Let me start by saying I've never seen Dr. Magimbi. So I have no doubt he's fantastic…read more Unfortunately, you cannot get into see him for a multitude of factors that make zero sense. You would have a better chance to get in to see the president. I got a referral. Did everything right. Called. The lady who answers the phone is uber friendly by calling me babe, sweets, sugar and love tells me she never got the referral (even though I am holding the referral in my hand). I have to call back my doctor and ask for the referral again. So I oblige. She also says (in between the constant calling me sugar and sweetie and honey) that I need an MRI within the last year or he won't see me. I have MRI's probably from 2 years ago but whatever. I say I have MRIs and I can email them to her. NOPE. They don't do email because she's too busy to I guess look at email. She wants me to fax her. So she has time for a fax but not email. Not sure what that's about. This is 2026. Not 1986. All this entire time she continually called me honey, and love and sugar and sweets and every other kind of loving nickname you can think of. She doesn't know me at all and yet somehow she thinks this is ok. I am not a Karen BTW. Call me whatever it is you want, but at least help me by doing your job. I got the referral. I got the MRI. I have had pain in my back for 14 years and just need someone to help me. Instead I get "sugar pies" and love dumplings" and "no I am too busy" to look at email. So, yea. I would love to get rid of my pain and leave a wonderful review for Dr. Magimbi who sound fantastic, but your person screening calls seems more interested and calling your clients love muffin and making it damn near impossible to see you.

Amazing Dr. Magimbi, caring and thorough. Office staff ladies smile throughout the chaos of dealing…read morewith pharmacies & insurance. I so appreciate these people.

Extremely incompetent doctor... he will tell you that you're wasting his time and doesn't care to…read morehelp get your health on track nor cares if you will get laid off when you clearly can't work due to a health condition (refuses to sign paperwork for medical leaves). Avoid at all costs! I wouldn't even recommend my worst enemies here.

Harpreet contacted my employer and reversed my sick days that were previously given to me without a…read morescheduled doctor's visit. It is extremely unethical for a doctor to reverse my sick days without a doctor's appointment.

My husband and I both have Dr Sachdeva as our Dr. She is wonderful, a great listener, and oh so…read morekind. Her office staff is always professional and the office itself is orderly and clean. We love this gem of a Doctor!

Similar experience to one of the other reviews mentioned **physical checkup**…read moreReached out to her office for a lab work for the annual physical check up. They happily provided one and we set up an appointment for the check up itself once the report from lab work would be available. Next I get a surprise. Get a bill from my insurance for a doctors office visit (I didnt make any office visit except collecting a paper for blood work). Reached out to the office and the receptionist said please email our office manager (Fact check: there is no office manager, its the doctor herself). The doctor called me and said they need to pull my records/file spend time to write a lab work so its considered a service. She even went on to say, a patient is suppose to come in person for physical check up first, then we order blood work and then we set up another appointment for follow up. This said everything about the practice.

I am highly disappointed with the staffs customer service. I was the first one to arrive at the…read moreclinic and the person who checked me in never said good morning or hi how can I help you. Made no eye contact with me. She sat down at the desk and tossed her pen and asked what I was here for. I felt so uncomfortable and thought I was such a burden. I completed the paperwork and she basically tossed the clipboard down and told me to take a seat. Gave me no instructions on what the process was to receive my vaccine. Or how long the wait was. I will give the nurse 5 stars for keeping me informed when she would be with me. Apologized for the delay. Nurse was great communicating with me and making me feel comfortable. I felt as if she cared and that she liked doing her job unlike the person who checked me in. Definitely will not come back to this clinic.

I recently went to Dr. Zarate for my immigration medicals and had good experience overall…read more when I ask any question Nurse responded with patience which is very good. Front desk is also helpful with details that I need. Cons: Make me wait for an hour to give my docs. Once I went to collect the lab order but they are closed even though it is during normal working hours. So, better call them just before your start to make sure they are open and will be there.

Dr. Rahman is an excellent physician who truly stands out in his care for senior patients. As a…read moreregistered nurse working closely with the elderly population, I have high standards when it comes to medical care -- and Dr. Rahman consistently exceeds them. He is genuinely caring and compassionate, treating each patient with the dignity and respect they deserve. I highly recommend him without reservation. - Cheryl Ringo, MSN, MBA, RN A Nurse in the Family

Great professional straight talking doctor speaks to you and listens. My husband transferred his…read morecare from the Bay Area was nervous when selecting a new MD but ended up having a great experience with Dr Rahman in the Manteca location on lifestyle.

Forever grateful to Dr Dhami. She's the best PCP a person could ever stumble upon. She discovered…read moreme being sick back in 2020 and basically saved my life! She's attentive, responsive and she is an amazing doctor. She's understanding and really listens to her patients concerns. Her MA's are all so nice as well, I'm sure I annoy them with all my messages and questions, but given all my health conditions, I'm sure they understand. Dr Dhami gives the utmost care to her patients and I hope she never leaves Sutter! Thanks Dr Dhami for all you've done for me and continue to do for my care.

I met with Dr. Dhami for my annual checkup, and she was very friendly and professional. She did a…read moregreat job explaining things, how her office and labs were setup, and even had an explanation for the headaches I had been getting which are apparently uncommon -- and explained them very well. Friendly, didn't try to overmedicate or overdiagnose. Definitely like her so far.

Love the staff always nice and attentive ! Dr Grewal…read moreaddresses all questions and concerns and if anything needs to be addressed he works on finding solution. Ps wait time is better then most other places and way faster due to experience I would recommend Tracy urgent care

I brought my son in for a emergency and the staff was so amazing and took care of us, the doctor…read morewas also so nice and made the process so easy.

I had a doctor's appointment with Dr. Gurpreet Dhaliwal. He is very cold, sarcastic and he doesn't…read morelisten to the patients. My appointment was VERY scary and uncomfortable. I left his office feeling very sad and upset. Dr. Dhaliwal needs ethical training. Please do your research before making an appointment at his office. He doesn't treat patients with respect and dignity.

I am in utter disbelief. Given the severity of their behavior, I urge future patients to exercise…read morecaution when considering treatment at this place. It is important that people feel safe and respected, particularly when seeking care for pain and trauma. Despite what the name suggests, this place is not that. Both Arcy Lopez and Monica McKinny - staff members of SEVA - should be reprimanded, as it is evident that their training has failed them, resulting in a failure to uphold the standards expected in a healthcare setting. Common sense and basic manners should not have to be demanded; they should be intrinsic to the patient care experience. Their actions jeopardize the well-being of patients who seek help and compassion during vulnerable times. As a first-time patient seeking pain management following a motor vehicle accident, I entered the SEVA facility with hope for compassionate care. Regrettably, my experience was marred by unprofessional conduct that left me feeling disrespected, unsupported, and also raised serious concerns about safety and patient care. Upon arrival, I was asked to sign paperwork by the receptionist. When I approached the front desk to clarify some legal statements in the documents, I was given incorrect information. My younger sister intervened, pointing out that the paperwork contradicted the staff member's response. She asked us to hold on and grabbed another staff member, Arcy Lopez. I was asking specific questions regarding the document which she entirely disregarded. Her explanations contradicted what was written on the form and when I asked for further clarification, she dismissed my questions and responded with annoyance and a smirk. I expressed my hesitation about signing the paperwork, stating I did not feel comfortable doing so without their explanation of the clauses, especially given a past personal experience with a similar facility. Instead of addressing my concerns or explaining the document thoroughly, Lopez told me that if I did not sign immediately, the doctor would not see me - an appointment I was already scheduled for. She told me to leave and go talk to my lawyer if I had a problem. I said I could not sign the form. Lopez proceeded to scoff, took my paperwork, said 'ok' in a dismissive tone, and walked away, further escalating an already tense situation. Minutes later, we realized that my driver's license had not been returned. When we walked back in and approached the front desk to retrieve it, I informed the staff that I needed my ID back. After receiving my license, my sister calmly addressed the disrespectful behavior we had encountered, emphasizing that no patient should be treated in such a manner. Instead of acknowledging my sister's concerns, Lopez returned to the front desk from a back room, with a defensive attitude, denying any wrongdoing. In a threatening tone, she stated, "the doctor is speaking with your attorney right now," as if to intimidate us for asking questions and advocating for ourselves. This behavior was not only unprofessional but also created a sense of hostility and discomfort, breaching the expected safety within a healthcare environment - especially when vocalized by a patient. This was relayed to her by my younger sister, who was on the verge of tears. Rather than addressing our concerns or simply apologizing, Lopez responded with annoyance and a threatening smirk once again. The situation reached its peak when Lopez proceeded to SLAM the front desk window in our faces when we asked for her name and then yelled 'whatever' and walked away again.The loud bang from the slamming of the window, inches away from our faces, startled the both of us and exacerbated my physical pain, causing me to shake and increased chest pain. This also shook my younger sister. This behavior was utterly unacceptable and indicative of a broader issue with the treatment of patients at this institute. When another staff member, Monica Mckinny, insisted that nothing wrong had occurred, it became clear that there was a troubling lack of accountability and professionalism. No staff member offered apologies, until it was pointed out to Monica in a frustrated tone after experiencing the obnoxious and threatening slam of the window, upon which she still insisted her coworker had done no wrong. My sister, once again, tried to explain to the front desk staff that patients who arrive at this institute are already dealing with pain and trauma, and instead of being compassionate towards that, as medical professionals should, all the staff we encountered did the exact opposite. And in fact, increased my pain and trauma - so I ended up recording of a portion of the dialogue. Their behavior was so unwarranted and damaging. Healthcare is fundamentally a service industry, and while I understand that staff may face pressures, this was highly inappropriate and unacceptable. I never even got to walk into the room to see the doctor.