Great experience all around. The front desk was super patient and helpful. You can tell by the time…read morethey took fitting me for this boot that they care about their patients. I left way more comfortable knowing that I had the correct type of boot now for my fracture. I got a breakdown of all the functions of the boot and how to properly wear it. Also got a heel wedge for my other shoe to balance out the height difference, which my hip was already hurting previous to this. I already feel the difference and I barely got it today. Would recommend coming here to anyone.

This is one of the best orthotics I have ever been to , I have a collapsed right arch and they came…read morewith the best orthotic I have ever had. ( I had this problem since the 1980s). Over time they had to make adjustments and had to try different angles until it's right. I am very happy I found them and have recommend them to others and they were impressed with their results.

I've been here a couple of times and Rudy and his staff are very attentive to their customers…read moreneeds. I require diabetic shoes with special inserts and Rudy always takes the time to make sure that they fit perfectly. I would highly recommend.

So grateful for Rudy. He treated my son and I with kindness, empathy and respect during our time…read morewith him. My son needed a helmet and from the start, he explained everything to me in terms that made sense. He made himself available as in between adjustments were needed and he was patient with me as I learned how to put on my sons helmet. Thank you so much Rudy. We are so grateful!!!

Fabulous attention to detail. Polite, and always eager to help. I come from out of town to use…read moretheir services and they always do what they can to accommodate my schedule.

This family is the greatest family in the world. They have made unbelievably great braces for my…read moreson and I appreciate them so much.

no communication skills!!my prosthetic was scheduled got…read morecancelled no follow up no prosthetic.i waited6 weeks and have to leave for a month of work with no prosthetic. every time i call they trll me matt is out to lunch sure eats a lot!!! still have no clue where prosthetic is!!?!?!?!!

These guys are true experts, and the prosthetists are wizards that are ant to help and genuinely…read morecare about how you're doing. I just had my appointment with Matt Munoz who replaced the straps on my AFO and also found missing screws that he also replaced! The only challenge I've had with Hanger is scheduling appointments, and now Matt is helping me with that too! Thank you Hanger Clininc!

I found Dr. Desai while searching for the top Labiaplasty surgeon in LA and he was highly rated and…read moreon the 1st page on Google which prompted me to call in for a consultation. Consultation: His reception team and surgery coordinator Ella were very inviting, with warm personalities and attentive to any questions I had as well as transparent with pricing. Right away Ella my coordinator was able to schedule me a video visit consultation and once I decided to move forward, she sent over an information packet via email of Before Surgery, Medications List, and Post-Surgery Recovery. Their communication is TOP NOTCH. ‼ Meeting Dr. Desai: He was amazing. His bedside manner, professionalism and attention to detail assured me I chose the right surgeon to operate on me. I love his energy and how he conducts himself in every way. He never made me feel like I am just a number. He took his time, to hear me out, from the consult, on the surgery day, and post-pop as well. I am truly astounded by his practice and am already saving up for my next surgery with him! The facility: Finding a modern, clean, pleasant AND aesthetic facility means a lot to me and I immediately was attracted from his behind the scenes videos he posts on IG. I have in the past been to older, more dated facilities and have never liked the feeling of that. However, with easy Valet parking, in a beautiful high rise in Beverly Hills-- and entering his suite, it provided me with a sense of relaxation and admiration. Post-Opp: All questions I have had have been immediately addressed with surgery coordinator Ella even on the weekend during non office hours. I recommend Dr. Desai for your next surgery and rate him . He is phenomenal and so well rounded with so many types of Plastic Surgery.

I had surgery back in May and I am in love with my results. Pain was minimal, staff was easy to…read morework with and informative, and overall an amazing experience. I highly recommend Dr Desai! I got 415 cc's moderate motiva implants.

Exceptionally kind and present physician, with both great training and attentiveness…read more Charming as well.

I just called to find out if he takes liens or Medicare, and unfortunately he does not, but his…read moreoffice girl Maria was a wonderful wealth of information! So refreshing to deal with NICE, informed peeps!! THANX for your help, Maria!!!

Initially, I have had the worst experience with a referral than I've ever had with my life…read more First off, it is policy to audit insurance and it appeared. I didn't have coverage because I was going from active duty to reserves and it showed in active. They called me, I responded and told them that it was in transition. It took a few days, but they finally reinstated my appointment. I deeply appreciate the Office self reflecting and giving others the care that they need. I am looking forward to getting the healing that I have been seeking for 18 months to have due to a Naval related injury. Thanks to the entire team for your checks and balances and being there for your community.

Bottom line: **This place charges exorbitant fees for thoughtless, substandard "care." They…read morerepeatedly waste your time. They call themselves a walk-in clinic to make you think costs will be reasonable, but are in fact an expensive offshoot of the UCLA hospital system. DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU HAVE NO OTHER OPTIONS.** First I called. They said I could walk in and see someone quickly. How convenient, I thought--a true walk-in clinic in the UCLA system. DON'T BUY IT. When I got there, suddenly the clinic was "very busy", and I had to make an appointment for many hours later. I.e., they lied to get me there and sink their hooks in; my time was irrelevant. Second, I came back for the appointment only to be told that they cannot look at more than one body part in the same visit. So if you, like me, fell and injured both a knee and a foot, they flat out will not look at both areas together. You have to choose one. Not only is that maddeningly stupid for trying to make an accurate diagnosis of potentially interconnected problems, but again they waste your time to get you to come back for a second visit with a whole new set of (exorbitant) billings. Since I'd already wasted a lot of time and had an appointment, I thought I'd better have one thing looked at at least. I wish I had read the signs sooner and just walked away. Third, they force everyone to get x-rays down the hall before they let you see a doctor. They claim this is necessary to make an orthopedic diagnosis. In fact, while it may be increasingly standard practice (in order to milk patients for all they're worth), it makes more sense to do a physical exam and order x-rays only if deemed necessary. Ah, but that would mean the doctors might have to spend more time with patients and not everyone would get x-rays--and that won't fly at this money-grubbing clinical sausage factory. In my case, I was already confident I hadn't broken anything and was experiencing soft-tissue pain--they refused to bend their policy. Now on to medical incompetence. After being forced into getting pre-exam x-rays, I was briefly seen by Dr. Derek Altema. Dr. Altema claimed he'd looked at the x-rays and saw no issues. He then did a brief manual test of my knee, again claiming no issues. He ignored the soft-tissue pain I was experiencing. He spent precious time bringing up things from my medical history that were wholly unrelated to my fall, but didn't even attempt to put a possible diagnosis to the pain I was experiencing. Since I'd hyperextended my knee in the fall, I asked a specific question about potential PCL injuries. Dr. Altema said the PCL would only apply if there was hyperextension. I said "Well there *was* hyperextension." He responded: "Oh no, actually it's the [different ligament] that would be injured by hyperextension." (a) That is completely wrong. (b) I could no longer trust this doctor's medical opinion, since he apparently doesn't understand knee ligaments to the extent any patient should expect from a doctor. Instead of providing any sort of diagnosis or care plan for my injuries, he tried to sell me a common knee brace. For $80. When the same brace costs $15 on Amazon. It was the worst doctor's visit I've ever experienced, and that's coming from someone who had a medical professional once talk about my health issue in front of a room full of other patients. At this point I realzed this facility had completely wasted my time and money from start to finish, and the bill would likely be far higher than it should be. Still, the office staff tried desperately to get me to commit to coming back the next day to get my foot x-rayed and examined. No way in hell I was going to do that. I also saw the staff constantly telling people they could be seen and would need to wait--only to tell them later that no, there would be no available appointments today, but pressuring them to come back the following day. Eventually the bill came. ~$1600. That's right: SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS for forced unnecessary x-rays and a shoddy medical exam that yielded no trustworthy information. They tried to charge ~$1,100 for the useless medical visit, plus ~$500 for the x-rays, which were sent to a separate UCLA medical department for review by some other doctor in the UCLA hospital system, just so they could charge me for a second doctor's time. (And it raises the question: did my doctor even look at the x-rays himself?) Since then, while I got one customer service rep to reduce the doctor's visit bill by a few hundred bucks, they have been unwilling to adjust the bill further. And now I feel compelled to write a negative review so others don't make the same mistakes. So they have wasted even more of my time even after the debacle was over. Do I need to say anything else? This office is a scam designed to maximize patient payments for incompetent, time-wasting medical "care." It frankly debases the entire UCLA brand.

UCLA Maxillofacial Prosthetics Clinic…read more This office is extraordinary. The focus here is entirely on expertise, compassion, and outcomes for people facing some of the most complex challenges imaginable: head and neck cancer, trauma, or congenital conditions that affect how we speak, eat, and look. The team's level of skill and dedication is unmatched. They work hand-in-hand with oral and maxillofacial surgeons, hospital dentists, plastic surgeons, and head-and-neck cancer specialists to design truly individualized care. Every plan feels thoughtful and collaborative--tailored to the patient's medical history, surgery, and personal goals. You can sense immediately that you're in the hands of professionals who not only understand the science but also the human side of rehabilitation. They restore function, comfort, and confidence with precision and kindness. If you or a loved one ever need maxillofacial prosthetic care, this is where you'll find the highest level of expertise and empathy under one roof.

These people DO NOT return calls or listen to voicemail EVER. It took 1 month to get an appointment…read moreafter my referral into system. They called me back quickly for a treatment paid for by insurance that DID NOT HELP ME WHATSOEVER. So I went to get a CT scan, and I've been CALLING DAILY FOR 3 WEEKS to schedule a 15 minute follow up with doc. Simultaneously, I've been EMAILING for the last 2 WEEKS!! These people SUCK!!!!