Doctor Adamson is amazing ! He pulled 10 of my teeth out in under 20 minutes and I didn't feel a…read morething just a little bit of pressure. I healed up nicely! 10/10 recommend

if I could do -100 I would. After 1 hour and 20 minute wait all I got was a suggestion, a script…read morefor I could get for over-the-counter cheaper and a doctor that didn't freaking care. The last thing that gave me was a piece of paper to tell me how to take care of myself like I don't know how. This is the second time I've gone to see them and it will be last no matter what a referral says. They treat you like crap. The front desk was terrible barely got her to talk to me. You could hear all the employees in the back laughing and giggling while I'm sitting out front. for an hour and 20. DON'T go here

Had an appointment today with my surgeon, who amputated my toes on one foot. I only wonder why and…read morehow he is allowed to practice medicine. The man has talked to me less than 5 minutes in 2 aftercare appointments ! He's never told me what to expect., how long till they heal, how to walk with no toes, and how long should I keep my foot elevated, and try not to walk. How long do I need this painful boot I have to wear everywhere. Doctor Rembetski makes me feel insignificant. I cried the whole time i was in the examination room. He doesn't care , I'm a statistics it seems.

***update I…read morereceived my medical records where it is noted this surgeon wrote she repaired my hernia and she did not! I don't even know what to do about this other than share.

Dr. Sasse himself is amazing!! His bedside manner and knowledge is too notch. However, his front…read moreoffice staff is nothing to write home about. Called multiple times and left messages without any callback. Very disappointed in the aftercare from the office. Back office nursing staff really know their stuff and are very supportive

They have great surgeons and a very diversified staff. They help you make good decisions about your…read morecare. They are right with you for years and years. The care is superb. I have lost almost a hundred pounds with no side effects. They give great support and make sure your nutrition is always on track.

Doesn't read chart about current conditions or observe the patient's body that could impact the…read moreexam. Just wanted to do surgury didn't want to discuss option of care other than meds that cost $500. Staff is great tho

I'm surprised to realize I'd not given Dr Juell a review. He's the "real deal", traditional in the…read moregood sense and "cutting edge" (pun intended??) re: surgery. He did a hernia surgery for me, went very well + quick healing. Most importantly, I was diagnosed with breast cancer few years ago (scary!) and my PCP recommended Juell. He performed biopsy thru lumpectomy, recommended radiation w an innovative approach that he monitored. I'm fortunate my cancer was caught early (routine mammogram). I was very impressed that Dr Juell continued to monitor / review my mammograms for several years after. Highly recommend this surgeon.

I do like this group and I do like my doctor. But I have…read moresome concerns, as I've been warned that they will 'dismiss' you if they feel a need. For whatever reason. Which I guess is their right, but I'm pretty nervous. I mean, I have a terminal cancer diagnosis. And I need care. Which I am getting and I'm grateful for. But I believe I'd be better served by a change to another of their doctors. As my issue is I need a doctor there who has more insight into my specific situation. And some good connections regarding clinical trials. I've been offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic for a first line treatment. I've had no treatment to date. My cancer is being watched. So: I heard that they don't like you switching doctors. Which led me to query the internet and up popped some text from their website that said changing doctors was allowed and was not a problem. But I don't think this is true, as others have experienced denials to have a different doctor and even have been dismissed from the practice for being pro-active in finding a good fit. Beyond comments in this forum, I have been cautioned by other doctors in the larger medical community that I would need to demand the new doctor because they "don't like you to switch". ?? But if I demand, then I'll be in hot water. It's stressful to take this in. I'm afraid to get my needs met by asking for a different more specific carer to my situation. In my opinion, which is 'evidence based' in reference to the experience and expertise of the doctor I'd like to switch to. In the past, I've had some questions for my doctor where I have felt communicating was fraught. More recently I was offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic. Of course I wanted to discuss this with my Doctor here locally. I did not feel there was much interest --and I got the impression I would be booted out if I chose to begin therapy with the trial. I was told by Mayo that I would start the treatment at Mayo, but after a couple of months I could finish the protocol locally. So that was great, right? Well my doctor here did not offer that I could continue with the treatment locally. There was no enthusiasm. I was left hanging in trying to read the room. What my doctor said is "let me know what you decide" which came across as you either 1) do the clinical trial there, or 2) you stay here and don't do the clinical trial. Basically it was tough to feel heard. I was truly perplexed as the Mayo folks were clear with me that my cancer was --not becoming aggressive. But my doctor here was telling me I was --about to need chemotherapy as my cancer looked to be becoming aggressive. which is why I went to Mayo to get some clarity. They did a PETCT that painted an entirely different portrait of my disease status. Here locally my doc was telling me that I could have no treatment without verifying exactly what my cancer was doing, which would require open surgery just to try to get the tiny tumor area for pathology. The tumor being in a place that would risk my health to a very large degree. This was so confusing to then learn that I could avoid chemotherapy with a drug protocol that was not chemotherapy with no need to biopsy further. My doctor here seemed to think this was a possibility. But we just couldn't seem to connect to arrive at discussing this well. I do like my doctor. I think she cares and is capable. I wonder if my doctor has lost sight of my particular situation. The other local doctor works well with the Mayo Clinic and with Mayo trials, I think, given his connections there with Mayo. I have been referred to this other doctor verbally. And warned that getting switched could be a minefield I'll try to discuss this further with my present doctor. But I scared I will make this doctor will find me troublesome. Once it was suggested that I was wasting this doctor's time and this doctor became exasperated with me. Not kidding. So, you see. I'm nervous.

Dr. Cattoni is a very friendly and positive person who helped to put us at ease during a very…read moretrying time dealing with cancer. Great bedside manner each time we saw him over the past two years. He answered all of our seemingly unending questions with patience. The staff, too, have been friendly and seem to really care. A special shout-out to Steven who seemed as happy as we were about the the positive outcome of our last appointment!

My first adventure trying Ketamine and I did not do enough research on my part…read more Initial consult over phone w/Katherine was pleasant as I really liked her on phone and in person as she's genuinely sweet and listens. First consult w/Dr Watson for 30 min was informative on background of drug but didn't really get into 'why' I'm trying it. I did 3 session and each one was worse than the last as Tara the nurse, ie Dr Watson wife, used the needle for IVs as a weapon! 1st session: after treatment she helped me out of chair as said I could be dizzy and was nice and provided water 2nd session: I ended my 'journey' and heard nurse talking loudly even thru headphones and sat alone for 15 min; i pressed 'help' button and asked if possibly she'd forgotten about me and was met w/a snarky comment 'I was with another patient' to which I did hear her talking w/her and after that comment she just let me sit there alone for 10 min alone w/o saying anything so I went to bathroom and front desk asking for water. I asked to speak w/Dr ( for questions re something else) and Tara came out being really sweet, rubbing my back as she must of thought I was gonna complain. 3rd: Nurse Wratchet used same arm for IV as 2-days ago and I asked 'shouldn't you use other arm' she was curt and said 'no'. She couldn't find a vein she claims and jabbed needle into OUTSIDE of elbow and hurt like a mutha!!!Ended up using other arm and my arm was sore for a week as think she hit a ligament or something! End of session she again just opened door, turned on light w/o saying a word, no water offered and left me to sit and never after all the sessions did anyone ever come to ask how I was doing, take vitals or anything. I just walked out into parking lot. As far as they knew I could've been driving home! Overall, since then I've interviewed other clinics in town and they do provide vitals thruout session and chat w/you afterwards and ask you questions and have counselors in staff. I guess this clinic is basically a small, very small 3 staff operation family run business. I might add Nurse Wratchet used a cheap wrist BP cuff which always read high and when I told her my BP is always much lower she scoffed! No vitals during or after treatment. I do not recommend this clinic even tho Katherine is great as is the setup, but the nurse who you must deal with is not fit to be an undertaker in my opinion!

Amazing treatment plan with lovely staff and care. This experience was transformative and…read morerevelatory. Can't recommend enough. Such gratitude for the work they do here.

Have had nothing but positive experiences at this…read moreCardiologist Office. Care is never rushed, details explained in plain English with pleasant staff checking you in. I have seen multiple doctors here and equally pleased with them all. Love the decor of the waiting room with clever and unusual artwork. Keeps you distracted so you don't focus on why you're there!

Dr. Paul Stumpf did an outstanding job removing two cysts, one infected, in October. Everyone in…read morethe practice was very professional. Higholy recommended.

Both my husband and I had the same surgery about 6 months apart by Dr Gomez and he was very helpful…read moreeach time, answered all of my questions and we did not feel rushed at all. The staff was very helpful as well with any questions we had.

Forever grateful for Dr Gomez and his trauma team for saving my life after a horrific motorcycle…read moreaccident. I had some major trauma to my abdomen where I was bleeding out internally and I wasn't expected to survive. Dr Gomez was able to repair all of the damage, ultimately saving my life and making me well on my way to a full recovery. Thank You Dr Gomez for everything you've done, I'm very thankful you were the on call Trauma Dr that day!

Absolutely a first rate cardiologist. Because of my heart condition, i have been under the care of…read moreas many as 9 well-known cardiologists in the Bay Area and Los Angeles in the past 42 years. To me, Dr. Desai has proven to be the best among them. His bedside manners are rivals his medical expertise. I very highly recommend him.

I had a mini stroke in July. I saw Dr. Desai October 16, 2024. I was told I would get a call the…read morenext day to schedule a heart loop monitor. I called and emailed for 3 weeks and no reply. It is almost December and I have had no response whatsoever. I just don't understand why they never called nor returned any messages. I even talked to a real person twice and they promised to send my info over to scheduling. I am still freaked out about having a stroke and fear that it will happen again. I am going to see if I can find another cardiologist who cares about his patients.

Absolutely terrible. Sasse messed up the surgery (I learned from some OR nurses at Quail Surgical…read moreCenter that Sasse is known for being "extremely fast" - aka sloppy - at surgeries...). So the implant I received had to be adjusted which basically meant I had to go through the surgery TWICE - and had to pay the whole procedure TWICE! All that Sasse had to say was "Sorry." I can't say it any other way: STAY AWAY.

Office staff is awesome and friendly; Dr. Sasse is empathetic, knowledgeable and gentle. He removed…read moremy gall bladder with precision and zero issues afterwards. Recommend!