This listing isn't a gym. Google categorizes it as a doctor's office, and every one of its five written reviews describes urology care from Dr. Philip Weintraub, not fitness training of any kind.
A Serious Complaint Alleging a Surgical Complication and Dismissive Follow-Up Care
Ray Massara's review, from September 2023, describes a serious, detailed medical complaint: he says he was treated for a bladder tumor, experienced severe post-procedure pain that he alleges was linked to a bladder perforation during the surgery, and describes what he characterizes as a dismissive response from the doctor's office when he sought help, ultimately requiring extended hospitalization elsewhere. I'd flag that this is a specific, serious allegation involving a named physician, not a vague dissatisfaction, though I'd also note it's a single patient's account of a disputed medical outcome that I can't independently verify.
A Second Complaint About Dismissive Communication
Grace Barnes's review, from October 2024, raises a separate concern: she describes feeling that her symptoms were taken seriously until she shared additional information from another doctor, after which she felt the physician became dismissive of that outside input, and describes an expensive, uncomfortable diagnostic process that ultimately found nothing conclusive.
Multiple Long-Term Patients Describing Decades of Positive Care
Several reviewers describe a starkly different, long-term experience. APWU CAL's review states Dr. Weintraub has been her urologist for over 20 years, describing him as extremely professional, well-versed in his field, and someone who explains symptoms meticulously. Michael Rogers's review credits the doctor with literally saving his life, praising his staff as professional, respectful, and friendly. Rick Storer's review, from April 2026, the most recent in this set, specifically praises a named staff member, Alexis, for going out of her way to help with appointments and insurance coordination.
Why This Matters If You're Looking for a Gym
If you found this page searching for somewhere to train, none of it applies. Every one of the five reviews describes urology care, medical procedures, or staff interactions at a doctor's office, not any fitness facility.
What's Missing
Nothing here answers a fitness question, since none of the five reviewers describe a gym. I have no way to independently verify the specific medical allegations in the more critical reviews here, so I'd treat them as one side of a disputed account rather than an established fact.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for a gym. Anyone hoping to find fitness training or equipment at this location, since nothing in the written record describes any.
2701 W Alameda Ave Ste 200, Burbank, CA 91505, USA. The phone number is +1 818-843-1700, and the website is urologymedicalgroup.com. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday 08:30-17:00, Wednesday and Friday 08:30-12:00.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's categorized as a doctor's office, specifically a urology practice, and every written review describes medical care, not fitness training.
Are there serious complaints on record?
Yes. At least two reviewers describe serious, specific concerns about surgical complications and dismissive communication, though these are individual, disputed accounts I can't independently verify.
Are there long-term positive patient relationships?
Yes, according to multiple reviewers, including at least one who describes being a patient for over 20 years and credits the doctor with saving her life.
Is staff support for appointments and insurance available?
Yes, according to at least one recent reviewer specifically, who names a staff member, Alexis, as especially helpful with scheduling and insurance coordination.