My elderly diabetic mom has been a patient of Dr. Mandalawi's for over 20 years. She comes to his…read moreoffice every 3 to 4 months for a check-up. The office staff is always nice. The medical assistants are also very nice. The billing department is super helpful. I have no complaints! Dr. Mandalawi is the only one at this office. Sometimes, the wait can be long, but that's rare. He takes his time. He does a thorough head to toe examination. He listens to all your concerns. He does not rush. He is a kind and compassionate man. He is very knowledgeable. I've had to call him afterhours about my mom's elevated blood sugar. He is very nice about it. Unfortunately, he's cutting his hours and probably heading into retirement. I don't know that anyone else can replace him!

Dr. Mandalawi is an endocrinologist. I really like his personality and his care. Once you get past…read morethe front office staff and to your appointment with him, things always go really well.( It takes a long time to get an appointment with him) At this point, I only see him every three months or longer. I am always very grateful for the Conversations with him and The excellent recommendations that he makes to me. Because of him my diabetes is under control and I am slowly starting to lose weight! Dr. is a very happy and personable physician. I cannot recommend him enough if you are looking for a great endocrinologist, and you can get an appointment with him. I highly recommend him me on the Dexcom and monjero.

Yeah, weird office. Made me text my insurance card to them, then said they would call me back to…read moreschedule an appointment, and never did. Feel kinda shady..

Dr. T is phenomenal and he only made his practice even better by adding Bianca and his son to his…read morepractice. Everyone here is so kind from Receptionist to the doctors. The care you will receive here is above and beyond. The quality care you will get as well worth the wait in the waiting room. They take the time with each patient to make sure that all issues of your appointments are resolved. Maximum stars are 5 but they're definitely a 10 star rating ‍ ‍ Wendy W

So, I was doing something I probably should not be doing at my age anymore (or at the very least,…read morebeing a lot more cautious, LOL!!). Went sledding with kiddos over the last winter break. My elbow must have hit a rock or something else jutting out of the snow on the way down one of the runs. Fast forward to almost four months later and I'm still having pain! I start thinking, maybe I should get this checked out and make sure I don't have a fracture or something. I've never seen an orthopedic doctor in my life--so wasn't sure what to expect. I saw another doctor in this office (Dr. Bouz). He is a straight shooter kind of guy (which is fine with me). The office has the ability to do Xrays internally so there is no need to wait to get them done or for results. The technician who took the pictures for me was a joyful person who I could tell really loves his job. The receptionist was super helpful, patient, and kind from the time of booking the appointment until I left. All around great office visit where I got the answers I needed and in a very efficient manner. I hope to not have to come to this office again for any reason, but if I do, it's nice to know there is a solid choice so nearby. :-)

I thought this doc was a bit rude. Making me cry in the office is pretty much the qualifier for…read morerudeness. I was trying to tell him what happened to me in two accidents and which body parts were hurt in those accidents. That's how insurance companies think - per event and which body parts were involved in the date of injury. He kept wanting to go over it by body part. I sort of get that, but come ON! Try listening when a patient is taking to you. "OK, What happened that day? What body parts were hurt? were any hurt on both days?" Any moron should get it. But that's the problem with orthopedic surgeons, they all have a god complex. They want to cut and sew you back together so they can congratulate themselves on their handiwork. I walked out and went back to my general practitioner. That was a probably a mistake on some levels. I might have been able to get MRIs and cortisone shots sooner. I can't help but think that good bedside manner is important. "Ma'am, I can see you're upset. Do your best to tell me what happened so I can treat you." Unfortunately, social skills are often an afterthought rather than millions they are going to make as doctors. My grandfather was a family practitioner and he was nice to everyone. He saved people's lives. And if you couldn't pay, he would treat you anyway. Those days are over.

Type of care: Dr. Burrow is a down to earth professional that utilizes modern methods alone with…read morepersonalized support to achieve your health goals. He makes sure you understand what is happening and takes time to explain your condition. Care Quality: As a general physician, Dr. Burrows is an expert in identifying issues that pertain to the individual and when the issue becomes a specialized issue he has a stable of specialist that can address those issues. Office Experience: The office staff is a crew of personable individuals that like where they work and understand Dr. Burrows philosophy of patient care. They all have great personalities that fit their roles in the doctor's overall patient care plan. My wife and I have been Dr. Burrows patient for over 20 years. He has been instrumental in walking us through our health issues and being there when we needed him most. The only issue I have with Dr. Burrows is that his jokes are sometimes funnier than mine.

My mother likes Mr. Burrows, he is a very good family doctor. Excellent customer service and a…read morereally nice doctor

Doctor Mahfoud has been our 2 boys doctor since they were born. Now teenagers- we go in annually…read morefor physicals unless something comes up. The doctor has always been great. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We've always been able to quickly make appointments easily when we contact the office. Glendora Pediatrics is located on the second floor. The parking here can be tight if your looking for a close spot. The building is older. There is a pharmacy and 2 labs here. Quest diagnostics and Labcorp. We've recommended Dr. Mahfoud to friends and they have also been happy with him and his office.

My children have been coming here since infancy. They are now in their teens. The doctors bedside…read moremanner is gentle and supportive. He does not raise alarm and is calming. The diagnosis has been spot on and empowers us as parents to care for our children appropriately at home. Highly recommend if you are looking for a pediatric.

Dr. Tony Bouz did my total left hip replacement, he is the best I'm out of pain and can now enjoy…read moremy life again I highly recommend him. The office staff is amazing and very helpful with any questions you have.

Excellent staff--they are professional, friendly, and so good at what they do! Thank you to Dr…read more Bouz and Luis and the whole staff.

When I first walked in to the office I was greeted very kindly I didn't wait 2 hours to see the…read moredoctor. I saw him within 20 minutes of signing in. He's always kind, straightforward, in no way inappropriate it is very hard to find a doctor like this and with the staff that treat you kindly never overcrowded. Thank you for all your help Dr, thank you staff

I had a deeply unsettling encounter with Dr. Randy Karu in the elevator of his medical building…read more Despite not being my physician, he felt entitled to comment on my height and make an unsolicited, highly inappropriate remark about my body and weight. As a licensed medical professional, especially one who runs an aesthetics and body contouring practice, his complete lack of professional boundaries is appalling. He has no idea what medical struggles, mental health battles, or eating disorders a person might be actively fighting when he chooses to comment on their weight. His casual fat-shaming is reckless, malicious, and entirely unacceptable. If this is how he speaks to strangers in a public elevator, I would heavily caution anyone against trusting him with their medical or aesthetic care.

This office consistently occupies residential parking spaces designated for the neighboring…read morecommunity, several of whose residents have mobility impairments and rely on those spots for accessibility. After raising this concern directly with the office manager, the situation improved temporarily, however, the problem has since resumed. Given that the Civic Center parking lot is located directly across the street, there is a readily available alternative for staff and patients. I would strongly encourage management to implement a lasting solution out of consideration for the residents affected.

Short wait after arriving on time to be moved to an exam room. Another shot wait for the nurse to…read moretake vitals and then to be seen by Dr. Z. We had just gotten started when the nurse came back and told the doctor something. The doctor excused himself, said he had a very sick patient who he was trying to help and he would be right back. It was just a few minutes later that Dr, Z came back, We finished up he appointment. I thought it was great that he priorized based on need. It made me feel more confident in his care.