Pacific Shores Medical Group

I can totally echo with Laura. My mom is also Dr. Luhong Wu’s patient. I seriously doubting her integrity in her practice.
When we first got transfer to this clinic, Dr. Wu were friendly. She gave us the impression that she cares. As time goes on, we realized that she will order a lot of test for her patients, but she never check or explain the results. Everything is base on how she feels. And Patient have to request many times for any kind of results.
After 3 month, my mom’s cancer got worsen. We were begging her to switch the chemo meds to the kind was working from our previous clinic. But she refused to change medication, and accused me saying I was foolish, and I don’t know anything about cancer treatments. I had to yell at her to get the Chemo medication switched. And She said: «your mom is going to die with Cancer. It doesn’t really matter what kind of Chemo she choose now. You should start to consider hospice care.» Can you believe this kind of non-​sense?
After firmly request to switch of the meds, my mom started to getting better. But every doctor appontments seem pointless. She won’t give any professional advice. She will try to chat with you, and ask the patient to take different kind of supplements and make you feel like she cares.
I’ve also noticed Dr. Wu usually book 3 or 4 appointments at the same time, so her patient will never get her full attentions. Once we were stocked in a room for about 1 hour. she was jumping between rooms and answering phone calls. We were left in the room for long time.
This doctor have no integrity in her professional career. She is also very hard to communicate with. Switched to different doctor now, before it’s too late.
The rest of the staffs from this clinic seem pretty good. Friendly and helpful.

I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and was referred to Dr. Luhong Wu in Long Beach when I first met her she was ok but as the appointment went on she became extremely rude and had no compassion for me as I was scared of my diagnosis She minimized my condition saying there were other people way worse then me and I was making a bigger deal of my condition then I should have been, she told me I was overweight and I should be loosing 5 lbs a month I told her I had already lost 15lbs and what did this have to do with my Breast cancer? As I became upset she decided she needed to teach me how to breathe she spent 15 min saying breath in breath out! I left and felt horrible about myself as I don’t need anyone telling me I’m fat! This Dr. Wu is the most horrible Dr I have ever met! She is Cancer

This place is not much to look at, with the old schools 1980’s pastel colors and decorations but the people se very nice. The doctors come highly recommended by people that use big adjectives to describe the doctors and their treatment plans like «unbelievable» «saved» «cured»

I wish I would have met Dr Farjami back in 1997 when I was diagnosed with a DVT. After several misdiagnoses for the cause, I finally found Dr Farjami through a APS support group in 2007. He is an amazing doctor — kind, caring and accessible s to his patients. He always takes time during his appointment making his patients feel at ease.

Gaaaahhhhh! Another medical clinic Dukedom! Again though, staff here is amazing as well.

When I write reviews regarding medical maladies and the physicians who treat them, I do so first & foremost for those who may want to give up and see an illness or diagnosis as a death sentence. Also, that by that my hope, courage and inspiration will be an asset for those individuals.
As a PA-​C, LCSW and a CAS in consultant practice, I too know that treating ones’ self is as easy as tying ones’ shoes but, you WILL trip on the laces no matter how short they are!
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I’ve been a patient of Pacific Shores Medical Group since November of 2008 when my right leg swelled up to the size of a Sequoia Redwood in Yosemite.
I was diagnosed with a congenital (born with but manifests at anytime) disease called MTHSR.




Dr. Farjami, the PA-​CES, Mediacal Assistants and the entire staff here are great.
Almost three years into this genetic DNA conundrum and I’m doing great along with:
BP at ¹¹²⁄₇₄ (as opposed to ¹⁸⁰⁄₁₃₀).
Losing 60 pounds (from 235 to175).
An intense & endurance exercise régime.
Coumadin, Folic Acid-​B12 supplements, blood draws every Monday to insure my I & R (Prothombin Time), and monthly complete blood work have helped me become symptom free.
My tenacity, overall good health, diet and a positive outlook along with good genes have been contributory to my resilience in overcoming this malady and being in remission (over a year now) is a life long goal & virture; achieving that goal has made a very strong impact on virtually EVERY aspect of my life.
Also, since my Dads’ death on the 3^rd of January, I watched him exceed his life expectancy from Pulmonary Fibrosis-​He lived 4 years longer than most patients on average; As always (even after his death) his words continue to inspire me to overcome and meet ANY challenges head on strong. And, I’m doing just that-​very successfully.
The communication from Dr. Farjami with my Primary Care Physician and Cardiologist is spot on so that they are all updated on this course of treatment.; As this is paramount in any course of treatment for any medical condition.
And, my every six month visits with Dr. Farjami have gotten to the point of «Michael, I wish all of my Heamtology & Oncology patients were as proactive as you and this is the best physical, mental and emotional condition I’ve seen you in since we started treatment»
Well, [Mental] is debatable!
Yet, among other genuine things about Michael P., I over the years have accepted that I was: