Ting Ting was great! Very detailed, put a plan together and helped us with our 2 year old son. I…read morewent from sleeping in his bedroom, to the hallway, back to my room. Thanks!

I never thought my kid (8mo) would sleep through the night -- he would wake up 2-3 times on…read moreaverage. Ting Ting had him sleeping through the night just a few days into our program! It's really amazing what she can do with a few schedule changes and no cry-it-out. We loved her attitude and were super grateful to work with her. Thank you Ting Ting!

Dr. Imbus is an exceptional doctor. I've had debilitating migraines for over 15 years, and he's the…read morefirst to truly study my pain patterns and adjust my injection sites in a way that helps minimize the pain with my attacks. His attention to detail and willingness to troubleshoot has made a real difference for me. His staff is great as well.

My first time here. My mom has an appointment with Dr. Ross for a consultation. Turns out he's…read moreretiring this month. Parking available in the back. It was $4.50. The office does not validate for parking. Staffs are friendly. Spacious and clean office. If you have an email on file ask them to send you pre questionnaire to fill out before your appointment so you're not rushing to fill it out at the office. It was the longest questionnaire I've ever filled out.

Never on time 1:00 appt means nothing u may get in a hour later waiting worst scheduling I've seen…read more Every time I've come here with a appointment

This review is for Dr Nune and the clinical staff: The…read morereason for the visit was for both vestibular and memory issues. I wish I was more invasive and snapped a shot because you cannot believe this. The tech was dressed in a red themed jacket to top off an outfit more fitting of attending a rap concert than a medical office. I thought I was being punked. The guy was pleasant enough but dressed very inappropriately. I cannot take any doctor seriously that would allow for anyone working in said office to not be outfitted in proper scrubs etc.. The younger lady at check in was very pleasant but not able to obtain my MRI records while at my visit that was around 45 minutes (wait was around 10 minutes and 30 minutes for the visit. The doctor told me the visit was going to be be focused on one issue (not two) and this was going to be memory. I did a quick walk at the end to show instability when I walk (I had my balance nerve cut years ago during a resection). I got some archaic test complete with kindergarten animal sketches and other nonsense in a test that was likely created sometime in the 1960's. Meanwhile, I misplace everything all the time including cars I just parked minutes prior to a quick run into the store. So, how does this address help define my memory issues?! I am starting to think neurologist are completely pointless. I mean Chat GPT is more helpful and that is not saying much. Finally, I was offered a future EEG test. I was directed to a room with a woman with glasses to set that appointment. This was a woman with attitude (wore glasses and hair pulled back in a ponytail). I asked if I could have this test closer to home since this was a trek and I was told after developing care that future visits could be virtual. She took some attitude with me and stated twice about how the test needs to be done in that office. A good doctor would understand my situation and want to make it as easy for a patient as possible (imho). I kept insisting that I would not want to return to have this test there, so she hems and haws then gets up to ask the doctor (supposedly) and comes back to tell me it's a negative and I have to come there. Oh, and it gets better because then you have to wait a month if you want to get the results. Every single doctor posts results in your medical chart and if something is abnormal then they call you. Thank goodness this doctor is not treating something more dire (at least for me) because who needs to wait a month for a useless test....no one and I am out.

I'm so happy that I connected with Riza after my tongue tie release. I wish I had met her prior to…read morethat but honestly I went into this procedure not knowing too much about the prep. Riza's guidance helped me relieve so much tension and pain stored for years. I used to grind my teeth at night and mouth breathe and that's completely vanished. I also feel like my anxiety levels have dipped as I've been strengthening my tongue and practicing good tongue posture. Which then helped me with my digestive issues. Everything I ate caused inflammation and now I'm realizing my poor digestion might have a strong link to my tongue posture and inability to activate my vagus nerve. I feel like this experience has been life changing. If you're thinking of seeing a myofunctional therapist, I would highly recommend Riza. And it really is so life changing! I only wish I'd done this years ago.

Riza is such a good therapist. She is really thoughtful and patient. I highly recommend! She is…read moreawesome!

Where to begin. We started out with a unique situation. Our son spent the first 6 months of his…read morelife literally sleeping ON me and never slept more than 3 hours at a time, until he started waking up every hour or more. We were both against sleep training and thought it was best to just push through this phase. But after weeks of waking up every hour and no end in sight, we were exhausted in every sense of the word and just not functioning well. Our son, who is literally usually the happiest baby alive, was a cranky emotional mess like his parents. Out of desperation, we hired a sleep consultant (not through Pam Neese) and had an absolutely HORRIFIC experience. I was so put off by sleep consultants. But then after another couple miserable sleepless weeks, my boyfriend found Pam Nease Sleep.  We worked with Sophie and I cannot speak highly enough of her. After a horrible first experience with a sleep consultant, she blew me away with her attentiveness, thoughtfulness and dedication to helping restore our family. She was with us every step of the way, answered all of my questions thoroughly and even helped with things I didn't think of. And contrary to what I originally thought, the phone calls were sooo valuable! I needed that support and reassurance. Now at first, I couldn't believe the price and thought there is NOOO way we are paying so much for a sleep consultant- ridiculous!! But let me tell you, you get what you pay for and the service they off at the level they offer it at is worth SO MUCH MORE! This is coming from someone who was totally against sleep training and thought the $300 I paid the other consultant was too much. Ha!  Sleep training was not easy- it was a Rollercoaster of emotions and bad nights. I hated it to be honest. But I would do it again (only with the help of Sophie though lol)! Because now our son sleeps through the night, takes long naps consistently and is back to being the happiest baby alive. (It turns out sleep training doesn't ruin your baby or your relationship with your baby!!) And as new parents, we are much happier and healthier, better rested, back to working out and spending more time together because now we have the energy. Moving forward, I know we have the tools for great sleep and so does our son. Priceless.  Pam and Sophie, I want to thank you both for helping my family. It is very obvious you are passionate about the work you do and helping struggling families like mine. We are forever grateful! My only regret was not finding you first.

I really thought my kids (2 and 6) were going to stump our sleep consultant, Jessica. We literally…read moretried every single trick in the book (co-sleeping, sitting, lullabies, CIO, even making the room freezing cold so they would stay in their beds) but my kids were still taking almost 2.5 hours to fall asleep very night after lots of threatening, screaming, and crying. We hesitated for 6 months because we didn't want to spend the money on something that wasn't guaranteed, but we finally gave in when nothing was getting better and I figured I could at least say that we tried everything (and maybe they'd return my money when they realized my kids were "lost causes" or the worst they'd ever seen? It was that bad...). Jessica was very friendly and understanding. She spent a lot of time asking questions about each child. Even she admitted that we had tried everything! I think some of the big tricks were setting our kids up for success even if it felt like we were doing the opposite (like moving the kids to sleep in separate rooms) and CONSISTENCY between both parents on the bedtime routine (from MOTN wake-ups to consequences). The biggest value to me was having Jessica there for specific questions at each phase of the sleep training process. You can read all the websites and books, but with no one there to answer your questions when your kid throws you a curve ball, you end up questioning/doubting yourself and, in our case, spouses may want to respond in different ways. Jessica was always flexible with us if we weren't comfortable doing something and was great with pivoting the plan to accommodate the progress of each kid. By the end, she really knew our kids and was as equally proud of them as we were! It took about 12 weeks but both of our kids sleep in their own rooms now and are quietly and willingly in bed by 8pm (just like in the movies!!!!!) I honestly never would have imagined how much my kids completely turned around like this! It is a LIFE CHANGER. I was having so much mom guilt and I literally DREADED bedtime every single night. Now the whole family knows what to expect for bedtime routine, my kids know how to fall asleep on their own (which is an important skill that they will have for the rest of their lives!), and they're overall happier kids with less meltdowns, outbursts, and midday crashes. I VERY HIGHLY recommend Pam Nease Sleep (and Jessica!) even if your kids aren't as bad as mine. Initially it felt bad/weird asking for this type of help because it's like admitting that we didn't know what we were doing and having to reveal all the wrong ways we were doings, but there was never even a judgmental tone from Jessica. She was so patient and kind and understanding through every step of the way. And there's nothing wrong with asking for help! Each child is different and teaching kids how to sleep is actually NOT innate or obvious, so if you're at your wit's end and about to lose your @*!@$@&@# like I was, I highly recommend hiring a sleep consultant and Pam Nease will not disappoint!

Short wait after arriving on time to be moved to an exam room. Another shot wait for the nurse to…read moretake vitals and then to be seen by Dr. Z. We had just gotten started when the nurse came back and told the doctor something. The doctor excused himself, said he had a very sick patient who he was trying to help and he would be right back. It was just a few minutes later that Dr, Z came back, We finished up he appointment. I thought it was great that he priorized based on need. It made me feel more confident in his care.

This office consistently occupies residential parking spaces designated for the neighboring…read morecommunity, several of whose residents have mobility impairments and rely on those spots for accessibility. After raising this concern directly with the office manager, the situation improved temporarily, however, the problem has since resumed. Given that the Civic Center parking lot is located directly across the street, there is a readily available alternative for staff and patients. I would strongly encourage management to implement a lasting solution out of consideration for the residents affected.

Great care. I'm a clenched/grinder and work in the dental field. I've been given night guards for…read moreyears and nothing helped the pain. Since coming here, my jaw pain is practically gone. I wish I found this office sooner.

Martin a put a crown on the tooth next to the one that needed it, and when I tried to confront him,…read morethey wouldn't let me talk to him

Dr. Barton's office is tucked inside West Coast Neurology (Suite 175), and honestly? The whole…read moreplace feels surprisingly upbeat for a medical practice. There's a kind of warm energy buzzing through it. When I walked in, a few staff members immediately checked in with me--offered help, asked if I needed anything, and seemed like they meant it. It's the kind of place where you don't feel like an inconvenience for just... being there. Dr. Barton himself? Warm, sharp, unhurried. He asked specific questions, zero judgment, no rush--just actual conversation. You can tell he likes his job and takes it seriously. Also? He's a lot more personable than you'd expect from someone who's double-board-certified in neurology and clinical neurophysiology. (Which sounds a bit like a Marvel super-scientist resume, but I digress). ‍‍ Bottom line: if you're looking for a doctor who listens, thinks out loud with you, respects your time, and actually gives a damn--Dr. Barton checks every box, and then some.

Myofascial Syndrome: A fortunate recommendation by my Neurologist, Dr. Edward G. Barton, introduced…read moreme to a renowned professional who uses his own specific and trademarked treatments. A year of suffering and a hospitalization had not led me to a solution or to the cause of my pain and rapid loss of mobility. After a series of weekly visits, I was guided back to normalcy. Some tips during treatment keep me on course. I will return for occasional visits as needed. Thank you, Dr. Barton, for your guidance, wisdom and empathy. I am 76 and I want to avoid surgery whenever I can and take care of my body.