Dr. Tony Bouz did my total left hip replacement, he is the best I'm out of pain and can now enjoy…read moremy life again I highly recommend him. The office staff is amazing and very helpful with any questions you have.

Excellent staff--they are professional, friendly, and so good at what they do! Thank you to Dr…read more Bouz and Luis and the whole staff.

OMG‼All the boxes 5 Stars receptionist, Olivia, very pleasant, helpful, just that extra touch you…read moreare blessed to have in the doctors office‼ Assistant, Vanessa, amazing, focused and sweet at the same time, extremely comforting way about her‼ AND Dr.Kamel, the icing on the cake‼ No joke‼ God, please make all of my doctors like him‼ My sisters and brothers, here is the answer to your prayers for a podiatrist‼ God IS good‼ Trust me‼ My type of care? Pain in my left foot at every step‼ Glass in my foot for two years :( Don't wait any longer for relief!!! Dr. Kamel will help!!!

Worst doctor I've ever had didn't care about my foot told me to come back in 2 months, had no…read moredoctor to take care of my foot ended up in an emergency, what a doctor the worst I've ever had.

I was referred to Dr Nestorovsky by another hip specialist. I appreciated his honesty on my…read morepossible outcomes. He answered all my questions and I never felt rushed. I had surgery in April and since I got home, I could tell that original pain wasn't there. My hip feels good, everyday is better than the one before. It's over an hour commute to see him in either office but well worth it. He offered televisits when possible and I found his staff friendly and helpful. Thank you Dr. Nestorovsky!

they never answer the fuxking phone or it'll go to voicemail it's so annoying and frustratingread more

If I could give Dr. Sachin Patel and Garey Orthopedic zero stars, I would…read more My brother was referred to Dr. Patel directly from urgent care because he was experiencing excruciating neck and shoulder pain. His arm and hand had gone completely numb, and he was in so much pain that he could barely sit still. Throughout the appointment he was visibly writhing in pain. The urgent care physician had already done what they could and referred him to an orthopedic specialist because they believed he needed further evaluation and treatment. Even though Garey Orthopedic was able to get him in relatively quickly, it still took several agonizing days for the appointment while my brother continued to suffer. At the time, we were grateful to be seen sooner than expected. Looking back after our experience, I couldn't help but wonder whether the availability had less to do with efficiency and more to do with patients choosing not to return to this place. We walked into this appointment expecting expertise, answers, and, at the very least, compassion. Instead, we were met with one of the most cold, dismissive, and uncaring physicians I have ever encountered. Dr. Patel came into the room, asked my brother what was wrong, and while briefly checking his grip strength, asked when the symptoms began. Within just a few minutes he said my brother needed an MRI and then asked, "Are you open to an MRI?" We found that question baffling. We weren't there to decide for ourselves what diagnostic tests should be performed. We were referred to an orthopedic specialist because we expected a physician to evaluate him and determine the appropriate course of action. The most upsetting part of the visit came when we asked what could be done to help manage my brother's unbearable pain while waiting for the MRI. Dr. Patel's response was simply, "Go to the ER." We asked if Garey Orthopedic did not treat pain, and he again replied, "No. Go to the ER." There was no explanation other than an arrogant response the he is a surgeon and if my brother came looking for pain relief he couldnt help him. No discussion of why that was his recommendation. No acknowledgment that the patient sitting directly in front of him was in obvious agony. No empathy. No compassion. Every response felt abrupt, irritated, and dismissive, as though our questions were an inconvenience. I understand that physicians have limits on what they can prescribe or treat. If Dr. Patel believed the emergency room was the appropriate place for pain management, that could have been explained with professionalism and compassion. Instead, his demeanor conveyed complete indifference to someone who was clearly suffering. Later, we asked the nurse if he could be referred to a pain management doctor and she was able to give us a couple of names. At this point however, I don't think I would take that their referral for anything. We accepted the MRI referral because it was necessary, my brother paid his copay, and left. Before we were even out of the parking lot, we had already decided my brother would never return to Dr. Patel. We immediately began looking for another orthopedic physician because we had absolutely no confidence that someone with so little compassion was the right person to oversee his care. A physician's responsibility extends beyond ordering tests. Patients deserve to be heard, informed, and treated with dignity, especially when they are in obvious distress. My brother came to this appointment desperate for help. He left feeling dismissed, unheard, and no closer to finding relief. After reading many of the other reviews, I now understand that our experience was not unique. I only wish I had read them before scheduling this appointment. If you are looking for an orthopedic physician who listens, communicates, and treats patients with compassion, our experience with Dr. Patel was the complete opposite. I cannot recommend Dr. Patel or Garey Orthopedic based on the way my brother was treated.

Dr Sachin Patel is not a doctor, he's an inhumane man posing as a doctor in the medical field for…read moreprofit He doesn't care one bit about his patients and that is clearly demonstrated through his lack of empathy, lack of bedside manner and unprofessional appearance. I was recommended to him to seek an orthopedic surgeon for an ongoing condition that is very painful; this office came highly recommended. Upon arrival I filled out their paperwork, I was put into a room where a nurse took my detailed information regarding my symptoms, my issues, the pain I was experiencing and all was input it into a computer. A few minutes later Sachin Patel arrived not reviewing any of the notes, not reviewing any of the data that I gave to the nurse and proceeded to ask me what my issue was. I explained to him that I was an extreme pain and that I had a previous injury and I had been to urgent care and they referenced me to his office for a diagnosis and a treatment plan. I told him I was in extreme pain and needed his help to resolve my condition. He said "well what do you want me to do for you?" I was shocked I've never heard a doctor asked me what I want him to do for me, "I'm in pain doctor I need help" His response was extremely condescending, and he began talking to me like I was a child...that he needs information first... "We'll need an MRI, if you need pain medication go to an emergency room, we don't do that here, this is an acute medical center. Are you open to getting an MRI or not?" That was enough for me to realize that this guy is not a doctor, he could care less about anybody's pain, he could care less about how you feel, he's just there to collect a co-payment and brush you off. His appearance was disheveled, with long greasy, stringy hair, he looked sweaty and unkempt, he spoke really fast and seemed "amped up" on something. He seemed to be in a real rush to get in and out of that room, he didn't care about hearing what I had to say, he didn't care that I was in extreme pain, it was as if I was bothering him with my condition and he made me feel stupid for requesting help. He told me the MRI would probably take about a week or two. I got the MRI done the next day and I'm now scheduling with another orthopedic surgeon to actually care for my condition. This doctor and this office is nothing but a joke don't waste your time, your effort and your money going here.

Had left hip replaced and then developed neuropathy in right foot. Had an awful experience in San…read moreDimas hospital because of lack of care. Had to be taken to Casa Colina for 9 days of recovery for lung infection.

My son injured his arm Sunday evening and urgent care didn't do anything for us but tell hahahaha…read moreto seek out an orthopedic surgeon. Miss day morning I called first thing after finding Dr. Malinick on yelp, the staff was very helpful and were able to accommodate us same day. The young lady I spoke with went above and beyond to help us. We waited about 30 min but that was to be expected since we were squeezed in at the last minute. Once We saw the doctor my 10 year old was immediately comforted. What a stark contrast from the Urgent Care doctor. His bedside manner was kind and gentle. He explained the process and possible outcomes in a way that my son could understand. I'm very grateful to have found Dr. Malinick's practice. I highly recommend him and his practice.

So, I was doing something I probably should not be doing at my age anymore (or at the very least,…read morebeing a lot more cautious, LOL!!). Went sledding with kiddos over the last winter break. My elbow must have hit a rock or something else jutting out of the snow on the way down one of the runs. Fast forward to almost four months later and I'm still having pain! I start thinking, maybe I should get this checked out and make sure I don't have a fracture or something. I've never seen an orthopedic doctor in my life--so wasn't sure what to expect. I saw another doctor in this office (Dr. Bouz). He is a straight shooter kind of guy (which is fine with me). The office has the ability to do Xrays internally so there is no need to wait to get them done or for results. The technician who took the pictures for me was a joyful person who I could tell really loves his job. The receptionist was super helpful, patient, and kind from the time of booking the appointment until I left. All around great office visit where I got the answers I needed and in a very efficient manner. I hope to not have to come to this office again for any reason, but if I do, it's nice to know there is a solid choice so nearby. :-)

I thought this doc was a bit rude. Making me cry in the office is pretty much the qualifier for…read morerudeness. I was trying to tell him what happened to me in two accidents and which body parts were hurt in those accidents. That's how insurance companies think - per event and which body parts were involved in the date of injury. He kept wanting to go over it by body part. I sort of get that, but come ON! Try listening when a patient is taking to you. "OK, What happened that day? What body parts were hurt? were any hurt on both days?" Any moron should get it. But that's the problem with orthopedic surgeons, they all have a god complex. They want to cut and sew you back together so they can congratulate themselves on their handiwork. I walked out and went back to my general practitioner. That was a probably a mistake on some levels. I might have been able to get MRIs and cortisone shots sooner. I can't help but think that good bedside manner is important. "Ma'am, I can see you're upset. Do your best to tell me what happened so I can treat you." Unfortunately, social skills are often an afterthought rather than millions they are going to make as doctors. My grandfather was a family practitioner and he was nice to everyone. He saved people's lives. And if you couldn't pay, he would treat you anyway. Those days are over.

Dr. Bayley is an excellent Physician. I have followed his practice since 1978. His patients and…read morestaff are treated well. Dr. Bayley is a very talented Surgeon and his patient care and bedside manner are fantastic. If you're looking for an Orthopedic Surgeon that you can trust make an appointment and see for yourself.