Dr Nahas is amazing ! She did my surgery and I felt extremely comfortable with her! I was a nervous…read morewreck but she helped me thru the entire process! I highly recommend Dr Nahas !

Excellent Doctor, well trained staff, professionals. We had the wrong time down and they cancelled…read moreus but when I explained my wife was leaving the country in 2 days the squeezed us in. Thank you, it is appreciated My wife is very happy with her, I sat in and I'm happy we found this doctor. Well the hysterectomy revealed other problems but my wife is getting great care and we feel very confident with Dr Nahas. She is walking and driving after 2 weeks. Only downside is we need to go to another doctor for the chemo. Dr Nahas is caring and being involved with teaching school means you will get a lot of care during a difficult time.

One of the most caring and compassionate facilities -- they truly live up to their name. The staff…read moreare informative and make you feel at ease from the moment you arrive.

I am sorrry to sat that since the practice joined the LA Cancer Center, service has gone way south…read more Service is awful and even trying to get through on the phone is a challenge. Now they are reducing their staff to two doctors. I used to love this place, but now I will be avoiding it. To the old staff who stayed from before the change I will miss you and good luck.

I'm a nurse, I don't care about 'caring' I care about SMART. I want a doctor that knows cutting…read moreedge treatment and gives you options. Dr Gill always told me what my options were and did all the lab work and scans when appropriate. She has a lot of patients because of her knowledge. Thank you Dr. Gill for guiding me through one of the most difficult times of my life.

If I could rate with "no" stars, I would. . These are not stories they are just facts - all…read moredocumented. By the way, these are just the highlights I had 2 appointments canceled because I hadn't had lab work done. However, I was told that when I started the chemo, I would have to have weekly lab. I hadn't started chemo yet...they hadn't even ordered the chemo pills, so why would I have had lab work done? With that being said, the nausea medication was ordered in January and back on the shelf at the pharmacy in April when the chemo pills were finally prescribed. So, I had nausea medication, no chemo....I had chemo pills, no nausea medication. My first appointment was in January. It is now April and I finally can start my chemo pills. After 2 1/2 days I was experencing terrible side effects. I previously had a double by pass and now I had all the symptoms of a heart attack. This happened several times in the next 2 days. I called the office 4 times, leaving messages and asking for a call back. To this day (6/3/2026) no one has ever called me back. I ended up in the Emergency Room. I changed medical groups so I could change doctors.

Im so excited to post my post opp photos of my upper eye lift and lower facelift/neck tightening…read morethat was performed October 28, 2020 by the amazingly talented Dr. Gupta!!!! I waited to post them only because it really does take time to settle in and for all of the swelling to fully disappear and I wanted to give credit where credit is due. My total experience at Loma Linda University plastic surgery with Dr. Gupta and staff was nothing less than perfect, I mean every single aspect of it from the initial consultation thru today and I say that because Ive had to delay my second procedure due to illness and also because I wanted to lose some weight before my tummy tuck is performed to achieve the best results possible. September will be here before I know it. Im super excited and nervous only because Im a chicken about being put to sleep Ill be honest lol. Id like to mention that my eyes and face were performed under local and mild sedation, yes I was awake very calm and I felt nothing. My recovery was also painless. The worst part for me was having to wear the neck/head strap for 6 weeks but I did it. Im 58 yrs young and have 6 grown children, so its my time to do me!!! Ill be sure to follow up here after my procedure to share my results. Thanks again to everyone at Dr. Guptas office.

I had been considering a tummy tuck for about a year. I narrowed down my search and ended up going…read morewith Dr. Hahns Kim. The entire experience has exceeded my expectations. My consultation was extremely thorough and Dr. Kim was completely engaged and generous with his time. After surgery, Dr. Kim was, and continues to be invested in my recovery and available to answer all of my questions. My recovery has been pain free, uneventful and way faster than I anticipated! Georgia, the nurse, is phenomenal. Her knowledge, experience and bedside manner is exactly what everyone needs the day of surgery! She did my Botox at my follow up appointment - and no surprise she excelled here also. I could not be happier with choosing Dr. Kim. He is located 90 minutes away from me, so I had a little hesitation, but it was WELL WORTH the extra drive. I can't wait to go back for phase 2 of my mommy makeover!

I've never named names in reviews and I won't start now although I loved my caregivers. Suffice it…read moreto say my treatment was awesome. Knowledgeable, professional caring staff with a personable touch. All disciplines. Top notch facility.

My wife was diagnosed with lymphoma in July and we were referred here to see Dr. Reese. From the…read morebeginning, my wife felt cared for by the doctor and his staff. Since this was during the covid pandemic, I was allowed to go in only for the initial consultation and for her first infusion. They have a great covid protocol in place, so we never felt nervous about her visits. During the initial consult, Dr. Reese spent a long time with us, explaining in detail about the cancer and about what to expect during the treatments. He drew pictures and wrote key words on some sheets of paper we were able to take home and study. We felt he really cared about her outcome. They have a web portal for communication that allowed us to submit questions and usually had Dr. Reese or a staff member get back to us that same day. They were also great at working through insurance issues with us. We never felt overlooked or ignored, and my wife said all of the front office staff and nurses were kind and helpful. Unlike restaurant reviews where you end it by saying "I can't wait to come back!", well, I'll say we do feel comfortable continuing to see Dr. Reese for follow-ups, and should a similar need arise in the future, UCLA Health And Dr. Reese will likely be the first place we ask for!

I am new here at UCR, I came from A horrible clinic glad I came across UCR! The office is clean &…read moreup to date! No long waits I was called in the back within 5 min the Doctor came in about 15 min later. Everyone seems so nice so far. The equipment was up date. This is the type of doctor office I'm use too! Two things I don't like so far is 1. I was told by the Doctors nurse I can not refuse to have a student come in. I have never ever heard that before as I have in the past and recently refused. I've normally been asked if it's ok if a student comes in but here you have no say so! & they don't even have the decency to ask if it's ok! I really don't like that and it may make me change offices again because I'm really not comfortable with that. I understand what a student is and does but I still don't want it. 2. I left a message 2 days ago to have the nurse or Doctor call me to clarify something important about my baby I'm still waiting on that call! It really worried me & I could not sleep. So I took matters into my own hands and found out the information about my baby was not the case as I paid for a 3D ultrasound. I'm seeing a Obgyn for my pregnancy seeing Doctor Azawi she seems friendly so far. Hope it continues to go well.

I can't begin to tell you how devastating, disappointing, re-traumatizing, and stressful my…read moreexperience with UCR Women's Health and Riverside Community Hospital was on June 29th. I came in for a surgery at 12:00pm and was hooked to a painful IV for six and a half hours while fasting since 11:30pm the previous night, only to have to cancel my surgery because I was told that it would start at 8:00pm, start later than 8:00pm, or get cancelled entirely because of an emergency. Before coming in, I was told a completely different story: that I would wait only two hours, have my surgery, recover for an hour and a half, and go home at around 4pm. Instead, they completely diverged from that schedule and kept me starved of food and deprived of water for about 19 hours before I left and never received care. If I had gotten my surgery at 8pm, I would've been deprived of food and water for over 22 hours. I followed pre-op perfectly, was anxious for days, had blood taken from me twice (I have a fear of needles), went through a ton of paperwork, waited for months, and shifted my schedule and classes around for my surgery all for nothing except torture. On top of being neglected at RCH and told unprofessional things like "she's our baby" (which infantilized me in front of Dr. Nahas) and "this isn't a hamburger" (to dismiss my valid questions about the wait time), I was never given an apology for the horrible experience I was subjected to and was expected to end it myself. When the extreme physical and emotional stress from waiting in the hospital for hours and dealing with unprofessional staff sent me into a trauma response, I started sobbing and panicking. As a result, nurses told me that they would call my anesthesiologist to ask for anxiety medication, but they never did. Staff at RCH didn't even give me my anesthesia consent papers. Nobody cared that I had prior medical trauma and that I was being brave by even stepping in the hospital room at all. Instead of feeling respected for being a responsible adult who is taking control of her future and feeling empathized with, I at times felt looked down upon or ignored. There are a few things that make me feel like I'm essentially being deprived of surgical care through UCR Women's Health. First of all, I haven't officially been promised that I would be first or second in line instead of third or given surgery at a reasonable time of day if I reschedule. This makes me extremely hesitant to do so. I don't want to end up in another horrific situation. Second of all, Dr. Natalie Rivera told me on the very day that my surgery was supposed to happen that she wouldn't be available until months later--specifically August, a month when I'll have a massive student workload, my post-op driver is out of town, and I have to move out of my apartment. I should be able to reschedule for July since my surgery didn't go as planned. I even called UCR Health for rescheduling during office hours and nobody picked up the phone to help me. Someone should have called ME for rescheduling after my surgery got ruined. I am extremely disgusted by the way I've been treated and am still trying to receive the surgical care I need, even though I have to go through the whole miserable pre-op process all over again (likely somewhere else at this point). Science forbid I end up giving birth to a child one day who gets abused in foster care because nobody gave me the sterilization I wanted. Note: I felt throughout all of this that there was underlying misogyny. Even first coming into the hospital, a nurse assumed that my surgeon was a man and one of my consent forms used the pronoun "he" for surgeons. The person who told me that surgeries aren't hamburgers was a man who has no idea what it's like to be this vulnerable as a young woman. Being called a baby as someone who acts differently when under stress also came off as misogynistic and ageist.

So far the experience has been fairly decent. The office is very clean, spacious and organized. I…read moresaw people who come for an appointment, are quick to be seen instead of waiting 30-45 minutes or more. The PAC made a mistake of not writing orders that I could reschedule an appointment sooner than my follow-up of 3 months, therefore when I requested one at the front they denied it, twice. Couple weeks later, I ended up calling 911 due to shortness of breath, weakness, persistent daily fatigue, and needing about half gallon of blood drawn from my body every 4-6 months to lower my UNSAFE high red blood cell count -Hematocrit, Red Blood Cell, Hemoglobin. To prevent blood clots, heart attack, stroke, or long term blood cancer (Leukemia), etc... Fortunately, my insurance only bills about $4000 for the ER. If it was $800K USD, Medicare could go broke by 2030, then no more Medicare for anyone. =)

I have never left a review for a person. We all have good and bad days. However, my interactions…read morewith this man need be shared. I'm 78 and have dealt with a lot of Drs over my years, but I have NEVER faced a bully before. This man truly has a god complex. He has recently started practicing in San Luis, but in researching him, I see that he has practiced in many locations over the years . Average rating 2. I met with him twice. He was rude and dismissive and actually started yelling at me "it's not my job" when I asked if he had any suggestions on what to do next. Under no circumstances should your physician yell at you. In conclusion, if you have a choice, choose another DR.

The office was clean and organized. Many staff at the front desk worked at the same time…read more I saw many people show up at their appointments and were seen relatively quickly, usually within 10-15 minutes. Other places you might be waiting for 45+ minutes or falling asleep before they have to slap you on the face to wake you up. The PAC was compassionate and attentive towards my needs that I needed to donate plasma for my income. Obviously, it helps that after donating plasma for over 2+ years, it could help save one person's life.

I've been biting my tongue about my experience with the office staff for quite some time just…read morebecause the doctor I was seeing was somewhat helpful with my diagnosis. However, today was my absolute last straw. A large number of the office staff here are unknowledgeable, unprofessional and immature. 1. I've called on several occasions asking questions, and the person on the phone constantly puts me on hold to ask someone else, then returns back to the phone with some regurgitated answer. I've also received answers/responses over the phone from one staff member, and then receive a totally different answer/response in person at the office. 2. At one point, I called and asked about submitting a continuity of care form, and the girl had me slowly enunciate "continuity" over the phone and spell it out for her so she could ask someone else about it (what it is, what to do with it, etc). From that interaction alone, I felt less than confident with the office staff handling my questions, forms, file, etc. 3. I received call that my continuity of care form (that was filled out, signed and submitted by this office and approved with an authorization code by insurance almost 2 months ago) was not being recognized and that my final appointment (mind you I'm in the middle of treatment and do not have another doctor to take over my treatment yet) cannot be fulfilled. I asked the staff member about the continuity of care form, and she said "We're not submitting those for anybody." Completely dumbfounded, I explained that my form was already submitted from the office and I have approval for this last visit before I see a new doctor (because I'm in the middle of blood tests, ultrasounds, and prescriptions). I received zero empathy from the staff members regarding my concerns of why the form is suddenly not being recognized. She was wholly unprofessional with her responses. My overall experience was subpar here, at best. Staff can truly make or break your experience, and in this case, completely broke all of my interactions with this office. The only positive comment I can confidently leave about this office is that the chairs in the waiting room are comfortable.

Yesterday morning, I underwent a colonoscopy and endoscopy procedure which included the removal of…read moresome biopsies. I experienced some throat soreness yesterday evening, but thankfully, it has subsided today. Last night, I felt some bloating and discomfort in my abdominal area, which persists today, albeit without any significant pain. Despite this, I was able to resume my normal activities today, which is made easier by the fact that I am currently on summer break. Following the procedures yesterday, I was informed about certain protocol guidelines for my condition. It was discovered that I have diverticulosis and some hemorrhoids. I must express my admiration for Dr. Solaimani, who is an exceptional gastroenterologist/surgeon. During my follow-up appointment, we will discuss a treatment plan.

Dr. Salaimani is a wonderful Dr.. after my second endoscopy he called and explained the results and…read morethe treatment plan. After that, I had an ultrasound of my liver and found an issue so I made an appointment. Unfortunately I was seen by a nurse practitioner who launched into the results from a while ago that I already talked to the dr. about. I stopped he and told her that I was there for a different issue. She said that she wanted to go over the results from tests done months ago and would get to the liver issue later. Update: No one answers the phone down there and instead an "AI" assistant answers but offers no help. My appointment with the dr has been scheduled 5 months out. The Dr is great- his support staff, including the snotty NP, is not helpful or caring.

Yet again nobody called me back to reschedule an appointment. This is literally insane to me what…read morean awful office.

Terrible front desk experience. When this clinic moved to…read morea new location, they never informed patients. I went to my usual appointment only to find the office completely gone. I tried calling, but no one answered. I ended up asking a nearby pharmacy, and they were the ones who told me where the clinic had moved. When I finally arrived at the new office, they told me I was "late." I explained the situation, but the staff barely reacted, as if they didn't care at all. Then they told me that my doctor wasn't even in the office that day -- even though I had an appointment scheduled. No one notified me about the move, no one notified me about the doctor's schedule change, and no one answered the phone. A medical office should inform patients about important changes like relocation and doctor availability. This level of mismanagement is unacceptable.