Dr Sarah K. Yamaguchi

 

β€œit’s important to treat each patient as an individual as even the simplest things can be different for different people.β€œ

Dr. Yamaguchi graduated from USC Keck School of Medicine in 2006. She completed both her intern and residency training at Harbor-UCLA in Torrance, California. While Board Certified in both Obstetrics and Gynecology, she has decided to focus on Gynecology only. Dr. Yamaguchi is affiliated with Good Samaritan Hospital.

 
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β€œSarah is the best obgyn doctor I've ever had. I feel comfortable telling and asking her anything. I've never had to wait more than a few minutes for my appointment either. She is smart, no-nonsense, funny, and sweet.”

β€” Ava M

Trust

 

Gynecologists have a very unique relationship with their patients because they often share with us the most intimate details or their lives.

It’s important that there is a level of trust and openness.  A gynecologic exam is almost always uncomfortable for one reason or another. 

It’s important to me that I treat each patient as an individual as even the simplest things can be different for different people. 

Relationships

 

I value the relationships that I have with patients over the years and see them as more than just a diagnosis. 

I want to avoid assembly line Medicine where success is checking all the boxes and nothing bad happens. 

I value the doctor patient relationship and think the best medical decisions are made when both the physician and the patient have input.

Convenience

 

Now that I am doing an office based practice with no obstetrics, my patients will find it easy to get an appointment with me. I am also happy to offer telehealth visits outside of normal office hours if requested.