Los Angeles and Orange County · Obstetrics, gynecology and women’s surgery
Choose the Right AllSafe Medical Group Office and Prepare for Care Before You Arrive
AllSafe Medical Group is a Southern California obstetrics and gynecology practice with nine offices across Los Angeles and Orange counties. It provides pregnancy care, high-risk pregnancy monitoring, ultrasound, preventive gynecology, contraception, infertility evaluation, urogynecology and minimally invasive surgery.
This guide explains the full patient process inside one page: which service to choose, how to schedule, what new patients should send, how to use the portal, what insurance information to verify, what happens during pregnancy or gynecology visits and when symptoms require immediate care.
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This guide covers AllSafe Medical Group at allsafemd.com. It is the Southern California OB-GYN group with locations in Los Angeles, Huntington Park, Downey, Lynwood, Torrance, Long Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana and Orange.
Do not use the portal or online contact form for an emergency. Call 911 for severe breathing trouble, chest pain, loss of consciousness, stroke symptoms, heavy uncontrolled bleeding or thoughts of harming yourself or the baby. Pregnant patients should also follow the emergency and labor-and-delivery instructions provided by their obstetric team.
Medical focus
Obstetrics, gynecology, surgery and urogynecology.
Service area
Los Angeles and Orange counties.
Clinic network
Nine Southern California locations.
Typical posted hours
Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.; verify your office.
Start with the correct appointment
Which AllSafe Medical Group service fits your concern?
PREGNANCY OR PRECONCEPTION
You are pregnant or planning pregnancy
Choose obstetric care for pregnancy confirmation, prenatal visits, ultrasound, high-risk monitoring, delivery planning and postpartum follow-up. Choose preconception or infertility care when pregnancy has not yet occurred.
Bring: last menstrual period, pregnancy-test date, medication list, prior pregnancy history and relevant fertility or prenatal records.
GYNECOLOGY
You need routine or problem-focused women’s care
Choose gynecology for preventive examinations, Pap testing, STI care, contraception, irregular bleeding, pelvic pain, fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis or menopause concerns.
Bring: symptom timeline, bleeding calendar, prior Pap results, ultrasound reports and current contraception information.
SURGERY OR UROGYNECOLOGY
You were referred for a procedure or pelvic-floor problem
Choose a surgical or urogynecology consultation for prolapse, urinary leakage, complex pelvic pain, fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts or a proposed hysterectomy.
Bring: prior imaging, biopsy or pathology, operative reports, treatments already tried and future pregnancy preferences.
Fastest scheduling rule: Tell the office whether the visit is pregnancy-related, preventive, symptom-based, fertility-related, urogynecologic or surgical. That helps staff choose the correct provider and appointment length.
Appointment workflow
How to schedule with AllSafe Medical Group
Choose a preferred location
Select the office nearest to home, work, school or the hospital named in your pregnancy plan. Confirm that the provider and requested service are available there.
Describe the reason accurately
State whether you need pregnancy confirmation, prenatal care, a well-woman visit, birth control, abnormal bleeding care, fertility evaluation, ultrasound, urogynecology or a surgical consultation.
Identify yourself as new or established
The official contact form separates new patients, existing patients and other inquiries.
Provide insurance before the first visit
AllSafe asks new patients to submit insurance information early so staff can verify eligibility and reduce check-in delays.
Ask whether a referral or authorization is required
HMO plans, Medi-Cal managed-care products, imaging, procedures and specialist services may require formal approval.
Confirm the exact office and provider
Save the street address, suite, direct phone number, provider name and arrival time.
Watch for electronic paperwork
The practice states that new-patient paperwork is sent by email after the appointment is confirmed.
Arrive about 15 minutes early
AllSafe recommends early arrival so registration can be completed without reducing time with the clinician.
Appointment request script
“I need an appointment for [pregnancy, preventive visit or specific symptom]. I am a [new/existing] patient and prefer the [location] office. My insurance is [full plan and medical-group name]. Can you confirm the correct provider, referral requirements, forms, expected payment and records I should send?”
First-visit preparation
What a new AllSafe patient should prepare
Government-issued photo identification
Current insurance card and medical-group details
Referral or authorization when required
Medication and supplement list
Drug, latex and medication allergy list
Previous gynecologist or obstetrician information
Pap, biopsy and pathology reports
Ultrasound and imaging reports
Pregnancy and delivery history
Fertility treatment or surgery records
Preferred pharmacy information
Written symptom timeline and questions
Forms available in English
- Medical History
- Patient Registration
Forms available in Spanish
- Medical History–Spanish
- Patient Registration–Spanish
Paperwork backup: If the email link does not work, AllSafe says the front desk can provide the forms. Call before arrival when you need a paper copy, language help or accessibility accommodation.
Nine Southern California offices
AllSafe Medical Group locations, addresses and direct phones
Confirm the selected provider and service before traveling
| Location |
Current address |
Direct phone |
Local check |
| Los Angeles |
4156 S Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90011 |
323-454-2388 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Huntington Park |
2760 E Florence Ave, Huntington Park, CA 90255 |
323-587-2222 |
Verify provider schedule and current daily hours. |
| Downey |
8077 Florence Ave, Suite 112, Downey, CA 90240 |
562-904-6031 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Lynwood |
3660 Imperial Hwy, Lynwood, CA 90262 |
310-885-5816 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Torrance |
3661 Torrance Blvd, Suite 200, Torrance, CA 90503 |
424-344-9233 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Long Beach |
3550 Linden Ave, Long Beach, CA 90807 |
562-595-5331 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Anaheim |
947 S Anaheim Blvd, Suite 270, Anaheim, CA 92805 |
949-829-4871 |
Current page publishes Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. |
| Santa Ana |
3501 S Harbor Blvd, Suite 200, Santa Ana, CA 92704 |
Use central number 562-904-6031 if uncertain. |
Current official pages display differing direct numbers; confirm before calling. |
| Orange |
1110 E Chapman Ave, Suite 101, Orange, CA 92866 |
714-633-4260 |
Use the current location page rather than an older form-page address. |
Southern California travel tip: Allow extra time for traffic, parking and multi-suite medical buildings. Save the suite number and do not assume every provider, ultrasound or procedure is available at every office.
Santa Ana phone discrepancy: AllSafe’s current official pages display more than one direct Santa Ana number. Use the central number or current appointment form when a direct number does not connect.
Downey Office
8077 Florence Ave, Suite 112
Downey, CA 90240
Phone: 562-904-6031
Los Angeles Office
4156 S Central Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90011
Phone: 323-454-2388
Obstetric care pathway
Pregnancy care from the first appointment through postpartum follow-up
Pregnancy confirmation and dating
The first stage may include health-history review, medication safety, laboratory testing and ultrasound when clinically appropriate.
Initial prenatal plan
The care team reviews previous pregnancies, medical conditions, family history, blood type, infection screening and risk factors.
Ongoing prenatal visits
Visits monitor maternal health, blood pressure, fetal growth, symptoms and the need for additional testing.
Anatomy and growth assessment
Ultrasound may be used to assess fetal structures, growth, position, placenta and amniotic fluid.
Third-trimester preparation
Discuss warning signs, fetal movement, delivery location, on-call instructions and when to go to labor and delivery.
Postpartum care
Follow-up addresses physical recovery, bleeding, blood pressure, incision or tear healing, feeding, contraception and emotional health.
Information to bring to the first pregnancy visit
First day of the last menstrual period
Home or laboratory pregnancy-test date
Previous pregnancies and outcomes
Prior cesarean or pregnancy surgery records
Current prescriptions and supplements
Diabetes, blood-pressure or thyroid history
Fertility-treatment records when relevant
Current symptoms, bleeding or pain information
Medication safety tip: Do not stop an important prescription simply because pregnancy is suspected. Contact the prescribing clinician or obstetric office promptly for individualized instructions.
Closer pregnancy monitoring
What high-risk pregnancy care may involve
“High risk” does not mean a complication is certain. It means the pregnancy may need additional monitoring, testing, specialist coordination or a more detailed delivery plan.
Maternal health factors
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes
- Heart or kidney disease
- Autoimmune conditions
- Medication or surgical history
Pregnancy factors
- Multiple pregnancy
- Placental concern
- Abnormal fetal growth
- Bleeding or cervical concern
- Abnormal prenatal screening
Previous history
- Preterm delivery
- Pregnancy loss
- Preeclampsia
- Difficult delivery
- Prior uterine surgery
Ask who controls each part of care. A high-risk patient may see AllSafe, maternal-fetal medicine, another specialist and a hospital team. Save each phone number and know which office handles routine questions, urgent symptoms, testing and delivery.
Pregnancy and pelvic imaging
How to prepare for an AllSafe ultrasound
Transvaginal ultrasound
A covered ultrasound probe is placed in the vagina to obtain a closer view of the uterus, ovaries, cervix or an early pregnancy.
Transabdominal ultrasound
A transducer is moved across the abdomen after gel is applied. This method is commonly used later in pregnancy and for selected pelvic studies.
Confirm the type and purpose
Ask whether the study is for pregnancy dating, anatomy, growth, bleeding, pelvic pain, fibroids, ovarian cysts or another concern.
Ask about bladder preparation
Some early or pelvic studies may require a full bladder. Follow the instructions from the office rather than assuming.
Wear accessible clothing
A two-piece outfit can make an abdominal examination more comfortable.
Bring earlier reports
Prior ultrasound measurements help the clinician compare growth or structural changes over time.
Ask when the clinician will interpret it
The person performing the scan may not be the clinician responsible for explaining the final result.
An ultrasound cannot identify every condition. Additional imaging, blood testing, genetic counseling or another specialist may be recommended when a finding needs more evaluation.
Routine and problem-focused care
Gynecology services explained in plain English
Reason for visit, what may be reviewed and useful preparation
| Patient concern |
Possible evaluation |
What to bring |
| Preventive or well-woman care |
Health history, examination, screening review, Pap testing when due and contraception discussion. |
Earlier Pap results, family history and screening dates. |
| Irregular or heavy bleeding |
Pregnancy testing, laboratory work, pelvic examination, ultrasound or endometrial sampling when appropriate. |
Bleeding calendar, medication list and earlier imaging. |
| Pelvic pain |
Examination and assessment for infection, cysts, fibroids, endometriosis, bladder or pelvic-floor causes. |
Pain timeline, cycle relationship and previous treatment. |
| Fibroids or polyps |
Review of bleeding, pressure, fertility plans, ultrasound and treatment choices. |
Ultrasound reports, anemia testing and future pregnancy goals. |
| STI testing or treatment |
Confidential history, testing based on exposure and treatment or partner guidance when needed. |
Exposure dates, symptoms, allergies and recent treatment. |
| Menopause symptoms |
Hot flashes, sleep, vaginal symptoms, bone health, bleeding and individualized treatment risks. |
Symptom history, family history and current medicines. |
| Abnormal Pap result |
Review of the exact cytology and HPV result, followed by repeat testing, colposcopy or another plan. |
Complete Pap, HPV and biopsy reports. |
Contraceptive care
Birth-control options available for discussion
Daily or user-controlled
Birth-control pills, vaginal ring and other methods that require regular action.
Long-acting methods
Hormonal or copper IUDs and the Nexplanon arm implant.
Injection
Depo-Provera given on a repeating schedule.
Permanent contraception
Minimally invasive bilateral salpingectomy or another appropriate sterilization procedure.
How soon pregnancy may be desired
Bleeding and cramping preferences
Migraine, blood-clot and blood-pressure history
Breastfeeding or postpartum status
Medication interactions
Insurance authorization and device coverage
Permanent means permanent. A sterilization decision should include discussion of alternatives, regret risk, surgical risks and certainty about future pregnancy plans.
Pregnancy-planning support
What to prepare for an infertility consultation
How long pregnancy has been attempted
Cycle dates and ovulation information
Previous pregnancy history
Prior fertility tests or treatment
Pelvic infections or surgery history
Fibroid, endometriosis or ovarian-cyst history
Partner testing already completed
Medication and supplement list
Save time by bringing both partners’ available records. Fertility evaluation may involve ovulation, ovarian reserve, uterine or tubal factors and sperm testing rather than focusing on one person alone.
Pelvic-floor care
Urogynecology for incontinence, prolapse and pelvic-floor symptoms
AllSafe lists urogynecologic evaluation and treatment for pelvic-floor disorders, including urinary incontinence, pelvic-organ prolapse, chronic pelvic pain and selected sexual-health concerns.
Urinary leakage
Leakage with coughing, exercise or urgency may have different causes and treatment paths.
Pelvic-organ prolapse
A feeling of pressure, bulging or incomplete bladder emptying may require examination and treatment planning.
Pelvic pain or sexual dysfunction
Evaluation may include gynecologic, bladder, muscular and pelvic-floor factors.
Helpful bladder preparation: Keep a short diary of fluid intake, bathroom trips, urgency and leakage triggers before the consultation if the office recommends it.
Minimally invasive treatment
Gynecologic surgery options listed by AllSafe Medical Group
Procedure and the problem it may address
| Procedure |
Common purpose |
Important decision question |
| Hysterectomy |
Removal of the uterus for selected bleeding, fibroid, pain, prolapse or other conditions. |
Are uterine-preserving alternatives medically appropriate? |
| Myomectomy |
Removal of fibroids while retaining the uterus. |
How could the procedure affect fertility and future delivery? |
| Ovarian cystectomy |
Removal of an ovarian cyst while attempting to preserve ovarian tissue. |
What is the risk of recurrence or ovary removal? |
| Endometriosis excision or ablation |
Treatment of visible endometriosis associated with pain or fertility concerns. |
What symptoms is surgery expected to improve? |
| Hysteroscopy or D&C |
Evaluation or treatment inside the uterine cavity. |
Will tissue be sent to pathology? |
| Endometrial ablation |
Reduction of heavy uterine bleeding in selected patients. |
Is future pregnancy desired or medically safe? |
| Bilateral salpingectomy |
Permanent contraception through removal of both fallopian tubes. |
Am I certain I do not want future pregnancy? |
| Pelvic-floor repair or sling |
Treatment of prolapse or selected urinary-incontinence problems. |
What non-surgical treatments have been tried? |
Surgical preparation checklist
Exact procedure and alternatives understood
Future fertility goals discussed
Hospital or surgery-center location confirmed
Insurance authorization completed
Medication and blood-thinner instructions obtained
Transportation home arranged
Expected recovery and work restrictions reviewed
Emergency and after-hours contact saved
Secure electronic access
How to enter the correct AllSafe Medical Group patient portal
The official AllSafe website links to an eClinicalWorks portal. Enter through the practice’s official website or the direct button below rather than selecting an unrelated AllSafe login from search results.
Use the official portal link
Confirm that the portal was opened from allsafemd.com and displays the expected practice connection.
Use the same personal details held by the office
Name, date of birth, phone number and email differences can prevent the account from matching.
Contact the office when an invitation is missing
The front desk may need to verify the account or resend access information.
Do not share account credentials
Ask the office about an approved caregiver or proxy process when another person needs access.
Portal limitation: Online messages are not a substitute for urgent assessment. Call the office for time-sensitive symptoms and call 911 when symptoms may be life-threatening.
Coverage and payment verification
Insurance accepted by AllSafe Medical Group
AllSafe’s official insurance page states that the practice accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare and most PPO and HMO plans. The page does not publish a complete product-by-product list.
“Most plans” is not a coverage guarantee. Verify the exact insurer, medical group, network, provider, location and service before the appointment.
Exact plan and network name
Assigned medical group or IPA
Selected AllSafe provider
Selected clinic location
Referral requirement
Prior authorization for ultrasound or surgery
Laboratory and hospital network
Copay, deductible and coinsurance
Pregnancy and delivery benefits
Contraceptive-device or fertility coverage
Insurance verification script
“My coverage is [full plan, network and medical group]. I am scheduling with [provider] at the [location] office for [service]. Is the provider and location in network? Do I need a referral or authorization, and what copay, deductible or coinsurance should I expect?”
Ask about separate bills: Office care, laboratory testing, ultrasound interpretation, hospital care, anesthesia and surgery may be processed by different organizations.
Forms and record transfer
How to transfer records to or from AllSafe Medical Group
AllSafe’s public patient-resource pages provide registration and history forms but do not currently publish a detailed medical-record fee schedule or processing timeline. Contact the office for the current authorization and delivery process.
Identify the record type
Specify prenatal notes, Pap results, pathology, laboratory work, ultrasound, surgery records or a complete date range.
Contact the correct office
Start with the location where the patient received care or use the central number when the provider worked at several sites.
Ask for the current authorization form
Confirm whether the signed form can be submitted electronically, by fax, by mail or in person.
Name the recipient completely
Include the receiving clinician, organization, address and secure fax.
Request images when needed
A written ultrasound report may not replace the actual image files needed for surgical or pregnancy comparison.
Keep submission proof
Save the completed authorization, delivery confirmation and date sent.
Record-request call script:
“I received care from [provider] at the [location] office between [dates]. I need [specific records] sent to [recipient]. Which authorization should I complete, where should I send it, is identification required and what is the current processing time or fee?”
After the appointment
Results, prescriptions and follow-up troubleshooting
A result appears before the clinician calls
Do not change medication based only on an automated high or low flag. Ask how it affects the full care plan.
An ultrasound result is missing
Confirm whether the study is finalized, which office ordered it and who is responsible for explaining it.
A prescription has not reached the pharmacy
Confirm the correct pharmacy and whether the clinician needs a visit, test result or authorization before prescribing.
An IUD or implant is delayed
Ask whether the insurer requires prior authorization, device ordering or use of a specific pharmacy.
Surgery authorization is pending
Ask whether the insurer still needs office notes, imaging, pathology or proof of earlier treatment.
A referral was sent to the wrong location
Give the referring office the selected AllSafe location, direct phone and requested provider.
The portal does not show an older record
Contact the treating office and request the record through the current release process.
Symptoms worsen while waiting
Call the clinical office. Seek emergency care immediately when warning signs develop.
Communication access
Languages and accessibility support
AllSafe states that its multilingual team includes providers who speak English, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Tagalog and Farsi.
Request the preferred spoken language while scheduling
Confirm whether the selected provider speaks that language
Ask for a qualified interpreter when needed
Use the available Spanish registration forms
Request communication accommodations before arrival
Bring hearing or vision-access equipment when appropriate
Accessibility contact: The practice directs patients seeking website or ADA-related accommodation help to
562-904-6031.
Pregnancy and postpartum safety
Symptoms that should not wait for a routine appointment
Serious pregnancy-related conditions can occur during pregnancy and during the year after delivery. Tell every emergency clinician that you are pregnant or were pregnant within the past year.
Call 911 or seek immediate care
- Trouble breathing
- Chest pain or fainting
- Possible stroke symptoms
- Seizure or loss of consciousness
- Thoughts of harming yourself or the baby
Urgent pregnancy warnings
- Heavy bleeding or leaking fluid
- Baby movement stopping or slowing
- Severe persistent abdominal pain
- Severe or worsening headache
- New vision changes
Urgent postpartum warnings
- Heavy bleeding or large clots
- Fever of 100.4°F or higher
- Severe swelling of hands or face
- Leg swelling, redness or pain
- Overwhelming weakness or confusion
Trust a significant change in your body. Contact the obstetric team when something feels unusual or concerning. Call 911 when symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening or potentially life-threatening.
Practical local shortcuts
Avoid these common AllSafe patient delays
01
Do not select by distance alone
Confirm that the provider and requested service are offered at that location.
02
Send insurance early
AllSafe specifically requests advance insurance details for new patients.
03
Use the current Orange address
The current location page shows 1110 E Chapman Ave, Suite 101.
04
Verify Santa Ana by central phone
Current official pages show inconsistent direct numbers.
05
Bring actual reports
Do not rely on remembering a prior Pap, biopsy or ultrasound result.
06
Arrive 15 minutes early
This is the practice’s published new-patient recommendation.
07
Confirm procedure authorization
Ultrasound, devices and surgery may require separate approval.
08
Save emergency instructions
Pregnant patients should know the on-call and labor-and-delivery route.
09
Use the official portal link
Avoid unrelated login pages with similar medical-group names.
Ten patient questions answered
AllSafe Medical Group frequently asked questions
What services does AllSafe Medical Group offer?
It provides obstetrics, high-risk pregnancy care, gynecology, ultrasound, contraception, infertility evaluation, urogynecology and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.
How many AllSafe Medical Group locations are there?
The practice currently lists nine offices across Los Angeles and Orange counties.
What is the central phone number?
Call 562-904-6031 for central help or use the direct number for the selected office.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Use the official contact form or call the selected location. State whether you are a new or existing patient and describe the exact reason for the visit.
What should a new patient bring?
Bring a photo ID, insurance card, medication list and relevant prior records. Complete the emailed forms and arrive about 15 minutes early.
Does AllSafe Medical Group have a portal?
Yes. The official website links to an eClinicalWorks patient portal. Enter through the official AllSafe site or the portal button in this guide.
Does AllSafe accept Medi-Cal and Medicare?
The official insurance page says the practice accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare and most PPO and HMO plans. Verify the exact product and provider before care.
Does AllSafe treat high-risk pregnancy?
Yes. The practice lists high-risk pregnancy management, ultrasound and full-scope obstetric care.
Does AllSafe perform gynecologic surgery?
Yes. Listed services include hysterectomy, myomectomy, ovarian cystectomy, endometriosis surgery, hysteroscopy, endometrial ablation, sterilization and pelvic-floor procedures.
When should a pregnant patient seek immediate care?
Seek immediate help for severe headache, fainting, vision changes, fever, trouble breathing, chest pain, severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, leaking fluid, reduced fetal movement, severe swelling or thoughts of self-harm. Call 911 for life-threatening symptoms.
Final official actions
Official AllSafe Medical Group patient tools
The services, preparation steps, location cautions, insurance questions and safety guidance are explained above. Use these official tools when you are ready to complete the final live action.
