I find the staff very knowledgeable and friendly. I have been going to the Center for 1 month and…read morethey already greet my by my name as though I have been there longer. Regardless of who I ask about my dialysis, the person responding seems to know the answer to my question. During the week they check your blood. Also, at least once a week either a Doctor or Physicians Assistant visits you. My only complaint is the chairs are not the most comfortable. In fairness to the Center, after having to sit in a chair for 4 hours without getting up is uncomfortable regardless of the situation. Most patients bring bring their own blankets and chair pads to make sitting more comfortable.The chairs do allow you to turn on a vibrating back massage mechanism and/or heater. They are adjustable and do recline, although you have to ask a staff member to change position. If the chairs were more comfortable, I would give the Center 5 Stars! They have individual TV's with quite a variety of channels to choose from. However, you must provide your own headphones to listen the audio.

In my personal observation this center prioritizes on who gets first scheduling preferences and…read moreother patients get the least desirable time of the day, even if you mention it is a "Caregiver Safety Issue". Even if you go through the patient's Nephrologist who speaks to the staff directly in front of you while they are at the center, even if your medical insurance contacts that center to accommodate a patient with the schedule. The staff there will not budge and give's all parties involved who reached out to the center the round around. Most of this staff speaks in their native home language to each other and have "group out loud giggle sessions" and others who don't speak the language are left wondering what's so funny or what is all the laughing about which can go on for 10-15 minutes non-stop (annoying). Not a friendly place unless you are from their native country or speaking their language. I've tried since the start of my husband's dialysis treatments to to be kind to them by treating the staff to delicious native recognizable treats they would recognize from their country because we were "what we thought at the time" thankful to the staff for the type of profession they are dedicated to with treating diabetic patients. But as time went on and we needed to request a change of schedule, it seems other patients around would get it with no problem when they were being asked (treated in a chair near by us) what was their schedule preference request. One day while sitting in the lobby waiting for my husband I also remember hearing a patient screaming in agony when a staff treating him was removing g the needles from his arm. The longer the screaming went on, the louder it got and he started to scream for help and to have the staff individual working on him replaced. I spoke with him in the parking lot after my husband and he were released. He said he had mention to the staff before that that particular staff had been hurting him and didn't seem to know what he was doing but they would not change the staff member treating him nor his schedule to be in another staff member schedule. Mind you this guy was not from their native country. I sit with my husband through most of his dialysis treatments because there were times when they would pull out too much fluid from his body and he would come out almost in a vegetative state. I had to speak to his Nephrologist to what I witnessed and to adjust his treatment accordingly, which she sent the message to the center and they did for awhile. If you or a family, friend or loved ones goes there for treatment, I suggest to stay with the person being treated and stay alert and informed while they are being treated at that clinic.

Dr. Kelyani Mehta, nephrologist, put my dad on dialysis due to kidney failure when we took him to…read morethe hospital about 3 years ago even though she could have preserved his kidneys. She was the reason he was subjected to a multitude of dialysis session for months when we learned from his current nephrologist that my dad does not need dialysis and should not be subjected to it. Even after we told her that his current nephrologist told us my dad does not need dialysis she kept insisting that he did. My dad has been off dialysis since we changed his care away from Dr. Mehta for over one year now and in fact his kidney condition is improving and remaining very stable with the care he is currently receiving. Do not trust doctors like this when they tell you you need treatment especially when it comes to treatment like dialysis where the doctor and the dialysis center are getting a lot of money for each session of dialysis. They are incentivized to keep you on dialysis. Dr. Mehta's treatment falls far below the standard of care for patients and it's immensely disappointing that is caring for other patients in the community.

I saw Dr. Gandhi. I was very happy with his care. He was…read morevery thorough and easy to communicate with. The office staff was top notch.

I am a currant patient at the facility. They have no issues using the bathroom in the waiting…read moreroom. In fact they encourage it because they can't unhook you during treatment. The people here are caring and friendly. The nurses know what they are doing. The patients are friendly. I feel I'm getting great care and I've been in the medical field for 30+ years. Office stafff is on the ball. Plus the support team is always touching base to see if you need anything. I love this place. They are more involved with the patients overall well being vs other places where you're just a body

They are so rude when you ask them to use restroom , they not let you go in, they said only…read morePacient can use it but they have to understand that people driving a lot of miles and they need to use the restroom before drive far away.

My special needs daughter is a recent ESRD patient, and transitioning from hospital dialysis was…read moreoverwhelming. Her nephrologist recommended home hemodialysis, and Advanced Home Hemodialysis (AHHD) made all the difference. Nurses Ella and Tracy are incredibly experienced and truly personal in their care. Tracy trained me step-by-step to do dialysis at home, and Ella stays directly connected with our nephrologist and is always available for questions. Being a smaller company, they really know my daughter and our situation. Home dialysis has been gentler, more flexible, and has helped my daughter return to the activities she loves. We're so grateful for AHHD's support and care.

I want to say that Advance Home Dialysis is a very good company. I recommend it to any one who…read morewants to have their dialysis at home.

My first appointment here did not go so well but this time for my pap I had Jennifer Nunez she was…read morevery kind, listened, took her time , was not dismissive made me feel comfortable. Very rare to find these days. For the facility itself, bring your patience because it takes forever to be seen and you are sitting and waiting a lot.

ZERO STARS FOR Dr. Dinsay. Horrible. I got the runaround and cancelled on multiple appointments…read more Then, they gave a depression questionairre, which I answered honestly, but said NO when asked if I was suicidal. The office staff then called back 2 more times to ask again if I had suicidal ideation, I repeatedly said NO. then received another call from someone named Teresa Lopez saying the Dr. Dinsay will not take my phone appt today due to me saying I had suicidal ideation. I said repeatedly I SAID NO! when I demanded I speak to the dr today regarding my blood test results, I was put on hold for 15 minutes, then hung up on. After I called back, then they changed their mind and said the Dr will talk to me. When I talked to her I said how upset I was at her initially refusing to take my appt due to the questionnaire. she then said "do you want your blood test results or not" and I said I do but I wanted to say I was upset and wanted to know why it happened. she said "I have to go I have to go" and hung up on me. Absolutely horrible

I used to like this place but the new Peritoneal Dialysis nurse named N____e is arrogant and beyond…read morerude....

I go here for peritoneal dialysis and can only say good things about this center. They have very…read morecaring and attentive nurse that help you without tearing you like a baby. The center is nice clean and updated a little cold but then again every dialysis center I have ever been to feels like winter is coming from the game of thrones.

I'm so happy for the most caring , kind compassionate & considerate Dialysis Technician Jeffrey…read more Rosario at Fresenius Dialysis Care in Woodland Hills. Who give the excellent support & understanding to my sister in law who undergo for her treatment at these location. I truly appreciated you for doing a wonderful job. Very respectful employee... Thank you!

Garbage. The worst run organization imaginable. Lots of new employees that constantly get drummed…read moreout of the organization and a few who are clever enough to learn how to present they are working but are just stealing time and looking like they are busy, when they are not. The best fake employee is a bloke named Darren who does no work and nobody seems to care!. His only job is to register your weight and drop off liquid protein to about 4 patients which takes 30 seconds to pour. The rest is playing music from his phone, singing, texting, looking at his phone, and occasionally standing and looking around for something to waste time so pass the time. The only employees that they need to hire are ones that can put people on and off machines. The so called "support staff" are a total panty waste.

Pleasantly surprised! Staff was very helpful and friendly (Lyle, Eddie). They did a great job…read moreexplaining the process (newbie) to me and made sure I was comfortable and understood the process.