Cameron Khavarian, MD, Inc.

You would expect that walking into this practice that it’s going to be another typical clinic: long wait, incompetent employees, and doctors that will make you wait for hours just so he can see you for 5 minutes and poke a major hole in your bank account (a bit of an exaggeration, but you get my drift). Luckily, this practice is the opposite.
The clerks at the front, Letti and nurse Rosa were friendly, accommodating, and very helpful of my specific needs. After some quick paperwork, I waited no more than 10 minutes until I was led back, and no more than a few minutes after that Dr. Khavarian came saw me. My anticipation was for him to be a typical doctor, ask me why I’m here, get in and get out, but no… After expressing my health concerns to Dr. Khavarian, he spent nearly an HOUR assessing my health concerns and patiently took his time to answer and educate all the questions I had for him. I’ve never been to a doctor where he would spend that much time with one patient, and I had 2 heart procedures done when I was young and I the longest that my doctor spent with me wasn’t nearly half the time that Dr. Khavarian did.
Overall, Dr. Khavarian and his staff CARES for all of their patients. Coming here you will not get your typical service where they treat you as a statistic as opposed to an individual. If you are in need of an honest practice where being a doctor means to serve and care for their patients without compromising their integrity, then come here. Thank you Dr. Khavarian, Letti, Rosa and the staff that stands behind your practice! I’m glad I was referred here, and will keep on coming here for my future health needs!

Recently I broke my leg so severely that after four days in a hospital, I was confined to Lake Forest Nursing Center for seven weeks (see my review on this superb facility). I just moved to the area so didn’t have a physician here.
Because I could not get to a doctor’s office for the first weeks after arrival, the nursing center provided me with a primary care physician who sees patients at the home to coordinate my care. They also provided me with an orthopedic specialist (see my review of Henry Bruce MD). Candidly, I did not know what to expect from physicians assigned to me by the nursing home.
The primary care doctor that they assigned to me is Cameron Khavarian, MD. Although I am not a physician, I was head of public relations and patient relations for a 1,000 bed medical center, as well as a consultant to several others. Having worked with so many physicians and handled all manner of doctor-​patient issues I may have a different perspective (more critical with higher expectations) than the typical patient.
With that in mind, I have to say that by any measure, Dr. Khavarian (Dr. K) is at the top of the list of the best physicians I have known or who have treated me. He is extremely knowledgeable and very responsive. And, he’s a very nice guy! If you think that old fashioned «bedside manner,» has vanished, you simply haven’t met Dr. K. Couple that with today’s technology, and Dr. K was a quick email or a phone call away when I or the nurses needed a change or addition to medications, or a different treatment régime.
When it was important that I personally meet with him, he was always there within a very reasonable amount of time. Throughout my stay, and for the follow-​up aftercare, he was patient and understanding, and was both a superb medical practitioner and advocate for me at the home and with my insurance providers.
In addition to the broken leg (a tibia plateau fracture) and related conditions, Dr. K diagnosed a number of annoying persistent ailments I have endured and prescribed treatments that simply made it vanish. If you or a loved one is confined to a nursing home, Dr. K is the doctor you’ll want and will genuinely appreciate. Watching other doctors at the home, and from my personal experiences, Dr. K is the best physician practicing at nursing homes.
Dr. K’s website is http://nursing-home-do… He makes rounds at about a dozen Orange County health care facilities.
The only downside is that Dr K’s practice is limited to seeing people that are in nursing homes. If he took regular patients, he would be my primary care doctor. I am going to miss having him as my doctor.
Incidentally, my leg healed and I was walking in 7 weeks rather than the 12 weeks that all the orthopedic surgeons at the hospital and the home said it would take before I would even be able to put weight on it. Not bad for a guy on Medicare!