My experience with Dr. Tabib was great. I had an endoscopy that went very well. He is very…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and has an excellent bedside manner. I will definitely recommend him to all my friends and family.

I never imagined I'd write this review after 10 years of a wonderfully positive…read moredoctor/patient/staff relationship, but now that this office has sent me to collections for $130, I just have to get this off my chest. After months of turmoil, I ultimately switched doctors after being told by Dr. Tabib that he didn't go to medical school to be on the phone with my insurance company for hours. I had started a biologic treatment and there was an abundance of miscommunication following my initial treatments regarding my maintenance treatment. Dr. Tabib was the ONLY one that could straighten it out with my insurance company. I put in hours and hours on the phone with them as well doing everything I could to facilitate resolution. During one phone call he made it clear that once this was worked out and I had my medication straight, if *I* wanted to part ways, he would understand. Ms. Theo (front desk) was a big part of the miscommunication happening on their end, and when I tried to talk with her about it, I was met with abrupt rudeness, but that was never addressed either. Dr. Tabib refused to discuss it. I was in tears, by the way, as I truly felt abandoned by people I had trusted with my health during the most vulnerable moments of my illness. Once we parted ways, I thought we were done. I received a bill or two after that, and paid them. It had been a tumultuous several months, and I was relieved for it to be over. And now I'm suddenly getting calls from a collections agency months later. Very disappointing ending to this story.

Do NOT see Dr Cheng if you have IBD…read more I can only speak from my personal experience of being diagnosed with Crohns under Dr. Cheng's care, but he is an inattentive, uncompassionate, only reactive and an incredibly unhelpful healthcare professional. I could NOT regret my care more under this man. He and his office made mistake after mistake with my care, were extremely rude and upset when I needed to advocate for myself, completely condescending when I kept discussing my pain & potential care paths, and missed important tests like CT scans during my sickest points to actually identify life-threatening issues presenting inside of me. This man could have cost me my life had I not had a second opinion at UCLA that came at an almost too-late time after being diagnosed by him and only under his care for 6 months total. If you have IBD, I highly recommend getting into UCLA right away as the Cedars system is a disjointed mess. UCLA is worth the wait. But if you have no other choice, at least see an IBD specialist and NOT Dr. Cheng. While I can't specifically speak to how he works with other gastro-related conditions, I can confirm he is condescending and truly just does not care about his patients (as confirmed by his former colleagues who have heard similar experiences to mine). I recommend you run far away from this doctor for your care. Please note I was also completely disappointed in his staff who were also rude, had incredibly delayed response times, and made SO many mistakes with my care. The Cedars system is not all in-house like UCLA which significantly delays care and treatment. With a potentially very quickly spreading disease, this is very important and I wish I had known this at the start of my journey. I only wish I had seen reviews like this before it was too late for me. His negligence has caused me irreversible damage to my intestines and months, if not years, from my life. Please beware and stay away from Dr Cheng's care.

I was processed in a caring, professional and and very pleasant manner within 5-10 minutes by…read moreJameca after arriving. Once inside for preparation within 10 minutes after processing I was given very good information by Niaz, my prepop nurse, Cheryl. My anesthesiologist, Dr. Fast, came in to introduce herself and ask me several questions about any allergies or sensitivity to any medications. My surgeon, Dr. Cheng, came in and asked about any expectations or concerns. Cherryl, my procedure nurse introduced herself and told me what to expect during the procedure. Alicia, my procedure tech gave me more information. I remember nothing about the procedure, and less than about 90 minutes later I was awakening. Emily, my recovery nurse, was very caring and went over my postoperative procedures with me. I felt very comfortable and cared for.

Dr. Berookim is responsive & caring. His office staff is a pleasure to work with…read more He is easy to talk to and tries different options before resorting to prescriptions.

Yesterday I had my first colonoscopy ever. It was with Dr. Berookim. He is caring and brilliant. I…read morefeel like I am in really good hands with him and confident in his abilities. He's also got a wonderful bedside manner. I was petrified to have this procedure, but he really put my mind at ease. He also takes care of my husband and I would highly recommend him.

I just got confirmation of full remission, which is the best news I could ask for!! Dr. Shamsi is a…read moretrue physician, the kind you just don't find anymore. He's honest and never tries to upsell unnecessary procedures or tests. He looks at your results and you as a person, then uses his knowledge and experience to determine exactly what's needed, nothing more, nothing less. Anytime I see him, he makes the appointment a pleasant experience, so I actually look forward to it, which is rare for me since doctor visits usually give me anxiety, but not in this case.

I went in to see him for some hemroids . He was able to band all 4 and I have feel 90% better. He…read morewas very laid back and made me feel at ease. The office environment is mellow. CC is kind and knowledgeable. So if you get nervous of the white coat and the serious Dr vibe this is the place you.

I went to Dr. Yamini for a routine colonoscopy and endoscopy. His office was straightforward with…read morepricing and was very transparent regarding what was covered with my insurance and what was out of pocket. It was easy to get an appointment. His staff was available and helpful. Dr. Yamini himself was very knowledgeable in the consultation before the procedure. When I went for the procedure, the medical facility in Beverly Hills was very clean, inviting, and organized. The staff was very pleasant. Dr. Yamini had a perfect bedside manner. His nurses and anesthesiologist were top notch. The procedure was as smooth as can be. It's rare to find such a well rounded Dr. and staff in Los Angeles. Dr. Yamini and his office have perfected the entire process from start to finish. I'm happy I went with them.

I've been under Dr. Yamini's care for over a year, and his treatment has been exceptional, with…read moreoutstanding bedside manner. Thank you, Dr. Yamini, and your staff for the excellent medical care. Highly recommend

Kind caring doctor who spends a lot of time with his patients. He reviewed my medical history…read morebefore meeting with me. He went over all the details necessary to provide me with a clear understanding of my medical conditions, and a path forward to resolve my concerns.

Unfortunately was not able to help a simple issue that another doctor was easily able to. I suggest…read moregoing to a more competent gastroenterologist.

Dr. Omid Shaye is truly one of the best doctors I have ever worked with. After struggling with a…read moregastrointestinal issue for over 20 years and seeing multiple doctors who could not properly diagnose or resolve it, Dr. Shaye was able to identify the problem in just one visit. His knowledge, attention to detail, and genuine care for his patients are incredible. He is kind, caring, thoughtful, and an absolute pleasure to work with. You can tell he truly listens and wants to help. His office is modern, beautiful, and very high-tech, which made the entire experience feel comfortable and professional. The staff is also lovely, welcoming, and attentive. I highly recommend Dr. Shaye and his entire team to anyone looking for an exceptional gastroenterologist.

This place should be a 1 star establishment. The only thing that made me give it 2 stars is the…read morenurses that were there for the procedure. 5 stars for them. The people on the phone should just be taken out back. If your life is that depressing then don't do it. The amount of mistakes or misdone appointments and then canceling things when the dr decides he wants to go out of the country when you've already waited 2-3 months for your appointment. And them scheduling a follow up call so you can get some results from your procedure and ask questions because you didn't really get to ask anything immediately after your procedure, then never calling you. And when you call them asking where your call was they say we didn't have anything scheduled for you. So you have to forward them the email THEY sent you cause they are terrible. And have no accountability for anything. Always trying to blame someone else. IF YOU CAN AVOID DEALING WITH THIS PLACE FOR THEIR FRONT DESK AND TELEPHONE CUSTOMER SERVICE THEN YOUR LIFE WILL BE A HAPPY ONE. They also avoid helping you at all costs. They are scared to talk to anyone because they are absolutely incompetent. They will say someone will call you back then never call you. They don't know what they are doing. At any normal job they would be fired. Customer service is not their strong suit at all. After sending them something to fill out 2 weeks ago they were soooo lazy to not take care of it then after having to call about 20 times they say someone will get back to you but yet again NO ONE CALLS YOU BACK. And then when you get them they say give us another day then the next day say give us another day then the next day say give us another day .... And so on and so on.

I have been going to Dr. Edelstein for close to 20 years. He is…read moreexcellent. I could not be happier!

This was the worst experience our family has had with a physician. We are furious and very…read moredisappointed. My mother reported ongoing stomach pain for approximately three months and repeatedly sought help. During one of her visits, she specifically asked about her pancreas and whether everything looked okay. She was told it was "fine" and was prescribed antibiotics because she had SIBO. No imaging was ordered to further evaluate her persistent symptoms. Months later, she was diagnosed with what appears to be advanced pancreatic cancer. I understand that not every patient with abdominal pain has pancreatic cancer, and I know hindsight is easier than diagnosis. However, persistent symptoms deserve a thorough evaluation, especially when a patient continues to express concern and specifically asks about her pancreas. We were left feeling that her concerns were dismissed rather than fully investigated. I hope this review encourages the practice to listen carefully to patients, take persistent symptoms seriously, and consider appropriate imaging or specialist evaluation when the clinical picture doesn't improve. No family should be left wondering whether an earlier workup could have made a difference.