Rady Children's Hospital Dermatology

Somayeh Tabatabaee 

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6 months ago

I arrived on time for my appointment, having completed all the required forms online beforehand. Upon checking in, the front desk collected my copay and asked me several questions for about 10 minutes, only to then inform me that I had 'missed' my appointment because I hadn’t arrived 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time. After a one-hour drive to the clinic, I was forced to wait another hour to be seen by a different PA. I also noticed other patients experiencing similar wait times. Additionally, the front desk was unprofe... read more

Rachel Walker 

on Google

a year ago

I’m sad to see how low the rating is here. Yes appointments take a long time because it’s a high demand childrens practice that gets tons of referrals from doctors because they’re great at what they do. My now three year old saw Dr. Schairer for his eczema between about 6-18 months of age. Now he rarely gets a flare up and it’s typically due to weather changes and we know how to handle it. My two month old is showing signs of eczema as well and I very much plan on bringing her to Dr. Schairer as well even though I know I’ll ... read more

Rachel Gorra 

on Google

a year ago

I’m sad to see how low the rating is here. Yes appointments take a long time because it’s a high demand childrens practice that gets tons of referrals from doctors because they’re great at what they do. My now three year old saw Dr. Schairer for his eczema between about 6-18 months of age. Now he rarely gets a flare up and it’s typically due to weather changes and we know how to handle it. My two month old is showing signs of eczema as well and I very much plan on bringing her to Dr. Schairer as well even though I know I’ll ... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

I’m sad to see how low the rating is here. Yes appointments take a long time because it’s a high demand childrens practice that gets tons of referrals from doctors because they’re great at what they do. My now three year old saw Dr. Schairer for his eczema between about 6-18 months of age. Now he rarely gets a flare up and it’s typically due to weather changes and we know how to handle it. My two month old is showing signs of eczema as well and I very much plan on bringing her to Dr. Schairer as well even though I know I’ll ... read more

Veronica Flores 

on Google

a year ago

Waited 2 months to be able to make a dermatology appointment. Then they expected me to wait 6 months for a dermatology appointment in Murrieta CA ( 1 1/2 hrs away from me) they are obviously understaffed and keeping members waiting up to 8 months to be seen. This is not good healthcare. Especially for kids who need to be urgently seen.