I have been a patient of Dr Yamamora for 20 years. He is an excellent physician, down to earth,…read morenever rushes my appts and listens.I was admitted to 2 hospitals with no solution to my health problem before I found this practice. My condition was under control within weeks. I highly recommend Dr Yamamora.I don't know which Dr the previous reviewer saw but it wasn't Dr Yamamora!

I was referred to Dr. Kenneth Yamamura at West Coast Arrhythmia Center. The man I saw that told me…read morehe was Dr. Yamamura was an older, white man, big like Santa and laughed in my face when I told him the reason why I was in his office. I was referred to West Coast Arrhythmia Center because I pass out weekly, low oxygen level when I'm up and about and I have severe arrhythmia's including, SVT, PVC's, PAC's, A-Fib, A-Flutter and my doctors told me that I need a pacemaker and a 3rd cardiac ablation for the SVT with A-Flutter to save my life. This big jolly man could not contain his laughter as he informed me that I never should have had any procedures and that I don't need a pacemaker. This man crushed my Spirit, threw me into a depression and I'm trying to pull myself out of. My pulmonologist continues to urge me to find another EP to do the pacemaker and my cardiologist put me on another cardiac monitor to Laugh at West Coast Arrhythmia Center to verify the previous Loop Recorder and Hospital readings. This man did more harm then any thing to me and my family. I hope he is treated the same way he treated his patients and their family. I'm in distress and need help, not a laugh and slap in the face. Very unprofessional.

Dr Dahhan is great. He's very thorough and takes plenty of time with you to explain everything…read more Very straightforward. We have been very happy with our experience there.

Dr Chen is the Worst cardiologist ever. After running an hour past appointment times, they weren't…read moreeven aware that I was there for cardiac clearance for an upcoming procedure. Then she wants to change my meds around after knowing me for 20 minutes. Then wants to do a nuclear stress test and when I refuse because it makes me sick, she refuses to give clearance. Just needed an electrocardiogram. This doctor is way past retirement age and not easy to understand. She also has a hard time understanding the patient. Had to repeat things several times and got nowhere. I would definitely look around. I walked out! Update: hospital requested a copy of my EKG and these people have no record of it. It's only been a day, not even 24 hours. What did they do with it? Throw it away? Told ya this place needs sued for malpractice!

I am very happy with the staff, the entire office along with Dr Dhaliwal all are fantastic. I have…read morebeen in the medical field for a very long time and dealt with many medical personnel so I tend to be a critic from the moment I am the patient or in observance of another that walks through the door. I recently left another office after thee years and I feel I made a fantastic choice

VERY DISAPPOINTING IN DEED------…read more It was very dirty The nurse was not friendly at all The receptionist was more concerned with getting my mom to change her primary to this office (RED FLAG) The doctor didn't wear gloves - but stated that he didn't see anything wrong with her foot but she should get an xray The doctor wrapped my moms foot so tight that when we took her to get her xray they couldn't believe how much it had swelled in such a short time (10 minutes) When we left the doctor made sure that I had the Request to our Patients (change form) and How to leave a Review--NOT what to do with my mom going forward how to check with them about her foot - to see her current primary care doctor--nothing about her current situation??? I called that week on Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday to receive my mom's office notes to give to the nurses where she lives (it's required)--the receptionist told me every single day that the notes were not available as of yet?? What - then on Friday she stated that the doctor was out of the office for the July 4th weekend? REALLY? I followed up on the next Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday and still they were NOT ready? REALLY? So, mom called and the receptionist stated that she needed something for her facility that day.....The receptionist stated that she could send over the xray but she had NO OFFICE NOTES AS OF YET? We tried their portal and it didn't work? Just sayin' --BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!!

Best Dr. He great with my Autistic 30yo boy. Also was my…read moremoms Dr. Until the day she died He amazing compationate what an MD. Should be Love all staff as well My Chris H. Loves all there!

First appointment - New PCP, Dr Burns is just getting to know me. With multiple auto immune…read morediagnosis, there are too many things to go through but, he took the time necessary and listened. He is personable, and I believe sincere. He truly seems to want to make sure that I have what I need to be healthy. First impression was a good one. Office staff and medical tech were good too.

As always, the best of Care here. Dr. Ramireddy and Vivian are excellent doctors. The staff is very…read moreefficient and friendly. If you need a good Cardiologist, it is important that you come here.

He is a kind a thorough doctor! Recommend him to anyone who is looking for a heart docread more

The worst "medical" facility I've ever seen "the doctor was ok but the admin staff is the worst…read morethey refused to give a copy of my blood work for no reason "they said the doctor didn't see it yet she was on vacation " don't recommend this place at all

This has been a wonderful doctor's office. They always treat my children and I kindly. I like the…read moresame day appointments when they are sick as well. Dr. Lopez and Dr. Hagen seem to be very thorough and personable.

Just saw Dr. Ibrahim for the first time this week and what an experience!! By far one of the best…read moreprimary care doctors I've ever met. He is so knowledgeable and personable. He took the time to explain conditions and treatments with me all the way down to how the body works on a molecular level. He drew pictures and gave real life advice. He cares. He listens. He's funny. He's just an amazing doctor with an amazing bedside manner which you rarely see these days. It's evident from the moment you speak to him how much he really cares for his patients' well being and health. I have not had this experience in my 15+ years working in healthcare. I will be keeping him as my PCP as long as possible. If you are looking for someone who cares, treats you with respect, cares about your health and most importantly that you understand your health, he's the one!! His office staff is one of a kind as well. Extremely welcoming and friendly.

Dr. John Ibrahim is the best Doctor we have ever had and been with him over 10 years. We are in our…read more70s. We have advised many of our friends and relatives to use him as their primary and 99% can not thank us enough. Highly professional and thorough...Love him and his expert Staff.... Five stars without a doubt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Milner.

Such a relief to see other people posting the same issues we have had. (Check the google reviews)…read more He told me I was making up a 10 year vitamin D deficiency and it would help if I spent time outside in my yard naked every day. When my bloodwork came back still showing a deficiency he accused me of not taking the D supplement. (I researched it eventually and figured out I needed a different kind of D). I have fibromyalgia and ADHD - on the days my fibro is bad and I barely get out of bed - I don't take my ADHD meds. Because I wasn't filling the prescription enough - he accused me of being a speed addict and refused to refill my medicine. After I stopped seeing him - I paid to be properly retested and weird... I STILL have terrible Attention deficit. He called me fat numerous times - told me go lose weight. Fair... when I lost 60 pounds he would barely comment on it and acted suspicious of how I lost any weight. Ugh! My wife also went to him and cannot speak of him without tearing up. He gave her a weird breast exam in front of me and started to ask if we did that to each other while he was "massaging" her breasts in what appeared to be weirdly sexualized. She hated going to see him and would walk out of there feeling insulted, dismissed and mostly violated. My Mother also went to him and always felt terrible when she left there. She had cancer and he would start many appointments by saying things like "I am surprised you are still alive" .... He would get out his pad and say " In your condition I am happy to prescribe you anything what do you want?". I wish someone had the money and motivation to put him out of business. He said multiple times he was just putting in the time until he could financially get out. If you are lucky - you might walk out of there with the weird children's book he wrote about crayons. He is far more interested in himself than being a good ethical doctor.

This review is going to be a little unfair…read more I mean, am I reviewing the DOCTOR...or his practice? As far as the doctor goes, Dr. Lura is THE MAN! He is honest, to the point, ALWAYS runs on schedule and will take extra time with you if necessary. He is very easy to talk to and extremely kind. He also can be a bit of a wiseass, which I appreciate as we have similar senses of humor. He is an extremely conscientious doctor, will explain things to you a half a dozen times if needed and his hours of practice are extremely convenient. He does stay open late on Thursdays (til 7pm) and unlike most doctors, he is open all day on Fridays. Doesn't do that "leave at noon" thing, which means that those of you who have jobs can actually get seen without having to leave your job early. Now, the practice? If I was to rate his office staff...it would be a mixed bag. They are somewhat disorganized and you do have to sit on them to get them to call you back, answer questions and on occasion, can be a little rude, for lack of better term. This really applies to the front office, who often gets it wrong. His back office staff is pretty efficient. I have to give a shout out to back office MA Sean, who is very kind, very warm and extremely caring. He's a good guy and I like when he is the one who takes me to the back. His front office staff...they are not a good reflection on the doctor, so if you are the type who is easily frustrated by an office staff who is not necessarily organized or doesn't necessarily return calls...this might not be a good fit for you. They also have a policy that you have to arrive 15 minutes early for your appointment or you will be rescheduled. I have NO problem with this except for one TINY little detail...and that is the fact that they don't TELL you that until you are at the front desk and find yourself being rescheduled. I have been going to the doctor for over 9 years now. They NEVER had this policy. Recently, I had an appointment because I was in a great deal of miserable pain due to a double ear infection. My appointment was at 5:30, so I got there at 5:24. Signed in...only to be told that I was going to have to reschedule my appointment for NOT being on time. WHAAAAAAT?? I was absolutely on time! Early, in fact! Well, Chyna at the front desk was not having it. She said I was told to come in 15 minutes early. I absolutely was not. Valerie, the office manager said, "this has always been our policy". Um, no. No it was not...as I have seen this staff turn over more times than a contortionist at a Cirque Du Soleil show. I told her I was NEVER told this on the phone. Actually, someone even called me back after I made the appointment to tell me that they forgot to write down what I was coming in for...and even in that second conversation, I was never told any thing of the sort. I'm standing at the front desk, crying my poor little eyes out because I was in AGONY with my ears. You would think there would be an OUNCE of compassion, especially since I was one of their last patients and they would say, "well, now you know for next time." No such luck. Fortunately for me, the doc happened to come to the front office just as I was crying and asking them to PLEASE see me just this once and I promise, I will make sure to be earlier from now on. They were still banging the "NO" drum when he said, "Let her come on back." Even after that...when the doc left the area, there still had to be snark in the form of "Well, she's going to just have to sit and wait til the appointments for the day are done." I look left. I look right. There is NOBODY else in the waiting room. Really??? So, I sit my whiny, pained butt down to wait. Two FULL minutes later she says, "Okay, you can come in." Do you feel better about yourself, doll? You made me wait. You got your way. Hooray for you. *eye roll* When I got to the back, a certain back office MA told me straight up "they ALWAYS forget to tell the patients to come in early. I believe you. They probably didn't tell you to come in 15 minutes early." Yes. Vindication. Indeed. Turns out I had a VERY serious infection that the doc was ready to hospitalize me for. As a nurse, I find their behavior extremely disconcerting, because, had I been rescheduled and discouraged and had NOT come back, I would have been walking around with a very serious and highly contagious MRSA infection that could have potentially killed me. So yeah, there are certain times when the front office should really NOT make the call on whether or not what you have going on is important enough to warrant you being seen, even if you were "late" by their standards. I waited two days for them to call me back with test results. Never got a call. All that said, the doc himself is awesome and I adore him...so FIVE for the doc, and THREE for the staff gives a Four Star review. Next time, I will try to write my review 15 minutes earlier.