Dr Chrysanthis is a caring, low key, capable Dr. I have gone to her for quite a few years and…read morealways feel she has my best interests. She ways ask if I have any questions and responds as accurately as possible. I''d highly recommend her to anyone.

Very professional!! Highly recommended very important very strong, prompt good people over this…read moreplace

I scheduled appointments for both myself and my fiancé with Dr. Pepitone because we moved to…read moreCalifornia a few months ago and were looking for a trustworthy, experienced, general practitioner. I spent a lot of time reading reviews online on United HealthCare's website. I particularly liked that Dr. Pepitone studied at Rush University, I also really liked that he is not a brand new/ very young Dr. because this translates to him having many years of experience which translates to a benefit for (us) his patients. Both my fiancé and I had really a good experience with Dr. Pepitone and the rest of the staff at Healthcare Partners. I arrived 15 minutes early to fill out the new patient paper work. The nurse called me back 5 minutes before my scheduled appointment time to weigh me and get my vitals. Dr. Pepitone saw me a few minutes after that (right on time). He listened carefully to my health history and made notes while we were talking. He asked me questions to get an idea of my overall health. I have had a chronic health condition for the last 10 years and while going through my list of current medications Dr. Pepitone pointed out that the steroid nose spray ( Flonase) that I was currently taking could be contributing to this on going issue. I was so surprised to hear this, considering that all my other physicians had never made that connection or mentioned the serious side effects of this steroid nose spray to me. (I had been taking Flonase daily for the last 6 years) Dr. Pepitone prescribed a non steroid nose spray for my servere allergies. My overall impression of Dr. Pepitone is that he is a friendly, knowledgeable and caring physician with a very pleasant upbeat demeanor. After my appointment I met with the patient liaison who explained the benefits of Health Care Partners Medical Group. She explained how to sign up for the patient portal and how this platform gives patients direct access to email their Dr. and receive their results. She also gave me some literature with useful information like the nearest urgent care to our home. She asked how my appointment went and if I had any additional questions or concerns. She explained where I could go to get my labs ( blood work) done. She also told me that they have in office phlebotomists should I prefer to have my blood drawn in the office. My degree is in microbiology and I have worked in the Healthcare/ medical field for over 12 years for big companies like Labcorp and Banner Health. Because of my career experience I have a thorough understanding of what good patient care is and how a good medical practice should operate. My experience with Dr. Pepitone was excellent and I would definitely recommend him and Healthcare Partners Medical Group.

So far so good! I haven't been to the doctor in a while but decided to go in for a checkup. Dr…read more Pepitone has a great bedside manner and I was immediately comfortable with him. Dr. Pepitone doesn't beat around the bush and gives advice that's really easy to understand for us without a science brain. I also really liked his staff and the environment was nice. I was about 10 minutes early for my appointment, but Dr. Pepitone saw me right on time. Highly recommend!

Yes, Dr S. Very nice thorough and caring. Wish he was in a…read moredifferent building. I had to switch cardiologists due to my insurance. Thanks Veronica Tellez

I received a collections notice for a Zio Monitor worn in November 2024 by a different patient. Dr…read more Shandling's office registered the device under my information with iRhythm technologies even though I had not been seen in that office since 2010. As I had moved out of the area 15 years prior, I never received any bill and the bill was sent to collections. It took multiple phone calls over several days to get anyone to help look into this case. Finally, the billing manager at Dr. Shandling's office admitted that someone entered my information instead of the correct patient's information so I was being billed for the service that patient received. I don't understand how this could have happened as I had not visited that office for 15 years, my chart should have been archived. There was no mention of how this happened or what would be done to prevent it from happening again. I'd think twice about coming here as mixing patient information is a serious concern and there were no/insufficient checks in place to ensure the correct information was entered. UPDATE: As of 05/21/2025, the balance from the collections company is still showing. Additionally, Dr. Shandling's office forwarded an email that inadvertently revealed the other patient's information including date of service, prescription number, device serial number, patient name, patient DOB, patient's insurance company, and patient's insurance ID number. This is a HIPAA violation. I have yet to receive confirmation that all records have been amended and reflect the correct information.

I was touched and amazed by the exemplary care I received starting first with Emma, Dr. Navabi's…read moretechnician and representative by phone. When I called with an insurance question she didn't have the answer to, Emma was forthcoming and apologetic. Her voice imparted kindness and care which mattered much more than the information I had called about as a new patient. The day of my appointment I had difficulty finding the location and Emma patiently and kindly helped me first with my anxiety over being late and later with figuring out how I could still see the Dr. when I ended up finally locating the facility and being extremely late. The Dr. was also lovely and friendly and very kind to me about being so late. He spent as much time with me as I needed to understand my condition even though he had every right to have not seen me that day at all (since I was so late). I was impressed with my entire experience knowing that Dr. Navabi carefully selected a technician like Emma to represent his practice in a caring way. :) In a world that can feel more and more disconnected, emotionally intelligent young women such as Emma are more valuable than ever. Well done Dr. Navabi, knowing how important your representatives are. Well done Emma! Who you are in our world is valuable and urgently needed! :) And also the Dr. seemed lovely and he made me feel seen and heard. :) Much appreciated. Thank you so much! :)

I was trying to get a colonoscopy done by Dr. Navabi, but his office staff is the most unavailable,…read moreand incompetent staff I've ever dealt with, and I'm assuming Dr. Navabi must be the same. I couldn't even get through to the office to cancel my upcoming colonoscopy because all I kept getting was an automated machine. I left several messages and never received any return phone calls. I also had problems with his office staff not following through, etc., on things prior to this. I can't believe that Dr. Navabi could be a good doctor when he has such incompetent, and unavailable staff.

I have been searching for a good doctor ever since Hoag removed Dr. Hitachi and limited him to…read morecash‑only patients. After visiting several physicians who didn't meet even the basic standards of care, I finally decided to try Dr. Carlos Arguedas, and I am so glad I did. He is truly amazing. He treats you like a human being before anything else. He listens, he cares, and he never pushes unnecessary medications or tests. His approach is thoughtful, compassionate, and grounded in genuine concern for his patients. His staff are just as wonderful, friendly, welcoming, and genuinely kind. From the moment you walk in, you feel comfortable and cared for. I finally feel like I am in good hands again.

Dismissive and arrogant. During my last visit I waited an hour before he sauntered in and then…read moreproceeded to basically tell me my long haul covid symptoms do not exist, and then condescendingly replied that the numbness and tingling in my right hand and foot is due to the Adidas slides I was wearing. On my way out I almost asked for my co-pay back, but I'll just never make another appointment again- complete waste of my time and money.

Our family loves Dr. Kurtz. He has cared for us for decades. I have never met or had a physician…read moreas caring and through as he is. We are blessed to have him as our family physician. He has even given us his personal cell number and called our home to check on one of us. Please don't ever retire. Barbara Johnson

Dr. Kurtz only sees you if you're concierge. $$$$$ major turn over rate of physicians assistants in…read morethe 3 years we've been going here. Won't be returning.

Medical, MD, Nancy Godfrey thank you for THE BLESSING OF LUNA FOR 1 to 1Physical Therapy in my home…read morewhich accepts my insurance!!!! GOD BLESS!!!

I absolutely love Dr. Godfrey! she is one of the best Doctors, I've ever had. she is very patient…read moreand listens to everything you have to say and ask if you have any other questions. Not sure who these other people saw or what they are talking about!

Rude, moody and condescending. Saw her for about 20 years and the first time I brushed it off as…read moreher having a bad day. It happened again and felt I didn't need to go see a doctor leaving feeling worse than when I came in.

I chose Dr Loomis as my PCP after getting on Medicare coverage. I had no health issues when I first…read moresaw her. After getting my lab results, she incorrectly diagnosed me as "Diabetic" even though it is common practice to have more that 3 high A1C readings before pronouncing that diagnosis. Frankly, she shocked me when she told me I was diabetic. She sent me to see her useless dietician, presumably so she could bill Medicare for these service. I did not authorize the dietician visits, not was I aware that she had to note me as "diabetic" in order for the services to be covered. I had to ask her to delete the diagnosis which I am not sure she ever did. This is not the first time she shocked or scared me. Later, she told me I needed to come in for fluids because my Sodium levels were low. When I rushed down, after cancelling other commitments, she said I did not need fluids after all, to just drink more water. The last straw was when she ordered labs tests that I found out from Quest, were "not medically necessary", and I ended up with a close to $500 bill. I worked with her office staff for 5 months (yes, 5 months!) to get this bill reduced. I never got an answer as to why she ordered 3 tests that were not deemed a medical necessity. One is supposed to sign a waiver when presented with a test or procedure that Medicare may not cover. I was never asked to sign the Medicare waiver. This sounds like malpractice to me. When I called the front office staff they would bounce me from one person to the next, wanting me to give the whole story over and over again. They would put me on hold for 10 or 20 minutes, no problem. The person I was working with, Brianna, was always "busy on another line", or "just stepped out". When I finally did speak with Brianna, she would say that she hadn't gotten around to my issue and to give her another month. She told me that the lab could not send me to collections for a long time. I finally just paid the lab bill to get this resolved and off of my desk. I would not recommend Dr Loomis or her staff or office to anyone looking to have a meaningful relationship with their primary care doctor. If this is how they treat me when I am basically healthy, what kind of care will they give when really needed. Save your time and find a competent, caring doctor.