Daniel Hilton's Online Review Report Card

This guy should be called Doctor Death, Need not say much more than that. He does not care what so ever. I works to kill your family member as fast as he can to move on to another victim.

The man is preoccupied with something other than his patients

Great Dr. Look no further!

He is the worst doctor I ever seen

Dr. Hilton never once reached out to family to provide an update on our grandmothers condition Never once reached out and prepared family as she transitioned and ultimately passed away. He had an obligation and oath as a medical professional. I reached out to him and he never called. Messages left with his staff. I believe he forgot the reason for why he entered the profession. I hope he never endures the treatment he gave my grandmother and her daughters who sat everyday under a tree waiting to speak with him. Was not our choice for physician. If you have a decision in the ER. Do not ask for Hilton and decline his assignment at Fountain Regional Hospital. He needs to watch the 1991 film The Doctor. One day he will be a patient who needs help

I know Doctor Hilton and his brother Dr. Nassier since 2005, My mother was referred from the hospital to Dr.Hilton and the be come my parents Primary Doctor, I know he is busy person he work in the Fountain Valley hospital and he share office with his brother Dr Nassier who is my primary Doctor since 2005 also both Doctor know my entire family. When my dad get cancer he tried to do everything to save his life he was his docto even when my dad was on hospice , the nurses still asked for his approved and they still reported to him any condición until he died ( was terminal cancer ) When ny mom had breast cancer he referred to the best program from Irvine university she still a live ( she is 82 years old and cancer survivor) va he give us his personal cell phone for any emergency and nothing is perfect so sometime the office people said that they going to called back and they didn’t but that it is because They office is always busy the phone is always ringing and they employees they tried the best to answer everyone call and like and every work people get distracted doing their own job , believe I been dealing with this office for year if they didn’t answer to you go to his office the one next to Huntington Beach hospital and talk one of nurses,. Take you time talked to them in person now everyone think that call or email will answer all you question is not like that for my family rand my self they are very good doctor and I understand how a doctor office get busy and they did not call you back but the nurse and office people always there to resolved any problem . I give him 5 stars !!!!

I’m not sure why there are some negative reviews of Dr. Daniel Hilton. I was skeptical to go in based on the reviews but wanted to give it a try. He is a very nice Doctor that took the time to listen to what was going on and gave me the proper recommendation. I felt very comfortable with him and appreciate that he took the time to look at the problem I was having. He’s a very thoughtful and caring Doctor.

Dr Of Death doesn't communicate with family on any condition of the patient... Put your family member on a ventilator and put them to the side...

Never met with family to make important decisions. The only thing he followed through with was sign my grandmothers Dearth Certificate. He is a disgrace to the medical profession

Dr. Hilton never once reached out to family to provide an update on our grandmothers condition Never once reached out and prepared family as she transitioned and ultimately passed away. He had an obligation and oath as a medical professional. I reached out to him and he never called. Messages left with his staff. I believe he forgot the reason for why he entered the profession. I hope he never endures the treatment he gave my grandmother and her daughters who sat everyday under a tree waiting to speak with him. Was not our choice for physician. If you have a decision in the ER. Do not ask for Hilton and decline his assignment at Fountain Regional Hospital. He needs to watch the 1991 film The Doctor. One day he will be a patient who needs help.