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I am the conservator of a former Cedars Sinai patient and I am leaving a one-star review/rating for the following reason:It is important to note that the patient has severe autism and takes seizure and behavior medication. In one of the patient's MRI appointments, the ******* ***************************** was 45 minutes late. The patient had another appointment in a different hospital area, and the Doctor knew this. The patient needed to be sedated so he was fasting and was not on his usual medications. As a consequence, the patient was antsy. When the Doctor finally arrived, tensions were already high as I was trying to keep the patient calm and I was trying to understand from the staff where the Doctor was for an appointment she was scheduled to be at. When she finally arrived, the Doctor was acting unprofessionally by ******* through the appointment. She was ******* because I believe that she knew that her lateness may cause an overlap with another appointment that the patient had that same morning (15 minutes later.)Two weeks later, without warning, I received a letter from the Doctor saying that the hospital would no longer treat the patient. Not even a quick phone call or email was communicated as a courtesy. By the time the letter came, the high-risk patient was given only two weeks to find another physician. The letter also noted that no prescription refills would be made for the patient. Regardless of how the Doctor feels about me, I think it's extremely unprofessional to punish a non-verbal conservatee who has severe health issues. I wouldn't recommend this Doctor to anyone who is a parent/guardian/conservator who expects to have the physician attend appointments on time and not have their physician -- in my opinion -- act unprofessionally with them.In my opinion, the Hospital has an issue with communication as well as an issue with coordinating appointments.