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Dr. Danelle Fisher is a pediatrician in Los Angeles, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Providence St. John's Health Center. She received her medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University. She is one of 38 doctors at Providence St. John's Health Center who specialize in Pediatrics.
Medical School
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY
One of the receptionists was very firm with my son about wearing a mask. I appreciate the need to wear one, but he was already scared and I was working with him to get it on. her comments (made out of fear, I assume?) were premature, unnecessary and unhelpful to the situation, particularly in a pediatrics office during a difficult time.
5
Providence Patient
We have different expectations from a Pediatrician service. We don't feel comfortable anymore with the way DR. Fisher listens and explain things to us. We will chance Pediatrician for our child.
1.8
Providence Patient
She's always incredibly friendly and knowledgeable and has great suggestions to solve any issues we have.
5
Providence Patient
I have a good experience, thank you
5
Providence Patient
Called office because my daughter had rash. Spoke first with triage nurse, then emailed doctor. Spoke with nurse following morning and was directed to come in. Doctor Fisher diagnosed issue immediately and was reassuring, knowledgeable, and caring - during assessment.
5
Providence Patient
Dr. Fisher is outstanding!
5
Providence Patient
[...] Dr Fisher makes care feel very personal.
5
Providence Patient
nurse [...] was very kind and great with kids. Dr Fisher treats us with personal attention that is unmatched.
5
Providence Patient
Fantastic office staff & nurses!
4.9
Providence Patient
prompt and friendly
5
Providence Patient
doctor writes off concerns, I felt not understood/listened to like my concerns were not valid