If you are having foot problems then go see Dr Clark. He is very responsive to his patients needs and always spends time to find out how your life is going- unlike some doctors who rush in and rush... More

If you are having foot problems then go see Dr Clark. He is very responsive to his patients needs and always spends time to find out how your life is going- unlike some doctors who rush in and rush out. Plus his appointments are usually on time meaning no long waits in the reception area.
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We had our first child at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Orange. Overall we had a great experience. As with all hospitals, watch out for billing errors and communicate with the nurses (they are the... More

We had our first child at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Orange. Overall we had a great experience. As with all hospitals, watch out for billing errors and communicate with the nurses (they are the lifeblood of the hospital). Our only major complaint was the wide range of nurse personalities (from motherly to rather cold). But it all worked out in the end and everyone left healthy!
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This place was a lifesaver. I had received borderline 3rd degree sunburn one sunny day and had to go to the emergency room a couple of days later because my leg was turning colors. Being in... More

This place was a lifesaver. I had received borderline 3rd degree sunburn one sunny day and had to go to the emergency room a couple of days later because my leg was turning colors. Being in Southern California, I figured a trip to the emergency room was going to be a day-long process. It was not the case at St. Joseph's. I did have to wait about an hour, but after filling out the paperwork I was shown to the doctor, who quickly looked me over and got me out with little to no pain. The trip was a little expensive, but going to the E.R. is almost always going to cost some money no matter how little the problem may be. It's not the best hospital I have been in, but it's a lot better than what I was expecting.
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