Daniel E Harvey Md 824 Carson Street, Carson, CA 90745

"Dr. Harvey has treated both my brother and me. My brother suffered a major stroke in 2003 and Dr. Harvey has done an exceptional job of monitoring and addressing all of his medical needs. My brother is striving and the excellent monitoring by Dr. Harvey continues. I suffer from VIETNAM PTSD and Dr. Harvey has provided the continual medical treatment and medication addressing all my needs. We are not the type to negate Dr. Harvey and his office staff. If a staff person is having a bad day, not properly dressed, etc. it has no bearing on the excellent medical treatment Dr. Harvey provides."

"As a black nonbinary femme, I am affirmed and am safe in this office. If you are LGBTQ+ community. Come here. I assure you, this is a safe place. Ignore the rude old woman at the front desk, she's usually stressed beyond belief, so we'll excuse her tone for that. But Daniel E. Harvey is the best. I love my Doctor."

"The office staff is quick and friendly at doctor Daniel’s office. Doctor Harvey is all always So sweet kind. Anytime I’m sick doctor Harvey get me feeling better quick then going to urgent care. Thank to the office staff and Mr. Harvey."

"Hello, I wanted to share my two cents w about this doctor. I am a young adult trying to seek medical help and little-by-little I’m starting to realize that if I want to get great medical care I have to, 1) advocate for myself, and 2)meet and try different doctors to see which one will give me adequate care. Dr. Harvey was my third doctor I seeked out for help. I have to say, out of the three past doctors, he was the not so great doctor I’ve had. For starters, each time I wanted to make an appointment, the receptionist did not seem welcome-like. They were always so stern and quick to hang up the phone on you. When I was able to book an appointment with Dr.Harvey, he did not seem open to understand what were the health issues I was experiencing. He would walk in quietly, look me up and down, and then proceed to look into his laptop. He wouldn’t say a word for minutes. I was like uhhh. I would step forward, and explain to him why I am visiting for that day. He wouldn’t really ask me questions about my symptoms or medical history to further understand my condition/circumstances. Because of that, I never felt like I was really heard as a patient. Furthermore, this medical clinic is kind of small. They do not do blood work here. If you want to know in depth what’s going on with your body, they usually refer you to another office where they do blood work. Meaning, you have to plan ahead and make another appointment just to do that. I feel like that is such a waste of time. Because you already wait so long just to meet with him. And then he can’t even tell you anything useful or prescribe you proper medicine because he does not know your blood level stats. Each time I met with him, I feel like I never got any where I’m terms of finding answers. When I did get my blood work done, he would report back that everything came back normal. Even though I wasn’t feeling normal or okay. He didn’t urge for more tests to be done. He didn’t prescribe some possible treatments. He just didn’t seem to care about your well being. And that made me feel so unseen. I legit feel like he doesn’t care about his patients. To add on, I do think he made some inappropriate actions/comments. Others may not see this as inappropriate, but I did and it was after these two incidences did I start getting red flags about this doctor. One visit, he brought up his religion belief and mentioned how he goes to Mexico each summer to do activities with his church. I believe everyone can believe whatever religion they want, or don’t want. That’s fine. You do you. But it’s the way he brought it up that made me uncomfortable. Another time, I had a urinary infection, and I went to get checked out just to be safe. When I visited him, he recommended me this liquid medicine in a bottle. He stated that he gives this medicine to women who experience pain down there from urinary infections. However, weeks later I learned that he didn’t put in my medical records that he gave me this medicine to take. I found that really odd. I never ended up taking the medicine though, because he didn’t really elaborate on what the medicine was, it’s side effects, when to take it, how much to take of it, etc. I was a bit overwhelmed and confused when he gave it to me. I wish I asked those questions so I knew. Either way, Something inside me found it weird that he didn’t send me to my local pharmacy to pick up the medicine. The whole ordeal seemed like a shady way to give me medicine. My previous doctors never did anything like that. I ended up leaving his office. I was fed up with joy getting adequate care. I always felt like I was never getting answers, or getting the care to help understand whats causing my pain, and what are some treatments to help reduce the pain. I don’t think I’ll ever recommend him as a doctor. I only came to him because my father was referred to him and I wanted to be at the same clinic as my dad. But my dad also agreed that Dr. Harvey doesn’t seem to urge for more tests to be done to further understand your conditions."

"Dr. Harvey is the most dedicated doctor you will ever come across. His time given and care for his patients goes beyond due diligence. He is genuinely affected by the outcomes of our health and welfare. I am grateful and thankful to have been in his care for more than 20 years."