Just heard that this doctor is no longer working at San Gorgonio. What a shame. She really took great care of my sister who is battling lymphoma. Dr Epley was always available and very caring. She called us at home after my sister's hospital discharge to make sure she was doing ok. The hospital is not the same without her. She will be missed.

Submitted Dec. 6, 2013

She is a great doctor who took her time to explain my medical problem to me and my family. Wish there were more doctors like her.

Submitted Nov. 12, 2013

She was a Hospitalist when my own PCP was out of town and I was to be on IV Antibiotics for seven days.She was horrible, wanted to release me on day 4, so I filed an Appeal, and won. She stopped all my antibiotics, even my pain meds until I went into withdrawals. I would have my dog treated by her, she has no business treating patients, anywhere! She dropped a Dr.s name at the Medicare Q10 Board as if to threaten me I would lose, but I won. Unfortunately, at a price though. She should have asked me up front what my doctor was admitting me for and for how long, and not judge me like she did. My own PCP was so angry she brought Dr. Epley's boss in to see the condition of my hand.

Submitted April 2, 2012

Agree with initial rating of this supposed doctor. She needs to go back to "bedsite manner" class and start over. Patients are human beings who hurt, a lot sometmes and for her to stop that one patients IV meds, is a horrible thing to do.

Submitted July 3, 2011

She saw me as an inpatient, and my PCP wanted me on 2 IV Antibiotics for seven days. When I learned I was being released after only four days, I filed a Medicare Appeal, which by the way I won. However, she stopped all my meds until I began to go through withdrawals and lied to me about my own medication I had brought with me per my PCP. If you should ever get this woman as your Hospitalist, ask for another one. I was lied to and didn't discover the extent until I rezuested all the records sent to Medicare. I intend on taking them with me when I see my PCP again. She has no business treating any patient but her own and as far as I am concerned, shouldn't even be a Physician!!

Submitted June 15, 2011