My parents been going to Dr. TAN since I remembered. Now, that my parents Doctor in Long Beach…read more He has always recommended Dr. TAN. HE is a professional and he also have other Doctors that is there to assist him. He can't do lots of patients on his own. I thought he was at his old facility, but he had moved along time ago. Now that we live almost two hours away. I still bring my mom here. My dad is finally going for the 1st time in a million years. Hehe,, just kidding , but I am being serious. His earing is bad. I am secretly taking him. Story short be been to America, became a citizen of the USA . 46 years. He is finally going for the 1st time. Yay... he can't hear etc.. now he is 86 years old. My life as a Caretaker.

I really like Tan Head and Neck Center on Atlantic Ave in Long Beach. I take my father to this…read moreoffice. The doctors are multi generational and everyone is very professional. The Senior Doctor is super funny. The office is really clean. As the name suggests, They provide all care from head to neck. Hearing care. Nasal related problems and neck related problems. I Highly recommend Tan Head and neck.

First time coming to this clinic this year. Went in for throat and nasal issues I'd been having for…read moreyears. I was prescribed nasal spray. I was told I'd have an over the phone follow up. They never mentioned a fee if you miss appointment which is odd because I was told a follow up to see if the spray was working or not which doesn't seem like I was taking space for anyone else walking in. No voicemail was left. I am a medi-cal patient. $50 is a lot for me to pay all for a "missed appointment" that I was not informed about. I was told to send a letter stating what I am stating here and got no response. Just a recurring reminder in the mail. Will not recommend this place.

Terrible service...waited months for a new patient appointment for me and my husband only to have…read moreDr Yoshpe cancel it, by email, 3 weeks prior to the appt date. I called and spoke to friendly person who promised to see if he could find an opening to reschedule my appt. Waited a few days and when I didn't hear back from him, I called the office and got a very unfriendly person who made it clear that she wasn't going to help me (seriously couldn't care less). Decided to share this as a precaution to others that are considering this office/dr.

I've never had any issues with the front office. Sometimes the wait in the office does take longer…read morethan you'd like, but they are a very business place. We see Dr. Yoshpe and she's the kindest doctor to my high anxiety child. She had a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy at 7 years old and it went so smoothly and we felt very safe in their hands.

The doctors are phenomenal yet the gals in the front lack good customer services....I was on hold…read more25 min the person whom answered the phone lack to provide name didn't say anything at all and put me on hold WOW, whats going on there????? Office manager please make it a point to advise the front staff whom is the first point of contact to be professional, we all get busy grab a pen write down name and Number call people back don't make them wait on hold 30min. This is horrible customer service.

Just had my last post-op follow up (11 weeks) and I still have nothing but amazing things to say…read moreabout the entire staff that works for Del Rey MD. I truly wish that every avenue of medical care had people like they do here. From my procedure until now, I have experienced 0 pain. My nose is just about completely healed and the difference in my breathing and sleeping quality is night and day. I can't imagine having gone the rest of my life breathing the way that I was. Post-op check ins over the weeks consisted of: checking out my healing through the little nasal camera, an allergy patch test, suggestions to keep my turbinates from growing in size again, reassurance that everything was healing great, etc. I'm not sure if I will ever have a reason to come back, but I will 100% be recommending Del Rey MD for those in need of an ENT. Thank you again, and especially to Lauryn, for everything!

Bait and switch. Try a different office. The nurse and doctor I saw were both great--kind,…read moreprofessional, and helpful. I felt comfortable and well taken care of during that part of my visit. Unfortunately, things took a turn when I interacted with Angela (the blonde older lady staff member). She was very aggressive about trying to schedule me for an elective procedure that I wasn't even sure I needed yet. Instead of giving me space to think things over or ask questions, I felt pressured and uncomfortable. She kept making comments about how she works in multiple offices and making the appointment for a few months out would be easier for HER. She kept saying "I can't even call you to follow up in 5 months?" And said I would need to pay my copay to hold the appointment. Her attitude really took a turn and she just handed me a black folder and said "I guess you can just read about it yourself then, you're all set" and I walked myself out without anyone saying goodbye, or following up. I hope the office can address this, because the medical care itself was good--but the end was a total bait and switch.

Dr. Varma is a rare breed today. Not only is she competent and effective, she is friendly and a…read morewonderful communicator!

From the owner: Namrata Varma, DO, is a fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologist at SCENT - Southern…read moreCalifornia Ear, Nose, and Throat in Los Alamitos, and Long Beach, California. To better serve her patients and their families, Dr. Varma is fluent in English, Hindi, and Spanish. Dr. Varma received her osteopathic medicine doctorate from Touro University - College of Osteopathic Medicine. She went on to complete her Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery residency through Michigan State University. She was then accepted into the prestigious Pediatric Otolaryngology fellowship McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, in Canada where she received training in surgical treatment for chronic ear infections, endoscopic and open airway reconstruction, and specialized speech and swallowing disorders. She moved back home to Southern California five years ago and has since been caring for both children and adults with a wide variety of ear, nose, and throat problems, including minimally invasive surgery to treat obstructive salivary gland disorders. With her passion for Pediatrics, Dr. Varma collaborated with the pediatric speech and swallow therapists at Miller Children's and Women's Hospital and has since started a multi-disciplinary Aerodigestive Clinic, addressing the needs of both inpatient and outpatient children with complex swallowing and voice disorders. Despite being early in her career, Dr...

This review is long overdue. Due to a traumatic experience it has taken me almost 4 years to write…read more In September 2020 Dr. Hurvitz repaired our son's face at just a few hours old. Dr. Hurvitz is a wonderful surgeon and human being. My newborn baby was cut from eye to ear during a crash c-section. 3 plastics surgeons turned down the repair because they felt they weren't skilled enough due to how deep the cut was and the proximity to nerves, his eye, his ear, muscles, the age of the newborn and other various factors. They weren't sure if my son would be able to feed, or use his eye. One surgeon called Dr. Hurvitz in to the hospital for a consultation. Thank God Dr. Hurvitz agreed to come in and do the surgery. He was off, and at home with his family. His team kept my baby alive when he had to be intubated and struggled to breathe (he was hours old and had been exposed to many drugs during the crash c-section because they couldn't get me numb). Finally, at almost midnight I got to meet my son after 8 hours. He was perfect. His incision/ scar was minimal. It's hardly noticeable now, almost 4 years later. Sometimes when his face turns red I can see a faint white line. It was so big, so complicated and so deep, and now it's a tiny paper thin line. The stitching was beautifully done. Most importantly He was able to nurse, and use his eye, he had no issues opening or closing it. Dr. Hurvitz repaired the muscle, nerves and incision perfectly. His office staff are also wonderful people. They patiently worked with me on insurance and payment. They answered every email, and call. They are a Wonderful group of ladies. Dr. Hurvitz bedside manner when I met him and his assistant put me at ease. I don't remember what he said, but how he made me feel. He cared. He was funny. And he's absolutely the best surgeon. Thank you Dr. Hurvitz. You were one of the few good things that happened to us during that horrible experience. We thank God for you every time we look at our son's face. He's gorgeous and healthy. The scar is minimal and most people don't even notice it. I would absolutely trust and recommend Dr. Hurvitz.

Absolutely amazing experience. Thank you for holiday gift! I am so happy…read more I truly appreciate friendly staff, clean environment and overall experience.

Great Otolaryngologist who is skilled and knowledgeable and explained everything…read more From a physician in a different specialty

I called to request an appointment, and was told that I would receive a call from a different…read moreperson/department (?) that would call me at a later time to schedule me. I never received a call back. Poor service and first impression of this doctor's office.

I waited several weeks for the appointment, so I was well prepared. I asked for the 8 page forms…read moreto be mailed to me, as I have Macular Degeneration and need my Braille tools at home. The forms were delayed so I made a special trip to the office to collect them. The office was closed on a Friday. Finally when the forms came I tried to fill them out the best I could with my failing eyesight. I do well in typing, so I wrote a one page letter explaining my history. Dr. Willner did not want to know anything about my health and had a very rude attitude, bragging about his training. His laptop was the only important thing, not me, the patient. He did not like me, an 93 year old woman, and he let it be known. He made a sarcastic remark to his girl Claudia when her gave instruction for a future appointment. He did not say good-bye to me, but gave me a dirty look. I cancelled the appointment.

Dr. Willner did surgery on me for a mass in my parotid gland. He is a wonderful dr. Sat with me…read moreto explain my options and when I decided what I wanted to do he explained how the surgery was performed and want the possible complications could be. I was in the hospital for 3 days and after that was able to get my staples and stitches out 10 days later. Everyone from the hospital staff to anyone that I talk to about Dr. Willner can't say enough good things about him. I was very nervous before the surgery and the staff at Long Beach Memorial said I was in the best of hands....put me at ease. My mass turned out to be cancer and Dr. Willner's follow-up has been remarkable. I can't say enough great things about him and I would recommend him to anyone that needs a great dr or surgeon. My experience with his staff is also great. They are very friendly and welcoming when you enter the office. If you have to wait a little bit I don't mind because I know I'm getting the best care possible.

Called to make appointment... explained i had a pain in my throat and all I got was "go to…read moreemergency or urgent care". I know he can't give medical advice, but what a real jerk. Hope his actual bedside manner is better than his phone attitude. I will never know because he will NEVER GET MY BUSINESS! If you don't want to or can't talk to patients, don't answer your own phone! Again, what a jerk.

Friendly service and staff. Went here for my ear infection. Now I'm cured.read more