I accompanied my dad for his mammogram. Dignity in Woodland is the only facility which has the…read moremachine. The exam was thorough and the doctor told us the results within thirty minutes. I liked that the results were given out quickly. We didn't have to schedule a follow-up appointment with his primary care doctor to know the results, which could take up to two weeks and be nerve wracking.

Dignity Health Woodland, California just sent me a letter threatening my health care! These sorts…read moreof tactics are indicative of their uncaring and defective administration and management. The phone system is a joke. The portal is defective, and many of the staff uncaring, ignorant, or just plain rude. They claim to have Patient Advocates, but they are simply there to say no! They do not admit when they are wrong, or mistaken, instead they turn the issue around and blame you! This is wrong and unethical to say the least, and immoral, in my opinion. Stop threatening me!!

I found myself on the other end of a sciatic nerve injury thought life was I knew it was over. I…read morevisited Woodland Clinic Urgent Care and was seen in about 10 minutes. I explained my situation, which Kalen dx as being my sciatic nerve. Kaycee gave me an injection, Kalen RX treatment a home, provided me with a care plan and I was on my way. Today is four days post and I feel amazing. Thank you, Kalen and Kaycee for kind, compassionate, swift care!

My appointment was very unpleasant. They only advised me to continue taking exactly what my other…read moredoctor had prescribed, but it did not work for my condition. The physician was excellent, but the staff was not. They were often busy talking with each other, which I found unprofessional. I was experiencing significant back pain, and my doctor's note states no restrictions, even though my job requires me to lift boxes weighing approximately 30 to 50 pounds. When I spoke with the medical assistant, she took her time talking with her coworkers before attending to me. As a result, I left still in pain and without having my note updated.

Great experience visiting PCP for the first time. Professional and friendly. All staff very nice. I…read morewas seen on time. They also offer video visits.

Run around this place a fair amount. Pharmacy downstairs is convenient…read more Type of care: medical. Yes, that's a vague description. It's mainly office visits and drugs, prescription or not. Care quality: pretty good. I'd hope that most offices have decent qualities of care. Was nice to have this pharmacy here and it filling scripts so quickly.

A Life Was Saved -- And We Will Never Forget It…read more There are moments in life when you meet a physician who is not just practicing medicine -- but answering a calling. That is who Dr. Jay Rathod is. My sister's condition shifted rapidly from stable to life-and-death. In those terrifying hours at Woodland Memorial Hospital, Dr. Rathod did something extraordinary. He did not simply follow protocol. He fought. He pushed relentlessly for her transfer to Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto when others might have stopped. He advocated, escalated, persisted, and refused to accept "no" when her life literally depended on it. Because of his urgency and determination, she was airlifted to Stanford -- something we were told had never been accomplished before from Woodland Memorial. This wasn't routine care. This was someone fighting for my sister when it mattered most. I saw it in his eyes. I felt it in the room. That kind of advocacy changes outcomes, families, and lives. You cannot pay someone to care the way he cared. You could see it in his eyes -- his soul was invested. He did not treat her like a case. He treated her like a human being whose life mattered deeply. In my heart, I believe he is truly an angel. I also want to recognize Julie (RN). In the middle of chaos and uncertainty, she remained calm, attentive, and compassionate. As my family watched conditions change rapidly from bad to extremely worse and terrifying, she grounded us. She explained. She reassured. She moved with competence and grace. Her heart is gold, and her presence made an unbearable situation feel so much lighter in those moments of pure chaos. Sam and the entire nursing staff also showed care and professionalism that we will never forget. Every small act -- every check-in, every word, every adjustment -- mattered more than they know. This review is written with deep hope that ICU Manager Adrion Gudino and Director of Inpatient Services Celeste Sontoni see it, because leadership should know the caliber of professionals they have on their teams. Dr. Rathod saved my sister's life and Julie and the nursing team held our family together while he did. There are no words big enough for our gratitude -- but please know that what they did will echo through our family for the rest of our lives. With profound thanks and eternal gratitude, Gurveer Kandola

After having a bleeding event I'm in bed with a fall risk bracelet on , and a cup to dump my…read morestomach bag into the doctor told the nurse to check my output whenever I dump my bag into the cup . Next nurse comes in freaks out takes away the cup . I walked down to the nurses station to get another one I'm not even supposed to get out of bed nurse comes and sticks her head in the door and says do you know everyone saw you do that neener neener neener . Doctor comes in takes off my bag finds the leak schedules me for surgery tells the charge nurse to come put another bag on she comes to put another bag on and then she snatched me and she says now don't you dare take this one off . I didn't take the first one off you idiot thinking to myself . A couple hours later it's dinner time and the nurse that brings the food is talking to three other nurses about what a handful of a patient I am ridiculous they would even laugh at me for wearing my shoes in bed because of my neuropathy hurts my toes so bad I can't have them bumping anything they know nothing about neuropathy they don't know much of anything as far as I'm concerned but how freaking rude is it to sit there and listen to them talking bad about me I used to hear them talk about other patients I never thought it would be my turn

I truly wish I could rate NVIH Medical and NVIH Behavioral separately because I'd give Medical 5…read morestars - but Behavioral, well, ONE star would be too generous. NVIH medical has progressed into an excellent facility. The current medical staff, although clearly very busy, is extremely caring, takes time with patients, and is surprisingly efficient. Everyone I've encountered is friendly and I've had a couple of doctors and nurses go far above and beyond to assist me in various ways. If you're looking for solid medical care, I strongly recommend NVIH. A big plus, btw, is that if you need blood labs done, you can do it right at at NVIH - no making an appointment with Quest and all that hassle. Unfortunately, I have nothing positive to say about Behavioral Health. It seems that good therapists don't stay and the not-good therapists don't leave. I will come right out and say that there are at least a couple of therapists at NVIH who should not be practicing, because they do more harm than good. Seriously: look elsewhere if you need professional mental health help.

Came to this place usually for my kids appointments or husband. Medical facility are the best…read more Great and friendly staffs. The best doctor is Stacy Barrong. He listens to every problems and pain you're having. But Behavioral front desk staffs are very unfriendly and rude! We walked in and this girl named Wendy are unhappy with her Job! She gave us look like she doesn't want to assist us. Another worker walked in just to gossip with the worker Wendy. Both whispering. Lisa is just doing her own thing. People like them you don't want to come back to this place. They don't care they only care about their job and getting paid, not their patient. But Medical are the best! Highly recommended.

I never leave reviews, but I had to take a second because I received absolutely stellar patient…read morecare here and I am so satisfied with my visit today. I genuinely would give 100/10 stars if I could. Both during the initial bloodwork with the assistant and consultation with the PA were amazing and all of the people I interacted with here were kind, patient, and empathetic.

I called today around 11:00 am and spoke to the most rude unfriendly receptionist ever. I feel like…read moreif you're going to work in something that makes you absolutely miserable you should not take it out on the people who are keeping you in business.

I've been here for 3 weeks the staff is really nice, professional, and enjoyable. I'd recommend…read morethis place for anyone needing a transition home. Much love :)

Okay, so I'm going to write this up because I feel like crisis centers and homes and mental health…read moreare just as important to the community as pizza is. When I tried looking up these things I found little personal accounts - so if this helps one random person find a place and realize they're not alone, I'd be glad. Safe Harbor was my direct spot after being the mental hospital for a few days. The whole idea of the crisis home is extremely helpful. It's a place you can go to get away for a little bit to clear your head, but to do so in a home like environment. It's a 100 times better idea than a psych ward. You get the space to think, reflect, and relax without feeling like a patient. At Safe Harbor the rooms are really spacious, with decently comfortable twin beds in double rooms. There is a living area with a big TV, a kitchen, a dining area, a space for doing crafts, and a bunch of board games. The little garden in the center outside with a bench swing is really peaceful, as well as the patio in the backyard. Most residents spend their time sitting out there or laying in the grass, there is a basketball hoop too. Most of the staff is made up of young adults from UC Davis. Some of them are extremely helpful and kind, they are always available to just talk or check in. A few of them seem to not really get it, or to have an understanding of how to help, but it's cool. Their personalities might connect with different people. The main complaint I have is they wouldn't give me caffeine because some people in the house couldn't have it due to their medications. Keeping everything fair, alright - but then all the workers got coffee EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Good Gawsh Golly, give a girl some coffee. But yet like every other place ... why the hell can I chainsmoke cigarettes but not have some espresso? It doesn't make sense, but whatever - just don't do something directly in front of me that you're restricting me from. Overall, I can see how this would be helpful if you need a few days to stay somewhere safe and clear your head.

Worst hospital ever! don't recommend to anyone with serious problems. had me sitting down for 5…read morehours straight no medication without doing anything! doctor even said he forgot twice to take me in into a bed. not acceptable. they don't care about their patients, i do not recommend at all!!!

First, the app is awful. Hard to navigate, test results are delayed. Also, some appointments do not…read moreshow on the app, like imaging. WHY NOT? What is the point of an app if it doesn't show all appointments? Third, the NP didn't look at my labs before she came into the room. She said they looked good, but there was a concern that I, myself, had to point out! Fourth, I was told in a blasé way that I probably have a certain condition. I was told there was no link between this and something else I have going on, but with my own research I easily found the two are FREQUENTLY RELATED! Did she not know this? I was left without answers. Fifth, I apparently needed follow up about an another issue, but no one told me. I found out after imaging contacted me to schedule a follow up. This is unacceptable. No one offered any explanation or cared to think this could be scary for a patient. Finally, my results do not show on the app despite the fact that they have been interpreted already and raised a question. This is awful patient care. Where is the dignity in that?

Staff is super friendly, welcoming, informative and nice at check in. So glad to experience a…read morehappier environment for everyone around. Decorations are up and changed per season. Nice little touch as well.

This Kaiser facility is small, cramped with little privacy when you check in. The front desk staff…read moreneed to brush up on basic customer services skills (ie. Greet the patient, make some type of eye contact, stop having conversations with your co workers in the middle of checking in patients) I've had several PCP's at this location all of which were gatekeepers (the way Kaiser trained them). They will not refer you to specialty care. They are rewarded by Kaiser for low referral rates. Their goal is to not let you past the PCP level. This leads to shoddy healthcare, mis-diagnosis', emotional trauma for the patient and permanent lasting physical damage. This is the Kaiser way. If you cannot advocate HARD for yourself this is not the insurance company for you.

Saw Dr Torado for urgent care. He is kind, professional, knows his stuff. He also made sure I…read moreunderstood everything and asked if I had any questions. The receptionist as well as the other nurses/techs were also great. They were all professional and helpful. Everything was explained thoroughly. I was dreading the long wait but luckily there were only 3 people ahead of me. They are pretty efficient. If you need x/rays or labs, you'll just go across the clinic. Xray was only a 5 minute wait then back to urgent care. You'll be on top of the line. I highly recommend this urgent care clinic.

Be aware that if you are treated for an unexpected knee injury here, and your insurance company…read morerefers you to this place, and they give you a knee brace with no warning about where it's coming from, you will get separately charged $450+ for a brace from Pacific Medical, Inc. that retails for about $50 on Amazon. Pacific Medical, Inc. actually charges $600+ dollars for the knee brace, but with a "discount," you are still going to be left with paying several hundred dollars in unexpected charges.