I changed few doctors before I found Dr. Khudatyan. Finally I found a doctor who I am completely…read moresatisfied and happy. Dr. Khudatyan is real professional and caring and on top of that he is real gentleman and very educated human being. And I have to mention his front desk ladies Angela and Arevik. Both of them are very friendly and welcoming. Most of the time I deal with Arevik. This lady makes you feel home when you get to the office. She is very friendly and responsive with customers. I was amazed that she remembers most of the patients names and always makes them feel special! Thank you very much and keep up great work!

So happy to find this doctor's office and I love coming here! Me and my husband come here. Dr…read more Khudatyan and the staff, her name is Arevik, are so friendly and wonderful! I feel cared from them, very helpful, and if I don't understand something, they take time and explain it to me until I get it. I appreciate their service!! If you are living in the Glendale area, I highly recommend :)

Dr. Gevorgyan is the best rheumatologist in Glendale. She's very caring and thorough and above all,…read morelistens to her patients

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I just saw this medical provider this afternoon as a referral from my primary care physician. If…read moreonly I could give zero stars... He greeted me cordially when he walked into the room. But a minute later, everything turned into a nightmare. He asked me about my MRI results on the left knee (but I was there for my shoulder pain) which I did not have. He also asked who was my orthopedist. As I rushed to arrive to this last minute appointment (someone cancelled and I was given this time slot), and parking was scarce, I was not able to respond right away. When I tried to speak to answer his question, he told me that I was rude and he was still speaking. All I can hear out of his mouth was that I was rude (and remember this is the first time I met him and there is no reason to be rude) and that my tone of voice was not acceptable to him. Maybe he has hearing problems but I definitely was not rude. I had to listen to him "scolding" me because I should have used Notes in my iPhone like he does for his mother so that I can answer questions right away when I visit a doctor. Once he stopped, I asked if he was done so I could speak. He again reprimanded me and said why would I ask if he was done. At that point, I firmly told him I was going to give him my patient history, but he was going on and on about how I did not know who my orthopedist was and what were the results of the MRI of the knee. I told him I knew the results but he would not allow me to speak. He was almost yelling at me for not knowing the answers to his questions. It was a horrible experience! After I told him, I did not come for my knee but for my shoulders, he calmed down. Then a couple of minutes later, he went back to the tone of voice accusations and how he thought I was being rude and I told him to stop so we can move on. He calmed down again and began addressing the primary purpose of my initial visit. It was very unnerving. Unprofessional and very rude. I was so upset the entire time but held back and waited for the consulation to finish. The assistant Esperanza asked me to stay so she could take a second reading of my blood pressure but it came out higher because this medical provider upset me the entire time. There is no excuse for this type of behavior. He has an ethical duty and responsibility to his patients and should treat them with respect and allow them to speak and provide some history, especially for a first visit. Needless to say, I did not accept any of his recommendations. I cannot trust and allow a medical provider to be demeaning to his patients and demanding to follow his remedy that he uses on his own mother. My husband has a future first time appointment with this man and he is cancelling it. Respect, responsibility, and finesse are definitely lacking. He needs to take a chill pill.

This review is not based on the health care I received but rather my interaction (or lack of) with…read morethe office's front office staff. I called for the first time to request an appointment. As of now I've been on hold twenty eight minutes. The recorded message keeps assuring me that my call is very important to them but if that were true they'd have an additional receptionist answering phone calls. Update: thirty four minutes and I'm just going to hang up now. What if I actually needed something and this doctor was my health care professional? This is totally unacceptable.

I have been seeing doctors at Comprehensive Spine for several years now at all of their locations…read more I had a SI joint fusion and continue to receive pain management injections on going. Everyone is very nice and extremely helpful. Highly recommend.

I can't speak to what it's like to actually be a patient because the call-center does not have the…read moreinformation that I need. They referred me to the front desk at the office who doesn't return calls. I had an appointment scheduled, but was told after three weeks by someone in a call center somewhere, who admitted she wouldn't have the most accurate information, that they only work on the back and not other areas of pain. I was referred by my spine doctor, but he knows that my whole body is in pain so he wouldn't have referred me to someone just for the back. If you do manage to get through to the office, they don't answer the phones. It just rings and rings and goes to voicemail. I've read through many of the reviews on here, and that seems to be the general consensus. As someone who worked in a medical office at the front desk, I know that if they are not answering the phones and reflecting good customer service, that gives me a bad feeling about what my experience will be once I get there which at this point maybe never because I am not booking an appointment until I know if he treats my issues. The fact that I can't get an answer like that from the people at the call center, reflects poorly on the company.

I have been a patient at Facey for years and before that had a physician who had a very busy…read morecalendar; it was difficult to get an appointment with her so Facey was my other insurance coverage option. This review is solely based on my experience with my Facey physician and the staff. I am happy to say that my primary care provider, Dr. Shirvanian listens and for me, that's a very important thing and something I look for when I choose a physician. She sits and spends time with me during my appointment. She asks questions, answers my questions, and offers thoughtful and helpful advice - she genuinely cares. Her nurse, is just as caring and pleasant. Other thoughts about my experience: - Provide a list of your meds if you're a new patient. - Front office reception and in-house lab are staffed with friendly, ready-to-help professionals. (They really ARE nice.) - Parking is NOT validated and is expensive; look for street parking if you have time to spare. - Online access to your records (not sure if it's ALL records) through MyChart, so you'll see your lab results, medications, have the capability to message your physician, etc. **A quick note about messaging through MyChart. There is now a longer response time, of which I, personally, was not informed. I'm still trying to find out what happened. I took one star off for that. - Finally, try your best to be kind.

Used to be a great practice. Management is ruining it to make extra money. They fired much of the…read morestaff and replaced them with poorly trained call center personnel. They will give you bad medical advice, which is illegal. But don't worry, you won't be able to reach them because it will take hours for the phone to go through. They also started running commercials for medical scams in the waiting room on large televisions. Find somewhere else.

Great doctor and office staff. I was there early and hardly had any wait time. Dr. Kesavalu…read morespecializes in rheumatology. The Dr takes his time doesn't rush you, he listens and sincerely feels like he cares. I would highly recommend seeing him if you need a doctor that specializes in his field.

Dr. Ramesh Kesavalu is a wonderful rheumatologist. He takes the time to talk with and listen to me…read morebefore he examines me in his treatment for my psoriatic arthritis. He is pleasant, calm, supportive, and optimistic. My psoriatic arthritis is 99% under control, which is to say practically invisible. He discusses the latest research with me about all related aspects of my health. He is a gem. Ruvi, his medical assistant, is sweet and also very good at what she does. She is a wizard when dealing with the insurance and pharmaceutical companies, and will do whatever she can to squeeze me in if I have an issue that requires a sooner appointment. When I have a snag with the insurance, the pharmacy, or the medicine manufacturer, Ruvi jumps in and the problem is solved!

I'm sure you're all sick of me reviewing doctors, blood labs, specialists, etc. Trust me... so am…read moreI. I wish this wasn't my life but unfortunately I have multiple serious and chronic illnesses/conditions (yes, plural) with no cures; so more reviews are on the way. But hey, at least you receive some insight into the medical care sphere of Los Angeles! So, let's add another to the list, shall we? For those in need of a rheumatologist; I offer you enlightenment on Dr. Dan La. Before I even get into details regarding the office of Dr. La; let me warn you that if you are seeking quick care - encourage your insurance to refer you elsewhere. As a new patient I made my appointment the first week of December 2022 to be scheduled March 2, 2022! That's THREE months and it was the first available slot! I could have died during that wait time! Sheesh! Note: cancelations less than 24 hours/no shows will dock you a $25 fee. Dr. La serves in Tujunga near the intersection of Foothill/La Tuna (on Foothill) across the street from a pot clinic and a vacant liquor shop: definitely a bit sketchy and NOT what you expected from a doctor's office. The building is marked as "Arthritis Center" (versus Dr. La's name) and offers a spacious, free parking lot. The lobby itself is quite nice and modern although during my first visit; I noticed a very distinct pet shop/pet feed odor. Was this space a vet in a past life? There is a possibility it had to do with all the rainfall at the time because there was also a ceiling tile missing with a wet floor sign (plus, I didn't smell it during my second visit) but either way it was very off-putting. Another major negative at Dr. La's office is that the walls seem to be VERY thin and the doctor/nurses insist on leaving doors open to the treatment rooms. This is not only uncomfortable for the patients; but to those in the lobby who can hear EVERYTHING even from a distance. Isn't this some sort of HIPAA violation?! These cons were redeemed by a lovely restroom that was clean and well-decorated (I am very critical of rest rooms) AND the office maintaining a basket of truffles/chocolates/treats for the patients. Although this seems like a small detail; these joys are precisely necessarily when patients are not feeling well and/or stressed. After waiting an hour past my appointment time; I was finally admitted to an exam room where I waited a bit more before being seen by Mabel, the physician's assistant. Mabel is, without any hesitation, the BEST medical staff I have EVER encountered and I've seen hundreds. Mabel genuinely listens to you without trivializing like the majority of LA's doctors, she asks questions, encourages you to think about any and all symptoms you've experienced and truly wants to help find the culprit of your issues. Mabel scheduled me for lab work testing for 33 items (this was 13 test tubes!) and x-rays but I welcome that as it demonstrated her concern. She also gives you a check list of things to present during your second appointment. Mabel is a gift from the health care gods and I wish she would open her own practice. Completing the lab work and X-rays; I returned for my follow-up. This time it only took 40 minutes to be seen but sadly I was seen by Dr. La himself and not Mabel. I know you may think this is ideal and normal for the doctor to interpret your tests; but I wanted Mabel! She knew my background, she gave me homework... Dr. La was not invested like Mabel! Not to mention, Dr. La has numerous reviews voicing he is dismissive, doesn't seem to care, etc. To say the least I wasn't happy but what can we do. Unfortunately, I can confirm that he is no Mabel and does seem a bit overly assertive and uncaring. He diagnosed me with fibromyalgia (add it to my list) but didn't talk about what to expect with the condition - he merely offered me a brochure and a prescription. Granted, Fibro has no cure and only about three medications available for maintenance but it shouldn't be up to me to do research. Further aggravating, the imaging center never sent my x-rays to Dr. La so I had to go through back-and-forth phone calls. The male morning receptionist was super rude and not helpful during these calls. They finally received them and Dr. La called to discuss but I still felt sort of rushed off the phone. Plus, I mentioned not wanting to take the medication because it is not FDA approved for the treatment of fibro and has horrible reviews and he merely said it is up to me but he thinks it would help versus discuss another treatment. Dr. La's office isn't horrible as I've had some truly traumatic doctor experiences; but it still isn't close to top-tier except for Mabel. Mabel is fantastic and I hope she sees this. We shall see how my June appointment goes.

I never imagined I would be writing a review like this, but I feel other families deserve to know…read moreabout our experience. My mother entrusted Dr. La with her care during one of the most difficult times of her life. As her family, we repeatedly felt that there was a lack of urgency in treating her disease. We experienced delays, prolonged waiting, and what we perceived as a reluctance to pursue more aggressive treatment despite the seriousness of her condition. Watching someone you love decline while feeling that more could have been done is heartbreaking. We understand that medicine cannot guarantee outcomes, and we know not every patient can be saved. However, we were left with the overwhelming feeling that opportunities were missed and that precious time was lost. Our family will always wonder whether acting sooner or taking a more aggressive approach could have given our mother more time. Those unanswered questions have made an already devastating loss even more painful. I hope this review encourages greater communication, urgency, and compassion for future patients and their families. No family should leave a loved one's care feeling unheard or wondering if more could have been done.

This is a top shelf doctor. He is tops on his field and came highly recommended. I only saw him…read moretwice but I had the best of care but this man, people, is the best. The 2nd time I was there I happened mentioned that it took me an hour and a half to get to his office from my home and the ride was painful. He immediately referred me to another super dr. closer to my home and said this was my last visit. I adore this doctor but so happy not to make that long trip. How many doctors do you know that would do that. Dr. Kesavalus, you are one of the best and the doctor you referred me to in Burbank, Dr. Greta D'Sousza is too. I'm writing a separate view for her so do look for it. Thank you again Dr. Ranesh. Brenda S. Former very satisfied patient.

Fantastic experience, the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and made me feel completely…read morecomfortable. The spa was clean, relaxing, and very professional. I'm so happy with my results and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend this med spa to anyone looking for quality care!

In response to your previous comment, the decision to care for me was in your hands. You did…read morepreviously accept my health insurance HMO MediCal plan a few weeks ago and then upon arrival your staff informed that you changed your policy. It was not the insurance company. What is incredibly frustrating and disheartening is that after making this choice to not accept MediCal patients, your office failed to contact me. I received texts the day of my appointment reminding me of my appointment so it was very clear that the mistake is on your end. I would appreciate your accountability. It's a shame that your office didn't communicate thoughtfully and even more of a shame that you don't want to help people that can't afford PPO insurance.