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    Linda Hsu, MD - New location!

    Linda Hsu, MD

    4.7(31 reviews)
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    Wish I could speak on Dr. Hsu however I never got to see her…read more Office doesn't answer phones, when I got frustrated and left an unkind message on my end, which I will admit wasn't my finest moment, I finally got a call back. They were however more concerned about the message than the medical care needed, stating they always answer their phones. Being more concerned about addressing the not answering phones comment than the actual medical emergency really says a lot about the staff. And they really don't answer phones because not even the insurance company was able to get through to them. Guess I really touched a sore spot there. Dr. Hsu should consider getting new staff unless this is actually a representation of her as a professional. But I've never actually been able to see her so I can't speak on her as a doctor. Such a shame. Update: I called multiple times so yes I did leave a voicemail with my information. Not only did I spend all morning trying to get a hold of you, but my insurance company tried too. They were met with no response as well and were very concerned that they changed my PCP immediately. When I got a call back it was because I upset you and I was never asked what medical support I needed. I was met with a "we always answer our phone, what do you mean?" So of course I was upset because I finally get a call back and it's regarding my comment. By this point, I had already changed my PCP and got an appointment for my medical situation. So, yes, I no longer needed your services. Regardless, I hope you can do better by your current and future clients. If you are unable to met demands it might be time to hire more hands or get a better system. My experience doesn't need to be everyone else's.

    Dr. Hsu is a doctor's doctor. She's smart, warm and has a passion for medicine and a passion for…read moretaking care of her patients. Highly recommended and she's got a strong following of other doctors and RNs who go to her as their primary care doctor. I can't say enough nice things about her and her staff. They're extremely helpful and efficient and return phone calls when you need them to answer a question or concern. Her office is like a Beverly Hills office in that it's a beautiful office and you'll walk in looking for the Nordstrom's piano player. It's that nice and extremely clean. Trust me you'll love Dr Hsu and her great staff.

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    Saint Francis Medical Center - Great staff

    Saint Francis Medical Center

    1.9(492 reviews)
    1.2 km

    I recently came here this month by ambulance. I woke up one morning and was having severe vertigo…read moreand literally could not even sit up for an hour or more, or I would just spin and spin. It was awful. The ER took me here because it was closest. I had never come here before. I told the doctor what was going on, and they did do lots of tests. He had blood tests done, an EKG and chest x ray. I was given medication for my dizziness and nausea and told him I do have a history pf passing out but not of this bad of vertigo just usually it is headedness with passing out usually caused by exception or sitting to standing too fast. I was told that I had a low hemoglobin it was down to 8.2, which wasn't too surprising since I was on my period and had a low hemoglobin. I have anemia and thalassemia minor, so that was ok. He did say he could do a blood transfusion, but I started at least being able to sit and walk normal after I was given the medication, so I just decided to leave. It's been at least a week or more, and I am still experiencing vertigo every day, so I don't think it was from my period. I am very nervous! I will go to my doctor and let her know. I think the doctors here do help and did help me as I was having an emergency at the time, but I just have to follow up on my own. I appreciate their support and service, but I didn't feel the security were very helpful. I had thought I misplaced my cellphone and was trying to find out where I could find it, and he just said he didn't have anything and that my husband wasn't there. I had to find him, and I was still disoriented, stumbling around in my pj's in broad daylight. That was embarrassing. Luckily I found it when I got home though but security and lost and found was not so nice and also this is the first hospital with an ER we had to pay $8 just to park especially since it's not far from compton?? My husband wasn't too happy about that either! The doctors are good, and my nurse was nice and the person who brought me to x-ray, but that's about it. I hope their registration person did it right because i don't want to get a bill, and I did give my updated insurance card. I gave this a 3 star rating, and that is ONLY because of the doctors and certain staff, because the rest of it needs to be worked on. There were so many of us in the hallways just on a bed. Apparently, it was hours just to be seen. ERs in California are SO different from mine back home in Michigan, and I miss the attention to care and my own room and bed.

    What an absolute privilege to finally, after 37 years of life and visiting countless medical…read morefacilities, discover the pioneering business model at St. Francis Medical Center. Every other hospital I have ever been to somehow managed to figure out how to let visitors park without shaking them down, but clearly, St. Francis operates on a higher plane of financial genius. Silly me for thinking a hospital visit was about patient support rather than a real estate monetization strategy. It is truly a groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind experience to be nickel-and-dimed just to walk through the front doors. I will be sure to bring my checkbook next time I want to support this incredible parking garage masquerading as a healthcare facility.

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