The Woodbury Medical Group is located
in the Hoag Health Center at the
Woodbury Town Center, on the corner
of Sand Canyon and Irvine Blvd.
We know that going to the doctors
may not always be very much fun!
To make it easier on you and your loved ones you can check how many people are currently waiting for urgent care, before you even come to the
office. Just visit our
new Facebook
page for the
latest update.
may not always be very much fun!
To make it easier on you and your loved ones you can check how many people are currently waiting for urgent care, before you even come to the
office. Just visit our
new Facebook
page for the
latest update.
Latest News
Learn about Men's Health: Woodbury Medical Group's Doctor Felix Horng recently lectured about the topic of Men's Health... More >>
Language Interpretation Many health plans provide language interpretation services to help you make an appointment. More >>
Having trouble sleeping? You are not alone. Find out what steps you can take to get a good nite's sleep. More >>
Price Waterhouse Coopers PWC interviews Woodbury Medical Group's own Dr. Felix Horng as an expert about healthcare access. More >>
Language Interpretation Many health plans provide language interpretation services to help you make an appointment. More >>
Having trouble sleeping? You are not alone. Find out what steps you can take to get a good nite's sleep. More >>
Price Waterhouse Coopers PWC interviews Woodbury Medical Group's own Dr. Felix Horng as an expert about healthcare access. More >>
WOODBURY MEDICAL GROUP
6340 Irvine Boulevard
Irvine, California 92620
Phone: 949-559-6500
6340 Irvine Boulevard
Irvine, California 92620
Phone: 949-559-6500
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