Lisa L Majer, DO

I’ve been coming to dr majer for probably about 15 years…
My mother and sisters are both patients as well and we could not be happier with her.
We have pretty low maintenance bills of health so really only see her once a year for a physical called a Well Woman’s check but each time it is as pleasant as can be.
My most recent visit was a Pap & WW check and of course those are not the most thrilling — and come with their own slight anxiety — but Dr Majer and her staff made me feel very at ease the entire time.
I had a 9am apt on a Friday and I was in and out in about 30 minutes. The front desk tech took my name, insurance and pre-​liminary measurements — she was very kind and friendly.
Then after changing in an exam room decorated with all her USC accomplishments, Doc Majer came in and we set about our apt. She is very kind hearted and soft when asking questions and took much detail on my chart about family health developments and activity levels. This lead to talking about running with my dogs and then she made herself even more relatable by talking about her labradoodle and all the fun they’ve had… all while performing my WW check which was great actually as there was no awkwardness as one might expect with the examination of her lady bits. lol
I trust her so much I asked for a referral doc for my husband…
she was kind enough to give me two and said she’d get the results to me via email in the patient portal — the office is very tech savvy as they confirm appts with an automated system, keep computer records of wellness and offer a patient portal to give you access anywhere any time.
Be aware that she is great so she is ALWAYS very busy… but that really is a testament to her greatness! I usually try to visit in January as it seems to be much more relaxed than the end of the year crunch between October-​December. That is definitely their busiest time as people try to squeeze in their yearly insurance visits so make your appointments accordingly and hold them! I had procrastinated on rescheduling my WW check up all year and called early Dec for an appointment — the earliest available was today — 3 weeks later.
She’s great. Call now and see her next month!
PS The parking structure is $ ¹⁄₃₀ mins but the general uncovered parking is free (the office does not validate). The office is on the 5^th floor at the end of the hallway the right of the elevator upon exit.

I love Dr Majer. She takes time with each patient. She evaluates your symptoms and tries to find a holistic method of treatment versus prescribing medication.
I love that she has early appts — starting just after 7am.

I’ve read other reviews and I think that’s sad.
I’ve been with Dr. Majer for about 8 years after my previous doctor moved out of state. I love her.
I get the appointment thing. I’ve had a hard time making appointments too. And at times, the front office isn’t the most cordial. I know a smile and some empathy goes a long way, especially if you’re feeling under the weather. As the son of an incredible doctor, I’ve spent my summers hanging around the office and can say first hand it’s no easy feat juggling patient demands.
But that said, I go to the doctor to get and stay healthy. Dr. Majer takes a holistic approach to your total health. She’s not a pill pusher like many doctors. She likes to evaluate thoroughly, she explains the situation in a way and always discusses options. She diagnosed Hashimoto’s, by noticing anomalies in my blood work. Those same anomalies have been seen by a least three other doctors over the years.
There have been instances when I’ve needed an urgent appointment. She’s fit me in when she can. And if she can’t, I go to urgent care. That’s why they call it urgent care.
As the Affordable Care Act has provided access to care for millions more people, realize that those people are going to put a demand on a system that’s not prepared. Hopefully, people will get their check ups, stay healthy and prevent that first heart attack or detect horrible things like cancer early rather than wait until it’s stage 4.
It’s going to be harder and harder to find a doctor with a one-​to-​one understanding of me. I’m sticking with Dr. Majer as long as I can.

Love, love, love Dr. Majer! She is very attentive and takes her time with you. She is very conservative when it comes to prescribing medications and gives you all the options of what you can do to not have to take medication but if you don’t follow through then she’ll let you know that you need them and why. She does not hesitate to order tests to find out a problem She’s not the type of doctor that just waits and see until your arm falls off before thinking maybe something should be done. She has given us great care!
I only gave three stars because the office policy on emergencies has forced me to see urgent care facilities. One time I called 24 hours ahead to let them know how sick I’ve been and that I need to see Dr. Majer. I thought with 24 hours notice they could find somewhere to fit me in. Nope. I was told I would have to wait and call the next morning. Luckily, I got a referral to an urgent care that saw me immediately and diagnosed my strep throat and got me on antibiotics so I wouldn’t be contagious to others. If I waited for Dr. Majer’s office who knows what would have happened!
On another emergency situation I had cut my finger very badly. It was so bad I had to totally wrap my finger in multiple bandaids and wrap to keep it from bleeding all over the place and the throbbing was incredible. I went into Dr. Majer’s office early on a Friday morning, explained to the girl what had happened. She looked at me with no emotion and said that they were so busy (not one patient was in the waiting room) and there was no way Dr. Majer could see me that day.
I love Dr. Majer and have been seeing her for years. I am resisting very hard from finding a new doctor. But I am considering it because of the issue of emergency situations.

Impressive!!!

Dr. Majer has been my Doctor for 20+ years and cares for my whole family. I have referred friends and family to Dr. Majer knowing that no one will be disappointed. Her bedside manner is second to none, her knowledge of so many areas is amazing. I’ve told her many times that she would have been an amazing specialist in any field of medicine. There is not a better GP out there as all the people I have referred have noted. I hope Dr. Majer’s never retires as replacing her would be difficult.
Brian K.

This review is not of Dr. Majer herself but of her office staff. I recently changed doctors because of the unprofessionalism and incompetency of Dr. Majer’s office staff. I came in for a pap, and after a month of waiting for my results, I called the office. After some research the women from the office (I wish I got her name) told me that my blood sample was contaminated, and that I’d need to come back in so they could get a new sample. The women also said that I would not be charged for the repeat exam and that there would be a note in my file. A little while later, I made an appointment with a women named Carly for the repeat blood sample. Carly said there was no note in my file and I would be charged for the sample. After some debate on the subject, Carly claimed it was the lab that contaminated the sample, and therefore it wasn’t their fault (strange how she changed her tune from «you never came in» to «there is a sample after all»). Carly then told **ME** to call the lab directly for a refund. So, I did. The lab had no record of my sample, meaning, it was never sent in the first place! I called Carly back and informed her of what the lab said. She was silent for a moment and said «Ma’am, we don’t have a refund for you.» She then hung-​up on me! After that, I never went back again!