So happy to find Dr. Moasis. He has helped me tremendously with some major health issues. For the…read morefirst time in years, I felt like a doctor listened and didn't rush me out. That is so rare these days to find someone who truly cares!

I tried a vitamin B injection because I'm constantly exhausted and thought what does it hurt to…read moretry? I thought I felt better so I went back a couple weeks later for another one. It's been several months now and I swear I feel better. I go in regularly for my vitamin B injection. It's not a magical cure by any means but I do feel like I have a bit more energy than before so it's worth it to me!

Dr. Hirniak is amazing. My wife started seeing her about 6 years ago and told me how good she was,…read moreI made the switch, and no looking back. She is straight forward, but personable. She spends time actually listening to me, and explains any results, etc. thoroughly. She is hands down the best doctor I've had, and I'd recommend family.

I can't speak with anyone? Need consult on new med being prescribed with many contraindications but…read moretold to leave a message and they will get back within 7 business days? Pharmacist says call your primary! Can't get answers! WHAT TYPE of medical practice IS THIS? Also told by auto message after waiting 15 minutes on hold that i could just drive to their office and maybe someone could see me? someone? ISNT THIS MEDICAL MALPRACTICE.

Dr. Kaye is the kindest and most caring doctor I've ever had. He really cares about his patients…read moreand he does whatever he can to help. He also runs a very tight ship and does not deal with late arrivals, which is wonderful for a patient like me who can't stand waiting for hours after the appointment time to be seen. I think the longest I ever had to wait for him was under five minutes. He's a great doctor and a great person, and if you suffer from fibromyalgia or other types of autoimmune disease, I highly recommend him.

Dr. Kaye was the most thorough Rheumatologist I have ever had. He listened to what I was saying and…read moredidn't give up on trying to figure out what was going on with me. He could be blunt but he was very kind and I liked him immensely. Too bad I had to move.

This practice has gone downhill tremendously within the last year. I was a patient of Dr. Hurd's…read morefor 8 years and occasionally would see Dr. Patel for things as well. A few months ago I went to urgent care for this chronic neck pain I was having. After doing some x-rays, the urgent care doctor said I need to go to physical therapy and have my PCP send in the referral. 4-5 days later, Dr. Hurd finally sent in my referral. After a month of physical therapy, my physical therapist requested additional visits since the insurance only gave me 7. The insurance approved more visits and just needed a signature from Dr. Hurd so I can continue with my physical therapy. It literally took her 5 days for just a signature. I also had to cancel my physical therapy appointment that week because we (me and the physical therapist) were all waiting on Dr. Hurd to take 5 seconds to sign a form. Last month I needed to pick up a lab order from Dr. Patel for not just annual bloodwork but also hormonal as well. I had already been communicating with Dr. Patel through the portal about it and she told me she would put the order though. I get to the office the day before my appointment to pick up the lab order and the front desk girls (who also rude and dismissive. The other girls who used to work there were so nice and friendly) tell me that Dr. Patel didn't send it. Just ONE lab, not the whole thing. I told them I can't reschedule my lab appointment because of it being hormonal bloodwork (and fasted too) and Dr. Patel said that it has to be done on a certain day of my cycle. And also, my naturopathic doctor (who Dr. Patel knew I saw for my condition too) was going to be reviewing the results with me in a few weeks and she has no openings for 3 months! Dr. Patel wasn't in the office that day but Dr. Hurd was. I asked the girls at the front desk if she could write up my labs and I can pick them up before the end of the day before they close. They just gave me attitude and told me to go write Dr. Hurd on the portal and there's no guarantee that she would get to my message today. Seeing how it already took 5 days for Dr. Patel to just sign a form, I knew I wasn't going to get anywhere with her or her unhelpful staff. I went to Scripps urgent care just as a last resort to see if maybe they could somehow do my bloodwork and they said they don't do that kind of bloodwork there but they told me that my doctor is negligent and I should fire her. Well, I did exactly that. I went on my insurance's website and decided to join the Scripps network and found a new PCP and was able to get in the very next morning with her NP and I was able to get the bloodwork I needed (which was super convenient because the lab was just one floor up from the PCP's office. No more dealing with LabCorp and their long wait times). A month later Dr. Hurd's office calls me about collecting money for their medical records release fee. I told them that they never told me there was a fee and that also Scripps requested the records a month ago! This office as a whole just doesn't give two $#!+ about their job or the patients and it really shows. Run, don't walk away from this practice! I got treated so much better by EVERYONE over at Scripps.

I really love Dr. Melissa and her team. She spends time with you and makes you feel like you're…read morepart of her family. She's very caring and kind. She always pays attention, even when something small hurts. Thanks you for taking good care of us . We appreciate you and your team .

Dr. Brummel is a very caring doctor. He treats me with respect and listens to all my concerns. His…read moresecretary, Diana, is also great. She was also respectful and helpful.

Dr Brummel is an amazing doctor and person. He helped me thru some very difficult times after a…read moresurgery from a doctor who was not. I trusted him implicitly to do the right thing. Although he did his best to help me many years ago, the outcome was not what we anticipated. I went thru a few infections that put me in a very difficult position. I know he did everything he could to help me. In the end he referred me to a specialist who could help me with my infections. Dr. Brummel is an amazing person and I will always think of him fondly.

Dr Halim and his office staff have absolutely changed my outlook on the healthcare system as a…read morewhole. Dr Halim took my healthcare concerns seriously (even though I am on the younger side) and he made sure I received the proper healthcare I deserved. I've been ignored and pushed aside with all of my previous doctors and providers but Dr Halim was the first MD to take me seriously! I can never fully put into words and express the gratitude I have towards this medical provider. The front office staff is beyond kind and welcoming and I look forward to checking in because they are attentive and quick. Not only do I rave to everyone about Dr Halim's precise, attentive, kind, and understanding care but my fiancé was so impressed from the care I received that he started seeing Dr Halim as well. Thank you so much Dr Halim and the front office staff - the healthcare system needs more individuals/providers like you - the care you provide is invaluable and you are an asset to San Marcos/San Diego area! As always, health truly is wealth and I will forever extended thank you's to Dr Halim and his team -Meghan

I'm going through some serious health issues between my back and kidney stones. My life is not the…read moresame as I'm dealing with constant pain, and yet my doctor can't seem to find the time to see me. The PA is not supposed to be my primary care physician--Dr. Halim is. She is not personally familiar with my medical history or my previous conversations with him. Dr. Halim initially diagnosed my back issues as a muscle tear. He ordered an X-ray, but when I came in to review the results, I was assigned to his PA, whose diagnosis was different. They ordered a CT scan, and when I returned to review that, I was yet again assigned to the PA. Then they ordered an MRI. I had the MRI done on a Friday. After another weekend of dealing with the pain, I called Monday to make an appointment to review the MRI. I thought I was being completely reasonable in requesting to see my actual doctor this time. I hadn't been able to talk to or see him since the X-ray or CT scan, and I wanted to discuss the results of all three tests with him. This is a big deal--not only the three large kidney stones, but also the other unrelated pain I've been experiencing. It has been horrible. When I called, I specifically told the receptionist that I needed to see Dr. Halim rather than his PA. I was told, "I can't guarantee that you will see him." I explained that I was in a lot of pain and had been jumping through all these hoops and taking all these tests without ever being able to see my doctor. The receptionist put me on hold for several minutes, apparently to speak with Dr. Halim. She came back and told me, "Yes, Dr. Halim will see you Friday at 10 AM." I made the appointment and double-confirmed before ending the call: "So, you're telling me that if I come in Friday at 10, I will for certain be able to see my doctor this time?" She said yes. I showed up Friday morning. The front desk confirmed that I had a 10 o'clock appointment with Dr. Halim. The other staff member brought me back, checked my blood pressure and told me, "Doctor Halim will be right in." He never came in. I never got to review my X-ray, CT scan or MRI with him. Having Dr. Halim as my physician, I would have thought it was a good thing to have a doctor with decades of experience. He had sold me on how knowledgeable he was about back issues, especially since he has had three back surgeries himself. But what good does all that experience and knowledge do for me when I can never get to see or speak with him? I had waited four days for that Friday 10 AM appointment after my MRI results came back. This appointment was extremely inconvenient because I'm also my mom's caregiver. She can't drive, and she had her own specialist appointment that Friday morning that she had been waiting a month for. I couldn't take her because I needed to see Dr. Halim during the only appointment he had available for me that week. My sister had to take time off work to take my mom to her specialist so I could make it to Dr. Halim's appointment. I rearranged all of that because I was specifically promised I would finally get to see my doctor. Instead, I showed up and was blown off yet again. I can't imagine what else it could be other than Dr. Halim simply being stretched too thin and too busy with too many patients. It can't be something personal. I've been a good patient and have always been on time and friendly with him and his staff. They laugh at my silly jokes, and I've even brought bags of candy for the doctor and staff to show my appreciation. Everything had been great--right up until I was promised four times (twice on the phone and twice in person) that I would see my doctor, and it didn't happen. This isn't just about my schedule. I'm dealing with daily pain, and my family had to rearrange their schedules so I could make that specific Friday 10 AM appointment. After waiting a week for the MRI, I was desperate to get the results and discuss the X-ray, CT scan and MRI with Dr. Halim. It would have been worth my sister taking time off work to take my mom to her appointment if it finally meant I could see my doctor and review everything. Instead, I felt like a real sucker for rearranging everything after being promised I could see my doctor that day. It was never like this before. Dr. Halim must be too busy, with a backlog of patients and a poorly organized schedule, to see me after three consecutive appointments. But if he wasn't going to be available, I think the common courtesy would have been to call me and reschedule. I was PROMISED that if I rearranged my schedule for a third appointment, four days out, I would get to see my doctor. I was given one timeslot the entire week--Friday at 10 AM--to finally get to see my doctor. And even after PROMISED I would finally get to see my doctor, nope, no explanation, no apology, no doctor,

I got weird vibes from him. The office staff is very pleasant and helpful, but something's not…read moreright. I'm a new patient and he asked me my view on a topic that is best not discussed, much less with a doctor! So basically, he will decide whether or not he will care for you based on that? With all that I've read about issues with healthcare workers and teachers lately, I find that distasteful. Is there a doctor out there who isn't bonkers?

Yesterday I meet this great guy, Dr. Paz…read more At the end of 2018 my Primary Care Physician of almost 20 years retired. I spent all of 2019 going to specialist for this and specialist for that, and I actually tried a new PCP but didn't really like him. Recently I had a knee problem and after an MRI and seeing a knee specialist it's been determined I'll need surgery to repair a detached meniscus. As a requirement to that surgery I was told I'll need a pre-op evaluation from my PCP. I have none. We'll they referred me to Dr. Paz and after a breif time spent with this guy I knew right away I had found my new PCP. Dr. Paz took time to listen to me about several issues I was having medically having nothing to do with the pre-op surgery exam I was there for and he really seemed genuine. Gave some great advice and even called me later that day asking some addditional question and giving some additional advice. Dr. Paz has a great personality and I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a great Dr. who actually cares about your well being. All the best, Don Clarke

Dr Cadman is great! We have been seeing her for almost 10 years now and we are ompletely satisfied…read morewith her care. She is very thorough, caring and confident. We won't go anywhere else.

My husband and I have been seeing Dr. Cadman for about 15 years. She is so professional. She is…read morethorough, thoughtful and will take the time to get to the bottom of an unusual set of symptoms. She asks probative questions in order to get a full picture. She is prompt in updating me on blood work and testing. Best doctor we've ever had!