Dr. Sasan Yadegar, MD

Do NOT waste your time or health with this doctor. I came in barely able to move from back pain. He refused to prescribe even a basic painkiller, telling me “I don’t do that,” while arrogantly bragging that he is a surgeon. When I tried to explain how much pain I was in, he dismissed me, said he didn’t have time, and even started ranting about my insurance! This was one of the coldest and most unprofessional medical experiences of my life. He left me suffering and uncared for.

We were referred from a trusted person who knows him. The experience was poor. Rushed appointment, does not answer questions and creates panic. Only wants to make money not concern about the patient.

I have no idea how Dr Yadegar got his medical degree however he is unethical and money hungry as it gets. Immediately makes patients have surgery without explaining anything. Thinks he is god and above his patients. No sense of compassion in his care no bedside manners.

I recently had a neck surgery performed by Dr. Yadegar and it is amazing! I am now able to live my life comfortably and I do not have the excrutiating pain I experienced before the surgery. So thankful for this doctor!

Excellent doctor who knows what he is doing with his entire staff.

Dr. Sasan was straight to the point and did not beat around the bush. He told me exactly what was wrong with me and did not push me on surgery. I recommend this doctor for anyone who wants an accurate diagnosis and good care

today was my first appoinment dr.Yadegar is so profesional and i feel confident of him .His personal are so sweet .thanks DR yadegar

This doctor seems like he does not care about his practice , nor his patients. He is neither cordial, nor friendly, and gives the impression that he takes them for granted,and that he is too good to spend time with them. Really a weird experience to have when visiting a specialist.

My very first visit for a series of epidurals for my bad upper 4 vertebrae were accompanied with a sales pitch for his OWN optional special concoction which was $25 more (this is an HMO and I pay a premium of $733.00 a MONTH and $35 per office visit). I declined and took a regular epidural formula. Then after one year he said I was only limited by my HMO plan to 3 epidurals per year, and I had used them all (I only had two in about 15 months). He refused to do it. He gave me one prescription of vicodin for 30 days and was very reluctant to give any more refills. Even on a revisit. So I called my HMO and they said they had NO limits as to the number of epidurals per year, and told me he was no longer signed up with Health Net Premier Physicians Network. So I lived in at times in intense pain for weeks. At one point he even told me that I could always get an epidural without the insurance for about $100. The final and last time I went in for a visit he ignored that he had ever offered… the $100 epidural. I said I would go ahead and pay out of my own pocket... I just needed relief! No deal.Dr. Yadegar is pleasant and cares for people, and I have nothing against him personally, but I would not recommend him.