Dr. Naghmeh Pooya, MD

Excellent doctor. I had peace of mind when she was taking care of my mother during pandemic.

She is extremely caring, very professional, and friendly. I would definitely recommend her.

Dr. Pooya took care of my mother at Pacific Coast Manor, a skilled nursing facility. During the COVID I was very worried because I couldn't visit her and also I was in Florida and not allowed to travel, but Dr. Pooya by calling keeps me updated. because of her constant communication and excellent care. I highly recommend her and feel so lucky I had her as my mother's physician.

I am a Registered Nurse. I met Dr Naghmeh Pooya five years ago at my work, working alongside her. Dr Pooya was very professional, diligent, knowledgeable, approachable, very kind and extremely caring, and she listens attentively to the needs of patients and staff. Dr Pooya always finds time to see patients and to listen to their concerns, and she has a calm, soothing, and reassuring manner. The nurses and patients can count on her; she is responsive and always gets back to us in a timely manner. She explains procedures to the patients and to the nurses. Dr Pooya also speaks several languages and is familiar with different cultures which facilitates understanding patient needs, even those of more reserved stoic patients. This helps staff deliver the best care.

Dr. Pooya took care of my mother during the COVID outbreak in a skilled nursing facility. Our family was obviously very worried because we weren't able to visit, but Dr. Pooya went above and beyond to keep us updated. As a family we had peace of mind in a very chaotic situation solely because of her constant communication and excellent care. I highly recommend her and feel so lucky we had her as our mom's physician.

Dr Pooya had my relative sign a POLST on admittance to her facility. My relative’s medical history indicated a previous traumatic brain injury. He was being admitted after falling a breaking his pelvis. He was transferred to her facility from a hospital and he had received pain meds. Dr. Pooya had him sign a POLST indicating DNR. My relative was in NO condition to make such a decision on admittance to the rehab facility. The request should not have been at the time of admittance considering the history of TMI and the fact that pain meds were on board.

Dr Pooya had my relative sign a POLST on admittance to her facility. My relative’s medical history indicated a previous traumatic brain injury. He was being admitted after falling a breaking his pelvis. He was transferred to her facility from a hospital and he had received pain meds. Dr. Pooya had him sign a POLST indicating DNR. My relative was in NO condition to make such a decision on admittance to the rehab facility. The request should not have been at the time of admittance considering the history of TMI and the fact that pain meds were on board.