Would give 0 stars if I could. I've had two appointments and they have cancelled on me same day…read moreboth times just a few hours before appointment. They then schedule you months out and do not care that your child needs to be seen , clearly why you have an appointment. Very unprofessional and inconsiderate because parens have days planned to be taking their kids to appointments.

I have been coming here since I was pregnant with my oldest son, who will be 12 in January!! I now…read moretake my youngest. We have seen every NP, MA and doctor here. Our primary is Dr. T. The front office and back office staff has always been so kind and amazing and they go above and beyond. My oldest son had Down syndrome and every time we see Dr. Truscello, she listens, takes her time and explains every thing to me. We talk about different options and she, as well as the other doctors, do anything and everything they can for him and my youngest. I have always, and always will refer Modesto pediatrics! I love them!

Avoid Daisy Jones if possible... Generally running late and completely unapologetic about it. On…read moretwo occasions her staff told me that she has an emergency c-section and we ended up waiting 30-45 mins after which they suggested I reschedule... I understand emergencies but this seems like more of a systematic issue...

Good, very quick yet thorough, offers great care for nearly everything by possible!! Very good…read moredoctor.

Changing my review. Thank you to the nurse or office staff for calling my insurance company and…read moreverifying to make sure certain things were covered. That was very sweet of you! Also, thank you to everyone here for taking care of my daughter!

I want to share my frustrating experience with the front office at my children's pediatric clinic…read more I had two insurance plans and decided to keep the secondary one. My six-month-old son had to undergo open-heart surgery at a children's hospital in the Bay Area, where there were no issues with his insurance during his stay. Afterward, he had follow-up appointments with his cardiologist, and there were no problems with insurance verification. However, for his pediatrician the office began saying he couldn't be seen for his follow-up due to a lack of insurance coverage. I contacted the insurance company, and they confirmed he was covered. When the insurance called the office, the front desk staff insisted they couldn't rely on what the insurance said over the phone and had to go by their internal system. This was incredibly frustrating. For over a month and a half, I went back and forth with the office and my insurance to get my son seen. After yet another call, I asked to speak with a supervisor. The front desk staff then admitted they had been looking at the information incorrectly and said my son could be seen. I pressed for a supervisor because I felt the situation was unacceptable, especially since it had been over a month since his surgery. The supervisor acknowledged that the office should have listened to the insurance provider and assured me the issue was resolved. However, when I later tried to book an appointment for my daughter, I was informed within 15 minutes that she couldn't be seen due to insurance issues. I explained that I had just navigated this with my son and that the insurance was valid. The staff then mentioned that verification needed to be done for each child separately, adding to the confusion. Overall, the front desk's handling of appointment booking and insurance verification has been unprofessional, unhelpful, and at times rude. This experience has been incredibly frustrating, especially when it comes to my children's health care needs. It's so frustrating when now you have to take your child who is ill and wait in an ER just to be seen when she should of been seen by her pediatrician this office needs to do better

Simply, the best! It does not get any better than Grandison. She is kind, attentive, and engaging…read morewith her patients (including mom and dad). She cheers you on and celebrates your baby's milestones with you. She is very responsive and reassuring. We are so lucky we found her!

She is not even worth one star. She was very rude, and disrespectful. My child is not vaccinated…read moreand she very bluntly said "Do not refer your unvaccinated friends to me, I don't want people thinking I take kids who aren't vaccinated" my jaw almost dropped. I didn't ask her opinion or ask if I could refer her. I couldn't believe the care we were given all because I chose to not vaccinate my child. Very sad for my son, my HEALTHY son to be treated like this. I do not recommend her. People have the right to be treated equally. Regardless.

I'm impressed with Dr. Wy's high level of service and dedication she's shown for my son. She goes…read moreabove and beyond and calls me directly for follow-ups. Usually, for other doctor's, an office worker will call or send a message. My son has visited for several issues and she remembers everything. Yes, they take notes, but she also has a good memory regarding non-medical issues. Dr. Wy is kind, compassionate, and funny, and I'm so thankful for her hard work and dedication. Her staff is also friendly and warm. The last medical assistant who gave my son his vaccines was so upbeat and had us laughing. Unfortunately, I forgot her name and wanted to give her kudos. So to whoever gave my son's vaccines on October 10th around 4:30-5:00pm'ish, you are wonderful. I joked about giving my 16 year old son a lollipop for being a good boy and she actually did lol.

She was my kids pediatrician when they were younger, my oldest is now 30 and I have a 4 year old,…read morethe best pediatrician I ever had. Very understanding and listens to the parent. Even if she doesn't think you need a test she'll tell you why but if you still want it she will request it. She was always right. Always remembered her patients, and I will always be thankful she was my kid's pediatrician. I've never met any other Doctor like her. Thank you Dr Angela Lin!

Dr. Lin is an amazing pediatrician. She was the doctor on-call at the hospital when my son was…read moreborn. My husband and I were both so impressed with her knowledge and manner that we chose her to be our primary caregiver for our baby. My son was born with jaundice and thanks to her quick assessment and treatment, we were able to leave the hospital on time with our baby. In addition to daily visits, she even personally called to see how we were doing. Dr. Lin takes the time to explain the reasoning behind treatments. I appreciate that she explains what to expect with a newborn. As a first time mama, she has alleviated many of my worries and concerns without making me feel silly. In addition, she seems to take a genuine interest in how both my husband and I are doing. Unfortunately, my family has had to relocate. I sorely miss Dr. Lin.

she was mad and rude to me and my son for no reason, she…read morewas rush and asked questions with rude attitude and not respect, I will never go see her again

I have been taking my daughters for last 18+ years, she has always seen them even given us last…read moreminute appointments if needed the staff has been courteous, we loved her receptionist Tina who was there for 10 years, she knew us all by names, greeted us! Dr. Diagnosis is excellent!

I'm completing this review to the best of my knowledge based on my family's experience…read more Reason for visit: Autism-related concerns. Nurse Practitioner: The NP was attentive, listened, and was helpful throughout the visit. Dr. Dubey: My experience was generally positive at first. Over time, however, I felt that our interactions changed. I began to feel questioned in ways that left me doubting myself, and it became increasingly difficult to get connected to supportive resources for my son. For example, I needed a medical form completed for my son. Although he had an established epilepsy diagnosis and was already taking antiseizure medication, I was told the form could not be completed until records from his original diagnosis were obtained. I found this odd because, from my perspective, his diagnosis was already well established. The delay made it more difficult to access the support we were seeking. When discussing autism-related concerns: A comment that concerned me was when Dr. Dubey stated that she has seen many patients with autism and that, just by looking at my son, she would not be able to tell he has autism. As a parent, that statement stood out to me because autism is a spectrum. Every person may present differently, and I believe it is important for healthcare providers to remain open to that reality. Even after seeing many patients, no two individuals with autism are exactly alike. I believe humility and an individualized approach are essential when evaluating children with developmental differences. Overall, I left several appointments feeling dismissed rather than feeling like we were working together to understand my son's challenges. Front Office Staff: During a well-child visit, I was repeatedly asked to complete a screening questionnaire after I had already declined. At the time, my son, who has incontinence issues, was trying to use the restroom, yet I continued to be asked to complete the form. I was also told that because we have Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ), I was required to complete the screening and that not doing so could jeopardize our insurance coverage. This statement concerned me, so afterward, I researched the topic and learned that some clinics may receive reimbursement for completing certain preventive screenings for eligible patients. I cannot say whether that applied in this situation, but I believe patients should receive clear and accurate information about whether a screening is optional or required and should not feel pressured into completing one, especially while attending to a child's immediate medical needs.

I've waited several months to write this review so I could do so with clarity, not frustration. My…read morechild was a patient at this practice, and I initially had a very positive impression--especially of Dr. Dubey. The staff, including the medical assistants, were kind and professional. For a while, I truly trusted and believed in Dr. Dubey's care. Unfortunately, things changed when we began facing complex family circumstances. Instead of support or at least transparency, we were dropped from care without warning or a direct conversation. I didn't find out from the doctor, but from our medical group--after a check-up had already been scheduled. That lack of professional courtesy, especially when a child with documented needs is involved, was deeply disappointing. It felt as though our family was being singled out. I was told to wait outside the office during visits, and even asked to turn my child away from the TV in the room--something that highlighted a bigger issue. While some may not question the use of TV to pacify children during medical procedures, it's worth thinking about what message this sends. When we teach kids to ignore discomfort as long as a screen is on, we risk desensitizing them in ways that can lead to problems later. That's not about this office specifically--it's a broader concern that many parents overlook. I don't know who made the final decision to remove us--perhaps it was administrative--but it's clear they didn't want to "get involved" in the complexity of our situation. But refusing to communicate or offer resources isn't neutrality--it's neglect. Especially when a child has special needs. Dr. Dubey was a great pediatrician until she wasn't. I wish things had ended with more care, more communication, and more dignity. P.S. she exactly knows who we are because all I have been doing was advocated and will be advocate for my child.