Luis Hashimoto's Online Review Report Card

Very professional with experience and knowledge.

18 years ago (2002), my mom, Carmen got hit by a drunk driver - her ribs shattered and collapsed a lung and pierced through her intestines & liver and left her with a broken femur with a huge laceration on her leg. Dr. Hashimoto was her main surgeon. She underwent 9 extensive surgeries, with very little possibility of making it through, but with him, she survived. She still remembers to this day how good he was to her the entire 3-4 months she was in the hospital. Although I was only 4 at the time, I still recall how well he helped my family feel at ease. I look back this Mother’s Day & am very thankful that he was able to give us many years with her...and as many years to come.

Multiple surgeries later my ex was released, seemed like they were just getting more money, and more money.

Don't use him!

I'm sure Dr. Hashimoto is technically a very good doctor. However, his bedside manner is completely lacking. Keep your cool, you are supposed to be professional. Not everyone works in the medical field and understands what might be a complication in a surgery. People are scared and don't understand when you especially when you raise your voice. Your actions today were completely unprofessional.

Dr.Hashimoto, was both professional and personal before and after our mothers surgery, it has been almost a month and she is healing wonderfully. We appreciate the skills and expertise that has helped her live a longer healthy life. Big Thanks!!

This doctor had absolutely the worst bed side manner of any physician I have ever encountered. When I inquired about a refill of pain meds he literally ignored my request an didn't care to listen in regards to my symptoms... I would not recommend him to anyone except my worst enemy.

This doctor might be a good surgeon, but I didn't like the way he talked to me. He didn't answer my questions and was very abrupt. He showed up with a big smile before surgeries, but not a caring smile or that he liked me. He disappeared after my 1st surgery. After my 2nd procedure, when I asked if a finding was benign, he literally bit my head off, saying very angrily that he won't know until the pathology returns. No reassurance at all. Maybe it's just bedside manner, but I am trying to find another surgeon, as his approach doesn't work with me.

Dr. Hashimoto saved my life a year ago. During a follow-up office visit after surgery, he indicated that there was no way I should have survived the surgery. He said "you are a fighter!". Of course he didn't verbalize that he is a genius -- but he is!

Excellent.