I been attending this clinic for over a year now. I really like my doctor. She really takes…read moreseriously her job and shows a lot interest in her patients, at least in my case she does. I also like the nurses that work there, most of them. They're all very friendly and nice and courteous and helpful. I just wished I had started seeing my current doctor a long time ago.

To the people in the Imperial Valley who are looking for responsive general medical care. Don't go…read moreto any of Dr. Zadeh's clinics/ centers unless you don't mind burning up 2 or 3 hours waiting for your provider to see you. We were told that they no longer do remote visits, requiring you to have to come into the office and wait, wait, wait and wait. In the meantime you better hope that your immune system is not compromised because then you will be more likely to pick up the illnesses by the patients already in the office.

Dr. Ruiz was recommended to me by my gynecologist and I absolutely love her. She asks questions…read moreand takes her time. She does not over prescribe (like other doctors I have been too) and is easy to talk too. Her office is clean and the front desk staff are nice and know what they are doing. They are able to answer questions about insurance/co-pays. You do have to wait for a bit but I definitely think she is worth it.

He is great. Usually neurologists are a little socially challenged but Dr. Jacobo isn't like that…read moreat all. He is sweet, kind, sincere, he takes a great deal of time with you. I have been going to him for a couple of years now for Multiple Sclerosis and I have nothing but positive things to say about him. He is thorough in his exams, he takes the time to listen, he's not like most doctors out there. He has picked up on issues my primary care doctor overlooked and addressed them. His staff are sweet, you can tell they are hand picked. Things are done quickly, they are organized, efficient, polite, and considerate. If you need a neurologist, he's your pick. I don't like most doctors, I adore this man. If I could give he and his entire staff 20 stars, I would.

I have received such great care from the staff here. Mitzi in particular, is a wonderful caregiver…read more She always has time to answer questions and has a reassuring bedside manner. There have been times that I've had to wait a little while to be seen, but usually when I have an appointment, I get seen well before my scheduled time. Having the Imperial Valley Women's Clinic in town has made this pregnancy a lot less stressful than it could have been.

Don't bother making an appointment here they don't honor them I waited 2hrs to be seen with an…read moreappointment scheduled while other patients with NO appointment that came afterwards were seen first. Even though Staff was friendly & respectful I won't be coming here again... they socialized with the customers they clearly knew on first name bases and had all other patients waiting outside their office to check in while they continued talking. Don't make appointments if you don't follow through.

Dr. Arbenz is a really nice dr and is fast but actually cares about you!…read moreDr. Christopher-lai on the other hand is a doctor that doesn't really give a f other than to get you out of there as fast as he can. His office was dirty with dust everywhere. Also Dr.lai assistant was calling Tylenol a Amphetamine... I dont know how on earth she has a job there but please people DO NOT GO WITH DR.CHRISTOPHER-LAI and his half brained assistant.

I had been experiencing life altering pain for the past 3 weeks and I was beginning to get nervous…read more In the big scope of things, what ended up being my diagnosis was not life threatening to most, but it did interfere with my professional life as well as my personal life. Going to to see the Doctor became nerve wracking- Until I met with Dr. Singh. He was not only determined to find the root of my issue, but he did so with such gentleness, respect and kindness. After he prescribed medications, and following through with them, I am hopeful and pain free. I am forever grateful.

Excellent primary care physician who took the time to go over my health history and spent time…read moreexplaining. The front office receptionist's and the nurses were very pleasant and efficient. I did not have to wait long as I had an appointment and was taken in promptly once I signed in. Best doctor in the valley !

I initially had a few issues with the reception staff; however, the owner and medical director…read morepersonally reached out to address my concerns and made things right, which I truly appreciated. I can't believe a facility like this exists in the Valley. The building is new, clean, and equipped with advanced technology. Dr. Strong is one of the kindest and most knowledgeable doctors I've met in the Valley. The practice is well-organized, uses state-of-the-art technology, and is comparable to top healthcare centers in San Diego. I would absolutely recommend this place.

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Dr Vo is a nice dr but it's not the same since dr strong left the Ofc is cluttered. The drs. Wife…read moreis not someone who should see patients I'm afraid he'll be Losing patients if she continues working there she is very rude to his patients and is not as professional as a Dr. should be!!!!!

My card was charged and then I was refused service when it was discovered that I had been seen in…read moreMexicali and had Mexican insurance. #VenusNguyenFNP was extremely rude and uncaring. Subsequent questions were met with reprisals. This practice made it known that I cost them money by being diagnosed elsewhere and they won't see me even on the web service. This lady absolutely hates Mexico and their doctors and patients and very publicly stated so. It seems s by far the most horrible experience of my life in any industry, let alone in the medical field. The utter hatred this woman has is palpable. I was personally treated with absolute hate, disgust and contempt. I can't even call with billing issues without being hung up on. Skip this place at all cost. This place is more evil than medical. Stay away. Really, she hates you and will tell you to your face, especially if you live in Mexico

Was sent here and did a phone assessment, placed on a waitlist for this location and temecula…read more Assessment and intake went well. After the first day, there were several staff members have given me a snarky/inappropriate attitude when i have been nothing but polite and courteous. I came in here with nothing but clothes on my back and a light suitcase, not even shoes. A family member sent me packages for clothes and necessities and the staff told me i couldn't receive this many packages, despite signing a clause listed in the intake paperwork that i have the right to receive mail. That's a federal law regardless. The schedule they outline and have posted throughout the facility is not accurate aside from meals and smoke breaks. There are no dedicated full-length groups, 1:1 counseling sessions, etc. I took initiative in my recovery efforts and sat in my room doing Narcotics Anonymous meetings on zoom and stepwork with my peers over the phone. I was told they have CBT/DBT in the curriculum and that is simply not true. The point of my journey here, 3 hours from home, was to work on healing and focus on my recovery. The inconsiderate behavior from their staff has made me uncomfortable and further exacerbated my trauma. Expecting some retaliatory action from their part due to this review.

Do not come to Jackson House in Temecula, CA if you value your mental health and you are trying to…read morefind a safe place to heal. After over an hour of being there I was left crying alone in my room, struggling with suicide ideations. The building was full of problems and major water damage with signs saying, "DANGER! MICROBIAL HAZARD!". On my first night (10/29/21), they did not stop construction until 1 in the morning. The construction work caused the power to go on and off throughout the night, causing the bright beaming lights above our heads to turn on and off throughout the night. When asking Dylan about the groups for the day and expressing my confusion about the consistency of the schedule, he said that I was "having a bitch fit" to my peers as soon as I walked away, who of course told me about it. Later in passing, I walked past Dylan without a word, and he said, "I don't know what your problem is," as he walked out onto the patio where he knew I wouldn't follow him due to the constant cigarette smoke. I was there voluntarily to learn skills from the variety of groups that they advertised but some of the patients tried to "shush," me when I realized it was past the posted group start time saying, "Don't remind them, you're new here, so you don't know that we usually just watch music videos at this time." Confirming that the posted schedule is never properly followed even though Dylan kept making excuses like, "Well, today is just an exception." The women's bathroom was a complete hazard, and the men's restroom was even worse. The showers had no hot water or water pressure, so we couldn't even clean ourselves properly. Many patients skip showering due to the horrific conditions even though on the daily schedule it says, "HYGEINE/SHOWERS ARE MANDATORY EVERY MORNING OR NIGHT" and it was stated we can only shower at either 8 in the morning or 8 in the evening. Yet, I saw one female patient shower in the middle of the day, even though that was against the stated policy, and no one batted an eye. The facility doesn't provide shower shoes for the patients, creating a perfect place for foot fungus and other types of viruses to thrive as these infections can easily spread from one person's feet to the floor of the shower then onto another's foot. The toilets wouldn't flush all the way, causing a backup of feces and menstrual blood lingering in the toilet bowls. Many of the female patients brought this up during our morning conversation, and one of the interns stated that she wouldn't even want to stay here under these hazardous conditions. One female described the putrid smell of the bathroom as, "it smells like something died in there." On the website under prohibited items it said, "razor blades OF ANY KIND." When I saw razors in the nurse's station and other patients with them, I asked the nurse about the rule, and they acted like they had no idea of any such rule. Many of the patients expressed to me that they can use razors and even taken them in the showers with them without any supervision. Jackson House is an absolute scam, and it is appalling to me that this place is allowed to exist, let alone advertise as a place for people to come and heal. This Residential Treatment Center is a complete joke, and I sincerely hope they get shut down before a resident is severely harmed or killed. I was there less than 24 hours, and this all happened over the span of ONE day. *SEE PHOTOS FOR FULL STORY*