Mr Eric hu was a wonderful doctor he also services the emergency rooms for the ER which is very…read morehelpful I got a skin graft done in the emergency room thank you doctor.. amir mansourei

Dr. Howard Hu is a fabulous plastic surgeon. He takes the time to answer all of your questions and…read morereally puts you at ease. I just had my breast implants removed and it was a wonderful experience. I truly appreciated that Dr. Hu called me the night of my surgery to check on me to make sure I was alright. My first introduction was with Denise who is exceptional...she was very helpful in taking me step by step on what I could expect on my journey to having my implants removed. Amanda and Rachel were great too. I had the pleasure of having Sharon as my anesthesiologist who is amazing. She really put me at ease. She is truly wonderful and very professional. Dr. Hu has a great team. Dr. Hu was very reasonable in cost but more importantly you want someone who loves what he does and is great at it.

I've been a patient for five years, the last two being routine visits with nurse practitioner Yenny…read moreSalim, who gives the world's fastest PAP have been satisfactory; I am giving 2 stars due to my overall experience with Dr. Ardalan, when I do have to see her, and an unpleasant experience with several staff members. At 47, I sought help for clear perimenopausal symptoms that were affecting my quality of life. I felt my concerns were dismissed because I wasn't experiencing hot flashes or night sweats, and the idea of HRT treatment was not seriously considered. When discussing options to alleviate some symptoms due to the release of low-dose hormones, I was encouraged to get back on the Mirena IUD. When I raised concerns about the excruciating pain during prior insertions, I was told to take ibuprofen for the "mild discomfort." Despite advocating for appropriate pain management ie. gel or spray lidocaine supported by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and other current gynecologic guidelines, with new their recommendations on Pain Management for IUD insertions, other In-Office Gynecologic Procedures. As a female doctor, I thought she'd be supportive of this guidance; however, no meaningful options were offered. Additionally, a "suggested" STI test was added to my well-woman exam and labeled as "standard," with no prior history or symptoms, nor my concent resulting in an unexpected bill. After multiple calls between the office and the lab, I was initially told I couldn't decline the test, which was never ordered in the past. Ultimately, my chart was updated to opt out, confirming it was indeed "optional" after all. The front desk representative, Stephanie, was rude, condescending, and unprofessional in handling the discrepancydue to having to call several times to address the issue before it was resolved. I've had unpleasant experiences with staff being rude on other occasions, and although they can be kind, that hasn't always been the case. Overall, I left feeling unheard both medically and administratively. Patients deserve individualized, evidence-based care, informed consent for "suggested" testing, transparent billing, and appropriate pain management. I am now researching a new provider for better patient care.

DO NOT GO TO THIS PRACTICE! I thought going to a smaller private practice would provide better care…read moreand compassion, I was wrong. I waited for months for a wellness exam, only to get a drive thru PAP by NP Yenny Salim. She came in the room with no communication and no introduction, no questions to learn more about my history. 5 minutes top from start to finish and then left the room. I got better care at Facey, which I will be going back. So disappointed!

There are truly not enough words to express how grateful I am for Dr. Navi and his incredible team…read more From the beginning of my pregnancy through the delivery of my daughter, Lorelai, I felt cared for, supported, and genuinely valued as a patient. Dr. Navi is an exceptional physician who combines knowledge, professionalism, and compassion in a way that immediately puts you at ease. Throughout my pregnancy, he took the time to listen to my concerns, answer every question, and ensure that both my baby and I received the best possible care. During some stressful moments, his calm demeanor and expertise gave me confidence and reassurance when I needed it most. I also want to give special recognition to Sonia and Brittney at the front desk. They are absolutely amazing. Every phone call, appointment, and interaction was met with kindness, patience, and genuine care. They always made me feel welcome and were incredibly helpful with scheduling, paperwork, and any questions I had along the way. Their warmth and professionalism made such a difference during my pregnancy journey. What sets this office apart is that everyone truly cares. I never felt like just another patient. I felt heard, respected, and supported every step of the way. Bringing my daughter into the world was one of the most important moments of my life, and I am so thankful that Dr. Navi and his team were part of that journey. If you are looking for an OBGYN who is compassionate, knowledgeable, and surrounded by an outstanding team, I cannot recommend Dr. Navi highly enough. Thank you, Dr. Navi, Sonia, Brittney, and the entire staff for helping make my pregnancy and delivery experience such a positive and memorable one. You will always hold a special place in my heart.

I showed up for my app 10-12 min early and after being asked for my driver's license and insurance…read morecard, was presented with about 6 sheets of forms - all standard and expected - except for one: The "Credit Card Authorization" form asked for my credit card info for them to keep on file and charge as they saw fit. I handed the forms back to the lady, was called back, and told the "credit card authorization" form was required to be completed. I explained I was well insured and had completed all of the other forms and those specific to "responsible party" and was uncomfortable writing my credit card number down on a sheet of paper for them to KEEP on file. The lady next to Brittany said that "this was required and their practice's policy." I explained why I was not comfortable with this policy and this was the first time it was brought to my attention, and if this was their practice's policy, they should inform patients and before they are standing at the front desk - waiting to be seen - in a room full of people. Brittany went to go speak w/ the "Billing" person, came back and said "sorry, they will not make an exception." Mind you, there is no issue for me to pay a co-pay in person with cash or a card or debit card, but to hand write my credit card number down on a piece of paper and have it "stored" on file is not normal. I expressed my disbelief that I had waited for this appt and now they would not see me unless I wrote down my credit card info - on a piece of paper - for them. So, I left. I was now, in my car, in the parking lot, and was going to go back inside and insist to speak w/ the "billing" person. Not wanting to make a scene - I was literally in tears at this point - I called and spoke with Brittany. She said the "billing person was Sabrina" (who - of course - is on the phone with an insurance co. her to have Sabrina phone me - because this was a really, really bad experience. First, for most women - a gyno appt is very personal, intimate, and invasive. For many - this type of appt can cause anxiety and distress. As a person with PTSD, I fall into both categories, and had to mentally prep myself for this appt., at this new facility, with people I had never met before and have them look up my privates. Yet, I was prepared, got there early, completed their paperwork, and did everything as asked, except provide personal financial info - my credit card - on a piece of paper. After all - what is the purpose of insurance - in my case - we are blessed to have the best of the best insurance - Motion Picture Anthem Blue Cross - and in addition to standard "person with financial responsibility" forms - in this case, it was me - this office REQUIRES you to give them your credit card and authorize them to charge it at their discretion. That is NOT standard practice. I have seen doctors in and outside the UCLA/Anthem Blue Cross/Motion Picture System, and never once been asked to leave my credit card number on file. And if this is something this practice REQUIRES, in order for a person to be seen, they should advise and disclose this to the person BEFORE they have waited weeks for an appt and are standing at the desk. I began to home when Brittany called back asking if I had left the parking lot yet (I said "yes") then she said she had talked with Sabrina and "she had made an exception for me and would like me to return for my appt and be seen today." Huh? I am truly in shock at this point. Seriously? I told her, "no." I do not feel comfortable nor safe now." She - Brittany - was very nice, but I made it clear that I was not going to return and was going to let my doctor know about this - "requirement" - and how it's sprung on you at the desk and that despite having proof of being well-insured with the best insurance one can have, it came down to give-us-your-credit-card-and auth to charge it at will or-you-wont-be-seen. I got home, decided to call the facility back and went through phone prompts. #4 was for "Billing." It's funny that when pressing #4, the recording said "This extension no longer exists." I am not expecting to receive a call back from Sabrina or Dr. Navi Navizadeh who is supposed to be the practice's owner and doctor. If this practice specializes as a "walk in clinic" and demands payment or access to my personal credit card before being seen - it's not the place for me and most people. Other people, I see, now, have written negative yelp reviewers about improper billing and difficulty with getting issues with the "Billing" person at this place resolved. Giving any doctor or authorization to go ahead and charge - at their whim - your card - for any amount and at any time - is very concerning. Because oftentimes, we see a doctor, get a bill a few weeks later, then a few weeks after that, we get an "EOB" - Explanation of Benefits - which comes straight from our insurance co and often shows a "balance due" of "0" or far less than the bill. That's what we owe. NOT what Dr. Navi bills for

I forgot to post my annual review for the anniversary of my mom's quadruple bypass. She had the…read moresurgery over 8 years ago. How many people can say they extended a person's life 8 years? Dr. Malekmehr makes miracles happen. My family is very grateful.

Great experience getting my allergies treated with Dr. Cutiller-Garcia. The doctor and staff are…read morenice and make you feel welcomed.

I felt the need to write this review to share my personal experience so other women know what to…read moreexpect. I chose Dr. Nish very intentionally after hearing wonderful things about him. I did extensive research and spoke to many women in the area because it was extremely important to me who would deliver my baby, especially as a first-time mom. In the beginning of my care, he was kind and reassuring, and we genuinely felt comfortable. That meant a lot to me, because trust and safety are everything during pregnancy. Unfortunately, near the end of my pregnancy (around 38 weeks), a disagreement about something in our birth plan regarding delayed cord clamping shifted the tone of our relationship with Dr. Nish. When my husband mentioned that our midwife had shared different information, the conversation no longer felt collaborative and instead felt tense and dismissive to us. During that appointment, I recall statements that made me feel that outside input was not being considered, and we were told more than once that we should consider finding another provider. Hearing that at 38 weeks pregnant was deeply unsettling. At that stage, transferring care is extremely difficult, and I had already learned that other OBs were not accepting new patients that late in pregnancy. The situation left me feeling unsupported and very vulnerable. I fully respect that physicians are entitled to their clinical opinions. What was difficult for us was the tone and the feeling that asking questions or referencing other perspectives was not welcome. In my view, birth care should allow space for respectful dialogue and informed consent, even when there are differences in opinion. Additionally, I paid a fee for completion of my EDD disability paperwork, and it was submitted with errors. After going through the process of correcting it, I requested a refund but was told that would not be provided. This added to my overall disappointment. We went from feeling safe and supported to feeling anxious and abandoned in a single appointment. I'm sharing this so that other patients understand how disagreements may be handled, especially late in pregnancy when options can be limited. I truly wish our experience had remained collaborative.

Just wanted to give a "big" thank you to the clinic's new PA, Victoria! If you are looking for…read morecompassionate care, great bedside manner, and a thorough annual exam, she's a great option as Dr Nish is usually booked solid. I needed a polyp removed (no big deal) and a uterine biopsy. I was absolutely terrified going into this procedure (please, ladies, don't go on Reddit!). Did it hurt? Yes, but she got me through the procedure very quickly and with lots of kindness and care. It wasn't as bad as I expected!

Okay!!! Where do I even begin... I have been to a few different consultations at numerous centers…read moreand this place just felt like the right fit. I've had such a positive experience at VMC Center for Regenerative Medicine! From the front office to the providers, everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable. Every question I had was answered throughly and I never felt on the fence about any of the treatments I have received. I've done both skincare treatments and Botox here, and every visit has been comfortable and stress free! I'm a busy mom and both my time and money was respected to the highest standard! Results have been beautiful and natural. Highly recommend! Shout out to Lyndsay. She really is someone who solidified my choice in choosing VMC!

Love the staff here. They have explained all my questions and are amazing people! I have done the…read morelaser for my face and I also do HRT through them. They have takin the time to explain everything and what to expect before during and after the procedures.

Dr Kim and Dr Nathanson are excellent pediatricians. Dr Castillo is an excellent, competent…read moreinternal medicine doctor. I wish the building had stairs that were accessible. They only have elevators and one broke down with my friend in it. There is a lab technician named Shannon who is the best at drawing blood! I didn't even feel it! And I've had my blood drawn several times!

I have been a patient at Facey for almost 30 years, but over the past 5-6 years it has become…read morenearly impossible to schedule appointments within a reasonable timeframe. At this point, it's almost laughable! Appointments (especially with any specialists) are now booked four months or more out. I scheduled a first-time consultation with Dr. Sofia Avitia for 12/26/2025. I made this appointment back in September! Then, on Wednesday 11/26 I received a call in the afternoon informing me that the doctor would not be available on 12/26 and that I would need call to reschedule. When I called them back on Monday 12/1 after returning home Thanksgiving vacation, I was told the next available appointment was March 6th!!! Keep in mind, I'm seeking this appointment because I'm having swallowing issues. So after scheduling in September, I now cannot be seen until March, which comes out to reaching a six-month window. This is exactly why I say the scheduling situation has almost become laughable and completely unacceptable. I went ahead and grabbed the March 6 appointment just in case I cannot find another doctor sooner, but given my symptoms, I have no choice but to search for someone who can see me within a reasonable amount of time. Considering the inconvenience, I expected at least some level of priority, but instead I felt like I was treated as if I were calling to make an initial appointment all over again. What is really going on at Facey? It is now almost impossible to make any appointment at a reasonable time. I honestly believe they will soon reach a six month scheduling window, which is crazy.

I would like to amend my prior review of this office. Saw Dr. Burnstine today. He was very caring…read moreand seemed to enjoy connecting with his patients. He explained everything and I felt very comfortable with him. The staff were all friendly and professional and seemed to be very invested in providing quality care. I don't know what happened on my initial phone contact with the office but I certainly have changed my mind and recommend this office highly. My visit was very positive.

I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Bernstein . He also did a 15 min procedure for me and it was…read moreawesome! Best Doc I've ever had! Made me feel extremely comfortable and kept asking me if I was in pain the whole surgery. He made sure I was taken care of!!! Highly recommend and his office! Thanks Doc!