Ucla Medical Group's Online Review Report Card
Ucla Medical Group
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Average Star Rating
5
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
3
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Accepts Medicare
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Ucla Medical Group's Reviews
Good office to visit. Nice staff, doctor Gunn was very helpful. I didn't have any problems with communicating via phone either.
Good office to visit. Nice staff, doctor Gunn was very helpful. I didn't have any problems with communicating via phone either.
I will second one of the reviews posted here because I hope there will be improvements. It's impossible to get a hold of a live person when you call. Both times, I waited over 10 minutes and opted for a call back and never received a phone call. I sent a message complaining and was told I should allow 2-3 days for a return phone call. It's been 3 weeks since the first call I made and the end of the third day since my second call, so I'm not holding my breath. The facility itself, once on-site, is great. The staff is friendly. My doctor was very quick at communicating with me about my blood work. No issues there. But please, please, do something about the phone. When patients call, it's because there's a health issue and having to wait 2-3 days isn't acceptable. I've never had to wait that long at any other medical offices. I ended up having to go to Urgent Care since I couldn't get a hold of someone and that defeats the purpose of trying to build a relationship with my new doctor. It makes me feel ignored and like my health issues aren't a concern to UCLA.
I will second one of the reviews posted here because I hope there will be improvements. It's impossible to get a hold of a live person when you call. Both times, I waited over 10 minutes and opted for a call back and never received a phone call. I sent a message complaining and was told I should allow 2-3 days for a return phone call. It's been 3 weeks since the first call I made and the end of the third day since my second call, so I'm not holding my breath. The facility itself, once on-site, is great. The staff is friendly. My doctor was very quick at communicating with me about my blood work. No issues there. But please, please, do something about the phone. When patients call, it's because there's a health issue and having to wait 2-3 days isn't acceptable. I've never had to wait that long at any other medical offices. I ended up having to go to Urgent Care since I couldn't get a hold of someone and that defeats the purpose of trying to build a relationship with my new doctor. It makes me feel ignored and like my health issues aren't a concern to UCLA.
The doctors are good. What is NOT ACCEPTABLE is the outrageously long hold times to speak to the front desk to schedule or cancel an appointment, as well as the longer and longer wait times to get in to see a doctor.We very much like the quality of care. We hope that this health system can address the wait times for their patients.
The doctors are good. What is NOT ACCEPTABLE is the outrageously long hold times to speak to the front desk to schedule or cancel an appointment, as well as the longer and longer wait times to get in to see a doctor.We very much like the quality of care. We hope that this health system can address the wait times for their patients.
Although I was concerned when my primary care provider transferred. I was able to resume receiving care at this location. I've enjoyed having care with UCLA for a short period of time. Yet, every time, they made me feel special. If I have any questions, their staff follows back with additional questions in a promptly manner. I'm not sure what healthcare will become in the future but as long as I can continue receiving these services, I'll enjoy all that comes with it. Thanks to my UCLA team.
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