She's not there anymore. I really wish I could find her. Haven't found a good doctor since she left.read more

Dr. Susan Nasser is an amazing physician, who cares deeply about her patients. Our family is so…read moregrateful for her awesome bedside manner & her medical expertise!

I always have a lovely experience coming in, every other dentist i have been to has been a painful…read moreexperience. Here at family first, it's very fun and friendly and the front desk staff is extremely kind.

do not come here they will have you wait way past your appointment time if u value your time do not…read morecome here. ill give 2 stars bc the staff are nice and attentive but waiting 50 past my appointment is unacceptable

Dr. Taylor you are the BEST!!! Big Toe fusion with plates, screws and bunion surgery. 2 days before…read more7 weeks. I literally can't find a scar!!! I feel perfect. Haven't had pain since the first two weeks. I go for my ex rays to check on the fusion in a couple of weeks. I will keep you all updated. If you are having bone surgery, I would highly recommend this doctor. He is Amazing also with his really, super nice bed side manner!!!

The main office is wonderful. The doctor and the back office staff were amazing. The problem was…read morewith the physical therapy office first of all it took me 2 hours to get through to them. I had to call the main office and let them know I was having a hard reaching them. Once they transferred me the girl that answered was rude. She seemed bothered that I was calling. All I wanted was to schedule my son for his PT appointments. I wanted to find out why he did not have future appointments and she had the audacity to say " I don't know" I asked can you please check? Did he complete the sessions? Does he need additional sessions? I got the impression that she was not interested getting my son scheduled.

Awful experience The in person visit consisted of the dr…read morenot touching me or getting within 15 feet of me. Why I had to drive there is unknown. Also the follow up with prescriptions was a disaster even the office manager, once involved failed to follow through or even return phone calls

I've been seeing Dr. Madhavan for 10 years and he has saved my life, literally! I've seen him as a…read morePCP and for GI, I'm so pleased with him and the staff!

Facility: Antelope Valley Hospital Date of Incident: October…read more2-3, 2025 Procedure Scheduled: Surgical treatment for meralgia paresthetica Assigned Surgeons: Primary: Dr. Farrukh Backup/Secondary: Dr. Rafael Lemus Summary of Events On October 2, 2025, I was scheduled for a surgical procedure requiring the presence of both the primary surgeon, Dr. Farrukh, and the secondary surgeon, Dr. Rafael Lemus, as well as the anesthesiologist. According to hospital protocol and the arrangement agreed upon by the surgical team, no part of the procedure was to begin unless all required personnel were present. Despite this requirement, the hospital proceeded with full preoperative preparation. I completed blood work, received IV fluids and antibiotics, was transported to the operating room, shaved, marked at the surgical site, and sedated. At that point, I was fully unconscious and unable to provide consent or make decisions. While I was under sedation, Dr. Lemus left the hospital without notification or justification. Dr Farrukh self admitting in a frustrated condition spoke to Me about this in passing. When contacted, he refused to return, leaving the required surgical team incomplete. As a result, the surgery was not performed. Upon awakening, I was given inconsistent and limited information. My subsequent requests for clarification and for copies of my medical records were met with resistance, prompting concerns about transparency and potential record concealment. I documented my interactions with staff to preserve evidence. On October 3, 2025, Dr. Farrukh called to confirm the following: Dr. Lemus left the hospital without notification or justification. When contacted, he refused to return, leaving the required surgical team incomplete. As a result, the surgery was not performed. Upon awakening, I was given inconsistent and limited information. My subsequent requests for clarification and for copies of my medical records were met with resistance, prompting concerns about transparency and potential record concealment. I documented my interactions with staff to preserve evidence. On October 3, 2025, Dr. Farrukh called to confirm the following: Dr. Lemus left the hospital prior to the surgery. He refused to return when contacted by staff. The hospital's director and scheduling manager were terminated as a result of the incident according to Dr Farrukh's statements. Legal Concerns Identified Based on these facts, the following issues appear to be present: Breach of contract/procedural agreement among the surgical team Patient abandonment by the secondary surgeon Patient battery, as sedation and invasive preoperative steps were performed without the full surgical team present Gross negligence and professional malpractice Institutional liability for failure to follow required surgical protocols Potential punitive damages, due to actions taken while I was unconscious and unable to protect my own interests Current Status The surgery was not completed, leaving the underlying medical condition untreated. I must now obtain a new surgeon. I am seeking legal representation to pursue appropriate claims.

He's the best doctor ever. He does by back injection for injuries and the pain is gone. He is far…read morethe best everrrrrr

As a PCP I found her rude, unprofessional, and dangerously haphazard with healthcare…read more I got a bad feeling when I came to my first appointment visibly injured--bruises, scabs, and cuts on my legs/arms/hands--and she didn't comment on it at all. It was due to a nasty fall, not serious, but I thought it odd that Dr Motlagh didn't seem to notice or show any curiosity/ concern. Not a dealbreaker, but she was one red flag after another after that. Also, as a new patient, she makes you sign a form waiving a right to legal action, forcing you through arbitration if she commits medical malpractice. She overbooks and under-serves her patients. When I asked about it, the nurse told me a wait of 30-60 minutes was STANDARD. Sure, that's happened sometimes in past clinics due to the dr giving each patient careful time and attention on their care...but she does not. My time with her felt like she was rushing me out the door. Other doctors will apologize for even a 15 minute wait--after a 45 minute long wait, Dr. Motlagh told me "If you don't like it, you can leave." I definitely felt like I was being milked for as much money as the practice could get, and not just overbooking more patients than she can handle. It's crazy that office policy is to book you to come to a follow-up appointment (with a copay charge, of course) just to go over lab results before you even get those labs done; every doctor I've ever had will email or call with the results; followup appointments are only for if something serious is found in the labs. Being kept waiting almost an hour for that ten-minute appointment is also very unprofessional. The office also made several mistakes with my healthcare, including not knowing why I was in the office, not consulting the info I provided about the medications I was taking when prescribing me something new, and rushing me to the point that I had to chase the doctor down in the hallway just to get her to answer a question about my health. I'm not surprised--she seems so rushed and behind that I don't have confidence she's taking the time to treat patients right. I've never had a doctor where I felt I had to advocate so hard just to get routine healthcare done right. While her bedside manner can be nice at first, she gets very mean-girl energy the minute you express an issue with anything she says or does. Her language and tone were shockingly dismissive. The rest of the staff is okay, though clearly overworked. I would literally rather drive to Santa Clarita or even LA to see a halfway decent doctor than go to Dr. Motlagh's ever again.

Dr. Motlagh is an outstanding doctor who truly cares about her patients. My father absolutely…read moretrusts her and always feels well cared for at every visit. To those claiming she's "only about the money"--that couldn't be further from the truth. The reality is that insurance companies often reimburse physicians far less than they deserve. Despite this, Dr. Motlagh goes above and beyond. I've never seen a primary care doctor spend as much time with patients as she does. Most doctors are in and out in 5-10 minutes--she takes the time to listen and treat each person with compassion and respect. Like all responsible physicians, Dr. Motlagh has to follow strict guidelines from the DEA and medical boards. In many cases, she's required to see patients in person before prescribing certain medications--that's not her choice, it's the law. There's a lot that happens behind the scenes in healthcare that patients may not be aware of. But those processes are in place to protect us and ensure we receive safe, quality care.

Dr. Chen is a scammer. His Doctor's office was in network but elite robotics wasn't. Sure you can…read moresay it was my fault for not checking, but you'd think that they'd warn you first and they are literally right next door to each other. They make you sign a bunch of papers while you're feeling vulnerable right before the surgery. On top of this, the surgery didn't cure me. After finding out I didn't get cured, he wanted to recommend something they buy off vendors that come into their office to sell stuff. They also only gave me 3 months to pay the balance in full and told me that there was no longer payment plan cause the "doctor has to eat." Went to a real doctor that followed medically proven procedures and was fixed What a snake.

I went to Dr. Chen in 2019 for a simple hemorrhoid removal. I now have no external sphincter…read morecontrol and am unable to have bowel movements without a regimen of softeners and bulk laxatives. He had business cards saying he was a Rectal Surgeon but turns out he is only a General Surgeon. He decided robotic surgery was best which I thought was a little over the top but what do I know. I thought everything was fine after leaving his surgery center until I tried to have a bowel movement two days after surgery and could not. I felt a foreign object and pulled it out from down there and it turned out to be a Lidocaine patch normally used for muscle pain.....in my rectum. Removing it caused his sutures to come undone. I followed up with him and he only wanted to perform other tests. His office manager was apologetic saying, "We should have told you about the patch." Although I paid the full balance with a Cashier Check; someone called from his office trying to get paid the same amount again. I told them I paid in full and after a little back and forth they relented. His staff was excellent and I feel sorry that they have to associate with a Butcher like Chen. Also: no other surgeon will touch you after going to Chen because they are aware of his sub-standard care. Choose wisely folks.

This doctor was given a bad rap by the news. He is the only doctor who has done anything to help…read moreme with trying to relieve internal nerve pain when most assume I have heartburn, and do not even listen to you or take into consideration 75 year history, he did. I had been to multiple doctors and even changed primary , care doctor to specialist , Dr. Wong, for 2 yrs.in order to try and get answer, but after three endoscopies which showed 3 diagnosis, instead of treatment, he canceled me, and Dr. Kumar Kain actually is a REAL doctor. I am trying to get insurance changed in order to get him as primary.

I have lived in this area now for approximately 8yrs., am 74 yrs. old and have had numerous health…read moreissues I am 74 had cancer, and major car accidents in my history, none of which any other doctor even wanted to know about, they only have 15min., so do not have time for your health history. I have been to in search of a REAL doctor in this area. Dr. Kumar Kain has been given a bad rap, when in fact, he is the ONLY REAL doctor, I have found. I have auto immune and contacted a internal fungus, which I have documentation, lab reports stating such, have been trying to get help to get rid of fungus as through research found it will KILL you, and these 15min. so called doctors immediately say it is acid indigestion,because it is most common. send you to 15 min. specialist who automatically choose the most common, never listened to me, run repeat most expensive tests, then do not even read the results. When I got copies of all my labs etc. I was shocked, I went to Dr. Kain who went strait for the medication to try and rid the fungus, and the med to relieve nerve pain,(not an opiod by the way) Nerve pain is the worst and this has given me much needed relief, No other doctor even tried. If you are looking for a REAL doctor, impossibility in this area, except at urgent care maybe, do not listen to the rumored garbage out there, see this doctor for at least a second opinion, it may even save your life, in my opinion, and I do my research.