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    Cleft Palate Craniofacial Program

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    Background On Visit: Last month my mom was transferred to this hospital from Greater El Monte…read moreCommunity Hospital for a Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) procedure. She was admitted saturday morning and was discharged in the afternoon on Sunday. Visitation Rights: 2 times. Location/Parking: Located between Venice and Catesby Ln.. Paid parking can be found in their private parking structure, meter parking along Grand/surrounding streets, and/or the place we decided to park near the metro station next to LA Trade Tech which was free on Saturday. It was about 15 to 20 minute walk. Ambiance/Decor: Hospital is alright and relatively clean. They also have a outdoor patio to sit and enjoy some sunshine. Order Of Visitor Operations: 1) Walk in and get a visitor badge. They have face masks on the counter for you. 2) You can visit the gift shop or just take the elevator to where your love one/ones are. Service/Experience: Service was great. The nurses and doctors that were assigned to my mom provide great care and was thorough in explaining of the procedure that was going to be done on the following day. The nurses didn't struggle with operating the aspirator device compared to the other hospitals that she was transferred to before going to Diginity. Long story short, my mom had gastritis and was actually able to go home on the same day she had the EGD. Dignity Health For Thought: Overall, my mom's experience was good and the nurses and doctors were professional and thorough in their explanation of the procedure that was going to be done. Glad she able to go home on the same day.

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    Worse experience you can't not find the location and have to pay 15 dollars the the doctors are not…read moregreat and someone of the staff is friendly the other ones in the front are not

    FIRST, do not plug the address into Google Maps. Instead, plug in the address for the Bank of…read moreAmerica Financial Center (333 S Hope St Los Angeles 90071). This will more accurately lead you to the underground parking lot and prevent you from getting lost. I opted to be healthy and used the stairs from my parking spot and ended up exiting outside in front of the Bank of America Financial Center building. Through the main front door entrance of the building, down one floor via the escalators on the left, and through the double doors marked 'Rotunda' on the left, you will then see a big fountain and waterfall. At this point, you should be able to spot the Kaiser Permanente signs across the courtyard and just need to walk around the fountain to get to your designated suite (130, 145). The doc I chose was in suite 145 with a handful of others. You can either announce your check in with the front desk staff or use the QR code kiosks to check in yourself. You can also get your parking validated ($13 w/ validation). They do have lab services in the suite with a few designated lab chairs for you to wait in after you receive a numbered ticket from the front desk after your appointment. The only downside is that there is no pharmacy nearby and so you'll either have to go to one of the many locations on Sunset Blvd or opt for mail delivery of any RXs (3-5 business days) through the Kaiser app. Overall, the location is quite clean, well kept, and service was pretty good. Still enforcing face masks so be sure to have one handy or just grab one from the front desk. As for exiting, simply head back through the 'Rotunda' entrance around the fountain and then take the escalator down and there is a self-pay ticket machine. Once you're paid up, look for signs indicating your parking level on the RIGHT side and follow that to some escalators in the parking lot. DO NOT just keep going down the escalators in the building for each level as they end up going into business offices and not the parking lot. Hope this info helps to prevent you from getting lost and stressing out.

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    I'm doing physical therapy here again and no, I don't like it here anymore…read more For one, they don't validate parking anymore. That could've been acceptable if it weren't in combination with other things. Two, one time I arrived FIVE minutes late and my therapist was already with another patient! Wth? Do they not have windows of time for each appointment? Then she ended up helping us both at the same time. And three, at my most recent appointment I didn't like how the maintenance worker was able to walk around like nothing where people are doing therapy, and taking glances at certain moves and stretches. Worse, as I was leaving he was outside and made comments about my moves and therapy! I was aghast and told him that is very unprofessional.

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