Dr. Walker is one of the best Medical Providers I've had the pleasure of being seen by. He is…read moreattentive, proactive, and collaborative in my treatment plan. He is always sure to address any questions I have. I've never felt as if I'm having to over-advocate for myself. Dr. Walker is patient and takes time to listen so that he and I can create a treatment plan tailored to my symptoms and lifestyle.

Dr Walker saved my life. He looks at the entire person instead of just the disorder/disease. He…read morelistened without judgment and gave support. He explained Migraine better than I have ever experienced in the 8 years since I was diagnosed. He helped me get on a preventative that works and offered wonderful options for breakthrough pain. I adore him.

Dr Del Mar has been our family pediatrician since our three kids were in reverse car seats. Now two…read morein college and one in the workforce. Sweet and knowledgeable doctor and friendly staff. Always helpful when you need a sports physical or immunization form and of course willing to help in any way.

Dr Del Mar has been a huge blessing. As a parent we were nervous getting a new pediatrician with…read moreour insurance changes and we couldn't have been luckier! He and his staff are so hospitable and have great bed side manner and genuinely care about their little patients as well as the parents! Our son likes all the staff and they all do great with him. As a parent he has always made questions or concerns feel welcomed and answers them all. The medical assistant that works there also is amazing and so good with our son. Our very first appointment we were seen within a few days, and when we had a concern about a rash we got an appointment within a few hours the same day. Not only are they great at their profession they make you feel valued and you don't get that a lot these days. Highly recommend!

They will not accept any new patients. Previous patients are allowed on waitlist which is 400…read morepatients long. They should should post this on their website so not dismissed out of hand when call office. https://functionalmedcollective.com/

Never felt more seen and heard by a medical professional. Protocols have been life changing and I…read morewill never not be a patient of Dr. Topo's.

Had to file a complaint with the medical board against this doctor's office. Here is the complaint…read morefor context. We lost a month with my 88 year old dad in terms of getting into a specialist because of their lack of responsiveness: My 88-year-old father recently had a transient ischemic attack (TIA) and was discharged from the hospital with instructions to follow up with a cardiologist. His primary care physician sent a referral to Roseville Cardiology Medical Associates. Over the next three weeks I called the cardiology referral department six separate times and left voicemail messages requesting a callback so we could schedule the appointment. In each message I explained that my father had recently been hospitalized and urgently needed cardiology follow-up. I never received a return call. Today a home health nurse contacted the office to escalate the issue and we learned that the cardiology office had declined the referral due to my father's secondary insurance and had sent a fax to the primary care office. However, the primary care office never received the fax and we were never notified of the decision. If we had been contacted, we would have agreed to pay any copays or out-of-network costs to ensure he received care. My concern is that despite multiple calls regarding an elderly patient with a recent TIA, the office never returned our calls and did not notify us directly that the referral had been declined. This lack of communication resulted in a significant delay in necessary cardiology follow-up care.

Dr Sanjay V Yadlapalli is caring and has concern for overall wellness. The staff at Twelve Bridges…read moreRoseville Cardiology reinforces this personal attention. Waleed Effendi, ENP, was checking my routine blood lab report the week before my 6-month checkup appointment. He noticed the low hemoglobin and consulted with Dr. Yadlapalli who agreed that my low hemoglobin was life threatening. Immediately Waleed phoned and advised me to go to the emergency room for blood transfusions. After ER scans, checks, and a two-unit blood transfusion, I was scheduled for a colonoscopy which showed an asymptomatic Stage Three cancer tumor. Without Waleed's detailed check and alert notice, this would have continued undetected. The office staff is friendly and extra helpful. Just before my scheduled colorectal surgery, the anesthesiologist wanted a cardiology clearance. I phoned Marina Sokolik, M.A. late on a Friday afternoon and she worked with P.A. Julie to send the necessary records to clear my Tuesday surgery. I am very appreciative for the extra personal care and support from Twelve Bridges Cardiology.

From the moment you walk in an get to talk with the front desk(Hanna) to see the nurses and the…read moreDoctor you feel seen, heard and valued. I been receiving treatment for severe asthma and allergies for over 40 years. This is the best treatment I ever received. The wealth of knowledge the staff and doctors has benefits the patients in the best care.

Dr Patel treated my allergies and asthma. I did the shot treatments for close to five years and…read morefinished them up in 2021. It is so amazing not having to live like a bubble person! Thank you so much!

I recently had a routine annual physical with Dr. Kramer and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moreexperience. It seems many doctors these days do physical exams by sitting next to you with a computer and enter information into the computer as you answer their questions. But they never touch you. They don't listen to your heart, feel your organs or anything of the sort. My experience with Dr. Kramer was the opposite of this. He was all over me the way I remember doctors doing it when I was younger. He was very clear about what he was doing and asked me all about my and my family's medical history. It was a very thorough exam, and I feel like I'm in good hands with Dr. Kramer as my primary care physician.

Took me awhile to find an amazing primary care. Dr Kramer and Christine Golden are both fabulous,…read morecaring providers. The tranquil waiting room always. Calms my nerves and the staff is friendly and welcoming

Tam gives completely painless shots!!! Campbell is the best!!! Live longer, healthier and…read morehappier!!!

After being a member for a year and spending more than $6,000 on membership fees, lab work, and…read moretesting, I can honestly say I feel no better than I did on day one. I came in with detailed notes, extensive prior testing, and a clear history of my symptoms. At first, I was hopeful because Sanaz seemed invested in helping me. Over time, however, that changed. At nearly every appointment, my symptoms were attributed to "stress," the blanket root cause when a doctor can't figure out what is wrong with you but doesn't want to refer you to someone more knowledgeable. When progress stalled, the recommendation was often additional expensive testing. Unfortunately, those results were rarely reviewed in meaningful detail, and I often felt I could have gotten a similar summary from AI. One of the biggest frustrations was that it took about eight months to recognize that I wasn't absorbing my transdermal hormones, even though my symptoms persisted and my lab values weren't improving. That delayed a treatment change that, should have been identified much sooner. The membership model also became frustrating. You pay a monthly fee, yet appointments with the physician are typically spaced 6-12 weeks apart, making progress feel unnecessarily slow. During appointments, it often seemed like little had been reviewed beforehand. I frequently had to remind Sanaz about previous discussions, medications, and even tests she had ordered. My final appointment was especially disappointing. Once I shared that I would not be renewing my membership, the tone of the visit changed dramatically. I felt dismissed, patronized, and was told she would not consider any of the treatment options I wanted to discuss because I only had three weeks of membership remaining. When I expressed that I felt the conversation had become unprofessional, she became downright rude and snarky. I also found it concerning when she explained that she has too many patients to keep track of everyone's care. As a patient paying a premium membership fee, I expected more personalized attention. The practice markets itself as functional, patient-centered medicine, but that was not my experience. Instead, I often felt unheard, dismissed, and left paying for an expensive membership without meaningful progress. Great sales pitch to get you signed on for a year but once you're in they don't care. I don't understand how they can feel good about what they do as medical professionals, I feel sick about the hard earned money and time I wasted there and the people I referred to them. Take your money elsewhere if you want to actually feel better, this place is no better than Sutter or Kaiser.

Thank you Dr Scates for taking such good care of my daughter Anna-Lena on Sunday! I felt you were…read morethe only one in this whole birth scenario with hemorrhaging twice and the fears and tears over the last two weeks who took her seriously and CARED and acted and delivered! Thank you!!! I will not forget... any of it!!

Trigger warning: Don't read if you're easily grossed out. Please read my experience and note the…read moreways in which this could have been better handled. Imagine you, too, being in this situation...and how you'd cope. Then, make your gynecologist appointment with Dr Scates or someone else. At least you know what you are potentially getting into. I showed up to the ER 5 weeks ago with profusive vaginal bleeding, more than a period and lots of webby like clots that looked very odd. It was a mix of the brightest of red, runny blood, and horrifically black-ish clots, that opened up into a snowflake pattern. I was in pain and felt feverish. After tests and US, I was diagnosed with a blighted ovum. I was told to come back in a few days to get retested. Came back. Blighted ovum confirmed. Add in severe flank pain and vaginal tenderness now. A D&C was needed, they said. Called the on call doctor...Dr.Scates, who, assumedly was on call.... He was out of town. Vacation. This should have been clue #1.... PA says that the doctor instructed that I be at his office top of the morning! I balk at this and think about trying to get the day off. The PA immediately chides me and tells me that I should be grateful a doctor is willing to clear his schedule for us. Taking the day off, the doctor feigns ignorance of any call from the hospital. After much conversation and the staff telling me I was covered by insurance...lol..., he agrees to see me in the office. To my surprise, he agreed to do it. He said the scheduler would try for Friday. If not, Thursday after work, he would fit me in. I tell him any time but xxx day at xxx time. Even later in that day was ok. Just not that exact time. He wrote his scheduler a note to the same, shook our hands, gave us his business cards...called it a day. Scheduler called. Scheduled it for..you guessed it...and never called back. Here I am, 2 weeks later. More severe symptoms. I ask Dr. Scates office to send me my records. I need to find a doctor pronto. According to the Case Management nurse, this can get life threatening. I'm in pain...trying to keep composed...lightly humming to myself. The front desk lady BLOWS a gasket because I am humming to try to keep myself from crying each time a sharp pain hits my vagina area. Seriously people...imagine one of those long hat pins sticking you straight up the softest part of your vagina, and you will know how it felt. Willing to risk a patients life...leave a patient in severe pain....frustrate that patients effort to find another doctor. This is what I dealt with. Think twice, choose your doctor once.