Angie Sadeghi's Online Review Report Card

She did not say anything any better than a regular GI Dr. Plus she charges your insurance and also she charges you as well. If you have deductible, and copay, you have to pay it plus whatever she charges you.

Dr Sadeghi has a boutique practice that charges a fee for services. My wife has a chronic illness and applied for disability. Sadeghi promised to sign the paperwork if we paid her membership fee, but as soon as we applied she reneged. Additionally, Dr. Sadeghi charged us up front for a medical procedure and told us we could submit the claims to insurance for reimbursement; however bc Sadeghi is an in network provider my insurance paid her rather than reimbursing us so she got paid twice. When i sought reimbursement her admin staff was difficult to work with. Most providers reimburse overpayments immediately and in full, but not Sadeghi. Instead they finally agreed to reimburse us about half of what they owed us and kept the other half, plus what we paid up front. I recommend caution when considering this provider.

Dr. Angie is a caring, knowledable and very skillful doctor, and an amazing person, too. I'm very grateful to her and her staff amd highly recommend Dr, Angie.

Avoid this place at all cost they don't care about your health. I signed up for the 6 month membership. The first meeting in person went well after they signed me up for a 6 month commitment all the meetings were switched to zoom calls (useless waste of time). I called to switch credit cards and cancel my membership I was told I would be charged for the 6 months (no problem) but the charges continued for another 4 months when I called it took about 3 days of we'll call you back to finally get told "I'm their notes it doesn't say I cancelled" and basically won't refund for 4 months of zero service. Do yourself a favor and find a different doctor

i have two points to make. 1. SADEGHI IS A THIEF: for starters, when we first contacted Dr. Sadeghi my wife had just been added under my medical insurance (Anthem); however, because it takes several days for a new member to be processed, she didn’t immediately show up as an active member in Anthem’s system even though we were assured by Anthem she was covered. Sadeghi understood this, but insisted we pay up front for her services and told us we could submit the claims to Anthem for reimbursement. Anthem agreed, however bc Sadeghi is an in network provider Anthem paid Sadeghi rather than reimbursing us, which is what Anthem was supposed to do. so Sadeghi got paid TWICE. Anthem instructed me to contact Sadeghi for reimbursement, which i did. Sadeghi’s admin staff then sent me on a wild goose chase, asking me for more information from Anthem every time i called. mind you there is zero reason Sadeghi’s staff shouldn’t have been able to see that they were paid twice for the same services. MOST PROVIDERS IMMEDIATELY REFUND OVERPAYMENTS WITHOUT ANY WORK FROM THE PATIENT. but not Sadeghi. when they finally had no other info they could possibly ask for they acknowledged an overpayment was made and agreed to reimburse us for the amount Anthem paid them. the problem is, in most cases, in network providers are not entitled to the full amount they bill. they are entitled to a discounted amount that is negotiated with the insurance company, so the amount we paid up front was grossly higher than what they should have been paid. bottom line Sadeghi is only reimbursing us roughly half of what they owe and keeping our money. this is more commonly known as THEFT. 2. SADEGHI DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOU: Sadeghi has a boutique practice that charges a monthly fee to utilize her services. my wife is extremely sick with a chronic illness and applied for short term disability, which we desperately need. Sadeghi said that if we pay her membership fee she would sign the paperwork to get us the much needed disability. however, after we agreed to pay and applied for membership Sadeghi reneged on her promised and refused to sign the paperwork. she clearly couldn’t care less about my wife’s needs.. she only cared about the membership fee see a pattern here? doctors that care more about money than they do about their patients are not doctors that should be able to practice medicine.

i have two points to make. 1. SADEGHI IS A THIEF: for starters, when we first contacted Dr. Sadeghi my wife had just been added under my medical insurance (Anthem); however, because it takes several days for a new member to be processed, she didn’t immediately show up as an active member in Anthem’s system even though we were assured by Anthem she was covered. Sadeghi understood this, but insisted ...

i have two points to make. 1. SADEGHI IS A THIEF: for starters, when we first contacted Dr. Sadeghi my wife had just been added under my medical insurance (Anthem); however, because it takes several days for a new member to be processed, she didn't immediately show up as an active member in Anthem's system even though we were assured by Anthem she was covered. Sadeghi understood this, but insisted we pay up front for her services and told us we could submit the claims to Anthem for reimbursement. Anthem agreed, however bc Sadeghi is an in network provider Anthem paid Sadeghi rather than reimbursing us, which is what Anthem was supposed to do. so Sadeghi got paid TWICE. Anthem instructed me to contact Sadeghi for reimbursement, which i did. Sadeghi's admin staff then sent me on a wild goose chase ALL DAY asking me for more information from Anthem every time i called. mind you there is zero reason Sadeghi's staff shouldn't have been able to see that they were paid twice for the same services. MOST PROVIDERS IMMEDIATELY REFUND OVERPAYMENTS WITHOUT ANY WORK FROM THE PATIENT. but not Sadeghi. when they finally had no other info they could possibly ask for they acknowledged an overpayment was made and agreed to reimburse us for the amount Anthem paid them. the problem is, in most cases, in network providers are not entitled to the full amount they bill. they are entitled to a discounted amount that is negotiated with the insurance company, so the amount we paid up front was grossly higher than what they should have been paid. bottom line Sadeghi is only reimbursing us roughly half of what they owe and keeping our money. this is more commonly known as THEFT.2. SADEGHI DOESN'T CARE ABOUT YOU: Sadeghi has a boutique practice that charges a monthly fee to utilize her services. my wife is extremely sick with a chronic illness and applied for short term disability, which we desperately need. Sadeghi said that if we pay her membership fee she would sign the paperwork to get us the much needed disability. however, after we agreed to pay and applied for membership Sadeghi reneged on her promised and refused to sign the paperwork. she clearly couldn't care less about my wife's needs.. she only cared about the membership feesee a pattern here? doctors that care more about money than they do about their patients are not doctors that should be able to practice medicine.

Dr. Angizeh Sadeghi is the best ! I was treated with the type of specialist patient care that is rare these days. I just had my 1st Colonoscopy as a preventative measure at the Prime Surgical Center in Newport Beach, CA. I found Dr. Sadeghi online and was reassured to read her many 5-star ratings. From the moment I called, Dr. Sadeghi was encouraging and thorough and I appreciated that she took the time to ask pertinent questions during our initial consult (Zoom). It helped immensely to learn that Dr. Sadeghi also had a Colonoscopy. It is a testament to Dr. Sadeghi that her entire staff are wonderful, accessible, prompt, communicative, professional and help navigate you through the process. The entire experience was much better compared to what my husband endured for his Colonoscopy the year before at another facility. On my arrival on the morning of my procedure, I was warmly welcomed to an inviting atmosphere. The staff instantly make you feel relaxed with their compassionate manner. The Surgical Center itself has more of a specialist nature, modern, very clean, quiet and beautifully appointed. It was refreshing to experience a calm environment versus a busy and noisy hospital. I was comforted during pre-surgery and the staff really do a marvelous job of making you feel at ease with their friendly bedside manner. The attention to detail by all staff is reassuring and their positive attitudes makes all the difference. The anesthesiologist had a gentle and kind approach which was wonderful. When I woke up in recovery, I felt rested and was again comforted by dedicated staff. I was amazed that the procedure itself was all done so smoothly and efficiently. Dr. Sadeghi assured me that the procedure went well and that I was good to go, sharing that a Colonoscopy is the “Golden Standard” of prevention. Dr. Sadeghi really deserves every 5-star review as she is genuine, knowledgable and highly skilled. I am grateful to have experienced the best of treatment care that one could receive. I’m referring everyone I know to Dr. Sadeghi and I encourage you to book yourself in for a preventative Colonoscopy as you can’t put a price on your health !

I unqualifiedly recommend Dr. Sadeghi. It is rare to find doctors who is brilliant, competent and caring. Dr. Sadeghi is all of these and more. She goes the extra mile.I'm a vegetarian. Many doctors don't even understand that vegetable based diet have plenty of protean. Dr. Sadeghi's Institute of aPlant Based Medicine caters to people like me - she is vegan.I am so happy to have found her. She is now my primary care physician, and I feel so cared for.Try her - you'll never go back to the arrogant doctors with "God Complexes" you've had in the past.

I just called to get an appointment with Dr. Sadeghi and was told that in order to see her I have to pay a monthly membership of $108! I simply wanted to come and get evaluated once and maybe there is no issue. Is it a gym? Why do you need to collect money on me every single month for god knows how long? Even if there is a membership it should be for somone who has ongoing issues, not for someone who calls to get their "first appointment". How do you know if a patient will benefit from your membership when you haven't even seen the patient?