Dr. Ravi Shankar Aysola, MD

If you have Narcolepsy, don't bother seeing this doctor as he is not really familiar with this condition and it's treatments. As a matter of the fact don't any see any pulmonoligist sleep medicine physician. Save yourself the time and the headache ast go to a neurologist sleep medicine physician who actually really knows and understand Narcolepsy and treatment options.

If you wanna meet the most incompetent team and get over $1000 bill for a 10 mins visit, go ahead and make your appointment

I am truly blown away by this physician. If I could give a 20/5 stars I would for his impeccable bedside manners, his amazing competency and his genuine eagerness to help take care of the root cause of the problem. He is passionate about practicing sleep medicine, takes the time to listen to you, gives you a thorough explanation for everything and he genuinely cares about the wellbeing of his patients. I highly recommend Dr. Aysola to anyone seeking a fantastic sleep medicine physician. So grateful to have found him.

Dr. Aysola is very patient oriented. He listens to what you have to say and presents resolutions in a way that makes you want to be compliant. I have a lot of medical issues and he takes everything into account when dealing with my pulmonary diagnoses. When he joined the UCLA practice, I was sure no one could be better than the doctor he replaced. I was so wrong - he is really outstanding. .

This man is horrible. He bills and over bills for literally nothing. His bedside manner is atrocious. He only wants to bill your insurance company. Totally worthless. See that so-called 5 star review up there? The only one? That's him. He acts like a sociopath.

He's the best and anyone who writes a negative review probably should have seen a Psychiatrist rather than a sleep specialist.

Do not see this doctor for pulmonary problems, because if you actually have a problem, neither he nor any of his partners will take care of you. They are too busy, off teaching somewhere, or will not return phone calls. They will only respond if you are admitted to a hospital after they failed to help you to avoid getting so sick. I would give them less than one star if I could.

I was assigned this doctor for continuity of care, my doctor left UCLA. This doctor refused to sign the Certificate of Medical Necissity for medically necessary oxygen. I received the equipment, the doctor left ucla before signing the Medicare papers. This doctor refused to sign the CMN. My total pysical chart has disappeared, what is on the computer is only the first visit, all the rest is vanished. The office staff is the most horrible nightmare, as is the patient affairs office, and there risk management office, and Ucla legal. They ignore you. I have been faced with oxygen equipment repossesion as the DME can not bill Medicare without the signed CMN. The patient affairs woman called me to tell me, that the office manager here "called" my doctor that left, and "he" "Ok'd" the office manager "signing his name". I told her, that I didn't think so, this is a legal document. Well the DME got the CMN and told me it had white out on it, the data was changed, and someone printed… the doctors name. This office is you cannot imagine how bad. No wonder my orginal doctor left, the staff will ignore you, and keep you from talking to the doctor. Even my son could not get through to talk to the doctor, until he called the after hours (weekend) answering service. The original doctor then called my son, and me on Sunday. He was gone from this office after this incident within two months. The staff is still there, beware!!!!