The office is open Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM.

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Luv Health is enhanced access to Dr. Sushma Bhadauria, MD — secure messaging with her care team including evenings and weekends, and same-day appointments held back for Luv Health patients.

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An example conversation: a patient describes cramping at 14 weeks, the Luv assistant asks a follow-up question, Dr. Bhadauria replies and offers appointment times, and the patient books 8:15 AM.
SB Dr. Bhadauria Secure · OB/GYN
I'm 14 weeks and I've had cramping since last night, with some spotting. Should I be worried? 9:47 PM
Luv Assistant Two quick questions so your care team has what it needs. How would you rate the cramping, 1 to 10? 9:48 PM
About a 6. No fever. 9:49 PM
Dr. Bhadauria I've read your intake. I'd rather see you tomorrow than have you lie awake wondering. 9:53 PM

Tomorrow · Dr. Sushma Bhadauria

8:15 AM 9:40 AM 2:30 PM
Booked — tomorrow, 8:15 AM
Board-Certified OB/GYN, FACOG Attending Physician, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Former faculty, UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine 15+ years in obstetrics & gynecology Beverly Hills · 6330 San Vicente Blvd 4.95 / 5 across 173 patient reviews
01 — The problem

A true story, told a thousand times

This is what one simple question costs you.

Nothing is wrong with the medicine. What's broken is the distance between having a question and reaching the person who already knows your history.

  1. You send a portal message. “Is this normal at 14 weeks?”

  2. Nothing.

  3. Still nothing.

  4. The office closes for the weekend.

  5. You're awake in the dark on your phone, reading a forum post from 2019 written by a stranger.

  6. You call the moment they open. Hold music, then a callback “within 48 hours.”

  7. Six days later you get ninety seconds — and an answer that would have taken thirty.

You weren't overreacting.
You were asking a question.

02 — How it works

The alternative

Luv Health deletes the six days.

  1. Step 1: Ask

    Write it the way you'd say it out loud, at whatever hour it occurs to you. Evenings and weekends included.

    Silent demo Demo: a patient opens Ask Luv and types her question in her own words.

    Screen recording, no sound. The demo patient signs in, opens Ask Luv, types “I’ve had cramping since last night with a little spotting” and sends it. Fictional information only.

  2. Step 2: Get understood

    An intake assistant asks the follow-ups a good triage nurse would ask — when it started, how severe, what else you've noticed — then organizes your answers.

    Silent demo Demo: Luv asks follow-up questions, then she checks her answers before sending.

    Screen recording, no sound. Luv asks when it started and how severe it is. The patient answers each question, reviews her answers on one screen and presses Send. Fictional information only.

  3. Step 3: Hear from her

    Dr. Bhadauria opens one clear summary with your own words a tap away, and replies herself. A person, not a template.

    Silent demo Demo: the physician opens the organized summary and replies herself.

    Screen recording, no sound. In the care-team inbox the physician opens the patient’s structured summary, reads the patient’s own words, writes a reply and sends it. Fictional information only.

  4. Step 4: Book

    If you need to be seen, times appear inside the same conversation — often today or tomorrow, because slots are held for Luv Health patients.

    Silent demo Demo: she picks an open appointment time and confirms it.

    Screen recording, no sound. The patient chooses a day, taps an open time, confirms the booking and sees it on her Appointments page. Fictional information only.

  5. Step 5: Get care

    You arrive with insurance verified, records uploaded and your story already told. The visit starts where the conversation left off.

    Silent demo Demo: her visit checklist shows insurance, records and when to arrive.

    Screen recording, no sound. The patient opens her upcoming visit and scrolls the checklist: insurance on file, records uploaded, arrive-by time and directions. Fictional information only.

The assistant never practices medicine. It collects and organizes — it cannot diagnose, prescribe, interpret a result, or tell you that you're fine. And if anything you write suggests an emergency, it stops immediately and points you to emergency care instead of asking another question.

4.95Average rating across 173 patient reviews
15+Years in obstetrics and gynecology
1Physician. Yours — not a rotating panel of strangers
$1.64A day. The whole practice administrative support fee
03 — Your physician

Dr. Sushma Bhadauria, MD Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Who answers

The doctor doesn't change.
The distance does.

Luv Health will never route you to a stranger on a video call. It connects you to the physician who already knows your history.

Certification
Board-Certified Obstetrician Gynecologist, FACOG
Hospital
Attending Physician, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center — still delivering babies, operating, and teaching residents
Academic
Former Assistant Professor, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Training
MD and MS in Obstetrics & Gynecology; residency at UCLA and Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center
Published
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology · Gynecologic Oncology · International Surgery
Honors
UCLA Ob-Gyn Teaching Award · Golden Apple Award, Cedars-Sinai · 2019 Los Angeles Award
Practice
Private practice since 2014, one mile from Cedars-Sinai

In 2015 CBS News covered her delivery of a baby born at 26 weeks, still inside an intact amniotic sac — a genuine rarity. Mother and baby did well. That only happens when someone has spent fifteen years getting very good at this.

04 — Her patients

★★★★★  4.95 out of 5 · 173 reviews

People don't write reviews like this about a portal.

★★★★★ She is the most caring, kind and knowledgeable doctor — not just OB/GYN — I have ever encountered.
L. I.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ This was the nicest experience I've ever had at the gyno. I usually dread going like most women. Dr. Bhadauria took her time listening and was super gentle.
Sara G.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ No drama. She never suggests unnecessary tests.
Amy M.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ Dr. B is the best OB/GYN in LA and anywhere. She is so calm and dedicated that I cannot say enough good things about her.
Stephanie P.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ I have never met a doctor with such good bedside manner. She is patient, dedicated, and polite.
Kim S.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ She was my OB for my last two pregnancies and it has been nothing but incredible. She always took the time to hear my concern.
Normz M.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ Staff was very nice, and I felt like Dr. Bhadauria spent a lot more time with me than most.
Christine S.Patient review · Yelp
★★★★★ There are no words to explain how thankful we are for taking care of us during our pregnancy and the day Camille was born.
Mario & RebecaPatient review · Patient note
05 — Luv Health Access

How Luv Health Access supports your care

Luv Health Access helps you manage your care before, during, and after your appointment.

  1. Create your profile

    Create your account and sign in to Luv Health.

  2. Book your appointment

    Choose an available appointment with the practice.

  3. Complete your intake

    Complete your intake forms and share the information needed before your visit.

  4. Attend your appointment

    Visit the practice for your in-person appointment.

  5. Continue your care

    Sign in after your visit to review care information, contact your care team, and book follow-up appointments.

Ongoing access Your Luv Health account stays available after your appointment. You can continue to sign in and use the tools that support your care.

06 — Questions

Before you join

Frequently asked questions

Using Luv Health

Does Luv Health replace my doctor?

No. Luv Health helps you connect with the physician and care team you already see.

Does Luv provide medical advice?

No. Luv helps collect and organize information for your care team. It does not diagnose, prescribe, interpret results, or make clinical decisions.

When will my care team respond?

Your practice sets its response-time expectations. You will see them before sending a message.

Luv Health Access

What is Luv Health Access?

Luv Health Access helps you manage your care before, during, and after your appointment. With your Luv Health account you can message Dr. Bhadauria’s care team, book appointments, complete your intake before a visit, and keep your records and insurance in one place. Your account stays available after your appointment.

What does Luv Health Access cost?

$600 per year, paid to Dr. Sushma Bhadauria as a practice administrative support fee. This fee includes access to Luv Health and related administrative services from your practice. There is no enrollment fee.

The fee does not pay for clinical care and does not replace your insurance. Visits, labs, procedures, and medications are billed to your insurance as usual. Compare the options.

Does Luv Health Access replace insurance?

No. Luv Health Access provides enhanced access and communication. Your visits, labs, procedures, and medications are still billed through your insurance.

Which insurance plans does Dr. Bhadauria’s practice accept?

Dr. Bhadauria’s practice accepts the insurance plans listed below. Your benefits and in-network status are determined by your insurer. Confirm your coverage before your appointment.

Accepted plans

  • Aetna
  • Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Blue Shield
  • Cigna
  • Health Net
  • UnitedHealthcare

Insurance verification details

Practice Tax ID
800961833
Dr. Sushma Bhadauria NPI
1164472460

Give these to your insurer when you check your network status.

Can I cancel Luv Health Access?

Yes. Your practice’s cancellation terms are shown before you join. Access continues through your current paid term.

Privacy

Who can view my messages?

Your connected physician and authorized care-team members can view your information. Your messages and health information are protected and available only to the people involved in your care.

Urgent care

What should I do in an emergency?

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Luv Health is not an emergency service.

All frequently asked questions

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