This place is amazing. Dr. Kraft is genius. This laser therapy is definitely worth it. Dr. Kraft is…read morehilarious. He has a dry humor like Seinfeld. I always get a good laugh. Melissa Picquet is the Office Manager and she runs a tight ship. Because of her organization the office is neat and clean and they are always very accommodating with schedules. We are usually in and out. I would recommend this place. I would recommend the therapy, much better than an actual needle epidural. The laser epidural is ahead of its time and definitely well worth it. You can actually feel it working after each session.

I was referred to LasrMD after a car accident -- not by my doctor, but by my attorney, which…read morealready felt unusual and questionable. At my initial appointment, I asked about the cost of treatment. The entire office seemed surprised by my question. The manager told me it "wouldn't come out of my pocket" because they wanted me to sign a lien against my accident settlement. They recommended 12 visits at $1,000 each and explained that I wouldn't notice any improvement in inflammation until after six treatments. This made me uncomfortable, as the costs were extremely high and the medical necessity was unclear. The whole experience felt more about securing payment than about patient care. When I left, the staff's expressions were telling -- almost as if they knew it was unusual. In my opinion, treatment referrals should come from a licensed physician who has evaluated your condition, not through an attorney. I ultimately decided not to proceed.

Be aware: this office charges all patients - including those with Medicare - a $300 annual…read moreadministrative fee that is not disclosed upfront. I called to schedule an appointment with Dr. Wollaston and was told I needed to complete paperwork online beforehand. When I later reviewed the forms, I discovered a statement indicating that, due to low reimbursement rates from Medicare and other insurance providers, the office charges a $300 annual administrative fee. According to the form, new patients are allowed two visits, but must pay the $300 fee prior to a third visit. This fee is billed annually, beginning April 1. I contacted Medicare directly and was informed that physicians may only charge additional fees under specific circumstances, such as concierge or retainer arrangements, or for services not covered by Medicare. Based on that information, this fee does not appear to fall into any of those categories. What was especially concerning is that this fee was never disclosed to me when I scheduled the appointment. When I spoke with the office manager, Evelina, and asked why, I was told that informing patients is something to the effect of hit or miss. Due to the lack of transparency, I canceled my appointment and requested documentation showing that this fee is permitted for Medicare patients. I will also be following up with Medicare regarding this matter. I have attached a screenshot of the form referencing the $300 charge.

Dr. Wollaston and his supporting staff are wonderful! I felt safe and heard after being dismissed…read moreby dozens of doctors because of my age and physical appearance (athlete with Rheumatoid arthritis). He asked various questions about my symptoms and journey with my auto immune disease. His gentle demeanor and empathy is hard to find in the world of rheumatology. Especially as a seronegative patient. The admin and nurse taking my blood were friendly and sweet. I will definitely refer over friends in the AI community. I received optimal care, thank you Rheumatology Associates!

I have been using Sigal now for a bit over a month. I was a victim of a violent crime and had some…read morephysical challenges that a Doctor or chiropractor could not help. I am happy to say, that with the help of Sigal I have overcome those problems and feel I have had a full or almost full recovery. I HIGHLY recommend Sigal to anyone and everyone!

After our 9 year old son had PE tubes placed 3 times, we began to feel that the doctors were just…read moretrying to deal with his symptoms and not the underlying issues behind them. None of the doctors could pinpoint the cause of his Eustachian tubes not opening and closing properly, causing abnormal drainage and inadequate hearing. My wife had good experiences with Eastern medicine as a child and adult, so we decided to look into options involving acupuncture/acupressure and herbs. We tried one place, but drinking the tea they prescribed was very difficult for our son, and we didn't see any changes after several weeks to pursue this further. After looking for other options, my wife found Point on Yelp and saw all the positive reviews. We were somewhat wary about having to pay out of pocket, but we needed quality and change for my son. With a combination of herbs, acupressure, and reducing dairy intake/sugar (for inflammation reduction), we started to see some changes that we hadn't seen before (approximately 4 weeks into the sessions). There were a few subtle changes that happened sooner, but the most noticeable ones involved ears popping, drainage, and my son's ability to hear normally for several days. When we saw the ENT, he said my son's ear drums were looking good and that we didn't have to pursue PE tube insertion again at this time. Sigal took her time to talk to my wife over the phone before the first appointment to explain how the treatment could work, giving us realistic expectations. She continued to work with us on modifying the herbal formulas as well as training/educating on the different pressure points of the body so we could do the massages at home as well. There are never any guarantees when it comes to health but it's nice to know that there are alternative forms of healthcare that might just take things in a new/better direction. This may be a good place for others to try as well.

I have an appointment with Dr. Elist tomorrow (1/29). I was looking the address up and for some…read morereason it took me to Yelp. Maybe it's a sign? Who knows. Oh well, I am now reading all the negative comments and I am scared. This will be my first visit to see him. I will report back with an update. Update: 2/1/26 So I went to my appointment and the front desk girls were nice as well as the doctor. He listened to me and asked questions and oder some labs. Office wise, there are actually two different offices in the same place. One has black doors and the other has clear double doors. I want to guess the bad reviews are for the place with clear double doors. My doctor (Dr. Michael Elist is in the office with the black door). Also, one of the ladies at the front desk said they have 1 doctor and 2 Nurse Practitioner and you get seen by whoever gets your chart. But since it was my first visit I said I wanted to see the doctor. The parking lot sucks and if you don't feel comfortable parking in in small spaces just look for parking om the street. It looks like all the staff parks there so there's not enough space for patients.

This practice excels in one area while falling significantly short in another, and the contrast is…read morehard to ignore. On the medical side, the physicians are knowledgeable, thorough, and detail-oriented. Despite some gaps -- like limited follow-through, patients being passed between doctors, and inconsistent familiarity with individual patient files -- the clinical care itself is genuinely impressive. Unfortunately, the administrative and operational side of this practice tells a very different story. Scheduling is unreliable, with frequent cancellations, repeated errors, and excessive wait times once you're actually in the office. Getting an appointment in the first place means waiting months, and when you try to call, you're met with an automated system that offers little help. When I did need assistance, staff largely seemed indifferent to patient concerns, and I was even directed to the wrong office on one occasion. The medical talent is here -- but talent alone doesn't make a well-run practice. Patients deserve both excellent care and the basic courtesy of being treated as a priority. There's meaningful work to be done on that second front.

I cannot say enough about Jace Wellness and Dr. Jace. I started seeing him when I was having…read moredifficulties dealing with menopause, 20 years ago. After easily solving that issue, he has helped me with so many other issues associated with aging as well as those not. If 10 stars was an option, I would give them. His staff is the kindest and most efficient that I have ever encountered, even when compared with concierge-type Beverly Hills places that I have visited. I rarely write reviews, but I would write 10 if I could for Jace Wellness.

I have been going to Dr Jace for over 15 years . I have nothing but great respect and praise for…read morewhat he has done for me and my family . the fertility treatments at cedar Sinai medical center didn't work for my oldest daughter ....once I took her to Jace Wellness center she was pregnant in 7 weeks . eventually she had 3 boys ....using Dr Jace remedies . I was sick as a dog for years ...when I first went to him he told me 7 years for me to get well. with his guidance it took 5 . no other doctor offered me hope . he was the one that discovered my son was a celiac - that was 17 years ago before everyone started claiming to be a celiac . he doesn't offer a quick fix ...he offers long term good health .

I am receiving care from Dr Mark Mikhael for my fractured ankle. Dr Mikhael is an excellent…read moreorthopaedic surgeon, and has taken the time at my check-up visits to answer all my questions. I feel very confident in his guidance and expertise. I highly recommend him! Shout out to all his staff, who are always kind, supportive, and helpful. - Cindy C-F

The doctors are fine but GOD HELP YOU with anything administrative. They've been taken over by…read moreFacey and it is SOOOOO bad that I'm considering leaving this practice for anything not in that network. As others have said, you cannot just call the office. Ever. You are forced through to Facey's completely incompetent and inadequate system. I'm 3 weeks in to trying to get a copy of my medical records. They send you to MyChart but then NEVER check messages or respond. I call and I'm #21 in the queue, waiting on hold for HOURS. And it's not just during "busy times," it's ALL of the time. Put it this way, I would take the DMV any day over dealing with OSS/Facey now. Such a shame that this behemoth of monster has swallowed a once great practice.

i've actually been going here for a while now, specifically for the endosphere, which I think is…read morereally good if you are focusing on lymph drainage and health... but I recently tried the PEMF pulse therapy and I can't rave about it enough!! I have much more energy and overall it has helped my fibromyalgia pain so much! Chris has been guiding me through my wellness journey there and he is absolutely amazing! Highly recommend!

Great staff and wonderful treatments.i feel amazing. As a…read morelong time exerciser, i feel like these treatments allow me to continue to live a healthy and active life.

absolutely amazing. I called at 7:30 this morning and got an appointment by 8:30am he was so…read moreunderstanding of the pain i was in and knew exactly what to do. great advice afterwords as well. 10/10 would recommend. feeling so much better

Dean has gone above and beyond to identify the issues and make the critical adjustments needed. He…read moreis extremely friendly and partners with you to ensure you are feeling the best you possibly can. His office has a great atmosphere and he has the tools to help destress the body and prime it for the best adjustment possible. If you are looking for an extremely empathetic chiropractor that will take time to listen to what the issues are, identify the exact source of the pain, and also give you a few laughs that are good for your soul then Dean is the doctor for you.

I did not know there was a UCLA health center in North Hollywood and I was pleasantly surprised…read morewhen I called to make an appointment and that between my usual Santa Clarita vs Encino vs North Hollywood that I was able to get an appointment so quickly at North Hollywood. Thankfully it was easy to figure out where to park because of the instructions sent to me, but the parking is down a scary steep and tight curvy driveway so I had to go very slowly. Once underground I easily found parking near the elevator and went straight up to the department. As the elevators opened I was awed, from outside the building looks like a regular building, but when you come out of the elevator suddenly you're transported into a luxurious waiting room, so peaceful, spacious and beautiful. Staff is friendly, from the front desk all the way to the procedural area, everyone is kind and explains everything. When I was taken to the changing rooms and I changed into the pink gown, I was surprised how soft the gown is. Why can't all gowns be so soft???????? I could not stop touching the soft material, it is so soothing!!! Once I was taken in for my procedure, I was very impressed by the Doctor who was performing the biopsy, he was very compassionate and professional. Between him and the staff helping (who I'm sorry I don't remember anyone's name), I felt very at ease. What I expected to be painful I barely felt, and they informed me of every step along the way. Afterwards I was given these cute little ice packs that stick to the area along with some extra supplies in case I need at home. If I ever have to have this done again (hopefully not though) I would definitely come back to this location.

Location not so great but service here impeccable! Their…read morewaiting room itself is something to boast about!!

Dr. Thomassian is simply the best. I've had a number of…read moremedical issues over the years, and he consistently takes the time to really listen and think things through. I've never felt rushed, and he's always been thoughtful about ordering tests and following up when needed. I've seen some negative reviews about the office staff, but that hasn't been my experience at all. Anytime I've interacted with them, they've been kind, responsive, and genuinely helpful. I'm very grateful to have a PCP who is both knowledgeable and compassionate,it makes a huge difference when navigating ongoing medical issues

Ara Thomassian, MD is the best doctor I have ever had, fast easy to speak with and his people that…read morework with him are the best I am surprised he has not had to limit the number of patients because he is so qualified. He is simply the best. Larry B Stevenson