As a medical student, I've met many incredible doctors but Dr. Kodama at Ohana Osteopathy is truly…read moreone of a kind. She brings all the clinical expertise you'd expect from any physician but additionally has the ability to treat her patients so well with OMM. She's exceptionally gifted at it. I had the chance to be treated by her and the session left me feeling grounded, realigned, and more energized. The supplements she recommended helped me feel revitalized at a time when school stress was catching up to me. The best part? The environment she creates. Ohana Osteopathy is a place to heal rather than just another clinic. You're welcomed, listened to, and cared for in a way that might seem rare in medicine these days. If you're looking for a physician who blends the sharp mind of a medical doctor with the intuitive, healing touch of osteopathic care, Dr. Kodama is the real deal!!

My first appointment was 90 minutes which included my medical history, examination and treatment…read more Dr Kodama listened to my concerns, she spent time to get to know my body and put it in the best possible state for healing to begin. The practice is called Ohana, which in Hawaiian means family and you definitely feel like you're a part of her family. I am so happy that I found her.

I stumbled up Dr Hyun on Yelp after being in pain and desperate to find another DO who specializes…read morein osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT). I've been having OMT done for over 15 years, it's the only treatment that remedies my back, hip and knee pain,as well as places me physically back into alignment. I feel like it was fate I chose her in the sea of doctors! She's easy to talk to ,down to earth and a compassionate listener. She explained her OMT treatment in detail and added that she feels acupunture magnifies the treatment plus makes it hold longer, but it was my choice. I decided to try it, and yes , she was 100% right! I've been pain free for longer than usual. I highly recommend her if you're looking for a real DO or a primary physician!

Very professional and knowledgeable and easy to talk to! I love her holistic approach. I went for…read moresome facial treatments and was very pleased with the whole process and most importantly the results. She was happy to talk to me about some other health issues and I didn't feel rushed. Will definitely return and recommend to others.

They really do nickel and dime you for everything at this office. I came in for my physical and…read morethey charged me a copay for my visit. However, preventative care is 100% covered. When i inquired about it, the front desk person told me she didn't have me down for physical. I asked what did she have me down for? And it was a physical. So then asked if there was any other medical needs or questions i needed to ask the doctor today? and when i said no, she refunded me my copay. A week later, someone from their office called me and asked me to come in so i can discuss my blood results with a doctor. They also gave me the option to do this over the phone and SURPRISE!!!! THEY WANTED TO CHARGE ME ANOTHER COPAY!!!! At my old PCP, they did not charge me a second copay for discussing my results. if you don't want to be nickeled and dimed for everything, then i suggest you look for another doctor's office. But i would say the doctor's here are actually very nice. They do listen to your concerns and i did not feel rushed during my appointment.

I question the authenticity of the positive reviews that initially drew me to this clinic. In my…read moreexperience, the doctor exhibited a troubling need to exert strong control over others and demonstrated minimal compassion toward a severely ill patient. Upon learning that the patient had sought emergency care at another hospital--while still honoring the scheduled appointment at this clinic--the doctor became visibly upset and subsequently refused to continue providing medical services, despite the patient attending the appointment as planned. This highly unprofessional behavior has led us to consider filing formal complaints through the appropriate channels."

Dr. David Seto is truly a rare find. He's not only a board-certified medical doctor and osteopathic…read morephysician, but also a highly skilled acupuncturist. He currently practices at the VA Hospital, which speaks volumes about his deep commitment to healing and serving patients like me...people who have spent years visiting countless doctors and specialists in search of real answers and lasting relief. After so many frustrating experiences, finding Dr. Seto honestly felt like hitting the jackpot... and I don't say that lightly. He is kind, compassionate, humble, and extraordinarily gifted at what he does. Despite his impressive academic background, he carries himself with genuine warmth and humility. His credentials are exceptional: Princeton University for his undergraduate degree (on scholarship), New Jersey Medical School for his medical doctorate (also on full scholarship, graduating with Alpha Omega Alpha honors), followed by residency in Internal Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University. He's board-certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. What truly sets him apart is his dedication to integrating Eastern and Western medicine. After his formal training in the U.S., he lived in Beijing, China (2013-2015), where he apprenticed under Dr. Wang Ju-Yi, a pioneer in classical Chinese acupuncture. He has accumulated thousands of hours of advanced clinical training in acupuncture and osteopathic manipulation, and is a member of several prestigious organizations including the American Academy of Osteopathy and the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture. During my first visit, what stood out was how thorough and thoughtful his intake process was. He took the time to ask deep, meaningful questions about my history to uncover the root cause of my issues, something no other doctor had done before. He discovered a long-standing blockage in my system and addressed it using a powerful combination of osteopathic manipulation and acupuncture. After just one session, I felt a remarkable difference throughout my entire body. This is not an exaggeration. Unlike the rushed, impersonal experiences I've had with many Western doctors, Dr. Seto devoted over four hours to my initial appointment, determined to understand my condition from every angle. It was the most comprehensive, patient-centered experience I've ever had. I also want to mention Yvonne, his incredible office manager, who was kind, patient, and thorough in explaining everything before my appointment. She made me feel completely at ease. At 65, after years of bouncing from one specialist to another, I finally feel like I've found the doctor I've been searching for. This was my first time experiencing the combination of osteopathic manipulation and acupuncture, and though I had some doubts initially, I'm so grateful I kept an open mind. If there's a wait to see Dr. David Seto, let me assure you... he is absolutely worth the wait.

Hands down one of the best at what he does. I've been going for a few years now and I'm always…read moreimpressed by the doctors knowledge and know how. Not to mention this stuff really works. He keeps things simple and he's just as cool as he is informed & professional.

My experience was at first positive and then very negative. He's very gentle, and his office is…read morewell-run, efficient, and gorgeously decorated. I often saw his wife, the receptionist, giving gifts to the child patients. However, like another person mentioned, there's a side to Dr. Tsai and his wife, Susan, that comes out whenever there is a deviation from this tightly controlled environment. In my case, the osteopath that Dr. Tsai was co-treating with was out of town and unable to help me when a molar got loose due to the dental treatment that the other osteopath was supervising. Dr. Tsai felt how loose the tooth was but refused to cover for the absent osteopath. He said I would be safe if it only lasted "up to two weeks." At three weeks, the tooth was on the brink of falling out, but the appliance was still in while we waited for the return of the other osteopath. Again, he had the option of helping me fix the appliance (at the dentist's) that week. He not only refused but this told me that it was okay to have this tooth getting looser for "up to three weeks." When I asked him to clarify, because last week, at two weeks, he had said "two weeks," he argued with me, insisting that three weeks was okay. Then he asked Susan when the other osteopath would be coming back to town. "Next week," she said, and he ran his hand through his hair in irritation and then walked away. That molar was so damaged it is now a source of endless problems and has made any further orthopedic or orthodontic interventions next to impossible. It literally would have taken him five minutes to help save that tooth, and by extension, my jaw. To watch him walk away from something so simple, easy, and ethical profoundly shocked me. I guess he was afraid of stepping on the other doctor's toes, but this was an emergency. To be gaslit, told that I had misunderstood the first (accurate prognosis), simply because he refused to help was highly unethical traumatic. To make matters worse, Susan became very rude to me after this.

I have the unfortunate status of having seen DOZENS (this is not an exaggeration) of health care…read morepractitioners for a chronic condition. Another non exaggeration is that Dr. Tsai has been far and away the most impactful at actually *resolving* what is going on. I cannot wrap my head around how he works but for me, the very tangible proof is in the pudding. I was fairly debilitated before and have slowly gained SO much functioning back. His work has even given me the gift of being well enough physically to consider having children (which was off the table before due to my being so symptomatic). Dr. Tsai is truly a gift and I feel blessed beyond compare to have encountered him. Also he's an absolute darling: sweet, kind, brilliant, genuine, and so relatable. Don't let his quiet exterior fool you. ;) Caution: contrary to what we are led to believe, there is usually no quick fix for things. I've dealt with this problem for so many years so it has taken time to resolve. The patient needs to have both a positive attitude about the ability to heal (there is substantial psychological research to support this), the patience to let the body rest and recoup after treatments, and the patience to respect your body's process. For reference, my problem is/was primarily a neurological one. I know OMT usually deals mostly with physical issues, making my insane improvement all the more remarkable. I had issue with my vision, balance, and sensory integration. You also cannot imagine how great it felt to have a doctor sit down and show me on a physical and graphic model of the brain what the heck was happening inside. So many other clinicians dismissed me since they were not educated enough to understand my situation

Dr. Wong is an excellent and compassionate primary care geriatric physician who provides responsive…read moreand thorough medical care. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and can communicate seamlessly with Chinese-speaking patients and understand their lifestyle habits. Her administrative procedures enabled me to sign up my elder relative for her services very easily through the user-friendly appointment webpages and online payment set-up. We received a free consultation prior to registering for the subscription, which allowed us an opportunity to evaluate Dr. Wong's expertise and decide that her professional training and clear communication style suited my relative's medical care needs. Dr. Wong differentiates herself from every other primary physician I have met because she is accessible 24/7, especially during emergencies or complex medical situations. We can contact her through phone or email anytime and she is extremely responsive. She also proactively advocates for her patients' rights and takes the time to explain in thorough detail complex diagnoses. When my relative underwent an intensive surgical procedure, Dr. Wong was available every step of the long procedure and long recovery period to answer questions on side effects, adjust medication, and prescribe additional medication when appropriate. Dr. Wong also communicated and interfaced with the other doctors/ specialists to advocate on behalf of her patient during a stressful period of time so that the patient could focus on recovery. Finally, Dr. Wong administers medical care with unfaltering precision and a holistic consideration of the patient's entire medical background. Her advice and diagnoses demonstrate that she deeply understands her patient's medical history, current ailments, and what treatment is most effective and appropriate for this particular individual patient. My family is very grateful to Dr. Wong and her excellent practice!

Very conscientious, cares about her patients. Helped me and my wife greatly with an extremely…read morecomplicated medical situation. Very available, diligent. Always gets back quickly when we need medical advice. Given the low quality of most Doctor's offices these days, count myself very lucky to have found her.

OsteoStrong South Pas rules! This 15-minute program once a week is really working to improve my…read morebone density. Plus, I've noticed I have better posture. When I started OsteoStrong in March of 2024, my DEXA scan T-score was -2.4, which is borderline osteoporosis. In less than two years, I've walked it back to -2.0, which is phenomenal. They also offer other modalities, like red light therapy and compression boots, if you're interested. I love my session coach Louis, and I would highly recommend joining if, like me, you refuse to accept osteoporosis as your future.

I hurt myself during the second session and haven't been able to return to my normal life since…read more I've had to miss several days of work, withdraw from a work-related trip, and spend thousands of dollars on doctors, X-rays, and medication. I'm now living on painkillers just to get through the day, dealing with constant pain 24/7. Both the "trainer" and I heard a very loud pop when something in my lower back either broke or shifted out of place. Please do your due diligence--Google this place extensively. Don't just rely on the reviews on their website. Ever wonder why they limit comments on Instagram or require pre-approval for Facebook posts? This is why. p.s.: I'm giving it one star because it does not let me post this review as a "zero star", which is what they deserve.

Dr. Hong is an amazing Doctor. Talking to patients in her waiting room is just the tip of reality…read more Pregnant moms from pregnancy to birth rave about her care, professionalism and manor. She began seeing my wife in May 2025 after she suffered for years and underwent numerous scans and procedures across many cities, specialists and doctors. Dr. Hong was both diligent and proactive after locating a growth. Following a positive carcinoma biopsy, Dr. Hong ensured my wife was assigned and treated by one of the best surgeons in the field, (Dr. Pham of USC Keck). We were blessed to find this amazing doctor and we will always be greatful for her amazing response.

Very busy medical office but Dr Hong was worth the wait. Excellent bedside manners and really took…read morethe time to listen to me. She carefully went over options to help me.

Doctor Moreno is amazing. He cured my daughter from two years of chronic pain for shoulder injury…read moresurgery. He is amazing!

Ever since she was a baby, every time my sweet daughter gets sick - she gets stuck with a cough…read morethat she just can't overcome. That is - until she sees Dr. Moreno. He is absolute magic for kiddos. He is so warm, genuine and caring - he immediately puts them at ease. His unique style of assessment enables him to identify exactly what she needs to help her get better. We recently saw him for the third time for this particular reason. She had been coughing nonstop for 3 days. (Why do these things always happen on the weekend?!) She couldn't sleep, rest, or speak... Within 2 hours of our visit with him, her cough reduced by 90%, and was completely gone w/in 48 hours. Not only has he helped her in the acute stages of being sick, but he identified the root cause of WHY this keeps happening and is working with us on overcoming it.

I've been coming to see Dr. Edwin Yau for the past 4 years. This is a very busy place, so be…read moreprepared to spend more time than you expect in the waiting room, even with an appointment. Dr. Yau has a kind, compassionate, and gentle manner and I am always pleasantly surprised when he takes a genuine interest in my life, what I've been up to, etc. answers all my questions, and doesn't rush with anything. (Which explains why nobody gets their appointment on time. :) ) I also appreciate the other staff. One time I had painful 2nd degree burns from an accident; couldn't really go anywhere, and one of the nurse practitioners "held my hand" through text messages, advising me on wound care at home. The same thing happened another time when I had an infected spider bite. My only minor complaint is how busy they are and sometimes phone calls are not returned, or questions take an extra phone call to be addressed.

This office needs serious improvement in how it handles disability paperwork and patient…read morecommunication. My mother (an inpatient RN) was evaluated here for joint issues and was placed on two months of medical leave by her provider. However, when we requested completion of the SDI (DE 2501 Part B) form, the office refused and told us she needed to attend physical therapy first. We followed that instruction, only to have the physical therapy office clarify that they do not complete SDI certification--this must be done by the treating medical provider. When we returned, the front desk then insisted she would not qualify for disability, which is not their role to determine. Eligibility is decided by the California Employment Development Department, not administrative staff. This resulted in unnecessary delays, multiple visits, and completely avoidable confusion during a time-sensitive situation. More concerning is the lack of consistency--placing a patient on medical leave while simultaneously refusing to complete the required documentation does not make sense. Patients should not be sent back and forth or given incorrect information. If the office chooses not to complete disability forms, that policy should be clearly communicated upfront rather than shifting responsibility and providing misleading guidance. Just to be fair, the first NP encounter my mom had was pleasant and professional. But the administrative handling was disorganized and unprofessional. This process needs to be addressed.