I was referred to Dr. Arash Esmailzadegan by both my primary care physician and my orthopedist, and…read moreI was very much looking forward to seeing him after a long search for better pain management care. Dr. Esmailzadegan has an outstanding bedside manner. He was genuinely attentive, kind, and took the time to understand my situation. I truly appreciated his interest in moving beyond the status quo to actively help control my pain. During my initial visit, he scheduled a procedure for the following week. The nerve block he performed under live X-ray guidance to my left femoral nerve provided almost immediate relief. For that, I am very grateful. Unfortunately, my overall experience with the practice was significantly impacted by serious administrative and communication issues. The office was extremely difficult to reach by phone -- I left multiple messages over several weeks before securing my first appointment. After my procedure, I was asked to provide a detailed medical history to the new PA-C, despite having just completed one with Dr. Esmailzadegan only four days earlier. More concerning was the handling of my updated prescriptions. Dr. Esmailzadegan made changes and specifically asked me to begin the new medications that same evening. However, the pharmacy never received the prescriptions. Over the following week, I experienced ongoing frustration trying to get them sent: repeated unanswered phone calls, messages that went unreturned, and two in-person visits to the office. This lack of follow-through on something as critical as pain medication created unnecessary stress and delayed my care. While I genuinely like Dr. Esmailzadegan and believe he is an excellent physician, the operational support at Westside Pain Management fell far short of the standard of care I would expect -- especially from a pain management practice. Reliable communication and coordination between the clinical and administrative teams are essential in this field. I would like to think that this was a one-time situation, and will improve with future visits. I'm always willing to give the benefit of the doubt to a doctor who is new to me, Everyone is entitled to a rough day now and then, and shouldn't be judged, just because they're having an "OFF" day.

Very difficult to get an appointment with Dr E. Wait is about 2 hours in the waiting room just to…read morebe sent to a room for another 30 minutes just to see the wrong doctor that doesn't know what he is doing.

I was referred to Dr. Arash Esmailzadegan by both my primary care physician and my orthopedist, and…read moreI was eager to establish care with him. Dr. Esmailzadegan has an outstanding bedside manner; he was genuinely attentive, kind, and took the time to understand my medical history. I deeply appreciated his commitment to finding proactive pain management solutions. The left femoral nerve block he performed under live X-ray guidance provided nearly immediate relief, for which I am incredibly grateful. Unfortunately, my overall experience was significantly hindered by severe administrative and communication issues. Securing my initial appointment required leaving multiple messages over several weeks due to difficulty reaching the office by phone. Additionally, there appeared to be a lack of internal coordination; four days after completing a thorough medical history with Dr. Esmailzadegan, I was asked to duplicate the entire process for a new PA-C. Most concerning, however, was the handling of my updated prescriptions. Dr. Esmailzadegan made immediate medication changes, yet the pharmacy never received the orders. Resolving this required a week of unanswered calls and two in-person office visits. This lack of administrative follow-through delayed my care and caused unnecessary stress, which is particularly challenging when managing chronic pain. While I believe Dr. Esmailzadegan is an exceptional and talented physician, the operational support at Westside Pain Management fell short of the expected standard of care. Accurate communication and clinical coordination are vital in this field. I am willing to give the practice the benefit of the doubt and hope these operational shortcomings were an isolated occurrence that will improve in future visits.

This place ignores phone calls and voicemails like it's office policy. They simply do NOT answer…read morephones or provide callbacks, ever. They also completely ignore calls from CVS and or messages, forcing you to chase them down like it's your full-time job. For example, I started called them to request a refill since they refused to answer CVS, left a few voicemails and got a new prescription pop up in my cvs app after literally a full week, only to get shorted my meds. I then spent the next 2 weeks leaving voicemails with total radio silence. No medication, no relief, absolutely nothing. Till this day, I still never received the shorted meds. This office is medical negligence at its worst. Stay away. Far away. Got a referral from your primary? Demand a different place immediately. Don't believe me? Try it or just have a hard look at the other reviews.

Dr. Rahbar and her staff are kind, caring and compassionate. Rahbar explains spine issues and…read moretreatment options honestly and in detail. I'm a lifelong surfer, marathon runner, tennis player, swimmer and golfer. My back has been through it all. I got an injection today and am pain-free. Am grateful to have Dr. Rahbar and staff in my corner.

This hospital will tell you have wrong medical conditions! They will also give you medicine that…read morestart making your hands wrinkle. Your body tired. And make you feel drowsy in the mornings all the way till 5pm. Is this what you call a hospital? I thought this was a hospital as well. Until I found out it's for back pain. Next time I'm going in there it will be my last time. Are you guys forcing people to take medicine? Is this medicine really to make you feel better? Or worse? From what I've experienced it's made me feel worse. Although, all I use my doctor for is a therapist. I don't need pills in return. Is she really here to help? Let's start with giving me the right medical conditions I have. And one tip your conditions don't cure by medicine they cure on their own. I really Don't Recommend This Hospital Thank you

I was referred to Dr. Ho, due to extreme chest pain around by breast. I was referred to the LB…read morelocation but, told that he only sees new patients in FV. I was told to arrive 30 min early to fill out a new patient packet. i requested to be emailed the paperwork so i could fill it out in my leisure. On the day of my appt, today 05/22/25, I arrived 15 mins early for my 9a appointment. I was called and placed in the room. The lady that called me and directed me to the room did not introduce herself . She was not personable. She just started asking me questions as she didn't have my paperwork. I asked her name and i believe her name was Layla. After waiting 50 min, i popped my head out and asked if they could tell me how much longer. i was told about 10 minutes and i was next. It was about 10 minutes. it was a welcomed wait. Dr Ho, has a calm bedside manner. He listened to what i have been experiencing and really seemed to care about what i was saying. He showed me online what he believed i am experiencing so that i could research it and be empowered. He prescribed me a new medication and will send me for a 2nd opinion on my diagnosis. I left my appointment feeling hopeful, I have tears typing this because the pain has been debilitating. I gave 4 stars only because of the parking NOT due to the Dr or office staff. I circled the parking lot and was unable to find a space. i ended up parking pretty far. I felt lucky my appt was on a Thursday due to there is street sweeping on Friday and you cannot park on the street.

Dr. Ho is my Pain Medicine specialist, who is a great dr & I like that he listens & cares. However,…read morethe office is overwhelming and difficult to get a call in; they "assign" appts that I constantly have to reschedule or cancel, since I'm never consulted; the scheduling office is in Florida, so they are impersonal & limited on info; and the Billing dept calls in a cold, impersonal manner, saying they have "an important issue to discuss" which is just a ploy to collect on balances. I've asked for receipts, but they don't provide them or ask for payment on balances already paid. In all, the doctor is fantastic, but the office staff is overwhelmed & lacks professionalism...be prepared to do much of the work yourself & call continuously.

I have to tell you about the quality service I've been receiving from Dr Rahimi. Her staff is…read morecaring, efficient, and thorough. Dr Rahimi has identified an assisted me with my pain management, and I've been feeling much better. Dr Rahimi is kind, and she and staff walk you through each step. Also, you're not there all day. Thank you and your Staff Dr Rahimi for taking care of me. Cerlinda Burns

Ever since coming here and getting treated I've been able to do more things now that I couldn't do…read morebefore because I was in so much pain. Dr. Rahimi was quick and painless. The ladies at the office are also very helpful when it's time to get my prescription refilled. I am very pleased with all of them!

I have been on Yelp since 2012, and I have never written a negative review. Not once. I say that to…read moremake it clear I am not someone who enjoys dragging businesses online. I found Dr. Rahbar through ChatGPT. In hindsight, I should have vetted more given the mixed reviews, but I was short on time and booked. My experience with Dr. Rahbar herself was positive. She was thorough, spent time with me, and handled the MRI process correctly with insurance. No complaints there. My issue is not the doctor. It is the Office Manager, and how the office is being run under her. After my MRI, there was zero follow-up. I had to call. The front desk told me I could come in the next day for a shot, then called back minutes later to cancel, saying I needed insurance authorization. Fine. We rescheduled for the following week, and I was told I was confirmed. The next morning, I received a voicemail asking why I missed my appointment. When I called back, I was told I never needed authorization, that there are different types of shots, and that I was not even on the schedule for next week after I had been told it was confirmed. Multiple errors. All on their side. Instead of anyone taking responsibility, I was transferred to the Office Manager. This is where the experience went off the rails. She did not know why I was speaking to her and made no effort to figure it out. I had to re-explain everything. She acknowledged none of the mistakes. Instead, she referred to me as a "girl," told me I was "confused," and acted annoyed that I did not understand their internal processes. That is not my job. That is hers. I was already irritated, and her tone escalated things. I pushed back. This was not a calm conversation. It was a patient trying to get basic clarity from someone in charge who refused to take accountability and chose to talk down to me instead. She then asked if I could come in that day. I paused, because the idea of going to a place this disorganized and having them stick a needle in my spine did not sit right with me. I told her I was not sure I wanted to come back after how rude she had just been to me, which clearly threw her. When I asked if she was denying being rude, she said, "You just want to argue. I am hanging up. Bye bye," and hung up on me. That is the Office Manager of a medical practice. Mistakes happen. What should not happen is the person in charge refusing to own them, labeling patients as "confused," speaking to them with zero respect, and then hanging up when they are questioned. This is not a one-off issue. This is a leadership problem, and that Office Manager has the bedside manner of a Times Square bedbug. If you only care about the doctor, you may be fine. But if you care about being treated with basic respect and not having your time mishandled, this place is a problem, and it starts with the Office Manager. I will not be returning. Based on this interaction, I fully expect that when this review is responded to, there will be zero accountability taken, which will only reinforce everything above.

Dr Rahbar and her staff are amazing. She's very knowledgeable in her field. I finally feel some…read morerelief from the back pain I've been experiencing.

Decreased pain and cleansing. Dr. Vu explains everything. My skin is drying out. Need a lotion or…read moremedication.

Google Van Vu MD Pain Management physician and find out for yourself. Do your own due diligence.read more

I have been with Dr. Viney Soni's office for over 20 years; (and he treated my mom too) the last 10…read moreyears with his nephew, Neil Soni. I love this office and the QUALITY care we get. The staff is amazing and many have been there as long as I have! You won't go won't working with Coast Medical!

Thankyou dr Neil soni for taking great care of me over the years!!!…read moreU r the best Eric Cade Dr Vinny soni is a great dr, and I'm so thankful for him. He took great care of me when I was in the hospital twice in the last month after surgery, He is so thoughtful and caring. Thankyou dr Vinny and Neil soni Eric Cade

I'm so glad that I found these doctors. I've been dealing…read morewith numbness and tingling on my right side. Improving from the first adjustment. The entire staff are exceptionally supportive and caring just as the doctors. I strongly recommend these people for most any health issues you have.

Dr Kerry is amazing!!!! Highly recommend!! :) my appointments w him I walk out feeling so much…read morebetter

I absolutely love this doctor. I've seen him multiple times. I deal with chronic nerve pain due to…read morea motorcycle accident and having 29th surgery. He's super kind. Always makes me feel comfortable. And out of all the doctors that I see he is extremely thorough.

Dr Mahdad and his staff have really taken good care of me. He has seen me since I got out of the…read morehospital after being diagnosed with MS. He reviewed my history, performed many tests, setup a treatment plan and continues to monitor me. I've had balance and neuropathy issues. Instead of assuming it was the MS, he sent me for further tests and identified another underlying medical issues. I'm not sure where I would be without dr Mahdad.