Dr. Assil is an amazing, caring, patient and extremely knowledgeable doctor that has changed my…read morelife. Recently he performed a procedure on me for horrible headaches and facial pain as well as Trigeminal Neuralgia called a Sphenopalatine Ganglion block. I have had this constant, horrible pain for over 3 years, it was destroying me, this procedure was done in office and was so quick but gave me so much relief I was overjoyed. This alone has been life changing but he also is helping me with my cervical stenosis and pain from a failed neck fusion With nerve ablations and injections. He's an amazing doctor, I highly recommend seeing him.

Dr. Assil goes well above the standard line of care for his patients. Everything is thoroughly…read moreexplained and all questions are carefully answered and discussed to ensure we had complete understanding of what to expect before, during and after surgery. I knew my trust was placed in the right hands.

He was great my wife was so grateful how kind and professional he was and explained everything she…read morewas lucky to find him TY doc you are a diamond

Make sure they don't over charge you for your visit. I paid for the visit and then found out my…read moreinsurance paid and I have been trying for a year to get the money they owe me back. The office doesn't return your calls. It amounts to insurance fraud.

Dr. Lin is an amazing doctor. He actually takes the time to listen to what you have to say without…read morepreconceived thought. And then works with you for a solution. If you are considering him as your physician I highly recommend him. Thank you.

I've been coming to Dr. Lin's for 16 years! They're the best! Dr. Beth is fantastic! They really…read morecare about you & what can help you. Dr. Lin is an expert surgeon & has a variety of pain procedures that can change your life. Some of the girls in the office can be a little warmer & sweeter, but yknow. You are getting EXPERT HEALTHCARE! They also keep up with new procedures creating modern pain aid for modern pain. Thank You Comprehensive Pain!

My back surgery went well Friendly and personable staff…read more Dr Spayed and Johnathan are fantastic ! Couldn't be happier with my experiences with them

After other treatments for my pinched nerves and sciatica I finally decided to go with spinal…read moresurgery involving fixing the pinched nerve problem and fusing some of the lumbar vertibr. Dr Spayde and his staff were marvelous to work with and my recovery smooth as hoped for. Recommend highly

Dr. Orlovich is phenomenal. He takes his time during his consultations and doesn't rush to invasive…read moreprocedures. He actually prescribed massage for me prior to me choosing to escalate to an epidural. I so appreciated his understanding of my goals and his clear strategy on how to get me there. In a world of rushed physicians who don't have time to remember your name, let alone your personal story and your "why," Dr. Orlovich stands out as a compassionate, talented exception. I only wish he was my PCP!

Really works on What is causing the pain."Very involved and up to date on latest pain management…read moretechniques....

Dr Cohen treated me for severe sciatica pain - he was great and the pain has subsided over 90%…read moreafter an epidural. What stands out for me is that Dr Cohen is accessible to me as his patient - he actually reads and responds to emails almost immediately - in this day and age that fantastic. He took time to understand my needs, identify a course of treatment and executed well. That you doctor

Dr. Hersel is not only the best pain relief Dr. he is one of the finest persons I have ever met. I…read morehave been living with debilitating lumbar pain for thirty years. After two back surgeries in 1998 and 2001 I had some relief but not enough and any relief was short lived. I tried every kind of therapy from cupping and acupuncture and Guasha. A picture of the guasha and its impact on my body is attached to this post. I also have had over 100 injections from epidurals to radio frequency ablation with little to no relief. I've seen several hypnosis experts again to no avail. After all of these attempts for relief I went to Dr. Hersel who suggested I try a spinal stimulator implant. I knew about this procedure and had studied it many years ago, but I was concerned about its efficacy. Dr. Hersel gave me a packet describing the procedure using the newest implant from Abbott Labs and St. Judes. First, all the earlier implants required charging the battery every day or every other day. The Abbott implant has a ten year battery requiring no charging. After studying this implant I decided to try the Abbott model. This requires a test with the unit being attached to the outside of my body to be sure the implant will work for my pain. After a one week trial I was seen by Dr. Hersel and an Abbott technician and I reported to them I thought all my pain had disappeared. With all these different implants the goal is to bring at least 50% relief. So with the results clearly indicating I was a candidate for the permanent implant we scheduled surgery immediately. The surgery took approximately two hours. It required an incision in my mid spine and snaking of electronic leads from the surgical site through my spinal canal which is an extremely delicate procedure done with a fluoroscope to avoid puncture of the spinal canal. The leads are carefully placed and end at the battery which is placed in a pocket in the upper buttock through an incision made by the surgeon below the skin. BTW this is done under general anesthesia so you feel nothing and a strong numbing medication allowed me to feel no pain when I awoke. Dr. Hersel and the Abbott technician were there when I awoke. I was told the surgery was perfect and I should get at least 50% relief. Now here's the only bad news about these surgeries. When the numbness goes away there is what I can only describe as excruciating pain from the two surgical sites. There is significant swelling at these sites. For me the pain was horrible for three weeks. After a month the site pain began to subside. My pain wouldn't have been as bad if I took pain medication but because of a certain condition I have I am unable to take any pain medication other than Tylenol which didn't help. I believe the pain would have been significantly less had I been able to take anti inflammatory meds. The bottom line is after the incisional pain lessened I had no more lumbar spine pain. After those horrendous years of agony I finally had a light at the end of the tunnel. I'm thrilled to write I still have no pain five weeks post surgery. For anyone suffering from spinal pain, after trying other therapies, I cannot stress how important it is to set up an appointment to see Dr. Hersel. Not only is Dr. Hersel my surgeon but he is a cherished friend. He is the most caring and gentle physician I have ever known. His staff from receptionists, nurses, anesthesiologists and others is also as gentle and caring as their leader. They make what could be a very difficult day instead a pleasant experience. Dr. Hersel's contact information is contained in his bio on Yelp. If you have any questions or just want to talk I am happy to oblige. Just leave your contact information in an email to sje1949@earthlink.net Here's to your future pain relief.

The doctors and NP's are good. It ends there…read more The front office is the WORST. People seeing neurologists have real afflictions. They deserve to be treated with dignity.

I can't speak to Dr. Rabbani, because I didn't receive treatment from them (or anyone) during my…read morevisit. I can say this office is poorly run, deceptive, and incompetent. I requested an appointment for evaluation for autism and adhd, which they told me they did at this office over the phone, and booked an appointment for me. This was the sole reason for the appointment. After paying my co-pay for the evaluation, I was told by the nurse practitioner that they didn't perform those evaluations and they wouldn't treat me for adhd or autism. They refused to refund my co-pay despite not treating me or performing an evaluation. I'm not sure what they are going to say to my insurance as the basis for the visit, but a 5-minute "consultation" about not being able to treat me or provide the evaluation they told me they performed isn't a medical service. It was at best a misunderstanding on their part of the services offered and at worst medical fraud. Mixups and errors can happen, but them refusing to refund my co-pay for their mistake/fraud is beyond absurd given the less than 5 minutes of being told they couldn't do anything for me that I received from them. After being initially denied the refund, and after speaking to a manager at the office on the issue, they told me they would reach out to me to discuss a potential reconsideration of their decision. They failed to reach out over the next two weeks and probably won't ever, because apparently their word doesn't matter here. I also heard them discussing a medical file with other patients while I was waiting in the waiting room and they had the wrong patient's file. In my opinion, the most egregious combination of incompetence and deception I've ever seen by any business, let alone a medical office.

I've been seeing Dr. Hersel now for about 15 years for a chronic nerve injury from a botched…read moresurgery long ago. I have had constant neck pain and headaches for years. He is the most knowledgeable, caring and kind doctor I've ever had for this issue. He has helped me manage the pain and get my quality of life back. I would not want to go anywhere else!

Excellent doctor excellent staff my wife has been elsewhere this dr was the best he explained for…read moreus her problems and said the best treatment and it worked

Staff is atrocious and unprofessional. Need referrals? Need urgent time-sensitive? Don't bother,…read moretwo weeks after making it clear time was of the essence, urgent authorizations needed... still have not even submitted them and the staffer has the gall to get mad at the patient?! No. The doctor is competent, albeit rushed. But his staff, whom he takes no responsibility for, is undermining his practice. Look at the reviews. Those single star ratings? Earned. I cannot believe this is the only guy in our HMO network.

Wife became his Alzheimer's patient following the departure of Dr Rabbani from his practice for…read moreunknown reasons. His lack of attention, nonsensical medical exams and abruptness eventually refusing to proceed with already ongoing Lecanemab infusion treatment, forced us to demand infusion treatment at least through the previously prescribed treatment time line. He followed with referring us hours away to UCLA and USC for further treatment, abandoning his patient. Somehow, all of this related to his disagreements with former partner Dr Rabbani. His front office mirrors his attitude, nasty and unprofessional.

I have been going to Ventura Orthopedics in Thousand Oaks for over a year for a very complicated…read moreissue. Dr. T. Rearick has been extraordinarily patient, kind, innovative and attentive. I never get the feeling that his timer will go off any minute and that I will have to summarize as fast as I can. Rebecca G. in physical therapy has brought my useless painful foot to a point where I can walk to minimize the pain and swell. She too has been patient and innovative ( as well as her assistants) . I have never felt rushed but always listened to as we all navigated this process. Always uplifting but honest and thoughtful. I cannot say enough about the staff . Being greeted with a smile and competence makes the process of healing go a long way.

After having trouble with my knee for a while and the pain and swelling increasing, Dear Hubby…read moresuggested UrgentOrtho at Ventura Orthopedics. We went in on their Saturday hours, which are limited, but a blessing to bot have to take time off work. They do have a smaller staff available on Saturday, so the wait to see various personnel took some extra time. After filing out personal and medical history on a tablet (with a rather clunky interface), I was sent up to the second floor. There, in due course, x-rays were taken by a friendly, experienced tech. Then a waiting period in an exam room ensued with DH and I making small talk about having health challenges during the holidays. He's been to the main practice to see an ankle specialist in the past. That's how he knew about the urgent care part of the practice. When the doctor came in, she was very upbeat. She reported the good news that I don't have arthritis in the knee. She then did a physical exam on the swollen, tender joint. She said that an MRI would be the next step, along with physical therapy. She gave a thumbs up to the copper-infused compression sleeve that I'd ordered online. Compression, icing, and limited heating, plus a new type of anti-inflammatory were all recommendations she made. It took several days for the MRI referral to come through / approval from insurance. The practice kept me informed with texts, which I appreciate. After the MRI I will go back for a full diagnostic update. So far I've been pleased with the care and communication / follow up with this practice.