Archna Chaudhary, MD

I’m so lucky that I get to call this office and have such a great relationship with the staff, NP and doctor. Great service, vey affordable and most of all caring. Love this place

Dr. Chaudhary was very professional and kind. She showed concern and helped when needed.
I suggest seeing her directly.

I had my pap smear there on July 30, because my insurance company sent me there for my annual screening. As of August 31, I had still received no information about my test results.
After 3 phone calls in September I finally got through to someone who told me that my July test results were NOT okay. Nobody had called me or emailed me with this info. Furthermore, I was told the doctor was not qualified to analyze the results, so I needed to start over and go to the kind of doctor I should have seen the first time.
Chaudhary’s office doesn’t take health seriously. She has no quality control system or accountability to make sure patients are given the information they’re entitled to… that could be a matter of life and death. Cervical cancer is one of the most deadly forms of cancer. If there’s any chance I have that, the office had a professional and ethical duty to alert me in a timely manner, not make me chase them down repeatedly a month later.
Stay away.

Communication issues and rarely proper follow up. Been working on my wife’s stomach issues for 9 months now. We were FINALLY scheduled for a CT scan tomorrow but have to cancel because they don’t have her blood work. Was not informed we needed new blood work for this and we find out after driving to Bellflower. Dr. Chaudhry did call personally and apologize for the delays and I appreciated that. She said it’s on the lab that makes the appointment to make sure all proper blood work is in order. In any case, I would advise all patients to make sure the proper information is being sent to the proper places and call to make sure they have it before you go as you cannot count on the staff at any of these locations to get it right. As far as Dr. Chaudrhy herself, she does seem to share our concern in the delays but it doesn’t make the wasted time and waiting any easier.

My favorite doctor of all time. She is so thorough! She is also extremely caring and takes time to listen to all my concerns, anxieties, fears, etc. When my husband and I wanted to start a family, I saw her for a well-​visit and she was the doctor who got my iron and vitamin D levels to normal range. Plus, thanks to her, I discovered that (unfortunately) my thyroid levels were off. Now I am seeing specialists in that area. We worked together to get my body to a healthy place, and now here I am — proud mother of a beautiful 7 month boy. I completely trust this woman with my health. My husband will be seeing her now, too!

Made an appointment for 8:30, office posted hours are 8:00am. I showed up at 8:20, to complete paperwork and such — but no one was there. Waited for 25min, and finally at 8:45 one of the office staff shows up — doesn’t apologize — and then I have to wait for another 30min for my appointment.
If they aren’t going to show up until 9am, then it would be nice for them to change their office hours to 9am. There were other people waiting with me outside in the hallway as well.
However– the doctor is nice, helpful and clearly explained my test results.

Accepts walk ins before 10:30 AM. Walked in at 9:30 and was seen less than 40 minutes later. Very professional and to the point.

What we really liked about the doctor is the time she spend with us. She listened very carefully and answered all our questions. She is very professional and took really good care of us. Will definitely recommend her.

Away from my home state for several months caring for a sick relative and needed maintenance medication refills. Saw the ad for this «caring» doctor online. First visit got prescription for one month advised to come back in 30 days given another 30 day refill. Each time paying the fee of $ 49 for having my blood pressure taken. When asked when would I get 3 month refill? First you have to establish relationship she said, you decide… So I did. For me cheaper to order 3 month supply of one med from India than go through the hassle.

I’m really not picky when it comes to doctors and their offices. I found her off of the healthcare partners website and I just needed to change my primary care physician so I could get a referral to the dermatologist that was much needed before I left the country for five months to study abroad. I made an appointment a month before my departure date and she had given me a referral to see another doctor. I waited around for about a week and a half puzzled and confused why I had not received a call. I called in twice to the office and all the office staff kept repeating was that I was new in the system and that they would call and see why the referral was taking so long.
I went in to receive a shot that I needed to study abroad and I had asked again about the status of my authorization. The nurse repeated that they had not received any notification about the status of my referral and would call again immediately to check in. In the meantime, I had needed two shots (Hep A and Typhoid) in order to travel abroad. The nurse said the office only had Hep A and didn’t know what Typhoid was. I found it rather surprising and practically upsetting that those I am supposed to trust my health in do not have any idea what so ever about common known vaccines. What else do they not know?
A couple days later I called in about the status of my Typhoid vaccine authorization along with the dermatology authorization. The nurse told me that she had been really busy lately so that I should just call Friday morning to see if my authorization had gone through? Bizarre, right? The nurse told me that miraculously the derm authorization had come in this morning but she was so busy during the day that she hadn’t had time to call. I call the dermatology office that I was given an authorization for and by that time all appointments were booked up so I am now not able to see a dermatologist before I leave the country.
I called healthcare partners to file a complaint and I found out that Dr. Chaudhary’s office and I found out that their office didn’t even file for an authorization until July 8!!! I went in to see her at the end of june!
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his really shows this office’s lack of organization and medical knowledge and professionalism.
I WILL NEVER GO TO THIS OFFICE AGAIN!

I’m at an in-​between stage of losing my last job and having just been hired for a new one. I’ve been without work before, but with the economy in its current downturn, finding another job has been a challenge and took me quite a bit longer than my previous periods of unemployment. :-(Since I lost my last job, that meant I also lost my medical insurance coverage. I needed to get a prescription filled and since I didn’t have a regular doctor, I looked online and found Dr. Archna Chaudhary.
What caught my attention immediately was that no appointment was necessary, you didn’t have to have insurance and office visits were a reasonable $ 49.00.
The following morning, I showed up at Dr. Chaudhary’s office when it opened at 8:00. I had to fill out some new patient paperwork first and pay my $ 49.00 fee. I was told the doctor wasn’t in, so I had to wait.
A little while later, one of the assistants took me in and took my weight, temperature and blood pressure, then had me wait inside one of the exam rooms for the doctor. The doctor arrived around 9:00, and apologized for the wait as her first patient for the day was at a nursing home.
The doctor proceeded to take my medical history and noted it in my file. Then she gave me a routine physical exam. After informing the doctor of my need to have a medical prescription filled, she asked me about the medication then told me she would write the prescription. I waited in the waiting room briefly for the prescription to be handed to me, at which time I made a follow-​up appointment for two weeks later.
My impression of the doctor was that she is a professional, warm and caring person, who is genuinely interested in your concerns and takes the time to listen. If you live close by and have no medical insurance, I highly recommend scheduling an appointment.
One more thing: If you choose to park inside the parking lot around the building, you need to pay for parking at the desk just inside the door before leaving.

I’ve always been afraid of going to the doctor because going to the doctor usually was a good indicator that I was sick. I had many different illnesses in my childhood years, so doctor visits were never a routine and normal thing. They were only there for emergencies. So, one can imagine my apprehension in going to the doctor after all of these years, after having never received a full physical check-​up in my adult life.
However, after doing some random online researching and reading a few reviews here and there, I came across Dr. Chaudhary’s website. She seemed very honest. I decided to give it a shot, thinking that I was not going in for anything very invasive, so I had very little to risk. Plus, if I paid with cash, I could get 10% off of the $ 49 payment (without insurance).
I went in, waited behind two other patients. I was seen about 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment time. The nurses there were friendly. Dr. Chaudhary was very patient. She encouraged me to ask questions, and made me feel very comfortable. She was very clear in giving my options, particularly in regards to payment (knowing that I did not have insurance). They didn’t sideline me and didn’t trick me into getting other test work done that would have been additional charges.
While I am unemployed, it’s comforting to know that I can potentially have a general practice doctor that I can go to who will take time to answer my questions.
I’ll need to go back to get some other tests done, which are a lot more invasive, so update on that later.