An update: The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes a wave of emotions that can be…read moreoverwhelming. Therefore, wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation for the remarkable care provided by Rosemead Dialysis Center. My family and I treasure each day with our loved one, who is bravely managing stage 5 CKD. We extend our gratitude to all the exceptional employees who make a meaningful difference in his live, and our family. In addition, in the lives of their patients under their expertise and their families.

I've been a patient since 2018. I would recommend this center for dialysis. The staff is mature and…read moreseveral have been here for many years. I can't wait for them to get rid of these stupid Covid masks!!!

I highly recommended this Dialysis Center to anyone has family members that having Dialysis. My mom…read morewas recommended by her Doctor Sun to come to this place. It has been almost 3 years now, my mom was very happy at this Center. From Ms Katie to Ms Thuy ( social Worker) to the staffs they all very friendly and professional in helping the patients. Machines were cleaned and the facilities were even more impressed. They kept everything in order and well organized. They went extra miles to help even you weren't a patient there or just had questions. They will answer and accommodate you until you satisfy. The services were supreme as well run facilities. Highly recommended.

What a great facility with amazing nurses. The type of care they take is great. I don't understand…read moreall the negative comments I'm seeing. People expect their loved ones to be taken care of 24/7 but that a recovery facility not your personal nurse who can be there at all time.

My grandma was sent here from Kaiser to rehab. Upon arrival we notice the condition was egregiously…read morehorrible. Countless amount of flies with no AC flowing in July. We had a nurse working at this place tell us do not leave your loved one here under no circumstance. We took her out the next day with her only being at the facility for one day. Pass on this facility

My mom had been going here for about 5 years now. She does her dialysis at home but she comes here…read moreonce a month for her blood work and to talk to her nurse. The first nurse Barbara was awesome. She knows her stuff and in the beginning my mom would call her at 3 in the morning because she was in pain and didn't know what was going on and Barbara would be there to talk to her on the phone tell her what to do. Now she sees Rosetta and ehh she's not terrible but she's not compassionate with her patients either. She really lets you know this is her job and she just wants to get what she needs done and no people skills. For someone who is in the medical field she should at least have empathy for her patients and understand they have ups and downs and they were once normal and did everyday things and now they are on dialysis and their body's are not what they used to be and its gets depressing. Anyways the place is clean and I can't speak on behalf of the hemodialysis section because we never been to that part. You can validate your parking ticket with the stamp at the reception desk.

I've had the opportunity to visit Camellia Gardens Care Center on multiple occasions, both as a…read morevisitor and while bringing nursing students to the facility for their clinical experiences. From both perspectives, my overall experience with the facility has been very positive. One of the things I appreciate most is the welcoming and professional environment. The staff members I have encountered have been courteous, approachable, and willing to assist when needed. When bringing students for clinicals, it makes such a difference to be in an environment where they can observe how a healthcare team works together and gain meaningful exposure to caring for residents in a long-term care setting. As someone involved in nursing education, I also appreciate facilities that provide students with opportunities to see the realities of patient-centered care outside of the classroom. Clinical experiences are an important part of developing confidence, communication skills, professionalism, and compassion, and I'm grateful that my students have been able to have that experience at Camellia Gardens. During my visits, I've also appreciated seeing the interactions between staff, residents, students, and visitors. Caring for residents in a skilled nursing or long-term care environment requires patience, teamwork, and dedication, and I have a lot of respect for the people who do this work every day. Overall, my experiences with Camellia Gardens Care Center have been positive, and I appreciate the facility for welcoming both visitors and nursing students. I'm especially thankful for the opportunity it provides future nurses to learn in a real clinical environment while interacting with residents and healthcare professionals. I would definitely recommend Camellia Gardens based on my experiences there.

As a daughter, one of the hardest things is having to trust someone else to care for your mom,…read moreespecially when she is living with dementia and Alzheimer's. It brings a lot of worry and emotional pain, but I am truly grateful for the care my mom has received at Camelia Gardens Care Center. I want to give a very special thank you to Olga, Betty, Gilda, Marlon, and Eli. These CNAs have shown my mom so much kindness, patience, compassion, and respect. The way they care for her, speak to her, and make sure she is comfortable means more to me than I can put into words. There are days when I worry about my mom and wish I could be there every moment to take care of her myself. Knowing that there are people at Camelia Gardens who treat her with kindness and care helps give me peace of mind. I know caring for someone with dementia and Alzheimer's is not easy. It takes patience, understanding, and a truly caring heart. I appreciate these CNAs for the work they do, not only for my mom but for all the residents they care for. Olga, Betty, Gilda, Marlon, and Eli thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your kindness and dedication do not go unnoticed. You have made a difficult journey a little easier for me and my family, and I will always be grateful for that. Thank you to the entire team at Camelia Gardens Care Center for caring for my mom and treating her with dignity, compassion, and respect. With a grateful heart, A very thankful daughter

I know writing a review on your experience at a dialysis facility is probably rare under the…read morecircumstances, but the staff at Burbank Dialysis or FMC make my unfortunate condition more bearable than I could imagine. My technician, Ray P (?) Is the best for a lady like me who has shied away from needles all my life. He is so patient with me to the point that I get uncomfortable with other staff members when he is away. Of course the other staff are wonderful too.....my RN, Kim, Mona and Mildred and the other Techs, Mike and Gracie take very good care of me during my weekly visits. Thanks Burbank Dialysis for employing a wonderful staff! One more note....Janice, the Social Worker there is stellar. She is so knowledgeable and informative. She keeps me up to date with everything involving my road to recovery. Also, my nutritionist, Jamie is wonderful too. I could go on and on! Keep up the great work! Denise

This is a privately owned Dialysis center and not a corporate run one like Davita or Fernius. So,…read morestaff is a little more laid back and are less likely to push you out the door like a corporate run facility who treats their patients like an assembly line. Have you seen John Oliver's video on Davita one youTube. They have good quality doctors, experience nurses and well train dialysis technicians. Since they run their own school, they are well trained before they are given a position. Getting the time you want is difficult in all dialysis centers. Some patients take up the same time slots for years so what they have is what they have. Transferring to another dialysis center isn't so bad because you can just transfer back. My friend was a dialysis patient for years here and they always treated her well. Miss you, old pal.

My grandma has been coming here for a few years now and we are very impressed with the care she…read morereceives. Dr. Tse, the nephrologist who runs the place and has an office in the adjoining building is very serious about excellence in care. His staff show courtesy. compassion and gentleness when communicating with patients and family. If you are shopping for care, there is an informative website that medicare has here: https://www.medicare.gov/dialysisfacilitycompare/#results&type=ZIP&loc=91105&lat=34.1406082&lng=-118.1678543&sort=12%7CASC&dist=0&paging=1

I had back surgery at Monrovia Memorial Hospital last September…read more My care there was wonderful. The nurses and assistants were so kind, caring and professional. I spent a month there and got to know much of the staff from the cleaning staff to the hospital manager-they were all so accommodating and treated me as though I was their only patient. It is a very small hospital in a quiet neighborhood, but the care is all first class.

Front desk staff was ok. Though I had to be transferred so many times…read more Management Brad Marsicano is lame. He claims he's available for patients and hands them business cards only for him to ignore calls and voicemails. And parking is limited.