This was my second surgery with Dr. Flores and his team. I have been overjoyed with both…read moreexperiences. At age 71, I am proof that you are never too old to undergo this type of surgery! My facelift a year ago is still amazing. This year I had a circular fleur de lis and arm surgery. I had a lot of excess skin from weight loss. Once again my experience with Dr. Flores and team was flawless, from initial contacts throughout the recovery center and post appointments. I am 3 months post op and couldn't be happier. Dr. Yesenia is in regular contact and always answers my questions promptly. All the after care advice I have been given is spot on. I can't imagine ever choosing a different surgeon and team in the future.

I can't say enough good things about my experience with Dr. Flores Valdivia and his entire team in…read moreTijuana. Every single person on staff was truly incredible from start to finish--I felt safe, comfortable, and genuinely cared for the entire time. Dr. Flores uses high-quality implants, which made a huge difference compared to the ones I had done 12 years ago. The level of surgical skill is honestly impeccable. I didn't even realize how poorly my previous procedure had been done until I went through this experience--this was on a completely different level. What stood out most was how heard and listened to I felt throughout the process. Dr. Flores really delivered on the results I was hoping for. I've also had ongoing support from Dr. Yessenia, who has been consistently available to answer questions and guide me through healing, which made a huge difference in my recovery and peace of mind. This was my third plastic surgery procedure in Mexico, and I can confidently say I won't go anywhere else in the future. Highly, highly recommend.

I have used it this office for years now and I can say there is no better pain specialists. Yes I…read morehave used others. No one adds lidocaine to their Toradol shot it's painful without it she does. She has things pre approved before you get to the office. She is on top of things. She gets to know you and your pain. She stays on top of things. I don't want to use a different pain specialists any more. She said s it for me. Others don't listen or don't care. She does. So does her staff.

Worst Experience Ever! Rude, Not Profesional, Waited for Hours. They Never address my original…read moreneeds, and ONLY tried to sell their PAIN Injections, and Other BS. This place is a Total SCAM! Once they get you insurance info look out! Im reporting them to ALL the Proper Channels ASAP!

the good news is, we stopped at the NEX (Naval Exchange) and stocked up on Moon Pies. you can take…read morethe boy out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park outta the boy ... civility is a sad casualty of the Trump era. this president has made a point of pitting Americans against each other to keep the focus off greedy billionaires (and greedy billionaire pedophiles), and it shows in our relations. a little more than a year into his second term, the Naval Medical Center is an island apart in the mass extinction of thoughtfulness and good manners. against that backdrop, the courteousness of EVERYONE we talked and met with at Naval Medical Center stood out in stark contrast. they were, without exception, kind and helpful. having said that, I can't resist the opportunity for a little, snarky inner service ribbing: the Marine Corps was invented because nobody wanted swabbies armed and dangerous, a lingering prejudice after the mutiny on the Bounty. don't think that's true? look it up. with the increased threat level now that we're poised to nuke Harvard, Canada, Mexico, Columbia, Greenland, Iran, and NATO back to the Stone Age (I think there was something on Fox News about plans to invade Boardwalk and Park Place), sailors with sidearms, etc. are providing security. made me uneasy just to see it ...

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you for your service. Thanks also to the families and friends who support…read moreour military. We've been visiting the Balboa Hospital facility lately to help my no-longer-driving parents get to their checkup appointments and unexpected emergency room visits. They are doing well, especially because of the professional medical staff. The good: care, concern, and treatment. I may not be the patient, but as an advocate, I appreciate the hospital staff explanations of procedures in common terms so I can repeat it back to my parents, especially because pops doesn't hear so well these days. The pharmacy wait time has gotten better since medication refills are handled at satellite locations elsewhere around town. This pharmacy is open 24/7 for ER patients. The bad: chow options during daytime and lunch hours are food truck(s) at the parking circle, some popup tents at the quad in front of the pharmacy, the hospital cafeteria, Subway, or McDonalds. At night, Subway and McD are the only dinner options...both do recognize mobile app ordering in advance. Hit & miss wait times if you need to need to leave a sample at the Lab, but you can schedule an appointment. The ugly: late morning parking can be atrocious. I get frustrated with having to drop off someone at the circle then driving over to the top floor of the parking structure because there are no open handicapped or regular parking spaces available. If you have an early appointment, account for possible heavy traffic at the sentry gate. Thank you to the medical teams working at NMCSD. I appreciate y'all.

We started therapy sessions at a clinic in La Jolla which staffed great nurses, however the front…read moreoffice staff seemed unhappy and bothered each time we visited. Luckily we found Resilience Integrative Wellness office which is hands down the B E S T. 1. Customer service A+ Ajay and Marilyn are sincere, genuine individuals who care about the people they're helping. 2. Cost is less expensive than the other facility we started at in LJ 3. Clinic office is very welcoming, relaxing, and hospitable! 4. Appointments are available and flexible for busy schedules 5. We've been clients for over a year, but we feel like a part of their family. 6. Location is centrally located - College area Interstate 8 We love our Resilience Family, grateful for the excellent therapy and advice that they provide!

I've had fantastic results with ketamine for my treatment resistant depression, and it's all thanks…read moreto the kind folks at Resilience. The staff are great, and they hand out snacks afterward. Would definitely recommend.

Most people complain about their billing because they have no idea their anesthesia is being…read morecontracted out to a third party, so when they have anesthesia problems they post it over on their provider's listing when they should be posting it here. ASMG has a virtual monopoly on anesthesia care in San Diego. In my experience, there is no accountability when they hurt patients. I've had three total interactions with ASMG and all were negative: one because of billing, the other two because of poor patient care. Billing: in 2002, I had a minor wrist surgery at Scripps Green. ASMG attempted to force me to pay almost $1000 for the care they provided. My insurance said Scripps was supposed to pay. Scripps said my insurance had responsibility for the bill. Barely old enough to enter a bar, I found myself calling all three, repeatedly, trying to get someone to pay it because I, a broke college student living with my mom, wasn't responsible for it under the terms of my coverage. Scripps eventually paid it. In 2008, I had a thyroidectomy at Scripps Green. The anesthesiologist, Dr. Zinser, looked right through me when I met him and I had a gut feeling something was wrong. When I mentioned that I am a natural redhead because the gene mutation has consequences for anesthesia and pain management, he laughed it off. This is a proven scientific fact, and even in 2008, was well known. He allowed me to wake up too soon from the surgery (another physician once told me he probably turned the gas off too soon) with zero pain control because something happened to my IV. He didn't chart what happened, didn't tell me what happened even after it was OBVIOUS I had been conscious during the procedure and after numerous complaints. He was never held responsible for this severe safety lapse that left me with PTSD I still struggle with almost 20 years later. Unbeknownst to me, UCSD also contracts with ASMG so when I had a colonoscopy in 2025, I was, unfortunately, under the care of Dr. Guy, another ASMG anesthesiologist. My IV infiltrated during this very routine 10 minute procedure. Propofol went into my arm. I shared the image of the large, abnormal bruise I developed after this procedure. It wasn't evaluated or charted, nor was I given any post-procedure instructions. I've been in pain for almost a year now with an injury to the radial nerve because of this mistake. Again, a safety issue that went unaddressed and unacknowledged which is why I am posting it publicly here. Both UCSD and Scripps then treated me like a pariah in the course of trying to get care for this injury, forcing me to go to LA to find someone who doesn't have the "ASMG bias." It's clear there's a culture of zero accountability and little care for patients. It's about getting paid.

one star is too much!!!!! they were paid in full and then cashed a check for 100 which was mailed…read moreerroneously. they told me they would NOT cash the check, and would return to me. they CASHED IT anyway. on the phone with someone else today who REFUSES to admit fault and tells me i have to wait 60-90 days for refund ?! they were not supposed to cash the check!!!!!

An amazing team of people supported us in the ICU during our father's final days. We are forever…read moregrateful for the compassion and genuine care from the following people: Dr. Yang (surgeon), Dr. Conn, Nurse Bri, Dr. Nathan, Michael the respiratory therapist, Nurse Henry, Dr. Yang, and Nurse Valerie. All throughout the hospital, we felt kindness and camaraderie from staff. And beautiful views from the 10th floor waiting area helped to calm the nerves. Thank you all so much for all that you do.

This is a little last but since I was near buy i wanted to review Mercy hospital…read more My dad was taken here and had a pace maker put in . At the time the Emergency and staff did a amazing job keep the family in formed and took amazing care of him. If something happen to my heart I hope they bring me here. Thank you for the professional and amazing staff. Highly recommend 5 star for this amazing hospital. Yes i remmed them. Thank you again. Hope this help others who has to Vista a hospital .

Dr. Keeran Kumar was absolutely wonderful, and our experience could not have been better. He took…read morethe time to thoroughly review my mother-in-law's MRI and carefully explained everything to her, which immediately put her at ease. He also provided an injection for her pain, and the results have been amazing -- she has been doing so much better since. Dr. Kumar is not only extremely knowledgeable, but also genuinely caring and compassionate. You can tell he truly cares about his patients. Even now, my mother-in-law still talks about Dr. Kumar and how much he helped her. The staff was just as incredible -- friendly, professional, and so supportive from start to finish. The overall experience was outstanding, and we felt well taken care of every step of the way. We are beyond grateful and highly recommend Dr. Keeran Kumar and his amazing team.

Dr Kumar and his team are fantastic. Everything was thoroughly explained to me, including using a…read moremodel to illustrate the findings on my MRI. He performed an injection on my neck that helped to significantly ease my pain.

Dr. Goodman is a capable doctor and easy to communicate with and that is where it ends. The main…read moreproblem is with the administration and its ridiculous phone system. It's difficult to reach a live person, leaving numerous messages without a call back is the height of frustration. It is also apparent that there is a lack of training of their support staff. Worst service of any medical office in my experience.

Excellent care, by a great Doctor. I've had 2 visits so…read morefar. Follow up appointments are easy to make. I look forward to being pain free.

We had an amazing experience at Poway Pediatric Dentistry! From the moment we walked in, the staff…read moremade my child feel comfortable and welcome. The office is very clean, modern, and designed perfectly for kids, which really helps reduce any anxiety. The dentist and assistants were incredibly patient, kind, and professional. They explained everything clearly, took their time, and made sure my child felt safe throughout the entire visit. You can tell they truly care about kids and know how to work with them. What impressed me the most was how smoothly everything went -- no stress, no tears, just a positive experience from start to finish. My child actually left smiling and not afraid of the dentist anymore, which says a lot. Highly recommend Poway Pediatric Dentistry to any parents looking for a trustworthy and caring dental team for their kids!

they have the best service ever! after every appointment I…read morecatch myself staying a little extra just to converse with everyone. I love how flexible they are, attentive, and quick! they offer such great care. I can keep on going, but i'll just end it here! 10/10

I've had my primary care here for years and everyone I've worked with is outstanding and helpfulread more

Horrific! Save yourself the trouble and go to Scripps Mercy. The man working radiology on Aug…read more28,2006 at 4:45 pm was the most inconsiderate, uncompassionate jerk. Even before him, we were misdirected by EVERYONE from our pediatrician to the 6 different people on the phone. First we were sent from Scripps Mission Valley to 501 Washington. The flyer they gave me said Ste but no suite number. GPS led me to the garage for Village Hillcrest. The flyer from the pediatrician did not explain which elevator to take so we ended up in the deserted VH mall. A nice woman who just came off an elevator told us to go around to the separate entrance to the medical offices. We went there. NONE of the office listings by the elevator say 1. RADIOLOGY, 2. SCRIPPS . NONE OF THEM. Where were we supposed to go? There were no doors, no people, no phone numbers. So I called and called the number on our pediatrician's flyer and kept getting transferred to people who had never been in the building and read us the same instruction- go to the building with no sign for Scripps or Radiology. Then they kept transferring me to the radiology clinic and disconnecting me. 40 minutes elapsed with this circus and I finally get the man in radiology and I explain our need to get an xray. He keeps telling me he is about to close. He says we should go to Scripps Mercy even though it is 4:40 and he is open and we are a couple minutes away. You can tell he doesn't want us to come even though we are located in the parking lot directly behind his building and it would take is less than 2 minutes to get there. I explain we just need a chest x ray and that we have been trying since BEFORE 4:00 PM to find the office that is NOT labeled in the building directory by the elevators. He says it's a one room clinic and he is the only one there. Clearly he didn't want us to find him. He keeps saying he is going to close soon. He repeats again that we could go to Scripps Mercy which is across the street for the fourth time and I give up. P.S. Scripps Mercy had us in and out in less than 15 minutes with kindness, grace and courtesy. We were done even before Scripps Coastal closed. STAY AWAY FROM SCRIPPS COASTAL- as the man told me it is a "one room clinic" with only him working there. He does not want to help you or any patients.