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    Outstanding Physician. Very knowledgeable with strong work ethics. Highly recommend him.

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    Sepilian was amazing he took his time and answered all my questions.

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    Diana E Chavkin, MD FACOG

    Diana E Chavkin, MD FACOG

    4.9(34 reviews)
    14.4 mi
    Available by appointment
    Women-owned & operated

    Dr. Chavkin is hands down the best doctor I've ever had. Her kindness, warmth, and authenticity…read morecan't be denied. The abstract thought of IVF was overwhelming at the start, but Dr Chavkin and her team made everything feel possible and more importantly, doable. Coming out the other side of this process, I want to shout from the rooftops how positive and seamless this all can be with the right team behind you. And speaking of teams, nurse Stephanie is invaluable. Quickly answering my messages and questions and making me feel confident in everything that was happening. I wish Dr Chavkin could be my permanent OB for life...not sure I'll ever find anyone else like her!

    I started my fertility journey during a very difficult period in my life, and I cannot put into…read morewords how grateful I am that Dr. Chavkin was the one guiding me through it. She handled me with such compassion, patience, and genuine care. Despite everything I was carrying emotionally, she still helped me achieve fantastic results, retrieving more eggs than I ever expected! What I appreciate most is how thoughtfully she tailors this process to each individual. She truly sees you as a person, not just a patient, and shapes the experience in a way that feels incredibly supportive, calming, and human. I was an anxious patient, but she always made time to answer my questions, big or small, no matter what. Dr. Chavkin's clinical staff is also phenomenal! Stephanie and Tatiana are endlessly attentive and kind. I rarely felt overwhelmed because they made every step feel easier and less intimidating. Overall, I would recommend Dr. Chavkin to anyone considering egg freezing or IVF. Not only is she an exceptional doctor, but she's also the kind of person who brings clarity, calm, and hope when you need it most.

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    Marlys R Drange, MD

    Marlys R Drange, MD

    3.8(51 reviews)
    5.8 mi

    I was having trouble with my thyroid and my doctor suggested I see an endocrinologist. I did a…read moresearch for those in my neighborhood. Everyone I called said their earliest appointment was two months out. I didn't want to wait that long so I kept calling. The last on my list was Dr Drange. When I spoke to Lucas he said he had an appointment available in 3 weeks. Perfect! Out of everyone I spoke to Lucas was also the friendliest. He explained that I needed to fill out some paperwork first and he would e-mail it to me. Within a few minutes it was in my in box. The day of my appointment I arrived at the office a bit early. I was the only one on the waiting room and a cheerful Lucas greeted me right away. A few minute later Roberto took my temperature then escorted me in. Much like Lucas I immediately got a good vibe from Roberto. He is so chilled and laid back. He took my vitals and walked me to the exam room. A few short minutes later Dr Drange came in. She took the time to listen to me and explained to me what the next steps would be to determine my diagnosis. She suggested an ultrasound of my thyroid and a more in-depth blood test - both of which she could do in her office. Dr Drange did the ultrasound herself - explaining things along the way. Then she brought me to another room where Roberto would take my blood. I dread blood test but Roberto immediately put me at ease. He was very gentle when taking my blood and it didn't hurt at all. I wish all techs were this good! A week later Dr Drange called with the results of my tests and my diagnosis. It's so hard to find a good Dr but I really felt comfortable with her. I appreciated that she listened to my concerns and explained everything to me and made sure I understood what was going on. When I came back for my follow up visit I had the same pleasant experience. Doctor visits are always scary and stressful so I really appreciate the effort that Dr Drange and her staff make to make sure their patients are comfortable and put them at ease. I'm so grateful I found them and am even more grateful that she is going to help me get my life and health back on track.

    Unfortunately, my last experience was not a pleasant one. Last week, I spoke to the receptionist…read morebecause my refills of my prescription had run out so I booked an appointment a week out and was told to go to any Quest location to get bloodwork done. During the same call, I also told the receptionist I needed copies of my files for my Physician and eventually for a new endocrinologist because I moved from the Pasadena area. She said that I would need to fill out the form that will be emailed to me and I would receive the documents within 48 hours. Unfortunately, I did not receive the documents on time which caused me to have to reschedule my appointment with my physician. This past Tuesday, I had to call their office to cancel my appointment because I couldn't get an appointment for bloodwork. I told the receptionist I would call back in once I have gotten the bloodwork done. Today (Thursday) I took time to go to Quest to get bloodwork done and I was told they do not have any requests for bloodwork sent by Dr. Drange's office. So, I waited for about 30-45 minutes and they still didn't receive anything. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a hold of anyone from their office around 11 a.m. or 12:00 p.m.-12:25 p.m. so Quest had to deny my appointment and told me I had to rebook it for another time. Around 12:45 p.m. I received a call from Ruth stating because I requested a transfer of records that they cancelled the bloodwork request. The transfer of records and bloodwork was being done concurrently, so it doesn't make sense to close out my records at their office if that wasn't even communicated to me. It would have been helpful if the receptionist told me on Tuesday when I had to cancel my appointment that they were going to close out my records as a patient, so I didn't have to take time out of my day to try to get bloodwork. On a positive note there is room for improvement, if the front desk and their medical records department kept better lines of communication it would really help their patients out to avoid these misunderstandings and time wasted on the patients' side. And since the receptionist is their first line of contact, the receptionist should note in their system what was spoken about to the patient if it could potentially affect what it done on their medical records side of their office.

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    Friedman Theodore, MD, PHD

    Friedman Theodore, MD, PHD

    4.5(82 reviews)
    14.5 miPico-Robertson

    Dr. Friedman came highly recommended by many people, when I was seeking answers to endocrine…read moreissues, and not one of the 4 endos (including a pituitary endocrine clinic at a Boston hospital) or 2 renal doctors could find anything wrong with me. Dr. Friedman started me on a new thyroid protocol and began chipping away at my various issues. He sent me for blood work and scans, other doctors refused to order. In a few short months, Dr. Friedman has helped uncover my endocrine issues and begin treating them. I look forward to continuing to work with Dr. Friedman, as I truly believe he will help me live a better quality of life.

    This office is impossible to get ahold of. They forgot to submit refills when I had my last apt at…read morethe end of January. He tells to get another apt in 4 months which will be end of May. I go to get my months supply as I usually do to find out there are no refills and the prescription is expired. Been trying to contact them from phone, email, fax for days. I've been under Dr. Friedman's care for years now. I am now forced to stop one of my thyroid medications cold turkey because of this offices negligence and lack of caring about their patients. I am documenting every attempt at communication and will be tracking any withdrawal symptoms from this abrupt medication as I have already been dealing with emotional distress trying to deal with this.

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    Jordan Geller, MD

    Jordan Geller, MD

    4.3(76 reviews)
    15.0 miCentury City

    This review is on behalf of my wife:…read more Dr Geller is a standout among doctors. He pays careful attention to his patients and takes copious notes, rather than just hiding behind the robotic interpretation of test results. My wife has had a low functioning thyroid in most of the 8 years since our son was born. Technically, it's sub-clinical Hashimoto's. Sub clinical basically means that the test results are outside the bounds of what Endocrinologists regard as requiring treatment. Most of them say to a patient "You're fine!" and completely ignore that the patient is NOT f-ing fine at all. My wife was told that she was sub-clinical and she wouldn't be treated until her scores hit the clinical threshold. Yes, that's right - The guidelines are to tell patients they are wrong, fine and just wait until you feel even worse and your test results get really bad - then we'll treat you. Dr Geller is different. He recognizes that this area of medicine is still developing and that there are no definitive clinical answers that fit every patient. So he takes everything you tell him into account and will actually treat you. He is thorough, considered and will develop an approach that fits YOU. My wife felt exhausted for years, her numbers kept increasing (though still sub-clinical) and thankfully, she finally found Dr Geller. He has treated and advised her and she is making great progress. Our old Endocrinologist (and most out there) refused to prescribe synthetic hormones that have now made a huge difference. But suggested anti-depressants instead! That's right. Pass the buck because you are outside the defined range of a test that is not accurately representing the devastating experience of thousands of women across the country. Pay attention to the numbers and not the patient. Some doctors would rather be right instead of try a different approach to help. Dr Geller partners with you in coming up with solutions. He's an absolute gem. P.S. Doctor Geller is out of network and a little more expensive BECAUSE he takes a lot of time with you. Time that medical insurance does not reimburse for. He also uses how own lab so he can get consistent results and control quality. General labs tend to use their own guidelines based on the patients THEY see. This is why you often see different ranges for blood test results.

    Just to be clear I rescheduled one appointment because of an emergency and never did not pay a…read morebill. It's truly scary when a physician lies to make themselves look better. If they lie on a silly platform like Yelp who is to say you can trust them with your life.

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