Allen H. Pachtman, M.D.

joellen bostelaar 

on Google

2 months ago

I saw Dr. Allen Pachtman for a pre-op appointment today and he couldn't have been kinder, more thorough and his office staff was wonderful. I mentioned that I had a persistent cough and he ordered a chest X-ray just to make sure everything was fine. He went back through several years of my records to make sure there wasn't anything there to be concerned about. I highly recommend Dr. Pachtman and his staff. 

bruce conklin 

on Google

7 months ago

Regarding your review, Mr. Ta-Chung Ong is misleading the facts. The Appeal was not for poor people, it was for parking. His tenant's have guest who have to look for parking, or pay for parking near by. This project has NO parking. We (residents who live here) deal with limited parking every week. Mr. Ta-Chung Ong does not live here and does not have to search for parking every week. If you don't move your car on street cleaning day, every other week- LA street cleaning does not show up, you still can get a parking ticket- p... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

"Other complaints have centered on perceived impacts to nearby property values and neighborhood crime levels. Manhattan Beach resident Allen Pachtman owns an apartment building next to the proposed 44-unit building. He helped organize the CEQA appeal filed by a group calling itself Missouri Avenue Neighbors. “I can just picture somewhere down the line that it's going to end up being a high-crime neighborhood,” Pachtman said. “People will be leaving, and it'll just ratchet downwards.”" Poor people are not bad people. What is ... read more

Ta-Chung Ong 

on Google

a year ago

"Other complaints have centered on perceived impacts to nearby property values and neighborhood crime levels. Manhattan Beach resident Allen Pachtman owns an apartment building next to the proposed 44-unit building. He helped organize the CEQA appeal filed by a group calling itself Missouri Avenue Neighbors. “I can just picture somewhere down the line that it's going to end up being a high-crime neighborhood,” Pachtman said. “People will be leaving, and it'll just ratchet downwards.”" Poor people are not bad people. What is ... read more

Jeffrey Ellis 

on Google

a year ago

I do not know Dr. Pachtman, but he is currently the subject of a doxxing-style campaign due to his personal position on a proposed neighborhood development project. I do not share Dr. Pachtman's position, but find such a campaign by political activists repugnant and reactionary. Such reviews should be removed, and those who posted sanctioned.