Surgery is a stressful experience under the best of circumstances and surgeons can be a stoic lot…read more I know because I have had a few surgeries in my time. My recent surgery to repair an inguinal hernia was performed by Dr. Russel Martin, and I can tell you with absolute confidence that it was the easiest surgical experience of my life. Dr. Martin is a very good-natured man who exudes and inspires confidence that clearly comes, not from arrogance, but from experience, genuine skill, and dedication to his profession. All of my questions were answered ... all of my concerns were addressed. Dr. Martin was both patient and articulate. His team in the office and at the hospital (St. Agnes) were top-flight and made me feel very well cared for the entire time. My anesthesiologists were flawless. On a scale of 1-10 my post-op pain level never got past a 4 and my recovery has been rapid (two weeks later I am in the pool swimming laps and feeling fine) I feel none of the common post-op discomfort sometimes caused by the injection of CO2. I am 78 and Dr. Martin, made sure that I was ok for the procedure by sending me to Dr. Khoi Le (also an excellent doctor) for a cardiac clearance. As I said, surgery is stressful, but I can honestly say that Dr. Martin is the best I could hope for, and I remain very satisfied and grateful for his help in improving the quality of my life. If I could award him more stars I certainly would.

Dr. Martin is a kind and caring doctor. He will answer your questions without being in a rush. He…read moreremoved my gallbladder and repaired two hernias and I feel great. His office even called the next day to see how I was doing. I would highly recommend Dr. Martin.

Ver professional and makes sure you don't need any unnecessary tests. Highly recommend.read more

Excellent surgeon! Great bedside manners. She makes me feel very comfortable and almost can't see…read morethe surgical scar. Great job Dr Karipineni!

Dr Bains saw my father today and it was the first time he has been to Valley Foot and Ankle. The Dr…read morecut my father's nails so short that it took skin off my father's toes. My father is 94 and diabetic. I pray this Dr never hurts anyone else by his careless attempt at trimming my father's toenails.

I'm diabetic and needed to go someplace for Diabetic foot care. I saw Dr Oji the first time and…read morethis time I saw Dr Gan. Both doctors were friendly and attentive to my concerns. Office staff is welcoming and friendly. All in all I had a pleasant experience and felt well cared for.

Dr. Maruyama is an excellent surgeon! I was concerned that I had put surgery off for too long…read morecausing my situation to increase. Dr. Maruyama put my concerns and ease and was VERY thorough. The procedure went exactly as planned and I am very satisfied. He wanted to see me for a few post-surgical visits to ensure I was healing properly and there was no sign of infection. The staff is excellent and very friendly and I never waited longer than 5 minutes to be seen. My only suggestion is to improve the after-hours call service. The on-call Dr. 7/1 (day after my surgery) was not helpful nor professional and the wait time to speak to a doctor was ridiculous. I am so happy that surgery is behind me and I am well again! Thank you, Dr, Maruyama & Staff!!!

I've never been operated on before so this was my first experience. I must say there was a lot of…read moreanxiety prior to my hernia procedure. However, the experience prior, during, and post operation was amazing. My pain level never exceeded a 4 (out of 10). In fact, aside for the first 24 hours, I didn't need my pain medicine other than ibuprofen. I fully recovered after 2 weeks. Dr. Maruyama made me feel comfortable, confident and reassured that the procedure will go some. That it did. Staff is friendly to and love the fact that his procedures are done at Clovis Community Hospital.

Dr Juarez is very personable and was very helpful. The office staff was nice and everything was…read moremoving on time. No real wait time. I would definitely recommend Dr Juarez.

Called & got an appointment right away. Great Customer Service. The office is neat & clean. All the…read moreTechnicians are very polite & answers all questions w/ a great explanation. I was concerned about my feet b/c possible infection. Since I'm pre- diabetic, Dr Kaileh has ordered other diagnostic procedures to make sure circulation is ok. I highly recommend this place. Dr Mukker is located in Fresno however, I live in Madera County. A lot closer.

Stop for pain in my right toe, these doctors did not even examine my foot and keeping mind I'm…read moredietbetic, made me walk down a tile hallway with no protection on my foot, to a out dated and dirty X-ray machine, then had the gall to charge for this and not even looking at my feet , stay away people !! Good luck

Very kind staff and even kinder doctor. He has been so thoughtful and thorough and was able to help…read moreme get back on my feet. Truly an exceptional provider and an amazing front staff.

Absolutely love Dr. Baysal! He is our hero! Our story is becoming all too common these days. This…read moreis not the first time I had to be the healthcare advocate for our family. Why is it so hard to get the care you and your loved ones need? I took a leap of faith one night at 10:00pm as I lay in bed in shock that my Mom had been laying in a hospital bed waiting for a surgeon that would take her case and a bed at a hospital that would take her at all, because they had no beds. Here is our story... You know that feeling you get when you call a loved one that lives alone, and you know they have to be home, but they don't answer the phone. That is when that feeling starts. And you wait a few minutes to see if they call you back, but they don't.  So you call again.... and again... and again, but still no answer. That's the feeling! The one you hope you never get!  Well, I/we got it on Thursday, 5/4/23. Thank goodness our son called to ask where grandma was.  He then went over to see if she was OK, showing up just a couple minutes before us, and he found her on the floor with a broken leg! She had been there for 3 hours! I can not even imagine if she had laid there all night. Thank goodness we got to her and got her to the hospital so she could have the surgery that she desperately needed to repair her leg and relieve her pain.  I mean... That is how it should go. Right? NOPE!!!  Three days later and she is still laying in the same Hospital bed in pain, even with all the pain medication, waiting for a surgeon to accept her case and an available bed for her.  WHY YOU ASK? SaInt Agnes Surgeons determined that her case was too complex, so they sent her clinical Records over to CMC Fresno to see if they could take her.  They said NO because they are at capacity.  So, Saint Agnes sent her clinicals to UCSF to see if they could take her.  They said NO and referred her to CMC Fresno, who again said NO. So, Saint Agnes sent Mom's clinicals to Cedar Sinai in L.A. to see if they could take her case. This is not how things should go! Saturday 5/6/23 at 10:00pm this whole situation got the best of me so I figured I would do some research and look for an Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon from CMC that may have an e-mail address online that I could send a message to. I did find one that has 20+ years experience, so I sent him a message about mom in the hopes that he would take her case and find a bed for her at CMC.  He replied within 2 hours! We went back and forth several times with questions he had. Come to find out he has privileges at both CMC and SAMC. By 10:00am Sunday 5/7/23 this surgeon had called the doctor treating mom and had reviewed her X-Rays.  He said he can do the surgery and he can do it at Saint Agnes! He said he would go see mom that night and hoped to get an operating room for monday morning to do the surgery. Surgery was scheduled for 10:45am Monday morning then was changed at the last minute to Tuesday morning 5/9/23 at 7:30am. Ultimately, Mom had her leg repaired on 5/9/23. The surgeon was great! And she was able to stay at Saint Agnes!  Mom is doing great! She has been staying at a Skilled Nursing Facility to get up and walking strong again and will be discharged today. She laid in bed waiting too damn long for that surgery, which did not help with her overall strength, but she will get there. Also, she has to get past that feeling like she is going to fall again, which is tough. She is not happy with being knocked down a few pegs, especially after she had healed so well after her back surgery. I still can not understand why nobody at Saint Agnes reached out to local Orthopedic Trauma Surgeons to see if anyone was available to perform her surgery. She laid in that bed 5 nights waiting for surgery. But of course day 2 after surgery they want her shipped out before she can even stand up on her leg. There is something seriously wrong with our Healthcare system and medical professionals. Not ALL medical professionals, of course, but DAMN! IT SHOULDN'T BE SO HARD TO FIND THE GOOD ONES! So, from the bottom of my heart and every ounce of my Soul, I thank you, Dr. Baysal!

It's all about business for this MD. I went to him for my knee problem and was prescribed physical…read moretherapy. I have been waiting for Dr. Baysal to do the paperwork for 2 weeks...so authorization (which takes about two weeks also) by my insurance can be started. My daughter called several times in his office. His staff has no idea when will he be able to complete his part, they just keep relaying the message to him every time my daughter makes a phone call. Office staff cannot give time line. He did not entertain us when we walk in in his office. He wants us to make another appointment to see him for the same reason we saw him the first time. So sad to have this poor quality of care in our system. I wouldn't want him to do my knee surgery if I need one in the future.

The 3 stars were given for the EXCELLENCE in customer service from the front office staff...thank…read moreyou ladies, and for the x-ray technician who took my x-rays...thank you! My first visit was pretty good. I didn't speak to Dr. Grannis for very long. My second visit was definitely my last visit. The appointment was to go over my MRI. I happen to see the results so I was upset because I had been telling EVERYONE, from day one, that the pain was all across my collar bone yet they all insisted on doing x-rays and an MRI on my shoulder and part of my collar bone. I am not that patient that allows a doctor to tell me how I am feeling or what hurts. I expressed that, and the fact that no one is listening to me, to the nurse/medical assistant who put me in the room. She apparently relayed that information to the doctor because she comes in and was short and dismissive She storms out of the room after SHE was finished and closed the door in my face! That was rude and unprofessional. If she felt some kind of way about what I said, then be an adult and discuss it. I had recommended her to my to my cousin for my Aunt, after my first visit. I immediately sent a text to my cousin and told her to scratch that recommendation. If you don't advocate for yourself, then she's the doctor for you. If you do, look elsewhere!

Amazing, don't hesitate just know you're in the best of hands! Ask her about Soccer too.read more