I called the office on June 8, 2026. I wanted to make an appointment. I am 80 years old. They do…read morenot take Blue Shield of California PPO, only HMO. WTF?

Fantastic, caring, compassionate doctor. She is my husband's doctor and he really likes her (but he…read moredoesn't like doctors). He trusts her and is willing to follow her advice. Her office runs like a finely oiled machine. She keeps appointment times. Her office staff call you back quickly and they care as much as Dr. Adelman does. Her staff is fabulous just like Dr. Adelman! Dr. Adelman bends over backwards to ensure her patients get the best possible care and in the most timely manner. If I was old enough to see her, I would. I asked, but she only takes geriatric patients and I'm not quite old enough yet. But she helped me find a great doctor in the same network. She cares deeply and she listens. I can't say enough great things about Dr. Adelman and her entire staff. They treat you like family.

Dr.Vahe is very good doktor and his staff is very professional…read more My recommendation.Good Care and knowledgeable.

I absolutely LOVE being a patient of Dr. G. I've recommended him to everyone for his kind,…read morecompassionate care.

Dr.Feit has been my Dr. for over 40yrs!!!! He's the BEST. always listens,…read more never tushes, always remebers names and family history

My experience with Dr. Feit's office was extremely disappointing. I encountered significant issues…read morewith communication, care coordination, and the prior authorization process for prescribed medications. In my case, inaccurate information was submitted regarding insurance authorization, which delayed access to treatments that should have been eligible for coverage. The office appeared understaffed, with administrative and clinical responsibilities seemingly handled by the same individual, which contributed to confusion and inconsistent information. When I sought assistance resolving the authorization issues, I was told that I was "on my own" and that the matter was not the office's responsibility. Rather than helping navigate the process or advocating on my behalf, I felt my concerns were dismissed. Most concerning was the lack of support when barriers to treatment arose. Patients depend on their healthcare providers to help coordinate care and communicate with insurers when medically necessary treatments are prescribed. Unfortunately, that was not my experience, and I was ultimately advised to seek care elsewhere. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

Love my doctor's office. They are all so helpful and caring. They respond quickly and have early…read morehours like 7am, which works well for me. I appreciate Dr. Patel and his team. He is very knowledgeable. I heard lots of nurses go to this doctors office.

Prompt, professional and caring. I would be very happy to refer those I care about to this practice.read more

Best doctor ever. My family.has seen him for over 40 years and will always use him until he retires.read more

Heyyyy, since Dr. Kroop's gone now, I've been trying to get my medical records and am having no…read moreluck. Anyone out there know how to get those bad boys so we can go to new doctors with a decade of medical information/history? I've tried Providence hospital, I've tried Dr Madrid (whose office told me they have no idea where his records went and no way to contact him), I tried the clerk's office at the advice of the hospital records department, etc etc. I tried a lawyer, but it sounds like it would be more expensive to try that way. Just want my medical records desperately if we could figure that out he was the best doctor, but obviously maybe not for everyone

Very friendly people and nice atmosphere. They are all very friendly, nice, talkative, and make you…read morefeel comfortable.

They were assigned to me by my HMO, and their website says "Taking new patients." However, when I…read moretried to schedule an appointment, the nearest time I was offered is 59 days from now. When I pointed out that this was a long wait for someone with issues he wants looked at, the person on the phone said they were "Focusing on their existing patients." So my question is: which one is it? Taking new patients (in a way that isn't a prohibitive delay) or not? I spoke to Aetna about how to get service, and the person on the phone said she was disappointed that so many providers were claiming to accept new patients but often not making many appointments available for new patients. Again, they were assigned me as a patient, but talk to me like I'm a second class citizen.

My mom is a new patient of Dr. Wong's and while she seems very caring - it's a…read morenightmare to reach her. When you finally do reach someone - they always seem rushed and frantic. Her staff are inattentive and unprofessional.

This doctor and the office refused to prescribe me my high blood pressure medication unless I come…read morein. I currently don't have health insurance anymore and I lost my job last year. It's been a nightmare dealing with this doctor and office. I do not recommend!!!

All of these years (dare I say decades!) and Dr. Ayad is the absolute best…read more Sadly, I messed up my insurance last year and had to go with Kaiser and could NOT wait to get back to Dr. Ayad... and as it turns out, in a brand new location. I've been through many medical issues, from simple to deadly, with him and I'll stick with him as long as possible. He is extremely personable, likable, incredibly intelligent and experienced, and just a damn good person and doctor. You really couldn't do any better.

Dr Ayad was my wife's primary care physician. During the time she was in his care, she was…read morefrequently anemic but Dr Ayad seemed unconcerned, dismissing my questions about the cause of her problem. On one occasion, we went to the emergency room where they did what neither Dr Ayad or her oncologist hadn't been able to do, they diagnosed her with lymphoma. I suggested she find a new doctor but she refused. She was given the standard treatment for lymphoma and finished the course. At no point during this time was she giving any imaging studies to see if she was improving. A week or so later, I noticed that she seemed confused and not in control of her actions. I didn't know what was happening to her, so I called her oncologist to see if she could see a neurologist. I was told only the primary care physician could make the referral. So I called his office and asked for a referral. I was told she couldn't get a referral until she came in for a office visit. I asked for an appointment as soon as possible because by now she could hardly walk. I was given an appointment for the Friday of the following week. As the situation devolved, we had to call the ambulance to pick her up from the floor because she couldn't support her own weight. The third time they came to the house, I told them to take her to the emergency room. Once again they did what Dr Ayad could not, diagnose the problem. They did a scan and discovered numerous tumors in her brain. The only thing left to do was make her comfortable until the end. I believe Dr Ayad is either incompetent or disinterested in patient care. I am sure he failed my wife in many ways and probably hastened her death by his lack of concern. I would advise you to find a different doctor.

I have been a patient of Dr. Marsh for over 15 years. However, the front office staff has always…read moreleft a lot to be desired. It has been over a year since I have been to this office and amazingly enough the front office staff has hit a new low. It seems they are trained to shuffle you off to someone other than your doctor. When I go to the doctor I want to see the DOCTOR!!! I hope the horrible person at the front desk never has anyone treat her as badly, dismissively and rudely as she treated me. I don't understand why this practice hires such coldly, rude people who's only job seems to be keeping you from communicating with anyone with some knowledge or seeing your doctor.

Above being professional and knowledgeable, Dr. Marsh offers a human touch to medicine. The care…read moreand concern for my well being was genuine and heartfelt. Thank you for offering solutions to the issues I had on my visit.

At first I was happy with him but in the last 4 years he became a horrible doctor. He's happy to…read moregive you an Rx so you go away but doesn't care to look into anything deeper with tests. He refused MRI testing on me for a new problem that he mansplained was an old injury. In recent years he looked tired and sometimes like he just woke up. He's very robotic and pretends to care but really doesn't. He thinks that reading the computer screen is taking time to explain to you. He's dismissive. If you push him for care (testing) the curated nice tone of voice and nice guy mask drops and he has no problem asserting his MD power over you to make you feel small and disarm you to feel powerless. Anyone that gives him a good review must not have chronic illness and goes for routine annual exams or a flu. You can tell he is just an MD employee for Facey. Caring more for protocols and quotas than individual plan of care. Facey the medical group is priority over the patient care. Office staff was fair. Witnessed them a few times talking negatively about patients.

Ladies- if you're looking for a doctor to be dismissive, downplay your pain and anxiety and…read moremansplain your chronic illness that you've had for 25 years? Dr Dao is your man! Gentlemen? Looking for a doctor who dismisses your pain as no big deal and you end up in ER with emergency hernia surgery? Or better yet, a doctor who tells you pain medication for acute pancreatitis "will only make your pain worse," when WebMd, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland clinic, Harvard and NIH say the first thing to do is manage the pain, then fast or eat a limited diet? He's definitely your man. But, if you're looking for a doctor to be a human being, not a sadist, not a robot, but someone who listens and cares? Go find anyone else with a pulse.