Dr.Devous is an amazing oncologist, I cried a million times when I was diagnosed with lymphoma back…read morein 2017 and he always listened and was so kind. I'm forever grateful for him and Tara the oncology nurse she's the sweetest person. I had the best care there's no doubt in my mind I still drive over 40 miles for my annual Check ups and I don't mind one bit. Forever grateful with UCLA and my care team.

Dr. Saeed Sadeghi is just terrible. Smirked at a question I asked regarding what options my father…read morehad moving forward in his cancer treatment. Behaving completely unprofessional and uncaring. I was simply trying to make sure we were exploring all options in order to help my father in the best way. He should be a lot more professional and empathetic in the way he answers questions. Would definitely not recommend this guy. If you can go elsewhere please do because your oncologist should be someone who actually shows that he cares.

The best care in Los Angeles!!! Not only does it look and…read morefeel like you're in a fire star airport lounge, the drs and the entire staff are incredible! Dr Hafez took his time and answered all my questions and was thorough and extremely knowledgeable. Blood work was a walk downstairs and zero wait...unheard of. Can't recommend enough.

Absolutely DISGUSTED at the DEPLORABLE level of care we received at this place, in their new $$$…read moreoffices on the fourth floor of the new 1919 Santa Monica Blvd. building in Santa Monica. If you or a loved one is suffering and in pain, nobody here gives a S*!T. Apparently, CALLING IN A SIMPLE PRESCRIPTION FOR PAIN MEDICATION (non narcotic btw) IS TOO MUCH TO ASK OF THESE ROBOTIC, SOULLESS MEDICAL WORKERS! Took my 90 year old father, a 2-time CANCER PATIENT here yesterday because Dr. Shaum had successfully treated him for cancer a year ago (at another office - not the Angeles Clinic). We were on time for his appt., the waiting room was empty when we arrived, but we had to wait 40 minutes to be taken in to the exam room. Finally in the exam room with the doctor & a uniformed employee who didn't identify herself, there was a lengthy discussion about treatment options - I brought up the issue of getting him pain medication because he's suffering, in pain, from nasty sores in his mouth that make it too painful to eat. After looking at the sores, CURIOUSLY, neither the Dr. or the nurse in the exam room with us asked about his pain level--I brought it up (he doesn't speak english). We discussed pain medication options, decided on a topical gel that would be safe for him, and the doctor concluded with "We'll get you that". More discussion about his chemotherapy options, then the exam ended and we left. On the drive home, it occurred to me that the nurse didn't mention she'd call the prescription for pain medicine in...it was just sort of "bye". 1. 1:00 pm Tuesday: I phoned the office to make sure the prescription would be called in, no one was available to speak to me so I left a detailed voicemail message. Four hours later, no return phone call from Chanel, the nurse to Dr. Shaum, or anyone from the Clinic. 2. 5:15 pm Tuesday: I called a SECOND time, this time, was told by the answering service that the entire staff had already gone home. Again, left a second detailed VM message about getting the pain medication prescription called into our local pharmacy. No one called me back yesterday evening or today, 21 hours later. I called our pharmacy to check if the prescription had been called in; sadly no, the clinic did NOT call in the prescription for my dad. 3. 1:20 pm Wednesday, next day. My THIRD phone call to this clinic, was told Chanel, Dr. Shaum's nurse, was 'out to lunch'. I asked the receptionist if Chanel listens to her voicemail messages, because we needed the prescription yesterday and now we're coming up on Christmas holiday closures...AND MY DAD IS STILL IN PAIN WITH NO PAIN MEDICATION!!!! 4. In the meantime, around noon Wednesday (same day), my sister tried calling this clinic to try to get a hold of SOMEONE, ANYONE who could call in the pain medication for our dad before the office closes for the holidays. The woman she spoke with asked for the name of the medication; well, Dr. Shaum never told us what the name of the medication was...more runaround..."would you like to leave a message?" was all the staffer could do for my sister. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE FOR THIS TYPE OF LAZY/ INCOMPETENT? AND UNCARING ATTITUDE TOWARDS A PATIENT IN PAIN.

A good oncologist but isn't very reachable and doesn't stay in close contact with patients or keep…read morethem updated with their condition or treatment. Phone calls often go unanswered and the wait can be somewhat agonizing (mentally).

Dr. Lieber is a fantastic doctor who works very hard for his patients. He has a busy practice but…read morealways finds time to answer questions. Dr. Lieber is very smart, and if he doesn't know the answer to a question he will contact various experts, find out, and will always get back to you. He is truly a gift from God.

Dr. Maggie Lee Dinome is a splendid doctor and surgeon. She most probably saved my life. What is…read moremore, she is the most compassionate human being. Thank you ever so much, for ever, Dr. Dinome.

Amazing doctor!!! Caring and takes her time, and very easy to talk too. Most doctors will try to…read moreget to the root cause as soon as they can where Dr. Maggie will really dig into to see what the issue is. I could not recommend a doctor more!

Dr. Movassaghi is not only highly skilled but also exceptionally responsive and compassionate. A…read morefamily member experienced a rare post-operative complication, and thanks to Dr. Movassaghi providing his direct line, we were able to reach him immediately -- even late in the evening. He was calm, clear, and decisive about the next steps. By the time we arrived at the ER, Dr. Movassaghi had already called ahead, ensuring we received immediate attention: a room, vitals taken, pain management, and diagnostic tests were all initiated without delay. He arrived shortly thereafter and performed emergency surgery in the middle of the night to resolve the issue. While this may be part of his job, Dr. Movassaghi's follow-through, availability, and humble bedside manner went above and beyond. He demonstrates true dedication to his patients -- without any ego, and with genuine care. As a bonus, his office staff are also friendly, professional, and supportive. We are deeply grateful for the care we received.

Worst experience I had ever had with a doctor. I showed up on time and waited for an hour. About 30…read moreminutes in I was told I was next up, 30 minutes later (an hour total) I walked out and asked if I could reschedule to a Zoom and was told I couldn't. The doctor clearly doesn't have any respect for his patients time.

I visited Dr. Grumley recently to transfer my care for a rare breast tumor after moving to the…read morearea. She seemed perfectly fine, however this was by far the worst experience I've ever had with a medical provider because of the office staff. AVOID THIS OFFICE AT ALL COSTS. Omodele Leach (the admin) made it nearly impossible to make an appointment at all, let alone receive care in any meaningful way. I went the extra mile to provide all of my medical records, imaging, surgery notes, etc. in multiple formats to make it as easy as possible to get my information to the doctor, however every single time I contacted Omodele, she made excuses (her computer didn't work, she couldn't download a PDF, she didn't remember, the scheduling person was out, the document was too long for her to read, etc.) This resulted in: A 2+ month delay in getting an appointment None of my records even reached the doctor for review before my appointment The insurance info I provided multiple times was not on file when I arrived The intake form was never sent to me My CD with previous imaging wasn't provided to the imaging facility Dr. Grumley referred me to and then was never returned to me I had to follow up repeatedly to get a response at all (which was irritating for me having a serious but not fatal condition, but would be an absolutely despicable burden to impose on patients living with cancer). I repeatedly received incorrect dates, addresses, and information for appointments and imaging referrals. I had to beg Omodele to give me the correct imaging facilty name and address for an MRI and only received it 1 day before the appointment. It's completely unacceptable that this incompetent admin is the gatekeeper to medical care at this clinic. Dr. Grumley seemed thoughtful and was responsive, but because of her office staff I cannot emphasize this enough: STAY FAR AWAY.

Tremendously talented surgeon and compassionate person, leading an incredible team of women that I…read morelook forward to seeing, despite the circumstances. I really trust her. Her oncoplastic training made her the perfect choice for my procedure. I'm so grateful to Dr. Grumley for the excellent care.

Dr Kelly is an amazing neurosurgeon. He removed my 1.7cm pituitary adenoma with no complications…read more He is highly competent in his craft. I highly recommend him.

This review is not for the doctor but for the multiple communications with his support team. A…read moredoctor may think this unfair but when your care team is sub par it does reflect negatively on the doctor. Sometimes unknown to them and sometimes because they do not care. I am not sure where it falls in here. I have phoned at least four times in the last few years. I had an acoustic tumor that grew aggressively (not a norm for this type of tumor) into the brain stem. I wanted to get another opinion because I have had 'inconclusive' on the final reads (whether there was additional growth) and I wanted to make sure I did not get into another life-threatening situation (my first surgery was emergency with a 2% chance of survival which I thankfully survived). I would get sent to the voice mail of his nurse at which time I would get a follow up weeks later. Cut to now a few years since I phoned and got the 'inconclusive' read on my last MRI (with and without contrast) but now with a possible sign of growth so, again, I phoned Dr. Kellys' office only to be told he does not deal with Schwannomas. I was never informed of this in prior communications with the office (which is odd). I always stated what type of tumor I had and reports and scans were sent. Then his nurse said she was forwarding my information to another doctor that deals with the aforementioned type of tumor. I never heard from them. Then, maybe three months later (or more) I got a call from someone that did not say their name (just stated Pacific Neurosurgery) and called from a private number. Just to reiterate, this is now 1/3 of a year later. Buyer beware.

After firing my first oncologist, an unsympathetic man, I found Linnea Chap at Premiere Oncology to…read morebe kind, thoughtful, and thoroughly professional in my treatment of stage 4 breast cancer. I highly recommend her to any woman diagnosed with cancer or looking for a new oncologist. The Premiere Oncology Foundation also offers every type of support to patients: psychotherapy, acupuncture, art therapy, yoga, nutrition counseling and more.

This man has ruined my moms life with surgery that shouldn't be in medical practice anymore. He has…read moreleft at least 3 infected abscesses inside my mom and is constantly just ignoring us, lying - do not let this man operate on you. He will avoid all calls and the way he runs his office should be investigated as he has way too many complications he refuses to answer for after surgery. Furthermore he interferes with my mom's general care in hospital settings to try and covet his mistakes and refuses to attend as an attending surgeon. Time to retire. My mom has had to learn to walk 5 times since this surgery near Thanksgiving. You should be ashamed of yourself Dr Bilchik

He may be a terrific doctor, but DO NOT let him remove anything from your body (moles, etc) if you…read morecare about what they will look like afterward. He removed a thing on my face and left a DENT in my cheek. The thing he removed was flat. He removed a mole on my thigh and it look like it was scooped out by a spoon. He is not a cosmetic surgeon in any way. He does not use the Moss method.