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    Jonathan Eskanazi - Neurological Institute of Los Angeles

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    0.0 miTarzana

    Pad experience with family members he missed appointments and rude office staff…read more He tried to charge our family for patient consults he never attended. No show, doesn't care about his patients.

    I would give negative stars if I could. They could not care less about their patients. I was just…read morea number. The staff is terrible, and that attitude comes from the top. I was referred to this practice when my neurologist retired. I have a chronic neurological condition. My first neurologist from this practice was ok, but she was a subcontractor. She was going through contract negotiations with NILA, and at least she gave me the heads up, and made sure I had plenty of refills on my medications. However, when they couldn't agree on a new contract, I was never notified. When I called to schedule an appointment, I was yelled at by her nurse. At least I could see one of the other physicians at NILA. I never met my new neurologist, Dr Eskenazi, in person. It was always a telehealth appointment, and I couldn't even tell you which neurologist I met with (probably another contractor). The first time I needed a refill, I was yelled at by the staff that I needed an appointment every 3 months. How would I know this? My other neurologists did not require this. The last time I called to schedule my 3-month appointment (for April and I just had an appointment in Jan), the staff couldn't find me in their system. Because they had already termed me as their patient. NILA lost their contract with my insurance. I had a referral from my primary care physician that was effective for a few more months. I received no notice, they felt no obligation to make sure I had refills. I didn't receive a referral to another neurologist, nothing. The staff yelled at me when I asked what I was supposed to do about my medication. They do not care about you at all. I am stressed about finding a new neurologist. I am worried about my condition worsening if I cannot get a new prescription for my medications. Thanks NILA.

    Providence Tarzana Medical Center

    Providence Tarzana Medical Center

    2.6(585 reviews)
    0.1 miTarzana

    The emergency room experience was interesting. Not bad. Not amazing. More like "we're renovating…read moreand everyone is doing their best with the group project." The place looks like it's getting a facelift, so I'll give them that. Fresh walls may be coming. New energy may be loading. But right now the organization still feels like it's buffering. The doctor was cool. That helped a lot. Calm energy. Normal conversation. Didn't make the visit feel heavier than it already was. In an emergency room, that matters because nobody pulls up there for fun. Nobody is saying, "Let's see what the ER is doing tonight." You want people who can make a stressful situation feel a little less chaotic. The security setup was the confusing part. You can walk in with the patient without being registered as a guest, but once you step out, now it's a whole process. Badge. Registration. Security check. Side quest unlocked. Why not just do that at the beginning? It felt like airport TSA designed a scavenger hunt inside a hospital. Some of the machines weren't working when we got there, so getting vitals checked took a while. That was weird. It's an emergency room. The machines should be awake before we are. A hospital with machines not working is like Starbucks saying the coffee machine is down. Technically possible. Emotionally unacceptable. The receptionist was definitely having a day. I get it. We all have those. But at a hospital front desk, the vibe matters. People are stressed. Worried. Confused. Already thinking WebMD gave them three hours to live. A little warmth would go a long way. You don't need Disney cast member energy. Just maybe less "you interrupted my villain origin story." The atmosphere felt like a hospital mid-glow-up. Construction energy. Moving parts. A few systems that need tightening. Not terrible. Just noticeably not smooth. Overall, the experience was still good because the doctor and staff helped keep things steady. But the ER flow could use better organization, working equipment, and a front desk vibe that says "we got you" instead of "why are you bleeding near my paperwork?" it's giving... Grey's Anatomy if the hospital admin team had one group chat and nobody checked it.

    We hadn't been to this hospital and were a little concerned, given some of the reviews that we saw…read more We really needed a doctor, though, so we took a chance and went. Our experience, almost from start to finish, was amazing! We went to the ER and were taken in almost immediately. Testing and diagnosis happened rapidly, and my wife was treated quickly. We have been to ERs where we thought "is anyone paying attention?" It was not like that at all. The nurses were friendly, professional, and attentive. Most impressive of all was our doctor, Dr. Cynthia Pfieffer, whose genuine compassion and warm demeanor has us both considering establishing this hospital as our primary care facility.

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