Been going to this branch of OC Wellness for 3-4 years now. Super helpful staff, well organized,…read moreand great practitioners. Has helped me recover several problems that I had just tried to tough out. I'm very thankful.

Second treatment so far and everyone has been very helpful and knowledgeable. I'm excited to see…read morehow I'll feel in the coming weeks.

Dr. Harris at pain management is truely amazing!! His PA…read moreSamuel is also wonderful. And professional and friendly. All that work at his office are great!! so caring and gentle and professional. They really advocated for me when my work comp insurance didnt want to pay for the ablation. They went above and beyond to get me the care I needed and tried different non narcotics . When I finnaly had my ablation done by dr Harris and it was AMAZING!!!!. It has been almost a year.. and only now am I starting to really get the pain back but still not to the intensity as before. The pain i had after the RFA procedure was much less from just one procedure . I was almost totally disabled before dr harris and other doctors had tried eveerything. Dr Harris is a miracle worker in my opinion. I could barely do my daily functions. Only negative is that you usually have to wait a little past your appt time for follow up visits..but it's also becase he doesnt rush the visit. THANK YOU thank you Dr Harris and the team!

I paid $75 for less than 3 minutes with Dr Harris, and it was one of the most dismissive,…read moreunprofessional medical encounters I've ever had. I have a documented broken bone (Hill-Sachs fracture) and a torn labrum--real, objective injuries--and he made it clear he did not care. He talked over me, shut the conversation down immediately, and showed zero interest in discussing any solution whatsoever. No alternatives. No plan. No attempt to listen. His attitude was essentially: "You're in pain? That's too bad!" That's not medical care--that's arrogance. And shocking for a Dr that manages pain to just ignore everything you say, ignore mri results showing the severity of my injury, inability to function normally because of the pain.. to just kick you to the curb. This doctor would rather let a patient suffer than spend even a few minutes doing his job. If you're expecting compassion, problem-solving, or even basic professionalism, save your money and go somewhere else. You will not be heard here.

Michelle at the front desk was EXCEPTIONAL. There was a misunderstanding and I was very impatient…read morebut they were patient with me & was able to accommodate me. I am very happy with my experience. I will come back for any other services. Hospitality 1000/10. Thank you guys so much for accommodating and being patient with me. Easy x ray service!

I have the worst back pain from a severely herniated disc and was introduced to OC Wellness after a…read morefailed back surgery (spinal fusion and grafting). They have helped me tremendously and I wish I knew about this place earlier when my back pain first began a few years ago. I do a range of treatments with them, including physical therapy, acupuncture, and even cupping. The staff is like family and the atmosphere there is so positive and kind and they make you feel like family. Every single one of them has contributed to my well being. My pain isn't fully gone but they help me get by week after week. Their kindness is enough to bring me back week after week. My appreciation extends also to DR Badday and Annette and the staff at the Irvine branch where I receive separate pain management treatment including steroid injections, and nerve ablations. As for my home branch I want to say thank you thank you to Juan, Lynn, Ahmad, Christian, Margo, Carlos, and Anna Maria, Michelle, Vandella, Dr Ferencz, Dr Sandoval, Dr Brandon. You are all the best.

I came here last year. He gave me an anti anxiety I've taken before and that had intolerable side…read moreeffects. He told me to take it again. I do, it didn't go well, had to leave work because of it. A year later I'm still in pain, I get referred back here. He tells me to take Meloxicam daily, and to take it with less than 4000 mg of Tylenol daily, for a synergetic effect, and my organs will be fine. They also left patient PHI on their computer in the consultation office for their patients for the day. Also. The doctor drives a cybertruck with advertising for this clinic. Just, know that. He doesn't listen. He's respectful, but he doesn't listen. He doesn't ask enough questions. He told me the Stellate Ganglion Block procedure is more risky than an epidural steroid injection in my spine. Wouldn't be here if my insurance were any better.

Dr. Mahrou is by far the best pain management doctor I have ever seen. From my very first visit, he…read moretook the time to listen carefully, explain my options, and recommend the right treatment. Both my neck and back feel much better today because of his skill and the procedures he performed. What makes him truly stand out is his genuine care. He always follows up, checks how I am doing, and makes sure the treatment is working. It's rare to find a doctor who is not only highly skilled but also compassionate, patient, and down-to-earth. His office staff is also wonderful -- professional, kind, and always helpful, which makes every visit smooth and welcoming. Every visit with Dr. Mahrou is a pleasant experience because I know I'm being cared for by someone who is passionate about his work and truly cares about his patients. I recommend him without hesitation to anyone looking for real pain relief and a doctor they can trust.

Rosemary and her office staff are the best!!!! They are so quick and attentive and were able to get…read moreme feeling better quickly. Rose is a healthcare provider who truly cares about her patients. Highly recommended for quality care!

I was referred to Rosemary Le by my primary care doc. I suffered significant damage to my lower…read moreright leg in a head-on collision nearly 30 years ago. As a result, I have no cartilage between my leg and foot and severe arthritis. I have lived with pain the entire time. Whenever I asked a practitioner for something for the pain, they either suggested ibuprofen or said they don't prescribe opioids. Hmm, I wonder if that's a liability thing? Rosemary engaged in dialogue with me about my pain. Describe what your pain is like--dull, throbbing, shooting? When did I feel it? What brought it on? What made it worse, etc. After these conversations she explained her diagnosis and therapeutic plan. She started me on a milder pain medication regimen and, when I didn't get relief, either increased dosage or changed medication. What I appreciate, among many aspects of her practice, is her belief that no one should live in pain. Her level of care and respect are exemplary. I wish all primary care practitioners shared her beliefs.

I have had back issues now for the last 6 years. Having had a laminectomy which initially seemed…read moreto help with my pain level, I found myself in pain once again and successfully found an outstanding pain management physician in Dr. Beshai. He and his office staff are thorough, kind and their level of follow-up and follow-through are superb. I was happy to hear that in addition to his other office locations, a new office will be opening up shortly in Mission Viejo, which is slightly more convenient for me than going to the original Irvine location.

An arrogant doctor who appeared unwilling to deal with a 91-year-old patient in severe pain. My mom…read moreand I traveled to his office specifically to seek advice regarding pain medication, yet instead of listening to our concerns, he focused on a cement injection procedure that had already been discussed with her neurosurgeon and was not recommended. We didn't even mention it to him but was on her hospital paperwork and he must have picked it up from reviewing them! After spending more than 90 minutes in the office, we were simply told to return to the same pain management doctor she had previously seen and intentionally chose not to go back to. Rather than showing empathy trying to understand why we were seeking another opinion, he questioned our decision and offered little meaningful guidance. The entire experience left us feeling dismissed, frustrated, and unsupported at a time when compassionate care was most needed.

A great pain management practice. But they keep on showing the picture of founding doctor that…read morepassed away many years ago. Kinda creeps me out but a nice tribute to an outstanding and caring doctor.

My review is for the front office and management, as I was not able to see the doctor. I called to…read moremake an appointment and provided all of the information that I was asked for. Shortly after hanging up the phone, I got a text from the young girl who scheduled my appointment. She asked me to send her a copy of my driver's license by replying to the text, which I promptly did. On the day of my appointment, I arrived at the office 15 minutes early to fill out any additional paperwork. The girl answering the phones was busy making an appt for a new patient which, as I already knew, is very time-consuming. There were two other staff members present, but apparently none of them were trained to hand me my new patient check-in forms because they told me I'd have to wait. So finally, around 15 minutes later, the young girl was done with her phone call and able to check me in. The only problem is that I was not on their schedule. Not only that, but they didn't seem to have any record of me at all. Had I gone to the wrong office?? I scrolled through my texts to find the one requesting my license, in which the girl had stated her name. I said "isn't this you?" Yes, it was her and I was at the right place. Why am I not on the schedule at the time we discussed?? According to the young girl, she never received the picture of my license (which, from my end, had been sent), so she cancelled the appointment. No follow-up call requesting my license again. I don't even think I got a call letting me know they were cancelling the appt, although they had already set the precedent of communicating by text, so it would've been appropriate to send a follow-up text. When I pressed her to find out why there was no follow through, she said that she only works there part-time, so there was no way for her to follow up with me the next day, as it was her day off. Now, I don't solely blame her. She was obviously rather young and inexperienced and was just doing her best. But what a terrible lack of management that there are no procedures in place to handle this kind of thing! And what kind of establishment just cancels an appt after I obviously wanted to see the doctor, based on my initial investment of time in scheduling the appt?? I had already waited a couple of weeks for my appt, and I was in a tremendous amount of pain due to a pinched nerve in my neck. On top of that, they had wasted another 20 minutes of my time since I had arrived at the office for my appointment. The best they could do was to apologize and offer me an appointment in another week or so. No thanks. At this point, I think the appropriate thing for the doctor to do would be to see me that day. I understand maybe he was completely booked. Then he should stay late. I would've come back at the end of the day. I had already arranged to have the afternoon off from work so that I could be seen by him, and I find it inexcusable that the office is run in such a way that the staff just cancels appts because of one small piece of information missing. They demonstrated a total lack of consideration for my time and circumstances.

This pain practice has been a real blessing for my mother as she deals with cancer in her spine…read more The staff have been gentle, patient, and very supportive throughout her care. Dr. Ho is especially compassionate and takes time to really listen, which we didn't always experience with other pain specialists we tried. He is thorough but also efficient during follow-up visits, and he helped significantly reduce her pain with steroid injections when medications alone were not enough. Walking in before the appointment, my mom could not sit up and had to lay down on the waiting room couch. After the procedure, my mom has been able to walk short distances without her cane. We are very grateful for the care she has received here.

It's quite impressive to list their experience in medicine as anything to be impressed by. I doubt…read morethey have ever been a chief medical officer of HOAG, Cedar Sinai, UCLA, Stanford, USC, or multiple at Mayo Clinic Florida. So to deny visitation that was pre approved only able to state they won't prescribe medication but without reason as to why would mean they can't provide any other form of expertise in pain management so I guess thank god I didn't ask for an injection or they'd likely have me right into paralysis. Office staff were the most unprofessional I've encountered and hey the more patients dead, the more money from the government paid to not follow an oath to practice what they claim. It's pathetic to know they lied to get this profession