Visited the Pearlman Clinic in Bressi Ranch twice. I…read morereceived great care each time. I was treated with respect and dignity. Easy to make appointments online. You have the option to do video or in person visits. The clinic is spotless. The medical assistants are great too. Jason Lee FNP is excellent. Kind, patient and thorough. Asked great questions and answered all mine.

Hanaah Fannin is the best medical provider I've ever had. She's at the Perlman Clinic in Bressi…read moreRanch and I'm so grateful she's there! She listens thoroughly to you (so rare these days when doctor's are looking at the clock) and she definitely knows her medicine. If you're looking for a general provider that will work with you on your wellness journey Hanaah is the one! Everyone in the Bressi Ranch office is so friendly ...it makes my office visits pure joy!

What a great office to have the privilege to go to. Dr Olafson took her time with my sister and…read morewas very thorough and proactive in meeting the needs of the moment. Carol, the office receptionist has been outstanding and gone above and beyond with correspondence and follow-up. Grateful to have the opportunity to be a part of Dr Olafson's practice.

I've been seeing Doctor Olafson for over a year now and my first experience with her was great. I…read morefelt heard and understood for the first time in years. Within the last few months, I feel like I've seen a different side of her and her office. And it's not positive. I'm a self-pay patient and have been since the beginning of my time with Doctor Olafson. I've stated it in every visit I've had with her. Recently, she keeps telling me that my prescription isn't "covered" and neglected to do her research when ordering blood tests, making sure I could afford them. Although I made a following appointment with her last year for this current year, her office asked me whether or not I had made an annual appointment for a follow up and I had to tell them, that yes, I did. So, somewhere, someone isn't doing their job and I am falling through the cracks. I no longer feel heard or that I matter to Doctor Olafson and her staff. I will be looking elsewhere for care.

Dr Halim and his office staff have absolutely changed my outlook on the healthcare system as a…read morewhole. Dr Halim took my healthcare concerns seriously (even though I am on the younger side) and he made sure I received the proper healthcare I deserved. I've been ignored and pushed aside with all of my previous doctors and providers but Dr Halim was the first MD to take me seriously! I can never fully put into words and express the gratitude I have towards this medical provider. The front office staff is beyond kind and welcoming and I look forward to checking in because they are attentive and quick. Not only do I rave to everyone about Dr Halim's precise, attentive, kind, and understanding care but my fiancé was so impressed from the care I received that he started seeing Dr Halim as well. Thank you so much Dr Halim and the front office staff - the healthcare system needs more individuals/providers like you - the care you provide is invaluable and you are an asset to San Marcos/San Diego area! As always, health truly is wealth and I will forever extended thank you's to Dr Halim and his team -Meghan

I'm going through some serious health issues between my back and kidney stones. My life is not the…read moresame as I'm dealing with constant pain, and yet my doctor can't seem to find the time to see me. The PA is not supposed to be my primary care physician--Dr. Halim is. She is not personally familiar with my medical history or my previous conversations with him. Dr. Halim initially diagnosed my back issues as a muscle tear. He ordered an X-ray, but when I came in to review the results, I was assigned to his PA, whose diagnosis was different. They ordered a CT scan, and when I returned to review that, I was yet again assigned to the PA. Then they ordered an MRI. I had the MRI done on a Friday. After another weekend of dealing with the pain, I called Monday to make an appointment to review the MRI. I thought I was being completely reasonable in requesting to see my actual doctor this time. I hadn't been able to talk to or see him since the X-ray or CT scan, and I wanted to discuss the results of all three tests with him. This is a big deal--not only the three large kidney stones, but also the other unrelated pain I've been experiencing. It has been horrible. When I called, I specifically told the receptionist that I needed to see Dr. Halim rather than his PA. I was told, "I can't guarantee that you will see him." I explained that I was in a lot of pain and had been jumping through all these hoops and taking all these tests without ever being able to see my doctor. The receptionist put me on hold for several minutes, apparently to speak with Dr. Halim. She came back and told me, "Yes, Dr. Halim will see you Friday at 10 AM." I made the appointment and double-confirmed before ending the call: "So, you're telling me that if I come in Friday at 10, I will for certain be able to see my doctor this time?" She said yes. I showed up Friday morning. The front desk confirmed that I had a 10 o'clock appointment with Dr. Halim. The other staff member brought me back, checked my blood pressure and told me, "Doctor Halim will be right in." He never came in. I never got to review my X-ray, CT scan or MRI with him. Having Dr. Halim as my physician, I would have thought it was a good thing to have a doctor with decades of experience. He had sold me on how knowledgeable he was about back issues, especially since he has had three back surgeries himself. But what good does all that experience and knowledge do for me when I can never get to see or speak with him? I had waited four days for that Friday 10 AM appointment after my MRI results came back. This appointment was extremely inconvenient because I'm also my mom's caregiver. She can't drive, and she had her own specialist appointment that Friday morning that she had been waiting a month for. I couldn't take her because I needed to see Dr. Halim during the only appointment he had available for me that week. My sister had to take time off work to take my mom to her specialist so I could make it to Dr. Halim's appointment. I rearranged all of that because I was specifically promised I would finally get to see my doctor. Instead, I showed up and was blown off yet again. I can't imagine what else it could be other than Dr. Halim simply being stretched too thin and too busy with too many patients. It can't be something personal. I've been a good patient and have always been on time and friendly with him and his staff. They laugh at my silly jokes, and I've even brought bags of candy for the doctor and staff to show my appreciation. Everything had been great--right up until I was promised four times (twice on the phone and twice in person) that I would see my doctor, and it didn't happen. This isn't just about my schedule. I'm dealing with daily pain, and my family had to rearrange their schedules so I could make that specific Friday 10 AM appointment. After waiting a week for the MRI, I was desperate to get the results and discuss the X-ray, CT scan and MRI with Dr. Halim. It would have been worth my sister taking time off work to take my mom to her appointment if it finally meant I could see my doctor and review everything. Instead, I felt like a real sucker for rearranging everything after being promised I could see my doctor that day. It was never like this before. Dr. Halim must be too busy, with a backlog of patients and a poorly organized schedule, to see me after three consecutive appointments. But if he wasn't going to be available, I think the common courtesy would have been to call me and reschedule. I was PROMISED that if I rearranged my schedule for a third appointment, four days out, I would get to see my doctor. I was given one timeslot the entire week--Friday at 10 AM--to finally get to see my doctor. And even after PROMISED I would finally get to see my doctor, nope, no explanation, no apology, no doctor,

My wonderful family MD Dr Michael Stuparich retired before covid. I tried 2 other Kaiser MDs and…read morehad a bad experience with both of them. I went to Dr. Cheng Lin Lee next and am very happy that I did. He Listens, he is Kind, he has effective communication in explaining things, he shows interest in what I have to say, he is respectful of my time and knowledgeable about my health concern issues. I am happy that he is my new family MD and would recommend him highly.

Called for an Urgent Care appt and lucky for me Dr. Cheng Lin Lee was available. He saw me quickly…read moreand very gently examined an extremely hot infected bee sting that showed clear signs of cellulitis. Being assured the stinger was out he listened carefully to past history of idiopathic infection and ordered the proper antibiotic and tetnus shot. I was touched by his kindness and thorough care and ability to ease anxiety. Would love to have Dr. Lee as my permanent Family Doctor.

My entire family wants to thank Dr Hutchison and her office for the compassionate and excellent…read morecare of us all. The Doctor's advice about managing the care of our 93 year old mother with dementia, experience with elder care and medication advice for mom's anxiety and sleep were a godsend. If it wasnt for Dr Hutchison's devoted care, mom would not have been able to stay in the comfort of her own home.

I have never left a review for a service provider who cannot even reply because of privacy laws . I…read morenevertheless feel compelled to express my appreciation for how Dr Hutchison has cared for me and my family for decades. Thank you for your skill, caring and the wonderful service of your staff. Bob

I've never had such a caring, competent and thorough doctor in my life. She's been incredible;…read moredoesn't put her hand on the door waiting to say good luck. She actually takes the time to explain and ensure that you understand everything. Her staff are remarkable, as well. We moved up to Rocklin and it is unfortunate, because all of the doctors here put together could not equal the care and concern of Dr. Siksay. I'd just like to figure out a way to continue seeing her for my visits, as it seems a huge waste of my time going to my current ones. Perhaps I can fly down for my appts and stay a day or two. Hmm..... Anyway, she's been the best doctor I've ever had and I've had many over 60+ years.

Dr. Siksay is the Goddess of medicine and humanity. In my 22…read moreyears in this country she is the first and ONLY highly knowledgeable, patient, friendly, and respectful doctor I have met. Her diagnostics and treatments are always correct. My parents have her as their family doctor for many years and nothing but excellent experience all these years. I recommended her to multiple friends, and Dr. Siksay literally saved lives of two of them by taking the correct path of treatment unlike other doctors whose treatments nearly killed them. It is very sad that there are not many doctors are such professional and knowledgeable as Dr. Siksay. She is incredible!

Good experience here…read more Came here one time due to a minor illness, the wait was not long. The office was very clean and the staff were nice and polite. Was able to be seen and received the prescription for what I needed. Fast efficient painless experience.

I had a medical issue that required immediate attention…read more Called the doctors office that was a joke. No appointments available for three weeks. , My insurance company and asked if Urgent Care was an option I was told Yes, and the agent actually helped look for and locate a facility that accepted my Insurance Insurance The agent even gave me the address and told me they were open until a specific time They got in the car and drove straight there Pulled into the parking lot and I was shocked. This is an urgent care in the parking lot and we have two cars in it I walked in at the receptionist who was extremely friendly and hopeful Share me complete the necessary paperwork they did the necessary verification for Insurance Insurance, and in less than 20 minutes I was seen by a doctor 10 minutes later, I was on my way to the pharmacy to pick up my prescriptions All I can say, as I was shocked and in a good way I thought Urgent Care would be packed kind of like a zoo and would take forever kinda like when you go to Tri City Hospital Not the case again, both the receptionist and the doctor were extremely friendly and helpful Unbelievable, less than 40 minutes walking in and out. I am extremely happy and I would recommend this facility to everyone They get an A in my book.

Dr. Kakimoto has been my (Male-50's) PCP for over a decade and I am very happy with the care…read moreprovided by her. Dr. Kakimoto is thorough, always takes her time to explain things and patiently answers any questions I have. I never felt rushed, quite the opposite. It is indeed challenging to schedule an appointment within a reasonably short amount of time with any of the MDs, I attribute that to the general shortage in MDs and nothing specific to Dr. Kakimoto. She was always there for me when I specifically asked to be seen by her for more critical (in my opinion) issues. Thank you Dr. Kakimoto!!!

First time meeting her after complaining of left side leg pain and debilitation, she had me go…read morehome, told me I probably had Covid and that I looked seriously Ill and to go home and rest. Really? What doctor tells this to a patient? Blood work ordered but no focus on my leg pain. No X-ray or MRI offered. She said if I still felt sick to go to ER? Second time meeting with her. She was once again dismissive, somewhat rude, showing no empathy or compassion. I felt like I was taking up her time in her busy day. She never was able to help me (with pain in left leg, hip area). She took all I said personally and defensive. Aren't doctors supposed to be trained or educated to deal with patients under pain? Again, No regard to pain I was having. No X-ray or MRI was offered. I had to ask for a physical therapy referral via online. I felt like I was diagnosing myself. She told me she didn't need new patients if I left and that she was one of the partners. Wow. Doctors need CARE model training or a refresher course if they want to keep their patients. She had the worst medical professional manners. Her words were just plain mean. No attempt on her part to create a relationship with a new patient. Very disappointing.

0 rating-They did it again as i read other reviews about their incorrect medical cadong and billing…read morepractice. I was sceptical choosing them when i read these reviews about choosing wrong billing code which are not covered by your insurance. Mine was also a routine annual visit for the first time with them and they used CPT 99203 code, From my understanding, is typically used for a problem-focused new patient visit involving low-complexity medical decision-making. However, my appointment was scheduled and conducted as a preventive annual check-up, and I did not seek care for any specific medical concerns. I am following up with them lets see how it goes. Update- I called the billing department, waited 30 min to get connected, finally chose the option to call back. Its been 3 days to hear back from them. Update - still awaiting for their review. I am not going to continue with Scripts. Terrible experience. I never had to deal with these type of issues with my previous providers. Cancelled my labs as I got to know Dr. Veronica has added some tests (not sure why??) which are not covered my insurance not needed. Update 3- Not at all understanding, they dont take any responsibility or admit their incorrect billing practice.

Fives all across the board. I love Scripps. My primary Dr. Ahmed is here, my Dr. Alyssa Coleman is…read morehere, their nurses like Gloria and the whole front staff are all amazing (I love them). They take such good care of me. They get me in as quick as they can and they really listen and fight for what you need here.

Blood work, urine specimen. Shot. Dr Charles definitely goes…read morethe extra mile. I told him today that if he evet leaves, I will be very angry.

Dr Charles was thorough and attentive to detail as usual. I…read morefelt as though I had a very good anual exam and a clear focus on things to work on for improved health.