I've never felt so neglected by a medical office. After repeatedly being ignored and mishandled, I…read moreasked the receptionist if I should find another doctor. Her honest reply? "Yes. If I were you, I would." That confirmed everything I was feeling. I saw Dr. Bahmani once. She listened to my concerns and ordered bloodwork--but no one followed up. Eventually, I discovered they hadn't even ordered the correct tests. By the time this was caught, I had to start the process all over again. I also requested a breast exam. They initially sent me for the wrong imaging because they didn't bother reviewing my file. When I finally got the correct test, a lump was found and a biopsy was done. I was told the office would call with the results. That call never came. I had to follow up myself--months later--only to be told, "Looks like no one ever called you. Sorry." This kind of care is unacceptable. It's clear no one at this office is paying attention, and patient health is not a priority. I'll be switching doctors immediately.

Sooooo here we go....Today my son had his first visit with this Doctor, Parvaneh Bahmani. We waited…read more20 minutes in the patient room just waiting talking life then when the doctor finally walks in, while I'm sitting bt the door she looks me up from my shoes to my face with a disgusted disappointed look. I thought to myself "What was that?" She never greeted us properly. After feeling that energy I introduced myself, then she immediately goes to her computer and then says stuttering I don't ...I don't know ...why I have a new patient? I notified insurance I'm not taking patients, now bare in mind we've had the anthem blue cross for months and were assigned to this office. then she says "Hold on" she leaves comes back again contemplating whether or not to take new patients. BackStory I've had health insurance for over 25 years with The Screen Actors Guild and after losing it due to lack of work and the industry changes I bought affordable health insurance through Blue Anthem. This lady pretty much looked down on us as new patients and the type of patient she'd prefers in her office. I'm imagining it because the insurance is not highend. My son saw that she offers botox from an ad and according to some other reviews she's in the business of vanity, cool now that says a lot about her as a character if this was a movie script. I've been studying people for over 25 years as an actor on many tv shows and movies. Her energy was definitely one of dislike. I understand people to say the least, also an as an acting teacher for 10 years. I teach behavior. She says she could take my son but not me and as politely as I could I rejected the offer and told her no worries, we'll find service else where. I'm always gladly to avoid where I don't feel wanted. My son even said he felt her energy as well, he's a third year film study student in the dorms at a Southern California University now on vacation. Now I'm never quick to make things about race, but guess what, I'm African American and Spanish...I'll leave that up to you to entertain as a cause for her energy towards us.

Dr. Carr may be a good doctor, but when my mother needed her now, she couldn't be bothered. My mom…read morewas a patient of Dr Carr but had a stroke last year and is recently suffering from some kind of arthritis of the jaw which causes pain in her ears. My mom is bedridden and needs me to arrange medical services. When I called to get advice or help, Dr. Carr dropped the ball and wanted nothing to do with me or my mom. So as I said, she may be a good doctor, but when the time comes in your life when you really need her, she won't be there. Dr. Carr didn't even ask if I could bring my mom in, she wanted to get me off the phone saying that because my mom hadn't been to see her in a while, she didn't want to do any extra work or make a phone call to make sure my mom is looked after. She wasn't even curious to know what was wrong or what happened to my mom. All I heard were pathetic excuses. What happened to the Hippocratic oath? What happened to decency?

Excellent Doctor. Exceptional bedside manner. Incredibly knowledgeable and thorough. Stephanie, her…read moreRN is also amazing. They treat you like a person and connect with you on a level that most physician staff doesn't. She helped me through trying different medications and ultimately helps me manage living with my autoimmune disease. She is supportive, proactive and just overall so so great. You would be lucky to have this doctor and her staff treat you.

I have been a patient of Dr. Dunnett for over 30 years. I specifically wanted her because I worked…read morewith her during her internship and residency (I was a clinical pharmacist at Cedars-Sinai for many years), and she was the best resident I had worked with. And she still is the best - patient, intelligent, creative, timely, warm? C friendly, and caring.

My wife and I consider Dr. D part of the family - she has been our GP for over 30 years. She…read moreaddresses all of our concerns with care and detail; referring us to specialists when necessary - a special call-out to her support team, especially Gloria - love you all!!

She's an amazing doctor, very human being person. Always take care of her clients. Can recommend…read morethis cardiology for everyone! Really professional attitude

In July of this year, my mother called Dr. Milstein's office from her phone to schedule an…read moreappointment for herself, as she has a heart defect and atrial fibrillation and needs to be seen by a cardiologist, and for me, to get checked out for some problems with that area. My mother spoke to the woman at the reception, who, she said, scheduled both of us for September 10th. The woman said she would call her if a slot became available earlier. On September 9th, no one called her or reminded of us appointment, which made my mother worried, telling me she didn't like it, that something was going on, something like this had never happened before. We ordered a car and arrived early for the appointment. There were several reception desks for different doctors, about four. We went to the first one we saw, noticed that it had a different doctor's name, and we walked away. We started looking for Dr. Milstein's receptionist. We started asking where Dr. Milstein's receptionist was; we wanted to sign up for an appointment. Then, the woman at her desk hid, ate and drank, kept her face downcast, and acted strangely and inappropriately, hiding her eyes and face, unwilling to talk. My mother asked where the doctor's receptionist was, and she said we had to see her, but she wasn't Dr. Milstein; we hadn't come to see her. We said we had an appointment, and she said she was Irina and that she had canceled our appointments because she'd called and my mother had blocked her phone. Then she lied about calling me and me blocking her phone number, even though I'd never called her and they didn't know my number. It turned out she didn't have my mother's number either, even though she'd called her and made an appointment for both of us. Then this woman became aggressive, started yelling, kicking us out, and provoking us into conflict. My mother demanded that a doctor be called in to look into the situation, since we hadn't shown up for our appointment with this Irina; it wasn't her office, and she wasn't a doctor. She started insulting my mother, called our general practitioner, who was on vacation at the time, lied to the receptionist, and started pitting us against each other, threatening to report us and have our insurance taken away. She screamed that she was all-powerful and could do anything. She tried to give my mother a heart attack right there in the cardiologist's office, knowing she was sick. It's a good thing I was there with my mother, otherwise I don't know how it would have ended. This kind of thing requires legal action; it's unacceptable treatment of patients. This Irina yelled that she wouldn't schedule any more appointments for us, that she didn't want to know or see us, to which my mother replied that she hadn't come to her house and that she wouldn't tell her what to do. This brazen and insolent woman kicked us out and refused to call the doctor. Meanwhile, some Armenian strangers showed up at our appointment, conversing in Armenian and laughing at us. My mother then claimed she'd sold our appointments and decided to cancel our appointments, claiming we didn't show up so she could charge us her insurance. I don't know if the doctor is aware of this scheming, but we contacted our health insurance that same day and reported the cancellations so they wouldn't be charged. This is outrageous and unacceptable, this kind of treatment of first-time patients who can't see the doctor, who didn't even bother to inquire about what was going on in her office while hearing the screams of her frantic receptionist. She was recommended to us as a good person and an excellent specialist. We'd been trying for so long to see her, and this is the result. A brazen, inattentive attitude toward patients, a business based on auctions: the highest bidder gets the appointment. We believe such people cannot be doctors, as the title of doctor presupposes, first and foremost, love for people, caring for them, and providing medical care. They are all from the former USSR. In the Soviet Union, such situations would have resulted in their dismissal and criminal prosecution, disqualification, and stripping of their diploma, along with a ban on practicing medicine. It seems like these aren't doctors, but veterinarians, they don't swear the Hypocratic Oath. They're not interested in their patients, only in money and their expensive insurance plans. We are from the Soviet Union, my mother is a military doctor. We are Jewish, and the doctor is also Jewish. We found it strange that she had Armenians working in her office who hated Jews. We heard them speaking Armenian. This Irina's face changed when she saw us in person, and also the Star of David pendant on my mother's chest. This is not the first time we have encountered discrimination and aggression from Armenians. Be careful when reading reviews about doctors, even if they are well-written, don't believe them until you see for yourself.

Brillant, compassionate doctor with elite world class knowledge and care. She's the smartest woman…read moreI know and stays at the cutting edge of medicine. She's saved my life and health when no other doctors had answers, I could not be more grateful! Expert in every bodily system and understands how the body works as a whole. She knew more about gastro issues than my expensive concierge Gastro specialist doctor. She also cured my long-COVID.

Dr. Susan Baker is my father's rheumatologist, and she has provided nothing but a great experience…read more Her vast knowledge and skill in both rheumatology and internal medicine have been invaluable for my dad's health. The thing that impresses me about Dr. Baker is her network of professional contacts within the field. In regard to a specialized cardiac problem my father was facing, she immediately referred us to a very brilliant and knowledgeable cardiologist. That sort of coordination between health care providers has really helped us. Dr. Baker takes the time to thoroughly explain my father's condition and treatment options so we were informed and comfortable with every step taken. Dr. Baker is attentive, sensitive, and genuinely concerned about the welfare of her patients, and this has greatly enhanced my father's quality of life. We are truly appreciative of her care and highly recommend her for anyone in need of a knowledgeable, yet caring physician.

Dr. Yasharpour is absolutely AMAZING! I came to her last year for allergies. Before becoming her…read morepatient, I had been getting allergy shots for 12 years and my previous allergist told me that I would have to keep it up for my ENTIRE LIFE. Within less than a year of seeing Dr. Yasharpour, I am completely off the allergy shots and will likely never have to do them again! I never expected to get to this point. My symptoms are so much more controlled now and my life can return to a sense of normalcy. I'm incredibly grateful for Dr. Yasharpour and her genuine interest in helping me. She cares more about her patients than the money--which every doctor should! She's probably the kindest and most personable doctor that I've ever met in my life. She will go out of her way to follow up with you after visits over the phone and she's even helped me get better deals on my medication (lower cost). She goes far above and beyond her duties as a doctor! 10/10 would recommend her to anyone and everyone!

Dr. Yasharpour is the true embodiment of a doctor. She cares, and she has an inquisitive mind- If…read moreshe sees one thing her mind will assess every possible cause and test until she figures it out. Once she does she has an unbelievable amount of resources to mitigate and help solve the problem. Above that however, she is thorough and organized and does things for you without even letting you know about it. She's just that amazing. I love her to death as she takes care of my child like her own. Love you Dr. Yasharpour

Horrible. Ruined my life and my family's life. . I ignored my Lump and lost all my ultrasound Film.read more

It's taken me 40 years to find a doctor I love going to see! I can't speak highly enough of Dr…read more Leslie Memsic. Not only is she kind and caring and really LISTENS, but she's very easy-going, has a great sense of humor and instantly makes you feel at ease. Talking to her is like talking to an old friend and I've never once felt uncomfortable. I hope to god she never retires!!!

I've been with Dr. Sari for about six years and I love her. She's a true partner on my health…read morejourney. She's warm, caring and nonjudgmental. If I come across an article about some new drug or other health news that I'm interested in, I can send it to her and we'll discuss if it's right for me. When I go in for an appointment, she takes her time to listen and talk about my concerns. Truly, I give her my highest recommendation. She's a rare jewel in our crowded, chaotic health care system!

While I was a patient of Dr. Sari for years and was relatively happy with her care, I unfortunately…read morecannot recommend her after a negligent and extremely inappropriate experience that I am still struggling with today. I reached out because I feared I may have contracted a very scary life-threatening medical issue- something that with better warning and follow up care on the part of her and a specialist, likely could have been prevented. When I got the diagnosis from Dr. Sari for the very thing I feared, I became understandably terrified, sad, and couldn't help but cry. I apologized for being upset and despite my own emotions, I felt it was important for me to give some feedback about why this diagnosis was extra upsetting to receive. I respectfully expressed that I felt I had been let down by her and the specialist for not being warned or given proper instruction to take a common OTC supplement that would've prevented this. While I was in tears because of the diagnosis, she quite literally scolded me over the phone because of this feedback. She deflected all responsibility onto the specialist, despite me reaching out to her to confirm the specialist's treatment plan was safe and well-informed for my situation- something I thought was a standard thing to expect of your primary care physician who has a more complete picture of your health history. She proceeded to have a complete emotional outburst and said some really nasty things to me, singling me out as a patient, and yelling over me as I tried to speak. I was completely stunned. Feeling very overwhelmed and upset by her argumentative confrontation in response to reasonable feedback, I tried to diffuse the situation by pleading with her, saying I didn't feel this was an appropriate time to do this, she had just given me a serious diagnosis. I had to get my tears together to reason with her and said "Dr. Sari, please I'm not trying to argue with you" - her exact words were "GOOD! THEN DONT!" Not to mention before the testing she said I could take an OTC med that, if I had the thing I was asking about, could've killed me. I'm glad I didn't take it, since my test was positive. While Dr. Sari is generally pleasant, it seems in times where it matters most, she lacks real compassion for people who are reasonably concerned about their health. I gave the same feedback to the specialist & he calmly and professionally heard my concern and agreed he should have mentioned the OTC supplement to prevent that diagnosis. Dr. Eitches' inability to remain compassionate and professional when giving someone a very scary diagnosis ensures I never want to receive bad news from her again. She made an already bad day so much worse, and I initially thought there must be something major going on in her personal life, surely she'll realize how inappropriate that was later, but she never reached out to apologize for how she handled that day. That says the most of all to me. I debated writing this review because she was so immediately reactionary I expect she might write a response implying (as she did while scolding me over the phone that day) that I was a difficult patient, in order to deflect from her completely inappropriate behavior. Before our call she already seemed to be annoyed that I emailed after hours when I became violently ill suddenly, despite me being told by her it's fine to call with questions and concerns during office hours and to email after hours- something I only did when I was genuinely concerned about my health & I very rightly was in this case. I said I was happy to make an appointment- my after hours email was just to get an initial read on whether my situation was life-threatening & get tested before a long holiday weekend where things would be closed. Maybe that makes me a difficult patient to a doctor like Dr. Eitches. But I'm writing this review ultimately because this has deeply affected me emotionally & made me avoidant of seeking out care. I will also be at higher risk of getting this issue again for the rest of my life. I don't want another potential patient to be the emotional punching bag for Dr. Sari, and be spoken to as if you're a bother, and a nuisance for being concerned about severe and sudden symptoms. It cost me $350 for the 15 minute phone call where I was dismissed, shamed and screamed at that day. A doctor is not just there to order tests or write prescriptions- especially one who doesn't accept insurance for "better care". How doctors listen to us and speak to us matters. Nothing will outweigh the bottom line- A doctor should never EVER talk to a patient the way she talked to me, let alone while in tears during a scary diagnosis. I had many good years with her like many reviews reflect but this is a real possibility of what you might get with her, as I did, completely unexpectedly. I recommend if you're on the fence, you seek out someone without any history of brazenly scolding a scared patient, with seemingly no remorse.