Dr. Gulati is an absolute pleasure to have as a Dr. He is very passionate, caring and thorough. He…read moremakes you feel comfortable and cared for. His PA, Wilmer is also an amazing professional that feels like a Dr in his own right. I trust he cares and is very attentive. They make a wonderful team!

I think Dr Kodama is one of the best physicians in Fresno but his time management is horrendous…read more Office staff is friendly but they are so used to him being behind they just smile and nod. I hate to look for a new place but I am busy as well and I manage my time.

Everything about Dr Virk is quality and compassion. He's fabulous. I am so happy he is now in the…read moreSouth Valley.

I had my consultation today appointment was 9am showed up at 845 to fill out paperwork. I've been…read morewaiting for an hour five people that showed up after me have already been called back.

I love my doctor!!! I been going to her since I was young she knows me and she seems to genuinely…read morecare for me. Until she retires she will be my doctor.

Dr Shobha Sekhon, Cindy NP, and all the staff are very professional, friendly and genuinely…read moreconcerned about your health and well being.. My family and I have been with Dr Sekhon over 24 years, and always have a positive visit when we have an appointment. :-)

At times, and most likely on first introduction, Dr. Vanam may present as reasonably personable,…read moreprofessional and efficient. I would encourage potential patients not to let themselves be misled by the small act of Kabuki theater she performs so unctuously, smiling insincerely, on introducing herself to new patients. If Dr. Vanam takes you on as a patient and your experience with her is like mine, you will see her maybe twice a year, at the mandated annual wellness visits, perhaps, when she will ask you why you are there (as if it were not mandatory and pressed upon you) and what you want to do about your health. She will make you feel as though it is your responsibility to come up with whatever you need medically, no matter how serious or complex your particular health status is. You will never get her on the phone, or receive a call back from her upon request, and you should, in her mind, at all times recognize and feel badly that you are imposing on her whenever and however you attempt to interact with her. Dr. Vanam will tailor her treatment to her own moods, or how she feels about you personally, not AMA best practices or anything so bothersome or (to her) inconvenient as prevailing medical standards. Have you been taking a very run-of-the-mill, commonly-prescribed medication at standard dosages for something basic like blood pressure or migraines for years, perhaps? She will change it up for no reason at all aside from, perhaps, her own boredom, and never mention it to you or ever ever - god forbid! - explain to you why she has made the change. You will just find out what has happened when, say, you notice a different color and shape of pill as you leave the pharmacy and suddenly read the label to find your long established and functional routine has unexpectedly been upended. The randomness and lack of respect can be crazy-making. But if you complain about anything at all to anyone, and she gets wind of it, Dr. Vanam will find creative ways to punish you. Be very clear, she does not care about you or your health except to the bare minimum extent she is required to pretend to do so in order to maintain her medical license. (I generally prefer female doctors and had one for almost two decades in another state whom I still miss sorely. But Dr. Vanam seems congenitally incapable of accessing within herself the sort of compassion for her fellow human beings that characterizes the best medical professionals and, indeed, most decent people. Her superciliousness and arrogance are much more in line with the kind of male surgeon some of you familiar with the health care system will recognize by type, who expects everyone to admire him almost to the point of paying tribute on a daily basis, and considers any hint of questioning of any pronouncement he makes the practical equivalent of denouncing God, your fellow man and all religion.) Mostly you will deal with Dr. Vanam's staff or PAs, who are generally efficient, knowledgeable and very nice, due evidently to the fact that human resources is managed by the group, not the individual doctors. But as to Dr. Vanam individually, you will hear way more often than you expect that she is on vacation and always that she is too busy (she runs an extremely full practice, with more patients than she can reasonably handle presumably because it is more remunerative that way ...) to stoop to interacting face to face or in real time with mere patients like you. (It is sort of like, "Silly patient to expect anything of the sort - little you and the important Doctor?!") She practices medicine mostly by means of referrals to specialists, which she does not manage personally, and which typically expose you, the patient, to delays of months each time as you wait to be seen, and sadly, quite often get messed up by staff inattention or insurance miscoding. While Dr. Vanam was "my" doctor, I tried mightily to be the ideal patient, endlessly patient, always friendly with staff, doing everything exactly as instructed, not making any quick judgments. But it got to the point where I wondered what Dr. Vanam actually did herself, if anything. It seemed as though others dealt with or resolved the problems Dr. Vanam's personal feelings or preferences, or simple 'forgettings,' created. She was never once, in almost a year's time, involved in prescribing a treatment or medication or handling any medical situation herself. I wasted truly crazy amounts of time with a series of incorrect referrals, referrals to specialists who each informed me they did not handle the kinds of medical work for which I had been referred.

Dr. Vanam took her time to review my medical info & set forth a plan. Support staff thorough &…read moreconsiderate.

I wish I could give this place negative stars! This facility is TRASH, awful bedside manners! DO…read moreNOT GO HERE save your money and time and go somewhere else! I wasted a whole morning trying to get help and they gave me the run around! Awful practice they should be closed!

Was receiving calls from this practice because they were faxing things to my cell phone number…read more Called to make sure they took me off the list since I do not go to that practice. Girl who answered the phone said she had no time to be doing that. Last thing I know is that its against HIPPA to send patient information to someone's number not associated with the patient account. According to her they googled persons info and mine showed up. That's how she said she got my number. Be careful if you go to this practice, your information might be sent out to unknown people.

In the ever-evolving landscape of medicine, few physicians embody both innovation and compassion as…read moreprofoundly as Dr. Sams. A board-certified internist with a subspecialty in geriatrics, Dr. Sams has dedicated his life to serving one of the most vulnerable and often overlooked populations in healthcare: the elderly. In a world where medical care can sometimes feel transactional, he reminds us that medicine is, at its core, a human endeavor--anchored in empathy, intellect, and an unwavering commitment to improving lives. Dr. Sams is more than a physician; he is a pioneer. His clinical acumen is matched only by his forward-thinking approach to geriatric care. He recognizes that the complexities of aging extend far beyond physiology--they touch emotional well-being, social support systems, and the dignity of each individual. With every patient he sees, Dr. Sams approaches medicine as a partnership, ensuring that older adults are not just treated, but truly heard, understood, and empowered in their care. His dedication to geriatric medicine reflects a deep moral imperative: that society must honor and safeguard the health of those who have given so much. From preventive care strategies to managing chronic illnesses, Dr. Sams blends evidence-based practice with a nuanced understanding of aging. He challenges conventional thinking, advocating for innovations that enhance both quality of life and longevity, and he does so with the rare ability to translate complex medical concepts into guidance that patients and families can embrace with confidence. Colleagues and patients alike are struck not only by Dr. Sams' expertise, but by his relentless humanism. In a medical environment often constrained by time and bureaucracy, he maintains the patience to listen, the curiosity to investigate beyond the obvious, and the courage to advocate fiercely for those who may not always have a voice. His work reminds us that excellence in medicine is not measured solely by knowledge or technique, but by the lives transformed through care that honors the whole person. Dr. Sams' impact extends beyond the walls of the clinic. Through mentorship, research, and advocacy, he is shaping the future of geriatric medicine, ensuring that the next generation of healthcare professionals approaches aging with the same compassion, innovation, and rigor that he exemplifies. In recognizing the unique needs of older adults, he challenges us all to rethink what it means to age with dignity, to prioritize prevention over reaction, and to embrace medicine as a calling rather than a career. For those seeking a physician who merges cutting-edge expertise with profound humanity, Dr. Sams stands unparalleled. He is a testament to what medicine can and should be: a field driven not only by science but by unwavering moral clarity, a deep respect for human life, and a vision for a society that truly values its elders. To be under Dr. Sams' care is to experience the rare confluence of intellect, heart, and ethical commitment--a reminder that medicine, when practiced at its highest standard, has the power not just to treat, but to transform lives. Thank you Dr. Sams, we appreciate your dedication and level of compassion you bestowed to our beloved father!

I am thrilled with the professionalism and courtesy at Sammarian medical group - the front desk and…read morenurses- very helpful, patient - Gaby and Donna are kind and very efficient - Dr Samms expertise and clarity is exactly what I want from my doctor. I'm really happy to find this talented team - thank you!

Dr. Sagamonian and his staff are the best. I am 74 and feel pretty good…read more Never have to wait long either. I highly recommend.

Dr Sagamonian is amazing!!!!! His intelligence speaks it all…read moreI give Doctor the best rating ever thank you doctor for serving our valley with your wonderful care!!! Great job!!