Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center

"Very sad to see a Hospital with the Providence name and Cedar Sinai name so understaffed and management not taking care of its staff. I’ve brought my grandmother many times due to various emergencies. The wait times have been crazy being placed in the RME side until a bed is available asking staff what the next step will be and getting the same answer “we are sorry but we are short staffed and only have enough staff to treat so many amount of patients per staff”. I don’t blame the staff I blame the upper management who has failed the public and failed the hospitals name sake."

"Treated immediately. Waited less than an hour and a half in the the ER (which is typically normal) for all results to come back so that a diagnosis and care plan could be made. Highly recommend this hospital for emergencies and inpatient treatment."

"Reading comments about this ER department I had a fear to go there, but I did anyway. At the arrival I was well taking care of at the admission. Next step a nurse Patricia who asked questions and made very clear that she is a nurse with a talking down attitude. I guess we still have this attitude problem with some of our nurses.Third step was taking vital signs and I was walking inside immediately, no waiting time.From this moment everything was well planned, all diagnostic tests prompt done. Not sure why many of us beds where in the always when there where clearly empty rooms. Perhaps insurance status.. anyway I had Dr Isaac Baas who did an excellent job and he was friendly had a big smile. Nurse Angel was a true Angel. All technicians were polite and friendly. The only thing that, the both near by restrooms had no toilet papers and hand towels. I take one start off for some female nurses attitude and for the bathrooms conndition. But otherwise the service was outstanding, fast which is the most important in an Emergency Room. Thank you from bottom of my heart for everyone who was taking care of me. Namaste!"

"the ONLY MRI available at this "hospital" is in a trailer outside. This is the ONLY MRI available for the last 5 years - and for the unknown future. If you need an MRI at any time of the day, whether you're an ER patient and it's 40 at night, or whether you have an outpatient appointment for your provider, you will be walked 200 feet outside to a random trailer next to a portapotty, lifted on a very tall fork lift, shoved into the tiniest office space ever where you are expected to "comfortably" receive your IV, and then move into the smallest MRI room one has ever seen. For the price of visiting - $250 copay for the MRI - I would NOT recommend this hospital or location to anyone. GO ELSEWHERE"

"The new emergency room is open, it’s top of the line hospital, the staff and the nurses are professional kind and caring, Doctor Noosha Davani especially was the best emergency room doctor i have seen. thank you Shahbod Noori ceo of tehran magazine"