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.

Dr. Lee is a great acupuncturist. She takes care in her profession. I definitely recommend her for…read moreany type of acupuncture treatment.

I've been seeing Dr. Chung for many years following him from Covina to his practice in Arcadia. He…read moreis thorough and extremely knowledgeable. Has an excellent bedside manner and takes the time with his patients to answer each of their questions in depth. He has a caring nature and would recommend him.

I've been seeing Dr. Ho regularly for about two years as my primary care physician for an ongoing…read moremedical treatment that requires consistent monitoring and follow-up. Over that time, my blood work and treatment results were generally positive, and from a clinical standpoint things were going well. That said, there were a few issues that became frustrating over time. Even when visits were only to review routine lab results, Dr. Ho refused to do phone or virtual appointments. I often waited 30+ minutes in the lobby, drove through traffic both ways, and then had a 10-15 minute conversation that easily could have been handled remotely. The bigger problem came recently when my insurance changed from UnitedHealthcare to Cigna after more than seven years. I proactively called the office to update my information and was told they do not accept Cigna. No real explanation was given beyond "we're not set up with them." I then offered to pay cash and handle reimbursement myself through my insurance, which would have required no extra work from their office. That was also declined, simply because I technically have insurance -- insurance they don't accept. At that point it became clear the office no longer wanted me as a patient. For someone in the middle of long-term treatment, this was extremely frustrating and disruptive. Between the rigid appointment policies and the refusal to work with either my new insurance or a self-pay option, I've decided to find a new primary care doctor. Very disappointing experience after being a loyal patient for two years.

What could be more frustrating than feeling unheard or unsupported by your own doctor--especially…read morewhen you're trying to advocate for your health? After my original primary care doctor opted out of the medical group associated with my insurance, I decided to find a new PCP. I chose Dr. Ho based on many positive reviews and was hopeful I'd receive attentive and thoughtful care. Unfortunately, that hasn't been my experience. I scheduled my annual checkup, and the appointment was relatively easy to make--easier than with my previous doctor. During the visit, Dr. Ho took time to go over my family medical history and current concerns, spending nearly an hour explaining various medical terms. While thorough, it felt more like he was showcasing his medical knowledge rather than truly listening or showing empathy. I mentioned a specific concern--a small lump near my uterus--and requested an ultrasound. Dr. Ho dismissed it at first, saying if there were a tumor or cyst, I would not be able to feel it clearly from my skin. Thankfully, he still agreed to send me for an ultrasound and gave me a referral to an OBGYN for further evaluation. However, things quickly went downhill from there. The ultrasound referral had my last name spelled incorrectly. I'm still unsure whether that error came from Dr. Ho's office or the medical group. I also never received the referral letter to the OBGYN. When I called the office multiple times to follow up, the front desk staff was impatient and quick to blame the medical group for the name mix-up and the missing referral. I contacted the medical group myself--they corrected my name but told me Dr. Ho's office never submitted the OBGYN referral. I decided to move forward with the ultrasound anyway. That's when things got even more frustrating. The ultrasound technician informed me the referral was only for an abdominal ultrasound, not a pelvic/uterine one. As a non-native English speaker, I had assumed the referral covered the area I was concerned about. Instead, I ended up with a scan of everything except what I asked for. When I called Dr. Ho's office to clarify, the staff insisted that the abdominal ultrasound was "sufficient" and told me to speak to the OBGYN about uterine concerns--again, the referral I never got. After more back and forth, they said they'd resubmit the referral. Two weeks later, I still hadn't received anything, but I was able to get the referral number from the medical group. When I finally tried to book an appointment with the OBGYN, their office told me the referral was only for a pap smear, not for evaluating my actual concerns. On the same day, Dr. Ho's office called to discuss my ultrasound results. I asked again about the proper referral, and the front desk staff responded dismissively, saying it was the OBGYN's responsibility now--or that I should just come in to talk to Dr. Ho again. At this point, I'd had enough. I shouldn't have to fight this hard for basic coordination of care. I don't feel heard, cared for, or respected--not by Dr. Ho, and certainly not by his staff. I've decided to switch primary doctors. No one should have to chase down referrals, correct clerical mistakes themselves, or beg for appropriate testing--especially when it comes to something as important as your reproductive health.

Dr Lee is the best. She explained everything very well and answered all my questions. Follow up…read moreappts, same. Great office personnel they go the extra mile. So grateful she is my doctor.

Great doctor takes the time to answer all your questions I…read moredefinitely will be thankful for her advise and follow up care for my issue .

Doctor Hanif is one of ONE! He's been mine and my husband's doctor for a few years now. He manages…read moreyour full profile of health, will chat with other doctor's you have, will manage your medication(s) and vaccines and will work with you through travel, overseas or urgent needs. He never makes you feel badly and always talks to you about your health in a way that is necessary - but with great bed side manners. He is a life saver, honest, fair, kind and the best of doctors. He should win an award for his services - seriously. I had reached out to his office when I was overseas traveling for work several times to ensure that overseas doctors were making the best decisions for my health. I'll never switch primary care doctors and would travel from far to see him. After a heavy bout with allergies he worked with me to figure out what I was truly allergic to. He LISTENS! He takes your health SERIOUSLY! He is great at what he does. A TRUE PROFESSIONAL! I definitely recommend. 1000 out of 10.

Dr. Hanif is friendly and attentive. I've taken both in-person visits and telehealth and had a…read moregreat experience with both. The office is efficient and easy to schedule through Zocdoc or phone call.

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Patel and my experience with testosterone pellet therapy…read more The insertion process was surprisingly easy--there was absolutely no pain during the procedure. It was a little uncomfortable for about a week afterward, but nothing difficult to manage, and after that I didn't even notice it was there. By the second week, I started seeing real improvements. My sleep dramatically improved, which was the first major change I noticed. Shortly after that, my libido returned--something I honestly thought was gone for good. I've also experienced a noticeable boost in energy and much clearer thinking, with the mental fog I used to struggle with significantly improving. Dr. Patel has been incredibly attentive and thorough throughout the entire process. She closely monitors my progress and makes sure every question or concern I have is addressed. I always feel heard, supported, and well cared for. Her nurse is also wonderful--so kind, attentive, and helpful, which makes every visit even more pleasant. The office environment itself deserves a mention too. It's incredibly welcoming and has such a peaceful, almost zen-like atmosphere that immediately puts you at ease. Dr. Patel and her team are truly the best, and I'm so grateful for the positive impact this treatment has had on my health and quality of life.

Doctor Patel is awesome! I have had the pleasure of being her patient for many years. Her…read morededication to her patients is something I feel so incredibly fortunate to have found. She's helped me get to the bottom of several health issues and is always incredibly fast at seeing me if anything ever arises. Her dedication to helping the body with not only medicine if needed, but with mind body awareness is something I think is so important because she treats you specifically as to what you need for your entire well being. She and Estrella make you feel so seen and really ease your mind when you are going through stuff. I have always had medical anxiety and they put me at such ease....and of course seeing Violet the wonder dog helps too as dogs always help me stay calm and comforted! I never feel anxious when I go to Heart of Bodhi, between their concern and calm energy and the soothing atmosphere of the practice, I feel absolutely safe and relaxed. Dr. Patel really cares and is so thorough! I have autoimmune stuff and she has been such an integral part of my feeling healthier! I can't recommend her enough. I've seen so many doctors for various things in my life and can say without question that she is the first doctor who has been there for me and made me feel so incredibly seen and cared for. She doesn't cut corners or brush things off, she take you very seriously and helps you get to the bottom of whatever is going on with precision, care and a medical and wholistic approach that I appreciate beyond measure. She and Estrella and Violet are Incredible and I feel beyond blessed to have them in my corner!!

COVID-19: Social distancing is not enforced at this establishment. All of the staff wears a mask…read more All patients are not expected to wear a mask. It's optional now. The staff also wears gloves when handling bodily fluids or when touching patients. There are some hand sanitizers available for patients to use. This place is open and available with limited capacity. They are sanitizing in between patients. I mention these things in my reviews for the sake of protecting immunocompromised people like the elderly and people sick with cancer and other illnesses. COVID-19 Vaccination Proof: This establishment currently does not require proof of vaccination. While I was here in this establishment, I asked if they had any special offers and they weren't offering any at the moment. They also do not allow pets in their establishment UNLESS it's a service animal. Parking: The parking lot for this establishment is behind the building and it is very small. The lot does get full quickly, so you may have to find some street parking, but that shouldn't be an issue. Establishment: The establishment itself is very clean, neat, tidy, small, and organized. They recently moved to a new location, and I love everything except the parking lot because it's so small. A nice upgrade in office space. Yay! Staff: The staff here are very friendly, kind, warm, welcoming, and helpful. They accept both cash and credit cards. There is no credit card minimum. Dr. Jen, as always, is very professional, compassionate, empathetic, and knowledgeable. He doesn't rush, and he truly listens to his patients. I love that he isn't dismissive at all. My favorite doctor as an adult.

My first time here. And honestly I hadn't gone to a doctor for a check-up since the start of the…read morepandemic and had been putting it off for some time since I felt fine, but finally decided it was time before I was way overdue for one. And dare I say it was a very pleasant visit to Dr. Jen's office for the most part... compared to other doctor visits I've been to, going to Dr. Jen definitely won't be daunting compared to others I've been to. My first impression of the place was already a good start, with a very friendly staff and I appreciate that this place seems to keep things in order where I seemed to be the only patient in the office at the time (which is great for the pandemic situation). Dr. Jen was very thorough in my check-up and I specifically came here to also get a pap smear all at once. Very professional throughout, including his female staff member. The pap smear wasn't all that bad (granted my body wasn't cooperating for part of it but that's not his fault) and he made sure I was comfortable the whole time too. Logistics-wise, it was about 3 months out from when I made my appointment call, but I was ok with it since I didn't have an urgent reason. Office itself is in a good location. It's on the 3rd floor and you can find the entrance to the elevators next to the pharmacy. Bonus for the lab being downstairs if you need to get your blood drawn in the future after the doctor's visit, so it's nice that everything you need is in one location. There's free parking around the building and I didn't have trouble snagging a spot on a Friday afternoon.

I probably should have waited before I wrote my initial review for Dr. Juste. This updated review…read moreis a result of the numerous problems I have had since my initial visit back in November of 2024. The problem stems with the doctor's office using incorrect billing codes when submitting claims to my insurance carrier. Same problem with the lab for the lab work to be done as requested by the doctor, the doctor's office manager submitted the lab work request with the wrong billing codes! A few months after my November visit, I noticed that the medical claims submitted by the doctor's office and the claims submitted by the lab were rejected by my insurance carrier. Eventually, I called and spoke with the office manager about the rejected medical claims and she told me they were having problems with getting claims processed because the doctor was trying to get his daughter -- who is also a licensed doctor -- involved in his practice, but that endeavor was causing problems with the insurance carrier. Something nonsensical like that. Anyway, since I was not being billed and I noticed that another attempt to get reimbursement from my insurance was being processed, I just let it go and wait to see what happens. Well, what happened is that claims from both the doctor's office and the lab were still rejected and not being paid! So, now I had to investigate into this mess -- and what a mess it was! Over a period of several weeks and spending a total of 3 hours on the telephone with my insurance carrier and another 4 hours with the lab's billing department I found out what the problem was. The doctor's office manager screwed-up and not only applied the wrong billing codes for the types of service requested when the claims were first submitted, the office manager kept using the same billing codes when resubmitting the claims! Well, to make a VERY long story short, I contacted the doctor's office and explained what the problem is and what needed to be done. After spending about 3 or 4 weeks of back-and-forth with the doctor's office manager and/or the doctor's PA, the lab, and the insurance carrier, plus complaints from the doctor's office manager and PA about having to fix the mess THEY created, the billing errors were eventually resolved! Both the visit with the doctor in November and the bills for the lab work the doctor ordered. What a mess! I will never go back there again! While I still think Dr. Juste is a good practitioner, his office staff is a mess. The staff gave me lots of run around, complained they had patients waiting to see the doctor so cannot help at the moment (I guess you're only a patient when you're physically present in the office) so will get to it later, they have to spend lots of time on the phone with the billing department (so what, I HAD too as well to get this resolved), the billing service the doctor uses to send bills to the insurance carrier probably messed-up, etc. My biggest complaint is that I had to spend a lot time getting this resolved! In fact, if anyone has a right to complain about spending time on this issue, it is me! I have had other practitioners that have had claims rejected which they take care of it themselves and do not involve me! If I had not gotten involved with this mess, it would have NEVER been properly resolved! Although I no longer recommend this practice; but neither do I not recommend this practice.

Very helpful staff. Very prompt on calling you back and helping me find a specialist for my mother…read morein law.