Beautiful facility, wonderful staff. Dr Amanda Caparso hands…read moredown is the best doctor my husband and I have ever had the fortunate pleasure of having her as our physician. Personable, caring, thorough, she Listens and always has a positive attitude. Very grateful

She listened and helped me. That's all I asked for. Front desk folks were cool. She pushed through…read moreReferrals, in days instead of weeks.

Dr. Straka is an exceptional radiologist who truly goes above and beyond for his patients. From the…read morevery beginning, he showed genuine care, taking the time to be thorough and ensure we understood every step of the process. His empathy and attention to detail made a stressful situation feel much more manageable. What stood out even more was his dedication--he and his team advocated directly with our insurance company to make sure my husband received the care he needed. That level of commitment is rare and deeply appreciated. The entire staff is warm, friendly, and compassionate. We are incredibly grateful for Dr. Straka and his team.

About a year ago, I had a rise in blood platelets, and since for me it could possibly mean cancer,…read moreI made an appointment. Dr. Lamon ordered follow-up testing for a month later to track changes, and put me on a daily baby aspirin, since it can lower chances of colon cancer, something I have a predilection to. When I arrived for my follow up, I paid my copay and went back to the room to wait. He burst in and demanded to know how many tests I had done. I said I did whatever was on the order, just the one--he shoved a copy in my face and asked me to confirm and I said yeah, that was probably the one. He stormed out, yelling at the nurses as he went. They apparently ordered the wrong test and were supposed to order a second test as well, which they did not, meaning the appt was a waste of time since they couldn't tell me anything. He stomped back in and asked me if there was anything I needed--I had noticed that I started to sunburn more easily than normal (like fully burned and peeling after less than 40 minutes in the shade). I did my research and read several peer reviewed studies that showed daily aspirin could make people photosensitive. I have issue with the texture of sun block on my skin, cause it gets very sticky and takes really hard scrubbing to get it off, so I went to ask "I think the aspirin is making me burn easier. I know I need to wear sunblock, but I hate the feeling of it, are there any you recommend as a doctor that might not cause that issue?" I got as far as "sunblock, but" when he interrupted me and told me "It's stupid to think aspirin could that, and if you don't wanna wear sunblock I can introduce you to some melanoma patients who might change your mind." I have had three cancers. My mom has had 7. May dad has had 4, including skin, and this is all on my family history and should be stuff he is aware of. He walked out after that. Since they hadn't even had a chance to do my vitals yet, a nurse, Danica, who said she was head nurse, came in to do them. I told her "I will be getting a refund for my copay today." And related what happened. She apologized for his behavior and offered "since you already paid today, I can have the front desk mark that it's waived next time, unless you need the money now." I agreed to that, and spoke with Danica and the receptionist while I got my lab orders and everyone agreed to the arrangement. On the third appointment they asked to collect a copay, and I reminded them that I had spoken with her and Danica previously, and it should be waived for this appointment. She said she did recall the conversation and that she would waive it. I have spoken to them no less than ten times about this now, as they have been billing me monthly for the third appointment's copay, threatening to send me to collections, etc. If I call and leave a message with the billing department it gets ignored. Each time I get a live person and explain the situation to someone they agree that I shouldn't pay it, and finally, a year and a half later, I think I have finally managed to convince them by posting the above on their site review system. We'll see.

Today is the best day ever! I had a mastectomy last Thursday and I care that I received was…read moreexcellent Dr. Salt was amazing. I have no pain..and following what he said And I was given pains meds but they didn't agree with me. Excellent anestesia Doctor also. I was given a pain shot during my surgery that lasted 96 hrs. So the first 4 days I think that's what help me too I recommend Dr. Salt MD I he a great Doctor in Plastic surgery And the office to is amazing Also. I feel grateful & blessed to travel thru this journey and have such great Doctors along the way. But feel attitude is important too being positive

I visited the Allergy and Immunology department at this hospital. Dr. Odhav was impatient, provided…read moreblanket advice, and had trouble listening / didn't explain things well. The appointment felt rushed, caused unnecessary stress, and was a waste of time. I do not recommend this doctor or this department.

I had a very positive experience at Perlman Clinic. I went in because earwax buildup was causing…read moresome hearing loss. Jennifer Pham, PA, was professional, thorough, and took the time to evaluate my ears and explain what was going on. She answered my questions and made me feel comfortable throughout the visit. The ear cleaning was performed by another member of the staff, who was also very friendly, professional, and did an excellent job. The procedure was quick and my hearing improved immediately afterward. Overall, everyone I interacted with at Perlman Clinic was kind, knowledgeable, and efficient. I really appreciated the quality of care I received and would gladly recommend Jennifer Pham and the Perlman Clinic team.

My primary doctor, Dr. Jagasia patiently listened to my health concerns…read more She referred me to specialists whom she thinks is necessary for me to see. Thank you, Dr. Jagasia. God bless you!!

What started great became a huge disappointment--especially for patients on Medicaid…read more At first, this facility and Dr. Hegyi were great--attentive, communicative, and thorough. But as time went on, that quickly changed. I'm not sure if it was because my mom has government-provided insurance (Community Health Group), but the care and service she received noticeably declined. Her in-person appointments were suddenly switched to virtual, and the doctor consistently showed up extremely late--or not at all. And I don't mean 10 or 30 minutes late--I'm talking 2 to 4 hours late, or completely missing the appointment with no notice. We'd have to reschedule for the next day, only to sit in the digital waiting room for hours again. When I asked about returning to in-person visits, I was told those were "for paying customers," not those using Medicaid. That kind of distinction feels discriminatory and elitist. Communication became incredibly difficult. I had to call multiple times just to get help with urgent medical issues, and getting a straight answer became almost impossible. Then my mom--who is 100% disabled, relies solely on Social Security, and lives well below the poverty line--was blindsided with a bill of over $400. She had no idea she even had a co-pay. No one ever explained this, and it was never brought up during visits. I called her insurance provider myself and found out that billing was never properly submitted, even though my mom has dual coverage. I left a detailed voicemail explaining this. I followed up a week later. I emailed them on February 20 and March 7. Still--no response. And now my mom has been sent to collections over something she was never told about and that could've been easily resolved had anyone returned a call or sent an email. This might be a minor inconvenience for office staff, but for someone sick and in poverty, this is immensely stressful. And that stress is now affecting her health. Internalized stress in someone already disabled is dangerous. The real issue isn't just a billing mistake--it's the complete breakdown of communication, professionalism, and care. Had we been private pay clients, I truly believe the attentiveness would have been entirely different. That's the part that's most upsetting. We weren't treated like human beings--we were treated like less. DO BETTER. Patients deserve respect no matter how they pay. The way this was handled was not just disappointing--it was completely unacceptable.

Waited 30 minutes to be helped after having an appointment. I go in to get an appointment with an…read moreorthopedic doctor because I have a broken thumb on my right hand pretty serious. They say they'll send me an email to schedule an appointment and they schedule me for something on my neck that I didn't ask for? I've been in pain for a week but they are no help. DO NOT RECOMMEND. I will be changing primary doctors because they clearly don't care about their patients well being. Don't go here they will just waste your time!

I have been taking all three of my kiddos to Valle Verde Pediatrics for close to 4 years and I am…read morealways happy with their kindness and care for my children's health. They listen to my concerns and make me feel at ease with any issues that come up concerning my babies. Would highly recommend!

We've been coming to Dr Tais and Dr Rendler practice for over five years and we are really big fans…read moreThey take the time to listen to your concerns and they really do care about the health of our kids I have been the panicked mom calling for my kids many time and they are just great They have NPs and PAs in their practice as well that are also very professional and compassionate.

I'll start by saying David was great! His nurse Adelle doesn't know how to code for billing and the…read morebilling department is incompetent. My physical was billed as office visit and they keep emailing for me to do a physical. Was going to be 100% covered, now forced to pay $540. I was told to not say anything at physicals or they can charge anything they want. I'm finding a new trustworthy Dr.

Very responsive and listens to your issue. Office is well organized, but busy. I recommend for a…read morequality MD.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. May and the entire team at Scripps Ranch. Every…read moreinteraction I've had with the office has been met with kindness, professionalism, and genuine care. Recently, Dr. May personally reached out to offer assistance and support, which truly meant a lot to me. In a healthcare environment where patients can sometimes feel like just another number, Dr. May and his team consistently make me feel heard, valued, and cared for. The entire staff is responsive, compassionate, and always willing to go the extra mile. Their dedication to their patients does not go unnoticed. What could have been a stressful situation was made so much easier simply because of the support and reassurance I received from everyone involved. I am incredibly grateful to have Dr. May as my physician and highly recommend him and the Scripps Ranch team to anyone looking for a healthcare provider who combines excellent medical care with genuine compassion.

A new patient here. I have established primary care, moving from Sharp Rees-Stealy to UCSD Health…read more I am truly grateful and fortunate to now be in established care. It will reduce the need for Urgent Care visits.