I just filed a complaint with the medical board for reasons other people in review have already talked about. I also recommend you find out what he is going to charge you and get that it writing. When I questioned a bill, I was laughed at and told the doctor can charge whatever he wants.

Submitted June 5, 2019

Went to him for chronic pain. He doesn't seem to know the difference between hand sanitizer and drinking alcohol. Asked me for a UA which I gladly gave him. After I passed the UA I crutched back to his office, handed his prescription back and told him what I told him before I DON'T DRINK , especially on pain meds. I would never recommend him. Plus, in the few months I saw him he couldn't even diagnose what he was treating.

Submitted June 23, 2017

Second visit to this office. Really quick visit - saw Dr Dahi, made my next appointment, got my meds, all in under 1 hour! Guess the first visit was so long just because I was a new patient. Also new meds are working better than the old ones!

Submitted Jan. 8, 2015

I'm a work comp case and had an appointment at 10am. Had to pee in a cup - found out you do this at every appointment even if the appointment is just to pick up your meds. Didn't see the doctor until 12:45pm. Then saw him for like 3minutes. I was a new patient so he had his PA take notes on my case. She was rude and seemed to be annoyed with me for taking up her time. I had just finished filling out a lot of paperwork and the front desk took copies of all the paperwork I had brought in. However she didn't read any of this and proceeded to ask all the same questions. I mentioned that I usually got my meds via mail and she snapped, "Well we don't do that. You will come here once a month to get your meds here." Then Dr Dahi came in to tell me he was changing meds. I've been taking the same meds since 2012. Then they ushered me out to the waiting area to wait on my meds. The nurses seemed bored, but helpful. His waiting area is really too small and I missed half a day of work. At this point I'm not sure he knows what he's doing. On the plus side the new meds seem to work better than the old ones so maybe that's a good thing. As for his strict drug screening, it's just crazy.

Submitted Dec. 17, 2014

I had an appointment at 11:30 AM. His nurses strolled in at 12:15 and he finally saw me at 1 PM! Not only is that very unprofessional, but also rude and inconsiderate. When I finally got back there, he visited with me for about 5 minutes. I was seeing him for neck pain related to a car accident. His first recommendation was to do injections (after seeing me for 5 MINUTES), but I did not want that course of treatment as I have done research and found they are not that good for you, and often ineffective. He suggested acupuncture, which I was open to, but wanted me to visit his office in Arcadia. ARCADIA!? Why can't I see someone closer to my house? I have a full time job and can't be driving out to Arcadia all the time. To which his staff's response was to shrug. Figure it out yourself. I don't think he cared about me at all or my well being. I will not be back.

Submitted Aug. 4, 2014

I was seeing Dr. Dahi for pain related to fibromyalgia. During the 1 1/2 years I saw him, the pain was never effectively treated. He tried various injections and medications, but it seemed like the other symptoms that were complicating the pain disorder were ignored. He did not offer referrals to any other doctors to try to treat these symptoms, nor did he really try to treat them himself. He also did not follow up on symptoms to see if they had improved. He does not accept HMO insurance, but was in-network for my PPO plan. He does charge for any paperwork you need completed, including state disability forms.

Submitted Aug. 27, 2008