Having been diagnosed with an immune disorder at the age of 12, I have always found myself…read moreresearching everything and anything about western medical practices. I had seen countless doctors that either dismissed my condition or treated it with something that made me feel worse. I knew that something was being missed and I'm glad I didn't give up because when I met Dr. DeSylvia she finally helped me get the answers and treatments I was seeking. I am writing this review today because she has changed my life through her 360 degree medical approach. From the increase in my energy, a well balanced life and to my pain relief, this Dr. made sure to listen to my individual situation and make medical recommendations that were unique and specific to what I needed. She gives you her full attention and draws from a wide body of medical knowledge in order to support your success in living a healthier lifestyle. If you are are looking for someone who will really listen and help you get to the bottom of what's making you sick, I recommend you see Dr. DeSylvia and her team. Thank you Dr.!

Amazing. The office uses the highest quality IV nutrition I've found and their prices are…read morereasonable. It makes a huge difference when I'm run down or when I'm getting sick. Often it turns it around in one treatment but it always makes me feel so much better. Incredible practice. Dr Dawn DeSylvia is so knowledgeable and intuitive - it's cutting edge medicine.

I have been a patient of Dr. Feldman for many years and was always pleased with her service and her…read morecombination of Eastern/Western medicine. She listens to my concerns and addresses them, not always with a pill until that becomes necessary. She has referred me to an acupuncturist and a chiropractor to aide in my health, more long term treatment but I appreciate that approach. Unrushed and thorough, she is very upfront in a kind and understanding way. Her staff is fabulous as well. When she became a 'concierge' doctor with MDVIP, I couldn't find another doctor I liked so I forked over the $$$ per year to see her again. I will continue to be a patient as long as I am able.

Dr. Feldman is a "Concierge" doctor. This review is to try to help people save some wasted time. I…read morepay $22,000 per year for my families very good health insurance and you want me to pay $3000 more for access to a doctor? Not a chance.

Depends on who you have for a doctor I will give Mary Ragsdale a thumbs up for her.She did a great…read morejob.I've been coming here for 12 years.She actually is the only doctor that actually did anything she has a wait time BUT her work is good i wish I saw her a month ago.I would have maybe made it to my granddaughter's graduation Instead of being pushed around and around and around

Love the Doctor.. but this office staff is absolutely unbearable to deal with. No answering, no…read morecalls back, beyond rude, incompetent, lazy, I could go on. Quite frankly, they all need to be fired and refreshed with people who actually do their job.

Dr. Crowe and her team have provided myself and my family excellent care over the last year. As…read morelong term patients we feel we are in the best of hands. Her team is one of the best we have seen. My son is a complex patient and has been doing very well. She is caring, gentle and thoughtful. We are so pleased to continue our care with her and the in home care is a huge plus for us. Thank you, Dr Crowe.

I came to stay with a family member and at this point I was having a thyroid episode and I couldn't…read moreget to a proper doctor in the area. I was really sick. First off they don't take insurance and they charge over $500 for a visit. The initial visit was a blood draw which was reasonably priced but to see a doctor it was 500 minimum. That was wild. I'm from San Francisco and they charge her insurance. They would never asked those that are financially strapped to put out that kind of money for a short visit. And then there was no follow-up. When I called I was blowing off by a man that answered the phone that didn't sound very experienced. He didn't know what he was talking about. He was kind of rude. It was a huge turn off. And I never really got the answers that I was looking for. He told me absolutely nothing. I got a prescription and that was it. No detailed description of what they found in my blood work. That was also strange. In every other circumstance where I saw a doctor they would sit down with me and talk me through it. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone. They lack compassion and empathy, follow through, and charge way too much for what they do. Also I did notice that they double dipped. They charged me out of my own pocket but then also charge my insurance company. So they're not ethical as well. Thankfully I'm doing okay and I won't need to see them again. But I put the word out. I think other people need to be warned. I also noticed from other reviews that if you say anything negative about them they come on here and they lie. That's not okay. They're trying to intimidate people. That should also be a big turn off to those looking for a doctor.

Love Dr Jonokuchi but it's a six month wait to get in to see him. After my horrible experience with…read moreone of his Dignity Health Groups NPs today when I'm sick and desperately need antibiotics,(after 30 years as his patient) I'll be looking for a new primary care doctor. I wish he'd kept his private practice and not let a soulless corporation control his career

Dr Jonokuchi is the best doctor. He listens , caring & is just an amazing & helpful doctor! His…read morestaff , especially Amanda & Emily are so kind. Highly recommended Dr J !!

Great team admins doctors nurses lab so friendly fly and professional, they have all the equipments…read morethere

I really like my doctor. You'd think then that any other part of the equation wouldn't matter…read more However in medical care, sometimes it's just as important that administrative things need to happen promptly. Problematic test results need to be delivered. If you need something time sensitive, such as a pre authorization for testing, etc, that won't happen in a timely manner. An appeal to insurance for medication, etc. The doctor's assistant will clearly tell you she's the only one doing pre authorizations, as a reason to take multiple weeks to even fill out the forms. If the doctor could get a whole new support staff it would be entirely different.

Dr. Pimstone has been my primary care physician for upwards of 15 years. I have followed him from…read moreMarina del Rey to West LA to Westlake Village. I live in Santa Monica - so it's an hour drive to see him. But as in finding a great auto mechanic, you never leave a great doctor. He's very caring and thorough, and of course in his UCLA network has many specialists to recommend (luckily all of them are in Santa Monica). He's of course very knowledgeable, being a UCLA professor. Dr. P is a gentle guy who nevertheless tells it like it is. And he responds quickly to most e-mail questions through the myuclahealth website. Highly recommended.

I've been going to Dr. Pimstone for over 5 years now and he is really one of those doctors that…read morereally care about his patients. He is of the "old school" where he still has bedside manners and never rushes you off. He actually listens to what you have to say. He follows up, even after office hours to see how you are doing. I picked him, because he is close to work and I made the right choice. Believe me, If he were to have a practice near my house, I would make him our "family" doctor.

A doctor that actually listens and cares? Yes please! A…read moredoctor that doesn't make you wait? Double yes please! A doctor whose entire staff is friendly and caring? Sign me up. Thank you to Patriot Family Medicine for a great experience and my new go-to office for all my future medical needs

I am currently giving this practice three stars, although I plan to give the doctor and staff…read moreanother opportunity before making a final judgment. My initial experience with Sam, the nurse practitioner, and the physician assistant was very pleasant. They were warm, professional, and made me feel optimistic that I had found a family practice where I could establish long-term care. Unfortunately, my experience changed after my laboratory results became available. A receptionist named Britney called me and immediately began discussing my results without first asking whether I was in a private place or prepared to receive medical information. I was at work and had to interrupt her and ask her to wait while I moved somewhere private. I had assumed she was calling only to schedule a follow-up appointment. I believe staff members discussing medical information should always confirm that the patient is able to speak privately before sharing results. When I returned for my follow-up appointment, there also appeared to be some confusion at the front desk. Although I had confirmed my appointment the previous day, the doctor stated that he had not known I was coming and had taken another patient before me. He apologized, but the delay made me late for work. Once I was called back, the process felt rushed. I was quickly directed onto the scale and then placed in a room with a medical student. I was not asked whether I was comfortable having a student participate in my appointment. The student repeatedly described my hormonal status in a way that did not match what I had previously been told, and our discussion about vitamin D supplementation felt dismissive rather than collaborative. I was also uncomfortable with the student shifting and rocking from side to side in my peripheral vision while the doctor discussed some concerning health information. That made an already stressful conversation more difficult. Later, when the doctor returned and spoke with me privately, the interaction was much more comfortable. He was pleasant, made eye contact, explained things more clearly, and ultimately did a good job addressing my concerns. I wish the receptionist had demonstrated a better understanding of patient privacy, that I had been asked for consent before a medical student joined the appointment, and that the visit had not felt so rushed. Staffing problems, scheduling confusion, and the absence of a manager may explain why the office was having a difficult day, but patients should not have to absorb the consequences. Overall, the doctor handled the appointment well toward the end, and my first visit with the other clinical staff had been positive. I spent considerable time researching family-practice physicians because I hoped to establish ongoing care here. For that reason, I am willing to give the doctor and the office another chance before deciding whether this practice is the right fit for me.