About Harbor Ucla Medical Center Rheumatology
Harbor UCLA Medical Center Rheumatology offers a unique experience for patients seeking care. The facility is known for its attentive and caring staff, who take the time to explain tests and results thoroughly. While the wait times can be long, sometimes up to six hours, many patients appreciate the depth of attention they receive, as the center functions as an educational institution with many knowledgeable professionals involved in each case. One patient praised the quick response during a visit to the emergency room, where they received effective treatment for a fractured fibula. Overall, Harbor UCLA emphasizes quality care, though patients should be prepared for potential delays.
People, I know you're not going to be happy for rating them higher on the reviews. I have seen them. Well I got lucky this time went on 05/11/24 around 8:00p.m. It wasn't too busy. I went to emergency room because my foot was hurting to much. I felt on my body 2 days before and didn't think about heading to the hospital at all. Until it got really swollen my leg and foot. I told my Mom take me to the emergency room it was getting rough painful. We went didn't take long for me to get in it wasn't busy at that time. Told the doctors that it was hurting that when I tried stepping on my right foot it was painful. They did X-Rays and found out that my fibula was fractured from the ankle. First time that, I break a bone. So they gave me 3 shots to feel less pain while they straighten my fibula and did a good job thank you! Now I might not need surgery because of the great job they did! that's what they told me at the Orthopedic surgery specialist! Thank you to the doctors!
Worse hospital ever I waited 10 hours with major stomach pain just for them to not assist you. Do not come if you need real help because you will be sat down in the waiting room for you to literally die
Dr. George korpusas is the worst lie about how treatments and side effects also never listen to my concerns. Maybe they need to retrain him in the way he handles patienta before somebody gets hurt or decide to sue the hospital due to the way he practices medicine