Always caring and supportive. Great care and office staff that addresses all your concerns and…read moreneeds. Thank you

receptionist who checked us in was rude and snappy. The MA/ nurse that took us into the gastro…read moredoctors room was rude and snappy as well and very condescending as I was trying to push my patient around the buildings tight corners of the facility. My patient also heard the MA that was in her room get called out for her behavior by someone else and the MA just laughed it off. My patient also heard the doctor tell her that she can go to lunch when all patients were done but the MA or nurse said no I'm going now. My patient felt rushed and that they didn't get the proper care they should have received. when we made a follow up appointment the receptionist was still very rude and snapped have a nice day like it was an inconvenience to help us. I work in the medical field and this was one of the worst places. My patient is going to ask to be referred elsewhere.

I went on Ozempic and have steadily lost weight with the help of Dr. Gomez and his I'm going to…read morecare for me and support if you want to lose weight this is the place. I don't think I wanna done this by myself without a little bit of intervention so far the Ozempic is going good. I went from 400 pounds to 358 not bad. My goal is to reach 299. By the end of the year overall goal is 250.

My parents have been going to this doctor for many many years. Let me start by saying Dr gomez did…read morediagnose and treat a blocked vain for my father and also diagnosed my mother's breast cancer just in time. BUT...his wife who also works in the office has ALWAYS made it difficult. She is rude and lacks customer service. I recently convinced my parents to move to a new pcp about 2 months ago because he was no longer giving my mother answers to the excruciating lower back pain she was feeling along with the dizziness she was experiencing in her everyday life and pain in her incision from her mastectomy she had nearly 19 years ago. Dr gomez answer to everything was "everything looks good" so he would never send her out to a specialist because he said "he did it all" Fast forward to today we just found out from her new internist doctor that she has Lupus and has had Lupus because her prior doctor Sergio Gomez had it in her files but NEVER bothered to tell us. Her legs shake when shes just sitting, she walks around daily feeling dizzy she had an ear sore that never went away until I had to do my own searching for an ointment that finally fixed it. This man has really let his practice fall through the cracks and they dont like patients that question anything or they will refuse service, after all it is their own practice. Good luck with this doctor.

Doctor Soriano and NP Kimberly is all you need . They welcomed me and made me feel right at home…read moreand comfortable . I definitely recommend this clinic . 100/100.

Excellent staff and physician with communication and care. They took the time to listen and help me…read morewith a good plan for my health needs.

From the receptionist to the nurse, everyone was welcoming and professional. The clinic is clean,…read moremodern, and well-managed. I totally feel valued and cared for here." Doctor was incredible Professional, he gave me the opportunity to understand my illness. With his knowledge and experience I was able to go home with Medication. I can't wait to be back again .

The policy's of this medical business are poor. Even if there is not one patient in the building at…read more2 in the afternoon, staff sitting around... they turn away patients who come to them for urgent care if they are a established patient. Patients who come with urgent needs are told " we will make you a appointment tomorrow" your insurance won't pay for a urgent care visit you need to book a regular appointment. patently untrue. Medicare pays the same for urgent care appointment as they do a regular appointment so This is about profits not care. When I did see a PA for the wound that should have been dressed by a urgent care they called the fire department and a ambulance! What a waste of county resources! I was transferred to a local er that was on lock down. I sat in that hospital ER for 16 hours overnight! When The ER physician was finally free to help me hours later, he said I do not understand why your doctors urgent care could not address this simple injury. They should have dressed it with a topical antibiotic cream. I wholeheartedly agree. When I tried to talk to the to the office manager the next day, I was unheard and treated disrespectfully. Then she sent a certified letter to me a few weeks later terminating the Dr patient relationship with a CC to their attorney! Can we say passive - agressive implied threat? How completley silly and a unprofessional Hippa violation! One more sketchy note: they sell in office Iv treatments that are bagged like a convenience store sale item. While some of them may help for jet lag , flu and hangovers I take exception to the one called the "Myers cocktail" They imply in their literature and web site that it can help a wide list of diseases including dementia , Alzheimer's,... need I say more? Ok... my mother is dying right now from this horrible disease I know ALOT about it. I did mention to the office manager that It felt a bit scammy and wrong to imply that a vitamin Iv would help Alzheimer's. 99% of neurologists will tell you that a cocktail iv might offer a small vitamin boost. It will not help or slow down the diseases listed in the advertising for this Myers Cocktail. The two offices in this practice are not wheelchair accessible, based on my experience I feel the staff lacks ada, cultural and mental health competence.

The new patient process is modern and efficient. I was able to get my forms and submissions done…read moreonline ahead of my appointment. They were able to schedule me in quickly, and the staff are all very friendly. My visit with Dr Majithia was excellent. He took the time to listen to everything I had to say, and asked follow up questions often. He adjusted his approach and recommendations based on my responses. I really felt like he was getting to the important details. Thank you Dr! And thank you to your staff as well. See you soon.

Let me tell you about Dr. Rishi Majithia. The kind of doctor you wish you'd found years ago. After…read morea decade-plus slog through the labyrinth of Kaiser, where I was just another chart in a sea of bureaucracy, stumbling into his practice felt like discovering a tiny, unassuming bistro that somehow serves the best damn meal you've ever had. Dr. Majithia is young, sure, but don't let that fool you. The man's got the sharp, methodical mind of a seasoned diagnostician. The kind who actually listens, connects dots, and doesn't just throw pills at the wall to see what sticks. In a handful of visits, he pinpointed what Kaiser's assembly line had missed for years. No fanfare, no ego. Just quiet, relentless competence. His office? Cozy. Not the chrome-and-glass corporate monotony of the big chains, but a place where you're greeted by the two women who run the front desk like a well-oiled, welcoming machine. They remember your name, crack a joke to ease the wait, and actually cares whether you're comfortable. It's the kind of small-team efficiency that makes you realize most medical offices are run like DMVs by comparison. Yeah, the wait's a tad longer these days, but only because they're overhauling the system to actually keep track of you properly. And honestly? With those two handling the front lines, even the downtime feels less like purgatory and more like killing time at a friend's kitchen table. What seals the deal? Dr. Majithia treats you like a person. Not a symptom, not a co-pay, but a human being. Asks about your life, your job, your stress, the stuff that actually matters to your health. And his team? Same vibe. In a world where medicine feels increasingly like a vending machine, this whole crew is a handcrafted, slow-cooked antidote. If you're tired of being a number, walk in. Wait the extra ten minutes. Let them actually do their jobs. You'll leave wondering why in the world you didn't bail on corporate healthcare sooner. Final verdict: Michelin-star care in a fast-food world, with a front-of-house staff that actually puts the Care back in healthcare. (P.S. Verified his creds--board-certified in family med, trained at legit hospitals. No smoke, no mirrors. Just a damn good doctor and a team that backs him up.)

This place is horrible. paid deductible for half an hour wait after my appt time and i was early…read more waiting room was full of patients waiting for him to return from lunch. got checked in and when finally seen; not 5 minutes did it take for him to ask what conditions i have and perscribe my medications that i was already on through another provider. and as if that was the worst, he proceeded to refer me out to other drs in each department because the doctor does absolutely no medical exams there. he did not even check normal things like ear, nose, mouth, breathing etc. and he just took my word for everything else. and dont go to the pharmacy that he recommends. they dont take any of the perscriptions and cost more because its a private pharmacy.

12pm Lunch, and now is 11:50 Dr still not here. Not 1-2 times. Always very late. I'm very worried…read moreCovid, and have a lot people inside. I'm waiting outside and very cold. Dr is so weird. And very hard to make an appointment here

Today, I receive a phone call that I have to reschedule to see Dr. Perez. I told them I had to…read morewait a whole month . They suggested to see the NP Roxanne or go to Corona which is far and the reviews show Corona office is terrible. Also, last month they had cancelled me when I was three minutes late to my appointment because of traffic. Yet, they can't even put me in this week due to their inconvience. Dr. Perez is good at his job, but he needs to get better office management. They need to do better for their patients.

The Corona office is a snake pit. ZERO coordination with my mom's oncologist. The doctor and staff…read moreare horrid beasts. Also failing to coordinate with her new doctor. May ALL these people experience the same thing when they are older. You all look at patients as numbers. You all fail to forget that the time will come when you all at that office will eventually be a number also. I hope you all remember what you have done.

This surgeon seriously delayed (two days) my mother's G.I. tube change causing her a real delay in…read moreher recovery and possibly loss of life at this time. He doesn't even seem to have an answering service where someone calls you back. I looked him up on the California Medical Board website and he had an issue with his medical license in New York. So far he didn't even call back the nurse.

What a start! I'm a local truck driver so getting to an appointment 9-12= not easy. Oh well not…read moretheir fault, took a sick day & showed up @11:50 5/2/25. Upon arrival & already not to pleased by taking a day off due to no3/4/5 PM times, the girl at the desk said "didn't we call to reschedule " OBV F'N NOT! I came in w good mood & left pissed! Took Day off (NOT EASY) drove down there (Time/Gas) and they can't make a damn phone call to reschedule which would have sucked but happens. This show operation sure AF won't be operating on me‍