Dr. Corinna R. Mosher, MD 415 Rolling Oaks Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91361

"Completely agree with the reviews about the staff. Dr Mosher is wonderful, but her staff is bordering on incompetent. They have a bad attitude and come off as rude and uninterested. They repeatedly lose records (or say that they don't have them and then "find" them when nagged about it) and fail to follow up on anything without repeated calls and nagging. It is really frustrating, especially since most patients deal with the staff more often than the doctor herself. Not sure what the solution is, but there are some big changes that need to be made."

"Dr. Mosher is an amazing doctor who is extremely accurate at diagnosing my health issues. I trust my health in her care. I have been going to her office for many years not only because she is a great doctor but, because I like the person touch that you don't always get with a group practice."

"I have been a patient of both doctors in this office for many years. I’ve felt well taken care of at every level. Five stars from me!"

"I have to agree with the one star rating about the office. It is without exception one of the worst medical front offices. Doctor Mosher, however is great! Caring understanding and goes out of her way to make sure her patients are well taken care of. Her staff unfortunately is one of the worse both myself and my family have experienced and have considered giving up one of the best Drs. We have ever had. We have discussed this with the Dr. But unfortunately haven't been able to resolve this issue."

"Quite possibly one of the worst initial phone calls with a front-office Dr's office that we have ever experienced. This Dr. came highly recommended by multiple friends, so we changed our Primary Care Physician (PCP) to this Dr. years 18+ months ago. Fortunately, we haven't been sick. Well, here we are in early 2022, and we still are not sick (thankfully) but we want to meet the Dr before we get sick. That's the whole point of a PCP, right???? This unprofessional office "gentleman" says we're "new" and she won't see us. We changed our PCP 18+ months ago! We're not new! We just haven't been sick. 18 months ago, when we signed up for a new PCP we were accepted as a new patient (or we couldn't have added her as a new PCP. The Dr may be great, but the front office is lacking. Good luck."