While I appreciate getting my heart monitor here, place is bad…read more It is a very old building and the signage is very poor. I stood in line at the wrong place for 10 minutes before someone asked what I was there to do and told me I was on the wrong line/area. The walls are painted a dark yellow color and need to be re-done either bright white or a nice light blue. It makes it look even more depressing. Please step it up.

i was a patient for about 3 years once dr. metzer retired and i was seeing another dr. there. he…read moreover booked ,sometime a 2 hour wait. during the 5 mo. i saw him ,not 1 time did he lesson to my heart. he changed my meds and then i couldn't see him for 2 mo. also when blood pressure was over 200,i called and ask for him to call me i was told he does not return patients ph. calls. just go to er. also at the end i was over charged for the heart moniter. i am sad to report this,but our medical drs overbook themself.the patient then pays with no retun phone calls so sad. i have gone to another specialist and my blood pressure has stablized,only took him 6 weeks. also he lissoned to my heart.i hope this helps other patients.

Dr. Omid Vesal is tender hearted doctor who treats his patients with respect and gives you the best…read moreadvice. You really feel cared for and not dismissed with your real medical concerns. I only have one thing to say his P.A. needs to clarify when patients ask him who he is .He needs to identify himself as a P.A. and not let the patient continue calling him doctor. Over all outstanding service from all staff members. Thank you Dr. Vesal you got a good thing going on.

Immediate and personalized care! Everyone from the front desk throughout my experience there were…read morevery caring and supportive! I highly recommend this urgent care with state of the art equipment available!

I have been going to Dr Tsai for semi-annual checkups for several years. Dr Tsai is an excellent,…read moreknowledgeable, experienced, skilled physician whom i highly recommend. He is not too old and he is in the prime age of his medical career and knowledge. He has helped me greatly improve and keep all my age related symptoms within the desired range: cholesterol, blood pressure, glucose level etc. He has a very friendly manner, easygoing interaction with patients. Best of all. the waiting room is never crowded. His office works efficiently. so i have never had a long waiting time. His appointments are always right on time. True story. After every lab blood test, Dr Tsai always takes the time to promptly follow up with a personal phone call to give me a quick summarization of the test results.

Several members of my family are all patients of Dr. Tsai and I can say wholeheartedly that he…read moretruly is the best doctor. While we were initially disconcerted by the introduction of his CAP membership fee, we quickly realized it is absolutely worth it due to the unparalleled level of wonderful care Dr. Tsai provides. He genuinely looks after my Grandma, and always takes his time to follow up with my husband and I. We all feel blessed to have found him and can't recommend him highly enough!

I've been a patient of Dr. M. Eslami since 2017. He is an amazing cardiologist. I needed a…read moreprescription refill and it turns out I have an outstanding balance. I said I will pay it next Friday when I get paid. The billing office told me they won't refill my prescription until than. Its like 80 bucks. I asked if I was dying and needed the refill would the take care of it than or are they that petty over a small balance. The billing office informed me they aren't being petty and if I am dying because I need a medication to take myself to the hospital. I keep coming back because the medical staff is top notch, but the front desk and billing department need some retraining in customer service and basic human decency. The old nurse who was great when I first started coming here now works at my childrens primary care doctors' office said she left because of the same front desk staff. That shows that a seasoned professional who provided stellar care left because of the same workers. I'm sure they will leave a response about how its my fault and how I'm rude, but come on, such a simple request. I do intent to pay the bill but no need to be condescending and indecent.

Dr Burris is unprofessional and lacks basic bedside manner. He spent 10 minutes with me in the…read moreroom. He had no energy and couldn't be bothered to answer my questions. I would not recommend this office to anyone.

I have only good things to say about Dr. Champion and his office.Dr Champion sits and listens to…read moreall concerns, offers options and suggestions, even outside of cardiology. He caught something that my PCP overlooked for years. The Staff always answers the phone pleasantly and promptly; They're always willing to help and I truly appreciate it. It's tough to find another office on par with this level of professionalism. Thank you Dr. Champion and Staff!

If there were an option to choose no stars I would…read more It saddens me to leave such a negative review. When I initially was seen at Pacific Cardiovascular Associates (seen by the nurse practitioner) I felt heard and cared for the way a patient SHOULD feel when being seen by a provider. She ordered testing of my heart and placed me on beta blockers to address the PVC's I was experiencing. Once I got pregnant she switched me to a different medication that is safe for pregnancy. I have been on that same medication for over 2 years. To bring this up to date: I ended up in Hoag NB with bradycardia among other symptoms back in July. I HAD NOT BEEN TAKING THE BETA BLOCKERS (they are only as needed when my PVC's are to overwhelming). At the time of my ER hospital visit I hadn't taken them in OVER 3 weeks. I was told to follow up with cardiology so reached out to my PCP to get an authorization. I was told by PCA since it was an urgent follow up I could call and have it scheduled right away. When I did receive an approval from my insurance I called to schedule but was told the soonest available was over a month out. I can understand that but based on what my last conversation was with them it contradicted what I had been told. Not a huge issue I understand these things are not in anyone's control at times. The day of my appointment I was scheduled to see Dr Champion. Upon his entering the patient room there were no questions asking what I was experiencing, what has been going on currently and no follow up on symptoms. He immediately started with "well based on the medication your taking you can expect to have it lower your heart rate as well as your blood pressure." Mind you I hadn't been taking the medication. Every time I tried to speak to explain that, he continued to interrupt me by saying "yeah, I read the report" over and over again. I don't know exactly what report he's referring to, If he HAD read the report, he would have seen the notes stating the medication had not been a factor in the bradycardia. Finally after multiple times of trying to communicate with him I asked "can I please speak" his response to me was "WOW!" After that, the whole visit went even further down hill. When I was stating experiencing the bradycardia I was met with a very rude "well how do you know that?" It was not a pleasant conversation. Every time I brought something up I was met with a condescending attitude and tone. I honestly don't know how this dr is practicing medicine with how he is. I'm not sure how he addresses the majority of his patients but the unprofessional approach and lack of patient care and concern is very alarming. This has all been so very disheartening. All of the waiting to have a "follow up" has not resolved one thing. And the very next day after my appointment with Dr Champion he denied a request for a refill on my beta blockers. If he would have listened to anything he would have known that the bradycardia occurs only on occasion and I ONLY take my medication as needed when my heart rate is normal. The same way someone who may be prescribed a medication that is not safe to drive with only takes it when not planning on getting behind the wheel. I've called the office 2 days in a row and have been unable to speak to anyone. I've left messages asking for a return call and nothing. Now, the only medication that has worked to relieve my symptoms of PVC's isn't readily available. This feels very malicious and unnecessary. A professional acting as unprofessional as you can imagine. I will be filing a complaint with the state as well as my healthcare provider.

I mentioned to her that I have kidney stones; She proceeded to prescribe me Amlodapine for my…read morehypertension, a calcium channel blocker, which increases the likelihood of forming kidney stones.

Today I had an appointment to see dr.li at 9:10 it went by pretty fast she was very nice and…read moreprofessional her office is very clean and the front and back are very friendly staff I would totally recommend coming here

Good luck getting an appointment. While Dr Marin is a great cardiologist, you're only as good as…read moreyour front office staff. His appointment taker Myra never answers the phone, so you'll be forced to leave a message to set an appointment. And then you fall into the abyss. Although her voice mail greeting states she'll return the call within 24 hrs, and pull be lucky if you ever hear from her again. Either she is severely underpaid, is totally overwhelmed, or hates talking to people, but you won't get a return phone call. After numerous calls and msgs and no response, it's very easy to move on and replace Dr Marin. Sadly his "Director of First Impressions" is certainly a detriment to his practice.

I have been a patient of Dr. Marin's for a couple years and still continue to have follow up…read moreappointments every six months. I feel very blessed that he is the cardiologist who happened to be on call the day I was taken to the emergency room. His quick and decisive action was great which is needed in life saving circumstances. feel like I am in the best hands for my care going further. I would highly recommend him to anyone and everyone who needs cardiac care.

AWFUL SCHEDULING PATIENT COORDINATOR EXPERIENCE: On Wednesday, June 17, 2026, between approximately…read more10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m., I called 877-430-7337 to schedule a stress test and spoke with a representative named Karen. Unfortunately, the interaction was extremely disappointing. After being on hold for more than 45 minutes, Karen was rude, dismissive, and condescending during our conversation. Before I was able to fully address my questions regarding my appointment, she abruptly disconnected the call. Because I was concerned that my appointment had not been properly scheduled, my husband, who is the policyholder, called back shortly afterward to confirm the appointment details. He was connected with Karen again. While attempting to discuss the prior interaction and seek clarification, Karen hung up on him as well. Your phone system states that calls are recorded. Therefore, I am formally requesting that both calls that occurred between 10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. on June 17, 2026, be reviewed and that appropriate corrective action be taken. When I asked to speak with a manager, Karen stated that management was in back-to-back meetings and refused to provide her last name. She repeatedly interrupted us, cut us off while we were speaking, and made no effort to resolve our concerns. Life is stressful enough, especially when dealing with medical appointments. Patients should not be subjected to disrespectful treatment when simply trying to schedule necessary healthcare services. I find it concerning that this type of behavior would be tolerated in a patient-facing role. I would appreciate confirmation that this complaint has been received, that the calls will be reviewed, and that appropriate follow-up action will be taken. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, XXXX

How can you keep and acquire patients when no one answers the phone! Every single time you call,…read moreyou will wait 20-30 minutes just to speak to someone. I have also tried leaving my number for a call back and no one called me back. They have got to invest in more people to handle the phones. They have lost a patient in me as I will be looking of a new provider.