Raveen R Arora, MD, FACC

Dr Aurora is the greatest!
He literally saved my Dad’s life about 8 years ago and i have been seeing him ever since.
He will sit down and explain everything he is advising me to do as if he was an old friend!
I cannot say enough about this doctor, only that I would recommend to anybody.

It is always a pleasure to be in Dr. Arora’s office. Hi staff is unbelievably accommodating and thoughtful. He is truly a kind and caring physician that takes the extra time to care for his patients. It is very evident how much he cares about treating each patient with dignity and respect as if they were part of his own family.

After my mother suffered from a heart attack and other medical issues, we met Dr Arora at Placentia Linda Hospital. He was a breathe of honesty and dedication to help research and find the proper procedure requirements needed in a timely manner for her. He immediately became moms primary care physician, as well as my father and myself! What a wonderful, caring and hard working doctor we were introduced to and I never see us leaving such a gem!

I would like to add to the review that my son, Adam, wrote in 2010. Nothing has changed as far as my feelings are concerned. Everything that Adam wrote is still applicable. At the end of Adam’s review, he mentioned that I was facing aortic valve replacement surgery. Dr. Arora referred me to Scripps Hospital. I wasn’t anxious to travel to San Diego and I knew that it would pose a problem for my family and friends; however, if Dr. Arora thought it was the best place for me to go, that was enough for me. The surgery was a success and very shortly thereafter, the surgeons at Scripps turned me back over to Dr. Arora. They were confident in his ability to follow-​up and so was I. Stay tuned because in a few months I am going to have my colonoscopy reversed. This time Dr. Arora has recommended that I go to a specialist at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Stay tuned!
By the way, I turned down the chance to move to Los Angeles primarily because I was not willing to leave Dr. Arora’s practice and knew that, in an emergency situation, I would end up in someone else’s care.