He brought my son into the world, March 10, 1993, I'm just looking at some old pictures of that day…read moreand remember that Dr. James Shafenberg gave excellent care, he was kind, compassionate, and I felt very safe and had an excellent experience. I also was curious if you were still delivering babies, and I was happy to see that he was. :)

Let's just say, I am so sad that Dr Scharff is retiring at the end of March this year...but also…read morevery happy for him as he has been an amazing doctor from the day I met him over 14 years ago. While I was a bit hesitant on having a make OBGYN, he immediately puts you at ease and the most gentle, caring and nurturing doctor one can ask for. His bedside manner is wonderful and his staff so far has been amazing as well. I joke with him that I have three kids because of him - because I was too sad to not see him for the many pregnancy check ups which is half true! His NP Lynette Miya is just as wonderful and I hope she stays around as long as I'm a patient in their office!

Dr. Lee was my doctor for pregnancy and delivery in 2015. Great experiences with office staff and…read morehospital. She was extremely calm during the birth even with some minor complications. I would definitely recommend.

Betty is incredibly thorough & attentive. I've been so lucky to be under her care for around 15…read moreyears!

I had a really concerning experience with this doctor. After my biopsy, I was told I had a rare…read morecase involving all three CIN 1, 2, and 3, that it could potentially be cancer, and that I needed surgery. Hearing that was extremely scary and caused a lot of stress. But something didn't sit right with me, because the Pap smears I had the last three years all came back normal, so to get such an extreme abnormal result seemed odd, so I went to an oncologist at USC for a second opinion. The oncologist performed another biopsy, and those results confirmed it was only CIN 1. I was told the original interpretation was incorrect and that surgery was not necessary. The original pathology report even mentioned that the analysis was limited due to acute inflammation and thin or crushed specimens. Given that, I was surprised that the recommendation moved so quickly to surgery without more caution or a step-by-step approach. Being told I might have cancer and needed surgery, only to later find out that wasn't the case, was incredibly stressful and avoidable. I would strongly encourage anyone in a similar situation to seek a second opinion before moving forward with an invasive procedure. If you are looking for thorough care, I would not recommend seeing this doctor and going elsewhere.

Had an amazing experience with Dr.Shultz. When my OB went on vacation the office manager booked me…read morewith DR.Shultz for postpartum care and she took her time and went above and beyond to get me the help I needed. All the staff are very lovely and helpful. Highly recommend.

I can't believe I ever gave this place any less than 5 stars. The girls here are outstanding!…read more Every one of them. I have always had a great experience in this office and recommend any of the doctors here. It's always nice to be made to feel "comfortable" in a place that nobody loves going to. Easy five stars!

Unfortunately, I had a horrible customer experience with this center and didn't even get my…read moreappointment. When I first scheduled the appointment, they said it was going to be over a month out for just a standard exam. I booked anyway. Then, about two weeks out from my appointment date they called me and said they were going to push me another month. When I asked them if there is any sooner availability because I had already waited a month for the appointment, she just replied "no". I let her know it was not a great customer experience and she replied "great. I'll go ahead and cancel your appointment." Needless to say, this place is clearly either overbooked or understaffed. Unfortunately, does not feel like quality care in my opinion.

I saw Dr Taylor for 2+ years and had several surgeries done by him. Unfortunately, my case is…read moreoutside of his specialty (RVE) and he advised after my last surgery that if it doesn't work, he doesn't know what else he could do for me, so I have reached the point where I need to consult with an Endo specialist surgeon(s). I really appreciate Dr Taylor's candidness, willingness to listen, and his ability to admit when something was outside of his realm of expertise. Thank you for everything you tried to fix me (and shout out to Gloriella & Natalie for all your help & support too)! As a side note, the office does do everything manually (no MyChart, email, etc) which makes things less convenient and there is usually a substantial wait for appointments, but otherwise you're in good hands!

I made an appointment for a culposcopy with Dr. Taylor after I was told it was going to be 7 months…read morebefore I could see the doctor I was referred to. I was absolutely shocked to see the facility when I walked in. It looked more like a back alley clinic. Half of the forms had handwritten places to sign and it was PACKED in a tiny room. My regular doc is at the main Providence facility, so I expected it to be similar since this is also Providence. Dr. Taylor is a butcher. I have never in my life undergone such excruciating pain during a culpo. I have 10 tattoos and a very high pain threshold and was begging him to stop. At one point, I almost passed out and his response was, "just pass out, you're on a table." When I asked how long the extreme pain would go he said "I don't know" and looked at the nurse. There was absolutely NO bedside manner or consideration of the fact that if a 40 year old woman is writhing in pain, something might be wrong. 7 hours later, I'm still in immense pain.

Dr. Richey is very down to earth, makes you feel very comfortable. I highly recommend her.read more

I had such a great experience delivering with Dr Richey. She truly listens and is so knowledgeable…read more She cares so much about her patients and I felt like she took such great care of me throughout the whole pregnancy. She's especially amazing at supporting natural childbirth and I am so grateful to have had such a great experience!

This review is specifically for Dr. Fluellen's office staff--while she is an absolutely incredible…read moredoctor, I can't recommend seeing her because of multiple experiences I've had with her staff. 1) Shortly before giving birth last April, my BP was high and I was in danger of getting preeclampsia. After a routine office visit, her staff failed to call and let me know that my BP was high, and Dr. Fluellen called me the following day (Saturday AM), apologizing on their behalf and asking me to go to the ER to get checked out immediately. 2) I'm currently 11 months PP and have been struggling with PP depression; Dr Fluellen and I discussed going on medication, but she gave birth shortly after me, and has been on maternity leave ever since. Another doctor in her practice, Dr. Morikawa, prescribed me an SSRI, but failed to write it for the correct amount or provide me with any refills. I've been without medication for 3 days now, and despite calling the office multiple times, leaving messages on their machine and with their answering service, I've received no response back. At this point, I feel it would negligent to recommend seeing anyone in their practice, since both instances could have resulted in serious health repercussions on my end, and unfortunately I'll be looking for a different doctor to see from now on.

Dr. Fluellen is a wonderful doctor. She puts you at ease as soon as she meets you. She is very easy…read moreto talk to and is very caring. The staff is great. I am not a fan of the Torrance Memorial computer check in - and additional paperwork to fill out the same questionnaire(s) that you are required to do online. That's insanity to do the same thing over and over again giving the same results on paper. Most physicians at Torrance Memorial do this...so it's not based on this doctor.

Dr. Lily Lee is a life raft in a sea of doctors who are too busy and distracted to provide…read morepersonalized attention. After many years with another doctor, I realized I was not getting the type of consideration for some issues that required more insight. When Dr. Lee was highly recommended by a friend, I was hopeful. My first appointment left me thrilled by the kind service of her staff and her considerable time getting to know me. Some may balk at the subscription fee, but I gladly pay it for the type of attention it affords me with this compassionate and insightful doctor. I feel grateful to have my care in her capable hands.

I am writing to express my profound dissatisfaction with my experience as a patient of Dr. Lily…read moreLee. I been a patient of this clinic for 8 years and had the best Doctor Anita Kovacic, for many years, after she retired I was passed onto to Dr. Lily Lee. And it's been downhill ever since, encountering serious issues with the administration, primarily their failure to communicate my needs and concerns to the doctor in a timely and professional manner. Furthermore, during a emergency biopsy I had back in March, I was in extreme pain, and Dr. Lily Lee's wasn't forthcoming with information because she was in such a rush. I felt like a specimen without any feelings on her table. Her dry demeanor and unrelated comments only added to my discomfort rather than alleviating it. I was scared and felt I was an inconvenience to her becuse her staff had failed to tell her I was in so much pain and it took months to get an appointment which caused the emergency procedure. Despite my visible distress--I was screaming in pain--her response lacked empathy and she clearly needs to take a class on bedside manner. Well lucky me, my symptoms have returned and so I made a new appointment. She did call me personally which was a nice surprise and much appreciated. She must have realized how bad my last appointment was so it felt like she was trying to put in extra effort. After she requested I come in and get rechecked, I was informed via text that I am required to pay a $250 annual administrative fee on top of my regular health insurance payments and co-pays. I am currently experiencing financial hardship and explained this to the office, only to be told that I must pay the fee in order to continue receiving medical care. This feels exploitative and deeply unethical, as it gives the impression that financial gain is being prioritized over patient care. When I had raised concerns with Dr. Lee directly about the administrative failures during the biopsy procedure, she admitted that it is difficult to find reliable staff. Yet, despite her own acknowledgment of these issues, I am being asked to cover the cost of an administrative team that is clearly failed in its responsibilities. I have been on the phone with the doctor and administration several times and not once did they tell me about this extra cost, they only notified me as part of the appointment reminder. I find this entire situation unacceptable and really disheartening.