I was amazed how much this office and staff are on top of patient care. I had a problem with my…read moreinsurance, blue shield and they had failed to put me in the right system. Talisha stayed on the line with me for over an hour with blue shield to make sure that I am in the right system cause otherwise if I had to use any medical care including hospitals they wouldn't cover despite the fact that every month they took my premiums. I was very much impressed and appreciative of what she did . In this day and age this kind of patient advocacy is very rate :)

Latisha the office manager does not return phone calls, she does not like to call in prescriptions…read morewhen needed by patient! She is abrasive and combative on phone any call or request From patient's family member! However....Dr.Amir Bahadori is caring, professional and supportive Himself; please let us know when Ms. Latisha quits :) All the best, Your Patient's daughter

Visiting Doctor Ben-Zur in Tarzana was an incredibly positive experience. I am a 68 years old…read moreTriathlete with concern for my health. During today's visit, the team / staff were very attentive to my situations, explained the tests that were given in the office and showed support. I loved all the framed information on each wall, wishing I had more time to see it all. Doctor Ben-Zur must have come into the room at least 4 times. Each time he checked on his team and explained to me what the next step is and why. At the end of my visit the Doctor took his time to go over all the tests, forward RX to my pharmacy, order more tests and set up a visit with him the following day (usually it takes me weeks before I can see my other doctors for follow up). Thank you Doctor Ben-Zur and the TEAM. Isaac Goren

He's been my cardiologist for over 20 years. A more caring, competent doctor does not exist.read more

Dr Lensky is very knowledgeable and never makes me feel bad about asking questions. His office…read moremanager, Ruzanna is just as helpful and always gets the job done

I went to Dr Lensky for a routine check up. I also got a stress test right there in his office…read more I love this office The whole staff is very vigilant and professional And of course, Dr Lensky seems to be extremely and professionally expert in what he does If you need a cardiologist, a highly recommended office of Dr Lensky

I've been coming to this doctor office for 2 years now and I finally change PCP cause I find her…read moreoffice to be unprofessional to continue service here. 1. The nurse does not wear a scrub. I can't really tell if the lady is really a real nurse. 2. I have a certain skin conditions and her recommendation to my problem doesn't help me with resolving it. 3. The front reception is extremely incompetent and not respectful of their patient time. I had an upcoming surgery schedule and needed to get some blood work and X-ray done. They scheduled me to go into their office 3 weeks before the surgery date. They told me not to eat for my blood work. On my appointment date, which was at around noon, I came in and they didn't drew any blood. I was so upset when they told me to go to quest to get my blood test done. The thing about quest is, you have to schedule an appointment a few weeks in advance if you want an early appointment especially if you need to fast for the blood test. They said I can go walk in after the doctor visit. Do they think I have all day? I have to work people! After not having anything eaten all day on that date, I decided to make an appointment with quest at 3:30 which is after work for me. So I basically spent all day not eating anything thanks to this doctor office.

Dr. Boyadjean is through and patient. She spends quality time with my medical issues. She offers…read moreresources to assist me and goes out of her way to make me feel comfortable. I highly recommend her. She is one of the best physicians in LA. She shows concern and compassion for my wellbeing.

The worst doctor ever!!! I had stomach issues for over 8…read moremonths and needed an endoscopy to find out the cause of the pain. Dr. Tatoyan performed the endoscopy and afterward told me he didn't see anything wrong, but prescribed omeprazole, which I was already taking. He mentioned I had a stomach hernia, but when I asked for the pictures and videos, he refused, saying they couldn't take good quality images, which was ridiculous. After consulting other doctors, we found out I had H. pylori, which was the actual cause of all the pain. Please, do not trust this doctor or waste your money. Their entire office is a joke and only cares about making money.

Dr Did my Breast redo after 10years , he's caring surgeon and staff is awesome. They really no how…read moreto handle you for A-Z. I highly recommended this surgeon . Nice work

I had just found out that I needed eye surgery ASAP, but it couldn't be scheduled until I had my…read morepre-op completed. Dr. Emrani's office had already closed when I called late Friday, so I emailed him my situation. Within hours he replied, "Not to worry, come in Monday morning at 11:15am and we will take care of you." Seriously?? Now THAT'S one fabulous doctor!

Dr Emrani is my hero. I cannot express enough my admiration, gratitude and respect for Dr Emrani…read more He genuinely cares for and about his patients beyond the basics. Knowledgable and well informed. He practices and offers the latest treatment plans at the highest level of information so you can be assured you are getting the best care for whatever your condition is. Almost wvebasic test always reachable. And responsive Such respect for special Dr who cares about his patients

Been a patient for over a decade and have found recently they've lost the quality of care I once…read moreknew. They just refer you out for everything now. Their PA gaslit me about my pelvic pain, read me incorrect results from my ultrasound, then ordered the wrong CT (costing me hundreds of dollars). When I emailed them asking why the wrong test was ordered it took them over a week to answer and then I was admonished on the phone by the front desk (who is the Dr's son) for not CALLING TO TELL THEM I EMAILED because they don't check it often. I was told the doctor wanted to see me without any other information. I had to take off work once again, went to the appt where it was clear they were really just checking their own legal liability and not my well being. The doctor was talking so much about how the cost of care is going up completely tone deaf to all the money they had cost me. I finally got the dr to admit they messed up and I didn't receive an apology or anything but they did charge me for that appt that I never asked for. Nearly $600 in mistakes I had to pay and when I asked about being refunded/credited the front desk was rude and dismissive as if I had booked the appointment and because she pushed Advil on me in the appt he used it as a way to legitimize the visit. The Dr. didn't provide any helpful feedback, guessed at several diagnoses (all wrong), prescribed me Advil and just made my pain worse by pushing on me. They tried to pawn me off on expensive gynecologists who charged insane yearly fees and when I questioned this they said it was "normal" and "everyone is doing it now." Well it's not normal and I found my own gyno who doesn't charge a subscription to join their office. My trust for the PA & Dr is gone, I felt dismissed and used, which is such a shame because I really loved the NP in the office.

Dr. Donna Cashdan referred me to a surgeon who operated against need, consent, or rationale and…read moredisabled me. After this severe bodily harm Dr. Cashdan dismissed my complaints and refused to physically examine me appropriately to evaluate the damage. Instead, she prescribed inappropriate medications that caused tachycardia, allergic reaction, bizarre feelings, akathisia, (an urge to move beyond one's control), and many other common detrimental effects of these drugs. When I reported intolerable and dangerous effects of these drugs that weren't appropriate for me, Dr. Cashdan told me to take more. Ten doctors, including four surgeons, (who examined me in the correct ways Dr. Cashdan did not), demonstrated and testified the surgery was overly aggressive, contra-indicated, and against consent; this constitutes surgical battery they said. "The surgery irreversibly destroyed much of the patient's subcutaneous myofasical and other tissues. Portions of her body are missing, affecting her whole structure. This is CLEAR-CUT BUTCHERY. HORRIBLE." A physical therapist from USC requested full physical disability status for me. Another physical therapist wrote, "Though in disabling pain, she is rational, kind, and bright. She's more highly organized and functioning than many people I know without disability; I can only imagine how high functioning she must have been before she was so injured." 11 months after the violations by the surgeon Dr. Cashdan referred me to, Dr. U. finally broke the cycle of medical abuse: he did evaluations for muscular and systemic function, studied the case, charted surgical scars and bodily damage, had me fill out a pain-disability questionnaire, ordered an MRI, and wrote reports about the unconsented removal of needed myofasical structures and the life-altering outcomes, and he respected me and treated me well -- totally unlike Donna Cashdan did. "The tissues are over-stretched, leading to pockets of painful adhesions that pull tightly upon movement. These procedures caused many other systems to be affected: muscular, lymphatic, circulatory, mobility, and others." It seems clear to me Dr. Cashdan did not want to acknowledge the damage the surgeon she referred me to caused; I found her records to be full of lies and omissions. She did not document severe bodily harm, extreme pain and other problems caused by the surgeon. I learned that for legal purpose, if it is not in the medical record, it "never happened," This is said to be a legal veil to protect doctors. The defense used Dr. Cashdan's lies against me. In what I find to be classic victim blaming, (DARVO - Deny and Reverse Victim and Offender), Dr. Cashdan said I "asked for it" and any problems are my fault. I've met others who have serious complaints from this surgeon since then. The ethical doctors I've met since are outraged by Cashdan's actions. Five months after the surgical harm, Dr. Cashdan insisted on doing osteopathy, which was against my wishes, as osteopathy is not indicated for mutilation. She put her fingers on my neck and said, "Your whole body is torqued!" I said, "Yes, from the assault, as I've told you." When I continued to ask for the help, (including but not limited to an MRI, which another doctor finally referred me to - it showed damaged structures), Dr. Cashdan wrote in her notes I was "teary," and "whiny, as usual." In an article about medical misdiagnosis, Dr. Diana Cejas, pediatric neurologist, said, "Sometimes a patient's complaints seem outlandish and their symptoms impossible. But sometimes they're right. Sometimes just listening to a patient can save their life." Before this referral, I ran businesses I loved, was accepted to graduate school, planned to become a homeowner, and had an active, social, athletic life; after, I'm physically disabled, in extreme pain, survive on a tiny disability stipend, and now have valid concern about homelessness. I asked Dr. Cashdan to do the right thing, but she was noncompliant. It's vital to have a skilled physician who has your best interests at heart and charts the truth.

I have had Dr Dardashti as my Dr. since 2012 and I highly recommend him. He is patient, calm,…read morereassuring and actually listens to you when you talk to him and ask him questions. I never feel rushed when I go for my appointments and his whole staff is very supportive and approachable.

Namaste! It's very rare to find a doctor that can take a negative situation and instantly make it…read morebetter! That is what happened today at my annual visit. I am so glad that Dr. D is my PCP, and his wonderful front desk staff always help me with any questions and issues that come up! He makes you feel comfortable, heard, and valued! I highly recommend Doctor Dardashti and thank you nurse Ruth for all of your CARE this year. 4/17/26