A. Darryll Sulindro, MEDICAL, DOCTOR, MD

Dr. Sulindro was friendly, respectful, and very helpful. He spent a lot of time with me going over the pros and cons of doing a neck procedure to alleviate my pain. He was very thorough in his approach. He was even kind enough to also give me quick advice about my “runners knee” that started bothering me a few days before the appointment.

I showed up to a Whittier location that was not his office. No signage on the door stating Dr. Adrian Sulindro office. A young nurse noticed I was having trouble in the lobby filling out my doctors' forms. So out of the kindness of her heart, she sat down beside me and began helping me, fill out the forms. I then got called back to one of the examination rooms and the young lady followed in as well to assist with the paperwork. Adrian (I can't even call him a doctor) began to ask questions of why I was there. I began from the beginning, starting with my colon cancer diagnosis back in 1996 as well as some other broken bones I've had during my life. He stopped me and said, "He didn't care about that stuff." He wanted to know what recent pain, brought me in, today. Had this Adrian Sulindro had any compassion, he would have listened to the patient and take it from there. He also had an outburst when he noticed that the doctors' forms were incomplete, and he wouldn't see me until they were… completed. The young lady who was helping me in the lobby was also in the examination room with us. I'm pretty sure she was tripping out on how Adrian Sulindro was acting with his patient. Adrian Sulindro then goes on to showing me the door. The facility smelt like someone was passing around the marijuana. Know who you are giving your money too. People like this should not be in a position like this where your good/poor health weighs in the balance.