I give this place 5 stars because my experience was nothing but satisfactory. I saw Dr. Korchek and…read morehe was very kind, attentive, and knowledgeable. Previously, I had went to another orthopedist and the doctor rushed me in and out making feel like I was on a conveyor belt rather then a doctors office. I originally went in thinking my old shoulder injury was the cause of the pain in my back and neck, but Dr. Korchek after a few exercises diagnosed me with a neck injury. He took the time to explain why he was making this diagnosis and gave me a prescription for a steroid to relieve the inflammation and nerve pain. Again, I was very happy with my visit and would definitely recommend Buena Vista Orthopedics for anyone needing to be checked out.

Avoid this place if you have a workers comp case. Dr. Feldman is the worst. Shows no compassion for…read morethe injured. Just tells you that you are ok and well. Most likely doctors get a cut from workers comp insurances to just say that all the injured are good to go. I feel like punching this guy right in the chops. And he closes out cases saying you are ok behind your back. Make sure you have a good lawyer.

A long overdue gratefulness. I have never been a patient of Dr. Sakiyama, but back in 1992, pre…read moreinternet, he saved my life so I consider myself treated by him for purposes of this review. I am a Real Estate agent and was introduced to Dr. Sakiyama through a client of mine. Come to think of it he never bought or sold through me (LOL). Anyway I what I thought a a really bad strain of the flu turned out to be cellulitis which can unalive a person pretty quickly. I called him and told him my symptoms which btw my face was so swollen I looked like the elephant man. Dr Sakiyama told me to hang up the phone and immediately go to the hospital and tell them cellulitis. I walked in and they thought I was an accident victim. The doctor there said had I not come in I could quote possibly be dead the next day. That was 32 years ago. Thanks Roland! I am indebted to you.

By far, the most through and professional annual physical I have ever had in 59 years on this…read moreplanet! Dr. Sakiyama was a true gentleman as well as a highly qualified practitioner, He is very committed to the personal wellness of his patients and is very prevention-focused. Although candid and direct (which I like), he also is a good listener and seems to ask all the right questions. And he has a wry sense of humor. The UCLA Health Group is simply outstanding - extremely well organized with professional and upbeat nurses, technicians and office personnel. I believe they are currently "setting the gold standard" for how caring and efficient health and wellness care *should" be done!

This review is for Dr. L. ANDERSON. Had some issues with…read morefood and medications lately. Came in to discuss what was going on. She is fantastic. Very informative, kind and spoke clearly in an easy to understand way. She asked many questions and was open to answering all of my questions with clear informative answers. Definitely would recommend her! The office itself is a bit dated. They mail you forms to fill out (not online). Luckily she brought a lap top in the exam room and notated.

Visited Dr. Ho on May 17, 2018. Came and was seen on time and was out within 15 minutes…read more.. Here is why I am giving his office a ONE star. Before being seen, we paid our 40$ copay, only to receive a bill three weeks later for 40$. I called his office to be put on hold, finally the secretary gets back on the phone to tell me to disregard the bill, so why I was sent a bill. I was told, "it was an accident because the girl didn't put it in until now". Not the answer I want to hear coming from billing. Imagine how many people they "accidentally" send a bill to and even if they can get one unknowing or elderly person to DOUBLE pay their copay, and addition to the 130$ they billed my insurance is UNACCEPTABLE!!

Well this is my final visit with the doctor. I must say he is exactly the way that other people…read moredepicted him to be. He's warm, kind even empathetic. He's can really see and understand what I was going through. He has no problem waiting and repeating instructions as you write them down (which I encourage that you do). Being in pain and having ur life turned upside down from someone else's mistake is hard. So I say all this to say....you ate in good hands. Another SATISFIED patient. PS. He sometimes runs behind just like other doctors and that's because he takes his time figuring out a treatment plan specific to ur needs.

My husband has been going to Dr. Gross for years. Dr. Gross…read moreis quirky and has a funny sense of humor, just like my husband and they have a great patient doctor relationship. We moved to another state and Dr. Gross is such a gifted doctor my husband actually flies back to his appointments. He refuses to see any other doctor. Dr. Gross is an amazing doctor, well informed with tons of medical knowledge. He has healed my husband from a major back injury years ago. The office staff is amazing. I would highly recommend Dr. Gross for any orthopedic problems.

I love Dr Jerry Pryde. Good guy, great doctor. He makes sure my pain is tolerated. He said my…read moremobility, ADLs are restricted by presence of brace instructed to wear at all times when not in bed. Thank you for telling me to "Try not to bite the hand that feeds you. It's not you talking, it's the medication BUT you can control how you react to the emotion. Hang in there your half way home!!!" Thank you Dr Pryde! I am employee of CSMC so parking it's not my problem. Otherwise you pay 12 dollars or more for visitor parking.

It literally took me months to get this appointment. So long that the Groupon voucher had…read moretechnically expired. I made sure that this wouldn't be a problem when I was finally able to book a date FIVE WEEKS AGO. For five weeks I have been dreaming of the pin prick of the Botox needle. I've been dry for almost a year, and you all know what that's like. I just started a new job, funds are tight, and so is my schedule, which I made sure to clear for this FIRST AVAILABLE APPOINTMENT. I was scheduled for today, 3 pm on a Friday afternoon, and I took it because that was my only option, knowing that I would have to move things around to make the rest of my day work, and that I would be sitting in traffic for an extra hour or two. No matter, I thought, I would deal, because I would have a face full of Botox, and I wouldn't even be able to frown. Yay! No yay. When I arrived at the office at 2:55, I was told by the girl behind the desk that the office is shared and that she wasn't sure where Dr. Pryde was, because she didn't know his schedule. Then she asked me if I had called ahead, I told her no I hadn't, because I was on time for my appointment so why would I do that? Already I knew that something was up and had the sinking feeling that Botox was not happening, because I wanted it too much or something, but still I called the number listed on my voucher and of course there was no answer, so I sat down to wait. I didn't wait long (I guess that is my silver-lining), because Dr.Pryde's receptionist appeared in the waiting room, dressed in black and wearing his RayBan's like he too was in mourning for my Botox. He said that he had called all of "his" patients to tell them that Dr. Pryde was out on medical leave until November. I said that I had not received a call, holding out my phone, as if to convince him. He said again that he had called all of his patients. I told him that if I had received a call, I wouldn't be standing in the waiting room having this conversation with him. Because, why? He said again that he called all of his patients. I asked him from which number he had called? Perhaps I had missed it, scrolling though my phone like an idiot. He told me the number. A number which I most definitely did not receive a call from. I asked what I should do? I had been waiting months for this appointment. Months where I could have already asked for a refund, and taken my business elsewhere. He said that I could contact Groupon for a refund. And then he SAID AGAIN THAT HE HAD CALLED ALL OF HIS PATIENTS. Like me standing there in the office was not his problem. And I was like, dude, do you think that if you called me, I'd be standing here right now? Seriously? Can't you just admit that maybe you did not call me? Obviously you guys are really busy. Is it not possible that you could have overlooked me? Can't I get some sort of apology at least for the time and energy I have wasted/invested in this afternoon and the five weeks of anticipation leading up to it? And he said no. He said I don't owe you an apology. Let me say that again: No. I don't owe you an apology. He said (wait for it) I called all of my patients. So maybe Dr. Pryde is the best Botox guy in the city of Los Angeles. But how would I know that? I hope he is okay, if he is on medical leave, but I just could not let go of the fact that his receptionist was so colossally unprofessional. So I wrote this review. And I will post about it on Facebook. And I will Tweet about it. And I will complain to Groupon, if that is in fact something I am able to do. And I guess I will also make an attempt to contact the good doctor himself, who it seems, actually does read and respond to his reviews. All I wanted, other than a face full of Botox, was an "I'm really sorry, there must have been some sort of mix up. I understand if you are upset." You know, that old common courtesy goes a long way. Dr. Pryde, to say I was disappointed is a gross understatement. What I make up about this entire interaction is that you have little respect for the clients who purchase deals for your service. I get it, we're not exactly money makers. The hope is that we will return at regular price. Somehow I don't see that happening here. Considering the cultural climate, me not getting Botox today is not exactly a tragedy. What I find tragic is the way your employee refused to even consider taking responsibility for what could very well have been his human error. Frankly, he totally sucked.

DR. KIDNER IS THE BEST SURGEON YOU WILL FIND, WHO DELIVERS A TOTALLY PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE. FULLY…read moreAND TOTALLY RECOMMENDED I was a patient of Dr. Travis Kidner who performed surgeries to correct multiple abdominal hernias, all at the same time in a 5.5 hour marathon session. To complicate matters, all this was pursuant to major trauma surgeries the prior year, including the need for surgery repair with the prior surgeries not yet healed and existing scar tissue in the new surgery location. Plus, there was insuffucient funding to pay Dr. Kidner the full value for this massive project. A very daunting and difficult task that other surgeons understandably shied away from. Few surgeons will even talk to you about surgery repair. However, Dr. Kidner was unperturbed and we persevered together in difficult circumstances to a successful conclusion. In my substantial contact with the good doctor and all of his office staff, and his capable colleague Dr. Jay Calvert of Roxbury Center, I was always very impressed. Everything was polite, respectful, professional and compassionate from beginning to end and the doctor had my full confidence every step of the way. What a great surgeon for invasive and complicated surgeries. I fully recommend this surgeon and his office as true professionals for your own consultation from minor matters to the more difficult like mine. At the time, Dr. Kidner had a patient who had been shot about 23 times with an assault rifle. WOW. And what a nice guy Dr. Kidner is as a cherry on top. For maximum privacy, in the waiting room the office will address you by your first name (or a name of your choosing I'm sure).

The best surgeon you can hope to have. I can't say enough good about him. My double mastectomy was…read morea total success and he has got a fantastic bedside manner all Drs should have.

Dr Chu is the best! He actually listens to what i had to say and worked with me on getting…read moreresolution. He isnt one of those Docs that hears a couple issues and automatically comes to a conclusion and cuts you off when talking. He actually did major tests to find out what i needed to do to get healthy. Hes a great doctor. Just Parking sucks at the new location. LOL

I was a little worried when I first entered Dr. Chu's office. It's in a pretty run down looking…read morebuilding, like most in echo park, but his staff seemed professional and the room they put me in was old fashioned looking but clean. ANYWAY, after i met Dr. Chu my worries went out the window. He is so funny and great and really understanding and knowledgeable. He really wants to get to the bottom of whatever is going wrong with you. He accepts my insurance (Blue Cross PPO), and didn't even make me pay my copay when I had to wait fifteen minutes after my appointment time. I really recommend Dr. Chu. I'm crazy picky about Dr's and hospitals but i was pleasantly surprised this time.

READ PLEASE this doctor saved my life, when I was a little girl I needed a total of four surgeries…read moreto completely reimplant and do reconstruction regarding my ureter and kidneys because I was born with Stage 4 Hydroneprhrosis. Now I am 19 years old at a good university with a loving family able to live a normal life because he saved me, Thank god for this doctor

Dr. Duel is a pediatric urologist, specializing in low-invasive surgery. There have been some…read morereviews on the interwebs saying he has a bad bedside manner. I didn't find that to be true at all. He is direct and to-the-point, but I have always had my questions answered and he is always friendly with me and my son. The nurses on staff there are very good, professional and warm with my son. My infant son needed surgery to correct a birth defect. Dr. Duel did an excellent job and I trust him completely.