So hard to contact anyone at this office. They put you on hold for so so long and you can't make an…read moreappointment for almost a month. This Dr only spends half the week at this office and the other half at another office. It's so hard to make an appointment. I'm changing Dr.s simply because I can't even get a hold of anyone in the office. And when you finally do get the receptionist on the phone, she puts you on hold for hours!!!! I couldn't switch Drs fast enough.

Dr Qazi has been my physician for many years. Dr Qazi is very kind, knowledgeable, professional and…read moreresponsible physician. Has excellent staff that are very helpful, respectful and caring. I do highly recommend Dr Qazi.

This doctor is amazing and I would highly recommend her to anyone. However, her office staff is…read morelacking. Nobody ever answers the phone and you have to speak to a recording. Hopefully, somebody calls you back. Outdated from April of 2026 talking about their closure dates in April. The office recording says she can't answer the phone because she's busy on the phone with other people. Yet every time we go to that office, the front desk receptionist does not appear to be that busy or on the phone. I have probably called that office 15 times in the last year and a half, and every time you get the phone recording. Nobody answers their phone. While I hate that I have to give Dr. Blakely four stars instead of five, her office staff is also a reflection on her.

When I saw Dr. Blakely, the only thing I was aware of, to do with my kidneys, were the kidney…read morestones I've had, which can be very painful. She was able to give me insight as to what is going on with my kidneys and what foods/medications were acceptable or unacceptable for me to have. Dr. Blakely was very kind and informative and I didn't feel at all rushed through the appointment. The wait to see the doctor was minimal and I appreciated that and what I learned while there.

Caring doctor! Dr. MEHTA listens and asks insightful questions. He shows up when there are…read moreemergencies at the hospital. He is kind and thoughtful. Great staff who are very helpful.

Dr Mehta is amazing! He takes time with his patients. He is kind and definitely cares. The office…read moreis friendly and efficient.

Dr Rule is the best in the business. She made my husband feel so comfortable with his fear of…read moreneedles and really went above and beyond with patient care. Super knowledgeable, honestly if we were in the area permanently we would just use her as our doc :) A++ highly recommended.

Everyone here is so kind. Our visit here met our standards especially with the provider that we saw…read morehe's so attentive and really cares on what we were concerned about. The wait wasn't too bad either. Great experience!

I am a Kaiser patient but thankful to the high heavens ALL VALLEY accepts KAISER insurance- what a…read morerelief because the closest urgent care to me is about an hour and a half. All of the staff was so incredibly friendly, my wait was less than 15 minutes, I saw PA Lei - and I am obsessed. I may never go to KAISER again lol She was so friendly, thorough, extremely relatable, listened to my concerns and made me feel completely at ease. I cannot say enough incredible things about my experience. If I could give her a 10 star, I absolutely would .

I recently traveled abroad to some remote tropical places and returned home feeling very unwell. I…read moredidn't think my situation necessarily warranted an emergency room visit, but I wanted to be evaluated and tested quickly for mosquito-borne viruses in case intervention was needed. I very rarely use urgent care facilities, so when I needed one, I turned to Yelp and was pleased with the overall reviews of All Valley Urgent Care. I called ahead and confirmed they could accept me as a walk in right away. I visited All Valley on a late Friday afternoon and was seen by a Physician Assistant within 30 minutes of my arrival. The PA listened to my breathing, checked my ears, nose, and throat, and told me they might have heard fluid in my lungs justifying a chest x-ray to rule out pneumonia in addition to standard rapid testing for flu and Covid. I knew I didn't have the flu or Covid based on my symptoms, but I didn't know about pneumonia so I agreed. They did the chest X-ray on site and all three tests returned negative. The PA told me they would send a prescription to my pharmacy for a basic albuterol inhaler to help me with my breathing and that they would also send lab orders to Quest Diagnostics for me to have my blood drawn to test for viruses the next day. The PA didn't know what blood tests to request, so the PA said they would do some research. I left the facility without any real answers. So now for the review. On the positive side, the PA was nice and even though it was clear the PA didn't have confidence in their knowledge about what tests to order for given my situation, I'll give them a pass on that because my circumstances were certainly not very common. I also give the PA credit for knowing and admitting when they needed to do research. The nurse/x-ray tech was also very nice and the facility is new and clean. On the negative side: 1. Upon checking out, I specifically asked the front desk staff if they would be sending my prescription to the pharmacy I requested. She viewed her computer and said "yes" before giving me a dismissive look. Nevertheless, the prescription for the albuterol inhaler was never sent to my pharmacy. When I called All Valley back a few days later, I was told that they couldn't find any notation in my chart indicating I was given a prescription. I was also told the PA I saw was not working that day, and that the current provider on duty wouldn't issue the prescription without evaluating me personally. The only option I was given was to come in for a new evaluation. My case was somewhat unusual and recent, so I knew the PA would remember me... I therefore asked All Valley to call the PA at home and they refused. So just to reiterate... All Valley wanted me to pay for a new visit and spend the time to come in and be reevaluated by a new provider just to fix their prescription mistake, they refused to call the PA to get the OK to send the original prescription, and all of this drama and resistance was over a basic albuterol inhaler, not some type of dangerous or highly restrictive drug. 2. The lab order the PA sent to Quest Diagnostic was insufficient to cover the possible mosquito-borne viruses present in the regions to which I traveled. Even the Quest Diagnostics staff knew this but they couldn't change the order. So, I had to reach out to my primary care doctor who sent me back to Quest Diagnostics a second time with new lab orders for much more extensive bloodwork. 3. The front office person on duty during my visit was a bit on the cold/curt side, but not unprofessional. 4. I was feeling awful when I arrived at All Valley, and I wanted to check in as quick as possible using regular paper forms. Despite this, I was directed to use a QR code posted at the front desk and to use my mobile phone to do everything including completing the medical questionnaire and taking images of my insurance card while seated in the lobby. As you might imagine, typing lots of information using my thumbs on a small phone keypad is not fun to do when you feel terrible. It is important to note, I was the only person in the waiting room during my visit and there were three workers at the front desk just chatting with each other who could have easily helped me. 5. Before I left All Valley, the PA told me he would add me to the call back list and someone would call me to check in on me the next day to see how my symptoms were progressing. That would have been a very nice touch, but no one ever called. 6. When I called several days later to discuss the prescription issue, I was simply told to return to the clinic to be evaluated again by the on-duty provider. That insistence, combined with having a chest X-ray I doubt I really needed given my symptoms, certainly makes me question whether billing is the priority. I am disappointed. This facility can do better and I won't return. Fortunately I can rely on my primary care physician to take it from here.

Dr Mathey is great! Very patient and well informed. Be ready to stretch! His services are highly…read morepersonalized to your needs.

The best around! Understands needs and how to fix them from the root problem, rather than simply…read moreputting a band-aid on or medicating. I cannot say enough about his practice. My body is strongest because of his work.

Doctor is very good but Arrowhead office staff and nurse don't seem to care…read more First round the nurse disposed my urine sample instead of sending it to the lab, "because there was no blood in the urine". Had to come next day to submit another one. Meanwhile, there was no way to get a response from the doctor till I actually came to the appointment. Few days after I spoke to the doctor I decided to do at-home pH test that showed I needed specific antibiotic. Took a full day of calling the office and texting the nurse. Was about to go to ER since my symptoms worsened when got a call from the nurse saying she sent prescription in for me. Got 90 antibiotic pills from pharmacy with no indication of how long to take them for - obviously, very possible mistake. Texted the nurse - no response, called office - took efforts to convince them that something may be wrong and I need to double-check with the doctor. Called another line and at last found out that it's only 7 and not 30 days I should take antibiotic for. Very frustrated! UPD: right after I posted this review, got a text response from the nurse, picture attached

Dr Shareef is the most caring and compassionate doctor. I've been seeing her for over 7 yrs and…read morenever had a bad experience. Her staff is very responsive and professional as well. I have received the best care through the years. God bless you Dr Shareef

Dr. Greggory Jones has been my Primary Care Physician for years - over a decade and a half; as well…read moreas that of my wife, mother, and aunt. This is one of the few times in a Yelp where I am at a loss for things to say, because I have so many *good* things to say about him. Granted - no man is a superman. Even doctors have their limits as to what they can do for their patients - but what Dr. Jones IS... is patient, easygoing and insightful; as well as competent in his knowledge and advice. He even has a dry sense of humor that kind of comes out and at you out of left field at the most surprising times. What he's NEVER been in the time he's been my doctor, is pushy or over insistent on a particular test or procedure or point of view. He's always stated his hunches... his suspicions..and his medical opinions to me and my family as if we were human beings with a brain. We've never felt talked down to or patronized in any way, shape or form. Something the wife and I really like is that we've never felt rushed in his office. When either one of us, or both, are there - we are his sole focus. He's attentive and helps us to feel like we are all partners in our health care. If he doesn't know something - he's not afraid to say so, and to find out more information to discuss during a later visit - or to give a referral to another Doctor, specialist or other resource where we can find more answers. He works out of Beaver Advantage in Redlands, tucked away in a nice little residential neighborhood. The place has a cozy but friendly feel to it, and the staff is always friendly. Granted - sometimes you have to wait, but such is the lot of those of us in managed care; and besides - the office and waiting rooms are comfy. My only minor complaint is that sometimes his own staff can be a bit "bubble headed" when it comes to keeping some of the necessary forms on file (aka I've had to fill out the HIPA form to allow my wife access to my medical records probably around three times now) - but it's certainly not enough to remove s star. If you get a chance - do try to choose Dr. Jones as one of your primary care physicians - he honestly seems to care; and unfortunately, that kind of thing is becoming more and more rare these days. Oh - as an interesting side note.. He kinda has a passing resemblance to the actor.. Hugo Weaving. Whenever he walks into the room I expect him to go... "Greetings... Mr. Anderson... Its time for your exam...".

I'm going to give a 3 for bad customer service. Haven't even seen the doctor yet. Called the office…read moreand was passed around to various hold lines. Then I spoke to a nurse who said she could schedule me but I needed to register first. Was passed to the registration department and guided through that process. Then, was passed back to the scheduler who said that he isn't accepting new patients. When I asked why I needed to register as a new patient in order to find out that he isn't accepting new patients, they didn't have a good answer. Just makes me wonder how good they are at handling other administrative processes that could be more life threatening like lab results and other paperwork.