Alon PniniDr

With tremendous gratitude for their Cancer Fighting team and what they did in giving someone very near and dear to me the ability to beat cancer and live relatively and remarkably comfortable when bearing to mind what this bravest of souls had to undergo I have nothing but endless appreciation for the team of dedicated medical practitioners who specialize in bladder cancer surgery. You are truly heroes! As for this patients advocate, she is a huge hero too! We all need advocates if we are to go into a hospital. Thank you Cedars-Sinai for being remarkably strong and remarkably resourceful to save the life of someone I so dearly love and respect in the most challenging of times we are facing as a nation.

No one can ever tell me this isnt the best hospital ever!!! Been going here for emergencies. PROS: Best Doctors, best practicing doctors kind nurses! Doctors do a complete evaluation of you. Nurses explain and are willing to listen and not brush you off. Once you get a evaluation from them meaning the MRI's or whatever tests the run on you even if you are not admitted there after there findings and are transferred the other hospital has to do what Cedars Sinai recommends otherwise they could be held liable.CONS: Expensive 16k plus whatever the doctor separately charges you, long wait time depending on how crowded it is as well as how severe you are hurt. Make sure you are insured. the best doctors they live up to the expectation. No hospital is perfect but this one is Damn close.

This was a great hospital , all nurses and staff are very caring , and helpful, explain procedures, & listen to and address your concerns .

my father and i came here to help underlying medical issues that have worsened over the years. In an act of desperation we flew a plane here to hopefully find a doctor that could help us. We came here last February as of me writing this. instead we were dumped in a community room with a dozen other patients for about 2 weeks. My father wanted to walk around the hospital instead of being cooped up in a room. To be clear, his condition was not contagious and it was perfectly safe for him to walk around with my assistance. every time we would move around the hospital to pick up food and walk around a bit the nurses and doctors would berate us. When he was examined by the doctor the doctor was rude and insulted us for moving about. We were more than reasonable and gave them our phone number so they could text us if the nurses and doctors needed us. On top of that the entire place was full of police officers and they had one officer follow us around the building wherever we went. They would also harass us "for smoking", neither of us smoke and my father was on an oxygen tank. They tried to lock me and my father together in an isolation chamber where we were not allowed to leave the room. My father and i put a stop to that instantly and left the hospital. on another note, the hospital's design is awful. there is many long confusing hallways and the elevators were cheaply made where if we rode them it made you sick. it took us 3 hours to get out of that hospital with confusion. my father has now passed away as of recent. if you want you loved ones to be dehumanized and treated like a criminal during the last few months of their life, this is the hospital for you.

I am writing this on behalf of my good friend who does not have a Yelp account. She did her nose about a month and a half ago. You can't even tell she got a...

I had a rhinoplasty procedure with Dr. Pnini. My amazing experience started with Darlene, his office manager. She is the best - super attentive and worked...

Not only the hospital is beautiful but superior service and care. You may be lost in the campus if you are new, but there are plenty of volunteers and staffs who are very helpful. All I can say is they specialize in everything only if you let them care for you.

Dr. Pnini and his staff are kind and compassionate and have a great understanding of what me, as the patient was feeling. I grew to have such great...