First time at this health center seeing a new doctor for my adolescent son. Dr Lee and Dr Anderson…read morewere very professional and caring, my son felt comfortable talking to them. It wasn't easy for me to transfer from another clinic to this one. I was very nervous but the staff and the doctors made me feel welcomed and they were very helpful. So far I'm glad I made the transfer and I'm looking forward to getting treatments here for my son.

Absolutely the BEST ! The care and concern of all the staff here and throughout UCLA is outstanding…read more.... it is worth the drive from the Inland Empire.

Whatever you do, do not get blood testing done from your doctor in room 245. They will charge your…read moreinsurer thousands, and if anything isn't covered, you're stuck with a massive bill for tests you could've paid $20 cash for at a Quest lab. UCLA charges this much because they actually don't want people to be able to pay. That empowers them to write off the "losses" to maintain their non-profit and tax advantaged status, while profiting handsomely off insurance. My insurance paid nearly $600 for only a few blood tests, while Function health tests for 10x more for $365 (or simply pay cash for the tests at Quest). UCLA is now charging me $700 for what insurance didn't cover. The whole US medical system is a joke, where hospitals and insurers profit and people suffer. Unfortunately, UCLA is complicit in it even more than the for profit lab corporations.

If I could give zero stars I would.. I've had nothing but frustration and shoddy care here. I…read morehave an HMO (that I pay $600/month for) and the care I have received is sub standard. 6 months or more wait times to see anyone. No personal contact. And no follow up care. You wait 6 months to get a scan, get the results over the portal, but then have no idea what to do. Honestly you would be much better off using Chat GPT for your medical care.

My appointment with Dr. Ryan Aronin was at 12pm. A scooter accident around the corner from the UCLA…read morecampus office blocked the street with police and an ambulance, so I texted the office at 12:14 to let them know I'd be late. The staff was already aware of the accident. When I arrived at the front desk to check in, Dr. Aronin refused to see me and told me to reschedule. A few minutes' delay for a documented emergency outside his own office, communicated in advance, wasn't enough to earn any flexibility. I'll be finding a new primary care physician, and I'd suggest anyone who values a doctor with basic grace for his patients do the same.

​I first became a patient of Dr. Aronin in 2018. At the time, I was impressed by his attentiveness…read moreand professionalism while treating my symptoms. He is a great Doctor.

My husband I are both patients of Dr. Greenberg (and we both rate him 5*). As a physician…read morepracticing at a top rated university health care system, we were not surprised to find that he is extremely knowledgeable about a wide range of medical topics that we have sought his advice for. We really like it that he is thoughtful and careful about ordering only medical tests that have a proven benefit rather than ordering many tests as we have experienced with other healthcare providers. On several occasions I have emailed him with questions related to health care and/or billing questions. He is very service oriented and responds promptly. We have been seen promptly for our scheduled visits. We don't feel rushed when we bring our list of questions. For one of my appointments I was seen by both Dr. Greenberg and a medical student. They were in the room together and I understood that because UCLA is an academic health care system, new doctors learn by being mentored by experienced physicians. I felt very comfortable because I knew that Dr. Greenberg was overseeing everything and this is how new doctors learn.

The care is poor. Same recommendations for everyone - vaccinations, make appointments to discuss…read morethe article he read last year. Does not look at your chart. Denies what Xrays and other doctors have said. UCLA does not include his very negative reviews.

Women if you are looking for a doctor who actually listens to your matters of your health & does…read moreeverything she can to help Dr Cheng is that MD!

Really smart, nice, practical gp. Goes out of her way to help you out. She's got your back (and…read moreother relevant body parts.) Dr. Cheng's been my doc for ten years now. I think very highly of her. If you're looking for a great physician, check her out.

Had to check in for a checkup and yearly blood work, and it's always a pleasure to see Dr. Alice…read more She knocks before she comes into the exam room! I have been morphing to a vegan diet, so I brought her the book I'm reading "Eat to Live" by Dr. Joel Furhman, and she was fine with me continuing the food plan, and said she will peruse the book and monitor my progress. She sent me up to the 3rd floor for the blood work, very easy in this wing of the medical center. There was only one person waiting so I got in and out right away. UCLA Medical Center is the most practical and convenient medical practice I have ever been exposed to. When you're in their system, anywhere you go they can pull up all your records and see what's going on. And they usually send you a follow-up review request so you can let UCLA know how you liked your visit. The only unfortunate issue in this visit had nothing to do with the medical center and that was that my appt happened to be on the day after there was an underground explosion on Westwood Blvd., and the entire intersection by the medical center was closed! Luckily I know how to cut through the university so was only delayed a few minutes. Talk about your news trucks all over the place! UCLA Medical, you rock!

This is my new doctor (internist). I've only seen her once, but I really liked her and was…read moreimpressed with the amount of time she spent with me and with her thoroughness (although a recent article in the NY Times has me questioning whether thoroughness is such a good thing: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/11/health/views/11essa.html?ex=1363060800&en=0f55c1ae184eae47&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink). Anyway, I appreciated Dr. Alice Agzarian's candor, and feel relieved that I selected her on the basis of a recommendation of some random stranger in line with me at the Costco Pharmacy to be my primary care physician for the purpose of my HMO. During my visit with Dr. Agzarian, I interacted with several of her staff members, all of whom I found to be really pleasant. And I only spent a few minutes in waiting, bonus! One note: Dr. Agzarian does not prescribe birth control, which is fine, as I've always had that taken care of by my lady-specialists. But if you like your GP to handle your non-baby needs, she's not the one for you.

I went last Friday for the medical exam and I just received the results today! Fast and quick…read moreservice and everything was explained thoroughly and they gave us advise on what's best to do. Price was very reasonable and I took vaccines from my Primary doctor which saved me money. I recommend Dr. Jacobson!

Is Dr. Jacobson retired? I loved him & his office. Great experience being there going all the way…read moreback to 1992 to start.

Dr. Mangione is top notch. She is my primary care physician at UCLA and an excellent doctor. I…read morehave been seeing her consistently for about a year now and I cannot say enough good things about her bedside manner and high level of care she provides. Although her office is ALWAYS running late (usually 30-45 minutes behind), I continue to come because Dr. Mangione listens at every appointment, never rushes me, and never dismisses my concerns about this problem or that problem. She remembered once that I mentioned I was a vegetarian and the next visit gave me a few names of cookbooks she had researched so I could make sure I was getting proper nutrition. Dr. Mangione is also gay friendly which is a big relief coming from the Midwest where doctors are not. She doesn't try to push medication on you and instead looks at the whole picture to figure out what's wrong. I would highly recommend.

Dr. Mangione is my primary care doctor as well, and she really does listen to every concern and…read morereally explains things thoroughly. She is also very responsive on email and I feel i am in great hands under her care.

Horrible Experience with my Alzheimer's mom. No support for caregiver and double crossingread more

I tried to get an appointment for my mother, who is 80. Apparently, you have to be 85yo to make an…read moreappointment, or get a referral. I felt like her problem list is too long for the family docto that she is a patient. Isn't geriatric considered to be 75, at least?

It's definitely worth the drive and LA traffic for me to take my son to see the dermatologist today…read more(Dr. Ronald W. Cotliar). I am a Registered Nurse myself for a while now, and has been able to recognize which doctors are good or bad. I am confident to say that Dr. Cotliar is such a good doctor. During our first visit today, he's so thorough, compassionate, knowledgeable, patient, and professional answering all our questions. All the staff here were all so nice and friendly . I love that they also have a playground for the kids to play while they are waiting. Thanks again Dr. Cotliar and the staff for an exceptional service today!

Don't take your child to a research/study hospital. Their priority is getting to TREAT you. Not to…read morehave you stay away healthy. They gave my child dozens of shots and lied about them. They insisted on operating on his skull for a minor condition that went away on its own. They pressed us with fear and anxiety to undergo treatments that the child simply grew out of. Thankfully we got second opinions at other hospitals. Thankfully! The newborn and infant care here is awful!!! Don't be deceived by the "niceness". You're there for their study-- don't forget that