If I could give this Pediatrician 50 stars I would. My baby girl was born at Loma Linda and during…read moreour stay there we encountered the most delightful pediatrician we could hope for, Dr. Chow. I hoped she could be our baby's pediatrician but unfortunately she didn't have any openings at the time. Instead we took her to a highly reviewed pediatrician in Rancho Cucamonga. However, after 9 months of visit that office, our baby didn't see the pediatrician once. She always saw a nurse or nurse practitioner and I know there's nothin wrong with that. That place just felt busy, it wasn't warm or inviting, and they just seemed like a "get them and get them out" kind of place. Not Loma Linda. We found out that Dr. Chow had some openings and we jumped right on it. Out of the gate, the experience was so much better. While we were checking in at the front desk, Dr. Chow walked by and waved hello like she remembered us but she couldn't possible remember us from 9 months ago, right? Well...she did. As soon as she walked in the door the entire vibe was peaceful and friendly. She even brought a book for our baby to play with and started playing with our baby girl. At one point, the baby wanted to play with her and she even went around with Dr. Chow to greet the other nurses in the office. Dr. Chow truly knows how to work with kids. We never felt rushed. It felt like we had her all to ourselves. I highly recommend this Doctor and medical office. Side note: You may run into Donkeys in the parking lot. Yes...Donkeys. There were two roaming the parking lot when we arrived. The area is famous for the wild burros. Fun for the kids to see! Just don't try to pet or feed them.

"High Hopes, Zero Hustle: Why I'm Skipping Loma Linda University Health Clinic"…read moreI was genuinely excited to become a new patient here--everyone raves about the doctors. But after yesterday's fiasco, I'm taking my healthcare business elsewhere. Called repeatedly at 1:20 PM--no answer, just endless ringing. Tried again at 3:30 PM and finally got through to Sandy. Explained I'm a new patient seeking a primary care doctor, gave my insurance info, and she put me on hold. Fifteen minutes later: "Our system's down, can't reboot it. Call back later." I politely declined and asked her to call me once it's fixed--gave my name and number clearly. Her response? "If you don't hear from me today, just call back tomorrow." I said no again--please call me when you can actually access the system. Crickets expected. For a top-tier health system, this level of phone-tag frustration and zero follow-through is unacceptable. First impressions matter, especially when you're trusting them with your health. Too bad--the reputation had me hopeful. Moving on to providers who actually answer and value my time. If you're reading this as a patient or staff: Fix the phones and callbacks. People deserve better.

UPDATE: 8/17/25 after 3 pm-the EMT was also rude to him!! People need GOD in their hearts, there…read morewas no reason to talk to him the way she did, he is obviously sick & feeling alone & scared! So sorry he bothered you with questions. The other EMT was more understanding & professional Another one that breaks my heart to have to review the negative experience that our loved one has here. It appears that all almost post acute/hospice services including physical therapy services lack quality care. My daughter chose this facility, primarily because it's the closest location accessible to her, and literally walking distance to the hospital, which he would be transported to since he's paralyzed. That said, I'm just very disappointed. The recent negative reviews are accurate. The response time when he presses a button or we press a button while we're there visiting him at times is very unacceptable period. I get that they're understaffed, but for all of the money that the VA is paying for him to be there, you would think they would at least hire a few more people, and he's not the only veteran. there are a lot of veterans that are there, and they're not well taken care of. And I'm saying this based on his experience and what we've witnessed - all family members, friends and his former coworkers from the base-March Air Force. The other issue that is disturbing, is that some of the younger staff, particularly the younger males & the trainees (don't exactly know what their titles are), I've caught laughing right in front of him, making fun of him to his face, most of them smell like weed, and complaining! Complaining about him right in his face. He's not quite dead yet, and he's still coherent and understands what's going on. It's just very disrespectful and quite cruel! They also make fun of him because he's freezing, and he has two or three blankets, and constantly asking for thicker socks, and for the temperature to be warmer, and at times he's confused because of dementia, but he still coherent at times, (which is a majority of the time), he just has his moments. Now I want to give 5 stars to the head nurse, which I forgot her name,, 2-3 female nurses that are working on the C rooms section , I can't remember their names, but they are always empathetic to him including the one young gentlemen, with blonde hair & accent, he always remembers us. And last, but not at least, the 2 receptionists at the sign-in desk-entrance, if I forgotten anybody for praise. I apologize and can update this review later, because I do believe in giving credit where it's due. But for all the staff that laughed at him, complained about him and treated our loved one poorly and disrespectful. Shame on you!! The day is going to come when it's going to be your loved one, perhaps a spouse going through the same exact situation as they get old. Maybe you'll remember how badly you treated these folks-karma is a bi%#!

I'd like to say thank you to all the staff from front desk reception night reception to rn's an…read moremed's lady that worked c section an those who cared for my dad Marcelo Gonzalez "Cosmo's dad". Thank you for all that you did for my dad. Rn Angie thank you for being you, you always kept me informed any questions or concerns you were there to answer them. The meds lady "sorry I forgot your name" thank you for always making sure my dad took his meds. Night receptionist Rosa thank you for always always being to polite much respect to you a weekend receptions thank you as well for being so polite to us, an playing along with patient return "policy". Rancho Bellagio staff thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you have done for my dad.

Yvette Arenales is a great professional she take the time to talk and listen everything that you…read morehave to say she always is right with the diagnostic god bless her

I have been a patient of Yvette Arenies NP for many years now and I am very appreciative of the…read morelevel of care I have received. No waiting, clean offices and professional staff are just a bonus to how she provides for her patients.