Dr. Kadri was exceptional my first visit with him and wow what a wonderful greet and meet. He knew…read moreexactly what and how I was feeling and therefore laid out the point of action for us to take. Very empathetic, caring and informed me of the pros and cons of my condition and the point of action to be taken. When I left his office I had relief from the pain I was feeling in both of my knees. He is a miracle worker and I so look forward to seeing him again. Thank you so very much Dr. Kadri you are the very best.

The care is phenomenal. From the doctors to the scheduling, they're great. Dr. Kelley is a…read morefantastic physician and surgeon. I highly recommend this business.

I went to Pacific Pro Temecula Parkway after knee replacement. The entire staff was caring and…read moreprofessional. My therapist Cade is the best! Thank you all!!

100% recommend this place for recovery. It so clean, professional and the staff is well…read moreknowledgeable in your recovery plan. Dr. Trout man the front desk, Techs and the Students are so caring, efficient and make time to answer all your questions and concerns. Care is effective I can feel my knee getting stronger after surgery. I look forward to completing my physical therapy plan and look forward to the results.

I highly recommend Horst Chiropractic! The entire office is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely…read morecares about their patients. Dr. Horst takes the time to listen to your concerns and create a treatment plan that actually helps you improve, rather than keeping you coming in unnecessarily. I've noticed real progress, and I appreciate that the goal is to help me feel better and need fewer visits over time. The office has a great atmosphere, and as a parent, I love that they have a kids' area, which makes appointments much easier. If you're looking for a chiropractor who truly cares about your health and recovery, Horst Chiropractic is a wonderful choice!

Great practice, great doctor! I've already referred my friends and family. Dr Horst and his staff…read moreare welcoming and always happy to help! The active release modality is effective in easing tight muscles and discomfort. Thanks for always taking care of me!

FANTASTIC DOCTOR & STAFF!!! Lisa is the absolute BEST! She worked hard to find a specific…read moreUltrasound place that I needed & her communication to be honest, saved my life!! They truly care & Dr Hizon follows up more than any doctor I've been to! HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you want to change your life, get healthy & receive the best care that you can get!!!

I'm sure Dr Hizon was a good medical professional, but not in my opinion and his "evaluation" of me…read morewas non-existent and completely inaccurate. Will not be coming back. Being new to the Temecula area after several decades in Chicago, I was in need of a new Dr to oversee my regular health and physical wellbeing. Was referred to Dr Hizon, and with his background in sports medicine, I felt it would be a good fit. I had been experiencing sever back and leg pain for several months making walking and exercising very difficult and painful. I have had several spinal surgeries, resulting in spinal fusion from L1-S1, but had been generally well for over 10 years, no major health issues, and other than the back and occasional knee pain (63 yo with back and arthritis issues, but still very active and mobile, until recently), was in decent shape, according to my Dr in Chicago. At my appointment with Dr Hizon, cannot call it a evaluation or consultation, as he did neither, I was told in general terms that I was going to die if I did not take care of myself, and "would be bad for his reviews". Was told that I was running out of body parts, and needed to change my lifestyle and begin a severe keto diet, with absolutely no carbs, needed to walk at least 10k steps/day (which I was doing until the recent back and leg pain and the reason for needing to see Dr Hizon) and start Pilates, and follow his videos and diet plans and apps. Was ordered extensive blood work and lab test to give him a baseline of my health. Never examined me, never asked me questions, just saw a 63 year old man in pain and decided I was in declining health. Scheduled a video call for a follow up a few weeks out, and I had to travel for a friend's medical emergency, and was the day of my friends procedure, so I had limited time before heading to the hospital. I logged on at 9:45am for a 10am call, at 10:15 I called and explained that I had to leave with my friend for the hospital at 11:00. They explained that once Dr Hizon arrived, he would call me back, no more than 10 minutes. About 30 minutes later, in the hospital and unable to use my cell, I was told that I was reschedule with his nurse practitioner at 1, even though I specifically told them I would not be available the rest of the day. At 1:15 I again received a message and was told I was rescheduled for 4:20. It has been 2 weeks since this all happened and I have yet to hear back from Dr Hizon or his office, neither through the patient portal or a call or an email, nothing. Turns out my results were all good, even better than last year. Have since sent my doctor the results and had a video call with him to discuss the results. I cannot recommend a Dr that asks not a single question of his patients and evaluates you without any examinations. A doctor that uses fear to intimidate and scare his patients into doing as he wants. I saw another Dr in Temecula with my in-laws, prior to my initial "meeting" with Dr Hizon, her first words were " he hasn't retired yet?", that should have been a warning to do my proper due diligence on him, as we all should.

Poor follow up and hard to contact. Would not recommend this doctor for surgery. Office experience…read moreas poor and continues to be poor.

Unfriendly, uncommunicative incompetent. I know several people who have gone to him for knee…read morereplacements and have had nothing but problems.My personal experience with him was cold and I don't think we exchanged three words in the examination room.

Dr Ellis is a great orthopedic surgeon! He performed a total hip replacement (arthroplasty) &…read morebecause of the great job i asked if he would do both knees & eventually my R shoulder & his response was yep lets make your hip happy 1st & THAT HE DEFINITELY DID!!! As for his staff in his Temecula office they were BEYOUND fantastic & empathetic once we got a big mess squared away w/the VA Community care. His Assistant Carmen was so unbelievably helpful i felt she was a key factor in getting the ball rolling & Anne Marie, surgical sceduler couldn't of helped more. Not sure why my Orthopedic surgeon needed me to stick my tongue out but I guess because he's that thorough HAHA...Dont question it JUST DO IT!!!! Thank you to Dr Ellis & his wonderful staff

seriously pay attention to these reviews. If you need any reconstruction on your knees do NOT USE…read moreELLIS!!!! Completely ruined the last 10 years of my life!!! (I'm only 25) STAY THE HELL AWAY!!!! negative stars if at all possible. did not even want to repair my knee again after his screw up from my first surgery. this office is a joke and entirely too proud to be associated with Baylor!

His receptionist Samantha is a delight. I need to tell you I have not met this doctor yet. I just…read moreneed to vent. Look, people, I have finally come to the conclusion that virtually every doctor graduating from med school today is a carbon copy of the last. A self-centered idiot with no social graces. Having been quite ill over the past few months, I have spent a great deal of time and energy going from one doctor to another at least 3-4 times per week, and have NEVER been treated so disrespectfully. I am 68 and had Polio at 6 weeks of age. I have been undergoing surgeries all these years (34 surgeries to be exact) and have finally learned a valuable lesson. If you don't like the doctor, leave and don't go back. They do NOT improve over time. All that really matters is did s/he do a good job or not. I have had horrendous outcomes, and miraculous ones. It's all in the research we have taken the time to do, the luck of the draw and what you are willing to go through to be treated respectfully. The only place that hurts doctors in today's market is in their pocket book. If we don't go back, they go broke! Simple as that. I have finally begun, at my old age, to tell them off directly to their faces. I told one that " he had no business putting is ego before the comfort and safety of any of his patients. Who did he think he was"? From that minute on he treated me with respect and dignity. They treat us the way we LET them. Simple as that. They don't want to prescribe pain meds? There is NO reason on the face of the earth that in today's world of medicine pain should even be an issue to be tolerated or discussed .One of the the biggest responsibilities of today's physician is pain management. If they cannot tell the difference between an addict from a person who is hurt and is in genuine pain, they should be out driving an Uber for a living. Keep a human being comfortable and as pain free as possible. There is a machine called a pain pump that does the work for them, it works better and is more accurate than a person who just wants to get out of the hospital, go have a few (or more) drinks, and probably pick up on some unsuspecting person of the opposite sex just looking for a nice time and dinner, while a spouse waits at home taking care of the 4 or 7 kids waiting for dinner with the parent and spouse they love. We have to start telling these demi-gods we appreciate their educations, but really appreciate a level of courtesy befitting that patient that has entrusted their life and quality of it into their hands. Nough said? I think so. Pamela

I am a caregiver to a elderly man 71st71years old. In October 2025, a patient of mine broke his…read moreleft hip. Dr Harron was the on call MD. He put a partial hip in this patient. Two weeks later, the hip was dislocated and needed to be put back in. Two days later, the hip was again dislocated and was put in place. After 4 times being dislocated, I asked Dr Harron if he thinks there might be some issue with the hip. He went off on me and told me I could ge a second opinion. When the hip went out the fifth time, I told Dr Harron that he needed to do a revision on the hip. He told me he doesn't do revisions, or complete hip replacements!! What Dr does that??? We are having a very hard time finding a Dr that will fix this hip, because no Dr will take the risk of another Dr screw up!! I would not recommend this Dr, if there was mo other Dr around! Not only is he a quack, but he doesn't take responsibility for his scew ups!!

I started going to Chief Physical Therapy in October 2025 for neck and jaw pain and was treated…read morewith the Remy Class IV Laser. I noticed improvement after the first session and have continued to experience progress since then. I took an integrative approach to my treatment, which also included chiropractic adjustments to my neck and jaw, additional laser therapies at my chiropractor's office, and SoftWave therapy. To my surprise, the Remy laser was far superior to the SoftWave therapy for my condition. I believe this is because the laser was able to target certain areas that SoftWave could not. Additionally, the entire staff is friendly and incredibly helpful, from the receptionists to the therapists who administer the laser therapy. Rachel has administered most of my laser treatments, and she is the absolute best! I feel comfortable telling her where my pain points are, and she makes sure to address them. She also follows up on my progress and asks thoughtful questions to help me determine whether certain pain is referred or the primary source. I am very grateful to the entire Chief Physical Therapy team for their care, expertise, and support in helping me make meaningful progress in my health.

I have had physical therapy before and been passed along or left on my own, like in a gym. Chief…read morewas my first real physical therapy experience at age 65! After being diagnosed with nerve impingement in my shoulders, my doctor wrote an Rx for PT, suggesting another place in town. After seeing the reviews, I went to Chief. I am super impressed with the personal service and having a one on one with the same therapist (doctor). They really know their stuff and how the body is supposed to work. I had previously been given shoulder exercises elsewhere, but had never been taught the nerve glide that stretches the shoulder nerves to your fingertips. That and other exercises practiced at home proved to be the treatment I needed. The video instructions provided were extremely helpful to teach me to do the PT on my own. I love that this is a small practice that treats patients individually. It really made a difference in my treatment, and a bigger difference in my quality of life. The odd compliment was to stop going to their business because they taught me the skillset I needed to improve my situation. I appreciate how the exercises were explained as to the benefits they would provide. I will add one piece of advice to this review. Before surgery, seek out different doctors in different practices. Sometimes a neurosurgeon might readily intervene when physical therapy is the better treatment option. Based on my symptoms, I had two cervical discs fused and am not convinced the surgery was the best approach. Ironically, an orthopedic surgeon quickly diagnosed my shoulder nerve impingement and suggested PT over surgery. I will never know if my cervical fusion was necessary, but I am glad to have significant pain reduction and mobility thanks to the treatment at Chief Physical Therapy.