UCLA Immediate Care

Francesco Bruno 

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4 days ago

I recently visited UCLA Health in Culver City, located at 6000 Sepulveda Blvd, Suite E10, Culver City, CA 90230, for an issue with my elbow, where I had some white scaling on the skin. Dr. Rina Suzuki immediately prescribed a cortisone cream without thoroughly investigating the issue. When I raised my concerns, she got offended and left the room. Shortly after, the manager, Pedro Flores, came in and instead of addressing my health concern, he reprimanded me for my tone, even though I was simply talking about my own health. O... read more

jamisha edwards 

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a month ago

Why is there a phone message that the last patient for urgent care is at 5:30 but coming in it’s actually a earlier time ? 

Brian Ramos 

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2 months ago

I usually have great experiences with UCLA Health, but this clinic was incredibly frustrating. I drove over an hour to get there around 6 PM, only to be told that my type of care requires an appointment. I had already completed a video visit with my doctor, who ordered a penicillin shot and STD testing for a pink eye infection, and I was directed to this clinic for treatment. When I arrived, they turned me away and told me to come back the next day when they have appointments available. What kind of “immediate care” is that ... read more

Mohammad Askari 

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3 months ago

I arrived at 5:17 PM on a Sunday after traveling a long distance, only to be told they had already reached capacity; despite their posted closing time being 6 PM and their own customer service stating they accept patients until 5:30 PM. This was extremely disappointing and shows a lack of respect for patients’ time and effort. The experience felt disorganized and inconsiderate!