Making the appointment was terrific. I'm older and really h@ve a difficulty doing anything online…read more That being said I was able to make an appointment the old fashioned way....the telephone! When I got there for my appointment I was greeted by a gal that helped me check in. I truly appreciated that. I probably waited under 5 minutes.

Techs are very friendly and informative. Explained the…read moreprocedure and wanted to make sure I was comfortable. Bonus having a Saturday appointment

The best hands and kind Drs. And nurses All staff are…read moreamazing I met some kind RN's & OR nurses And Dr. Made it all better with his excellent care and the best hands here

Sometimes the food is great but other times it's just salty especially the soup. I end up throwing…read moreit in the trash. It depends who cooks the food. Had sweet potato fries and home made potatoes which was great, had this apple wheat pancake that was healthy and good, had the sandwiches made which I get when I don't like what they offer in the menu.

I cannot say enough good things about the case manager (Aurora Galicia) who helped care for my…read moremother during her stay at the SNF (Kearney Mesa Convalescence). From the very beginning, Aurora was compassionate, responsible, patient, and incredibly attentive to every detail of my mother's care and recovery plan. What stood out most was how helpful and proactive she was. She always took the time to explain options clearly, answer our questions, and make sure our family felt informed and supported during a stressful time. She never made us feel rushed and consistently went above and beyond to advocate for what was best for my mother. Her communication was excellent, and it was obvious that she genuinely cared about the well-being of the patients and their families. Having someone so organized, knowledgeable, and kind made a huge difference in our experience. I'm truly grateful for her professionalism, empathy, and dedication. She brought comfort and peace of mind to our family when we needed it most. Thank you for treating my mother with such dignity, care, and respect.

There were a few good nurses there. I apologize to them because, sometimes these things make it…read moreseem guilty by association. With that said... office staff make things hard. Nurses seem overwhelmed. And, I have yet to have my mother's dentures replaced as they list them due to their negligence.

The staff is focused on quality care and rehabilitation. The plan is to get the patient out and to…read morego home. The care they provide is goal oriented by the patient and staff. We have used their services twice this year. They are the best in the city.

They offer various types of inpatient and outpatient physical therapy & pain management services in…read morethis building. I've been going for a few months now and I'm very happy with my therapist Vanessa. She is very informative and I've learned many helpful things. I get plenty of homework after each session but I can tell it's helping a little bit at a time. Construction has been ongoing (as of this writing) next door for various additional buildings. The closest parking structure is the one with the famous stork carrying a baby in its vast beak. They do validate your parking so no worries about paying a fee. Plus about a dozen handicapped spaces (on the first floor) are available for those who need it. I'd recommend this facility to anyone in need of the services they provide. https://www.sharp.com/locations/sharp-allison-derose-rehabilitation-center

I had a colonoscopy at this ambulatory surgery center today and had a perfect experience! From…read morecheck-in to pre-op (Janelle) to the OR (Dr. Ras/anesthesiogist with the OR nurse Maya and my gastroenterologist (Mark Kowalczyk, MD) to the recovery room (nurse Jenna.) It was flawless professional experience!!!!

I still have pain, numbness, and tingling in my left forearm, elbow, and ring/pinky fingers more…read morethan three months after a colonoscopy with Dr. Copur where my painful IV wasn't removed when I said it hurt. It then infiltrated during the procedure and was still left in my arm. This is called NEGLIGENCE. Note that I am a perfectly healthy person who has no risk factors for complications, so this could happen to you as well. Don't be fooled by how nice the nurses are or how well landscaped or pretty the facility is. Dr. Guy, the anesthesiologist, and the staff couldn't be bothered to spend five minutes to remove my painful IV even though that is standard of care. I spoke up about it several times. They still got paid, so who cares, right? My UCSD PCP, Dr. MacFarlane, essentially told me I was a nut job who made up my symptoms ("overly sensitive due to medical trauma") when I went to him in tears two weeks later still in intense pain and with symptoms of nerve compression. I then dropped UCSD Health as my provider due to his disgusting, negligent evaluation of my injury as well as Dr. Copur's failure to follow up or provide any post-op instructions for IV infiltration. I do have medical PTSD from a previous medical error that occurred with my anesthesia when I had surgery for cancer years ago in my 20s. Any procedure with anesthesia is VERY hard for me to do. I had this talk with Drs. Copur and Guy, as well as all nurses who saw me in pre-op. They violated my body and my trust anyway through their sloppy "care," as did Dr. MacFarlane when he weaponized my trauma against me. Which makes it all so much worse. I had to establish care with Scripps to get a proper evaluation. I have now been diagnosed, and have an EMG pending that will evaluate nerve damage. I start physical therapy this week. I hope it helps so my arm will stop hurting and I can regain all my physical strength that's been lost. There is no accountability, ever, for bad medical professionals unless you're dead or lose a limb, so getting my arm rehabbed is my goal.

Kaiser Permanente Clairemont Medical Offices is where my children see their pediatrician, and it's…read morealso where we go as a family for blood work. For the most part, our experiences have been positive. The staff is usually kind, patient, and very understanding, especially when it comes to my fear of getting my blood drawn. That said, I did have one unfortunate experience where the blood draw was very painful and left me severely bruised. The snap of the band hurt so badly that it brought me to tears. Thankfully, that seems to have been an isolated incident. Other visits have gone smoothly, and the care team has been gentle and attentive. I appreciate their ability to work well with the family, and I still feel confident bringing my family here for care.

Another good visit at Kaiser Permanente hospital, 6911 Convoy Court! My first visit at this…read morelocation. I had to return to get a re-do for my mammogram (left side was blurry). Unfortunately, this was the only closest location to my home with a date not so far out. Basically, an inconvenience. Nonetheless, I had to get it done. Glad traffic wasn't too bad. I was checked by a staff outside the imaging lobby area. She was busy typing, like seriously typing and did not bother looking up. Awkwardly, I must have stood in front of her for a good minute or so. Just she and I and her computer, click clack typing away. No, " I'll be right with you, just give me a sec, pls." No one else present but us. I did make my presence known by touching the desk and moving around a little. She finally looked up, excused herself as she began coughing. She also explained herself that she was not sick, just a dry cough was all. After all that, I was verified and received my band in no time. Yay. She asked that I have a seat, pointing to the wall on her left. Compared to Bonita location, I felt alone. As I was the only one waiting and sitting in rows of empty chairs. Minutes later, I was admitted into the imaging room. Mai walked me in. She was friendly, pleasant and reassuring. She was also thorough in making sure the images of my left side was clear. She also reassured me that nothing was wrong with my left side and that the image was the only issue when it was last taken in December. She added that it will be quick. Well, I was in and out in no time. Approximately 15 minutes. Loved it. I also loved that this location being right off the freeway exit, wasn't so large that I would get lost, calm all around, organized, had lots seating areas, and lots of parking.

NP Courtney Covert is incredible. So kind, she listens and is very thorough. I have always had such…read morea great experience from the office but especially with her. Thank you!

I have reached out to them numerous times with very concerning neurological symptoms after a…read moretraumatic fall a month ago. I was actually crying and begging them for help. They won't even respond. They know I'm scared and in pain, and I honestly just feel like giving up. They obviously don't care just how bad it is for me and what I'm going through, so maybe I just shouldn't bother trying to get help anymore.

Doctor set up a bone density scan & what a new facility w plenty of parking. Treated even by…read moresecurity with a hello. Check in was very smooth and pleasant& handled so quickly that I wasn't even sitting g for 10 minutes before my name was called. Met with another "good morning" and where to go and the process for the scan. Every step before, during & afterwards was explained. It's obvious the staff cares.

I had an appointment for imaging at Sharp-Rees Stealy in Mira Mesa at 8:15 AM on a Wednesday. My…read moreinstructions were to arrive by7:55 AM to complete paperwork and check in. I arrived early, around 7:30 and checked in with the young man at the desk and took a seat in the lobby. After 10 minutes or so I was led into the room. I apologize for not remembering their names, but all of the nurses and the technician running the giant imaging machine were all so kind and friendly. The procedure from start to finish took about 15 minutes. As stated, my appointment was originally scheduled for 8:15. I was in my car leaving at 8:15! They got me in early and were so quick and efficient. A really nice experience.