Nader Mirhoseni

Have been suffering from UC for about 25 years and have seen many doctors. He is by far the best. He talks to you and cares about you as if you are his brother. He gets truly happy if you get better. He spends a long time expiating things and answering your questions without looking at the clock or anything. For as long as you have questions, he is there with you. I have recommended him yo a few friends and all were happy too.

My experience with Dr. Mirhoseni has been nothing but the best.
He has been treating me for diverticulosis, and he recently did a colonoscopy on my husband. He is always compassionate, easily available to answer my questions, and very very knowledgeable. I am very impressed with his office staff and also with his treatment operating facility. The facility where he does the colonoscopies, etc. is efficient, caring (they even called the next day to check up on my husband) and totally proficient.
I had previously gone to another doctor to have a colonoscopy, and I felt like I was on a conveyor belt with indifferent staff nurses. I’m so glad I went back to Dr. Mirhoseni.
I highly recommend Dr. Mirhoseni. I got the recommendation from my own primary care physician whose colonoscopy was also done by Dr. Mirhoseni.
The bad review by another person on this Unilocal page sounds ridiculous. I agree with the comment that that person should just «grow up».

Over the years I have begun to set my bar lower and lower when it comes to doctors and their ability to show the slightest amount of respect when it comes to patients’ time. And yet, with the bar lowered, Dr. Mirhoseni can’t seem to clear a pretty simple expectation level.
I had a 9AM appointment today and showed up on time. Once there, I submitted my forms and sat back down in the waiting room. After about 10 – 15 minutes, I was called to the back so I could sit in the examination room. At about 9:50, with no sign of the doctor, I told myself I would wait till 10 and then see how things were handled if he came in. If he did not arrive, i planned to leave.
A full hour had passed — 10AM — before my doctor finally appeared. He walked in the door, jovial and seemingly polite. However, rather than addressing the tardiness, he went right into questions about why I was there. I stopped him mid-​sentence and presented him with the fact that I had been there an hour already and did not seem to feel there was a problem with this. Dr. Mirhoseni dismissed this due first to the fact that it takes a while for his staff to put together my file (great backing of his staff). He seemed to have all the original documents I had filled out and not even an file with him so I called him on this. He then changed excuses to blame the previous patient for having taken a long time.
He never offered any suggestion of an apology for being late. At this point I chose to walk out and demanded my medical papers and co-​payment back. I was very frustrated and explained why I was upset and slammed the door on the way out only to have one of the MAs yell out for me to «Grow up!» I turned back around to talk to the MA saying this and suggested that their office learn a bit about professionalism and I was told to leave and that they had called the police. ??? The doctor never made any attempt to address the situation and, rather, hid in a back office.
I will never understand the medical field’s comfort level to insist that patients show up 15 minutes early and eagerness to cancel an appointment once you run 15 minutes behind when they regularly have patients in a holding pattern for an hour or more when in the office. It’s not acceptable in any other field. Why is it OK for doctors???
In recap — Dr. Mirhoseni can find someone else to examine because he’s lost my business. A suggestion I would pass on to him other than learning about being timely would be for him to send his staff out to some conflict resolution classes. If a patient is frustrated, they should at least be able to calm things down rather than toss gas on the flame.

Great personality, and makes dealing with a bad situation the best it can be. I am a repeat patient, and if you need a doctor of this kind, I think he is a good one. He even recommended a primary care physician for me, who I would say is the best I’ve had in at least 15 years. Thanks!

I was a Patient of Dr. Mirhoseni for many years. I went to his Office for upper stomach pain. He diagnosed me with heart burn. I told him that I didn’t get pain after I ate, he insisted that is what I had. One night the pain was so unbearable that I was taken by ambulance to San Clemente Hospital. After some tests Dr. Mirhoseni diagnosed me with Pancreitis. One of his first questions to me was How much Alcohol do I drink. I told him None because I get Migraines !! He then asked my partner, who told him the same thing. After being released from the Hospital, I went to my primary care Dr. I was told that the report from Dr. Mirhoseni said that I had Pancreitis because I drank alcohol, «even though patient denies drinking. When I looked up Pancreitis on the internet I found out that the Main cause of Pancreatic Cancer was Pancreitis. I went back to Dr. Mirhoseni and asked him if there was Anything he could do to help me, he said NO. When I had another pancreitis attack I went to Saddleback Hospital, where Dr. Mirhoseni was not on staff. Another Dr. ran some tests and found out that I had a blockage {birth defect} I was sent to UCI Hospital for a stint and I have been Well since the surgery. If left to Dr. Mirhoseni, I feel that I would be dead today.

He was fine when I first met him but went I had an issue after the procedure. I never heard from him. I called his office 3 times and would get the same response as if they didnt even listen to what I was saying. I ended up in the hospital. I would not recommend this doctor or if you do see him dont expect him to call you back or have his staff take an interest in actually helping and following up to make sure you are okay.

I’ve seen 15++ GI specialists since 2008 for Celiac Disease, including UCI, Irvine, Newport Beach, Cedars Sinai. He is the most capable by far. No prep time to seeing me, encyclopedic knowledge, pleasant manner, carrying personality, normal ego. One of the front desk staff has an attitude, but really doesn’t matter.

Dr. Mirohoseni is the modern day Dr. Welby, M.D. — the dream doctor from the 70’s TV show, famous for his benevolent bedside manners and wisdom. Dr. Mirohoseni is incredibly educated, experienced, and just plain awesome. A breath of fresh air in today’s world of managed health care where so many doctors time their appointments for new patients at five minutes and a maximum of fifteen for new patients. I cannot find the words to describe how high my personal experience as a patient of his for several years can describe him!