by CDPH. I live 3 blocks from the center. Stephen, having told me in a prior conversation he lives in Downey, has several dialysis centers under Physicians of Southern California between his home city and Azusa. Yet, for his convenience, they chose me. Next, immediately after I filed a restraining order, Azusa Dialysis labeled me clinically unstable. The reason being ambiguous vitals and fluid rate withdrawal. But I have been a patient for 3 years and the amounts have never changed. They had labeled me stable the entire time. It was only when I filed against their nurse that they took that action. I am in the transplant process with Cedars-Sinai. I have donors. And instead of assisting a patient achieve transplant, the facility labeled my framing of things bad. According to one admin there, they made sure to tell me that Cedars-Sinai was calling an unusual amount of times and that any future complaints would probably jeopardize my transplant. The facility has allowed Nurse Stephen Kim (license number 95282579), even after 4 email exchanges with me promising he would no longer be in my care, to engage in my care. The only result of my complaint was a sham investigation to say everything was fine. After investigations by CDPH (attached below) and ESRD Network verifying my statements, the facility allowed him to be the only nurse on the floor with me after I specifically asked for him to be in my care "under no circumstances" (verbatim). He has breached their promises and engaged in my care multiple times. Further, in the event of an emergency, should this occur, the unlicensed staff do not have the practice scope to deal with emergencies. The facility has, in essence, deemed it fine to leave me to my own devices. I have a significant medical history and the odds of this occurring are above 0, and they know this. This is my accurate and factual follow-up of the events occurring at Azusa Dialysis Center. I am just a patient here. It is 3 blocks from my home. The next facility is miles away. I just want my transplant and to be "whole again," not constantly assessing for very real threats to my candidacy from my own medical team. the facility would prefer i just let it go and sweep it under the rug. \But the danger to my transplant is very real. If i am denied for this, will they care? No, they aren't taking the damage, I am. The only question ive asked myself is if they were in my shoes would they react differently? if it was their father, son, cousin, brother, husband? I don't think so. Their nurses played their games with me. not once, but multiple times. Stephen Kim stood over me when i was half out of it from dialysis and play his BS authority over me, and fraudulently documented me, not once, but multiple times, documented. I see myself as a reasonable easy going man, but the sheer amount of attacks from a facility that's supposed to defend me has caused all this. attached is my complaints regarding stephen kim and the cdph findings.

Very friendly and clean place. I would recommend this place for dialysis. My husband goes there…read moreand their care quality is amazing. All Staff have smiles on their face to make you feel comfortable. Kudos to Dietitian Heidi, always ready to answer any questions I may have and never gets tired of me asking lol

I'm sorry but I will not recommend this place I was there for 1 week only and the social worker…read moreand the nurse kim there are rude!!! Nurse rocio and technician William they are amazing .some ppl here forget about compassion for others!! Definitely never come back here

No handicap access for wheelchair patients freely. The only…read moreway to access this location is with a vehicle The front doors are at the rear of the building with a very small drive way, a tight squeezed exit. The front of the building has stairs or steps. A fire truck might not fit thru the drive way, that's how much clearance the exit has for example. The front of the building has No ramp. I guess they don't want their patients without a vehicle or a ride Must have a Vehicle / Must have a ramp

Wow, let me start by saying how great full I am with all the staff, from Dr. Razvani, head nurse…read moreFrank, Nutritionist Julie, Social Worker Maria, and front desk Ika. My dad has been going here since March and everyone here mentioned and not mentioned have been so amazing to my dad, they are always there to answer my questions and help when I need help regarding my dads health. Everyone not mentioned here and my dad deals with on a regular basis is been so much help for my dad and we are forever great full. I can sincerely tell and feel the staff here have a great HUGE heart and shows through on what they do to help the dialysis patients in particular my dad. Please continue the great work you all do. Helpful, courteous, always available to service the patient, great communication, on time with services and very clean location. I will forever be great full to you all.

La Puente Dialysis has the friendliest staff and amazing patients. Dr. Rizvi has done so much to…read moreensure patients get the treatment they need in the most comfortable way possible. Staff does a great job with keeping the unit clean and educating them on the importance of treatment. Many new patients come by personal recommendation for the care and compassion staff has for their patients.Come and see for yourself what so many are saying about this unit!

LPDC is in my opinion a gr8 place to Dialize. It has good techs in general. There are a couple…read moreshining stars. I would recomend LPDC. There are a couple shining stars,

this place is pretty clean and the staff are pretty sincere and caring when you go in for dialysis…read more The staff is very sterile such as wearing those sterile hair caps and booties to cover their shoes. The only thing I don't really care about this place is that they only have dialysis sessions in the early portions of the day and the latest that they do dialysis is about 1pm. So if you're working and need to go in for dialysis, you have to go in around 4:30am or so. I've been going here for about a couple of weeks and it will do for now, but when I get cleared from disability, I'm going to find a closer dialysis center that do sessions in the evenings.

Dr. Shah has gone above and beyond to ensure my dad's well being. I can't thank him and his staff…read moreenough for being able to take care of my dad. We were sad to go - but unfortunately this was a bit too far from home. From scheduling transportation to keeping the family aware of everything, Advanced Dialysis is very well organized. When we had to leave they really did try their hardest to keep my dad, unfortunately we lost medical coverage and it was not possible to stay. We miss you all though. Thank you Advanced Dialysis!