This allergist is very disorganized and horrible toward their patients…read more I initially asked when they could accept me for my first allergy shot, and they stated the ranges of time I could come in. I drove an hour to their location and arrived with the proper timeframe just to be denied. On the day I arrived for my second shot they suddenly decided to no longer take TriCare insurance, after I used my referral for their services, meaning it will be very difficult for me to switch providers. Allergy testing and appointments were a huge investment of time for myself and my active duty spouse, just to abruptly be told that I can no longer continue care with them, not even with a self pay option. I unfortunately live on a heavily wooded military base due to no choice of my own but due to my spouse's military service, and will have to continue suffering through allergies and sinus infections until I can start the allergy treatment process over with a new provider or until my spouse can relocate again. Would not recommend this allergist to anyone, especially military families. This office should be embarrassed of the way they treat their patients.

A very good friend facing financial hardship reached out to this medical establishment. While their…read morewebsite proudly advertises Medicare acceptance, which he currently has, however they refused to see my friend because their supplemental coverage is Medi-Cal rather than private insurance. What makes this particularly disappointing is that other specialists--including my friend's current allergist in Sacramento--accept Medicare and compassionately waive the 20% co-payment for those in need. This practice, however, seems more concerned with maximizing their already substantial Medicare reimbursement (80% of their full charges) than serving vulnerable members of our community. Healthcare should be about healing, not profit margins. When medical professionals turn away those most in need--especially when alternatives exist to make care accessible--it reveals troubling priorities. My friend now faces the burden of traveling over 60 miles each way weekly for care that should be available locally. In a system where many struggle to access basic healthcare, I believe medical providers have an ethical responsibility to find creative solutions rather than simply closing their doors. I sincerely hope this practice reconsiders its policies to better serve all members of our community, regardless of economic status."​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Dr. Lace is very meticulous and checks everything about my condition and orders all the right…read moretests. He has even ordered tests that my other doctors overlooked . He is very through at what he does . and he is a great guy . The girls in the front office have always been very helpful to me , and although this pandemic has been difficult for the girls at times , they have always been most friendly .

This is a first; I've never written a review on a doctor or an office. This office warrants one,…read moreparticularly the office manager. A breathing test was ordered (terrific tech at SNMH) and the test administered. Days later the office manager sent a text that they had not received the results of the test. I called the office and spoke with the manager. She asked me to call the Pulmonary Function Lab and have them transmit the result of my test to the doctor's office. I asked the manager isn't that more a function of your office rather than my effort. She snapped back, "Calm down"! I replied, "I am calm", to which she responded "You're attacking me". I replied, "I am not attacking you. I said I am the patient and the customer with a question but she again said that I should make the call to Pulmonology. I reminded the manager that I was the patient who asked her, on our initial phone contact, if she was in a hurry when she answered the phone, the impression being that she didn't have time for my call, brusque in manner, bordering on rude. I reiterated my first question regarding function. She then began to search for the report from Pulmonology, found it after making her point that she had not received it and tacitly had to back down from her comment that I was attacking her. Dr. Lace has a pleasant manner as does his nurse assistant, however the office manager defeats what would be an otherwise smoothly running office. There are other pulmonologists in Auburn and Roseville.

Dr. Reeder seems like a very king and caring man. It was our first visit to him and he was very…read morenice and down to earth. He is also open to working with parents that have their children on alternative vaccine schedules, which for us is extremely important. We have been out right turned away from some offices that would not even accept our son as a patient since we are opting out of some vaccines and spacing others apart. Dr Reeder of course recommends following the CDC vaccine schedule as most doctors do, however it is refreshing to find a doctor that is open to our ideas and doesn't put us down for doing what we think is best for our son. Dr. Reeder met us in the waiting room, introduced himself, and shook our hands---very professional and overall a very nice man. He spent a lot of time talking with us and it is clear he loves kids too. Would recommend him based off our first experience with him.

Both my daughters have seen him starting in 1997 and 2001 as infants, he has always held kindness…read moreand respect for our personal opinions and guided us when needed. Always the best care! Now my girls are moving out of pediatric care and we will miss him.

What a nice surprise to find such a clean office in Oroville!…read more This is located in the hospital entrance and next to Crystal Pharmacy. I took my friend to a routine appointment for skin irritation. We entered the building which has plenty of handicapped parking on both levels along with handicap access (he is disabled). There is an elevator and stairs. I was so surprised to see how clean it was! I took him to his appointment to see Doctor Thomas at Oroville dermatology. The place was spotless ! The doctor (PA) was very knowledgeable and professional. He gave my friend alot of helpful hints and complimentary cere ve samples for his skin. I have my own doctors in Nevada County but if I lived here I would definitely go here! Clean...friendly staff and awesome doctor! Ps. They were on time for his sppointment ! Note. I reviewed the Oroville Dematologjy hospital...NOT the farmers market. !!!!!

Dr. Celestine is my all-time favorite OB-GYN, and I've had quite a few!…read more From the moment you walk in, it's a great experience - beautiful surroundings (decorated for the season now) and all staff are friendly and competent. There's not usually much of a wait. And the doctor herself is the perfect blend of competence and caring. Unlike so many medical professionals (who, granted, are severely overworked), she takes plenty of time to discuss absolutely everything health-related with you; asking all pertinent questions and carefully explaining what you need to know. I feel so fortunate to have found her, and am extremely glad I didn't just settle for the group I had previously been with. I would highly recommend her to anyone!

Warning: Dr Heather Lucas-Ross is a Not a good Family doctor…read more She charged my husband and I over $500 for each of our 1st visits. She spent 15 min and a bandage on my husband's fingers, which she had me apply. My 1st visit was under 15 min and she was rude to me. Her bill was over $500. THEN when I Really Needed to See Her, Due to an Accident to my wrist, she REFUSED me. Even though We were told on our 1st visit: They Always had Same-day Appts for patients with an emergency. That forced me to go to the ER which costs me over $1500 dollars. (ER diagnosis: sprained/strained tendons, muscles/ hematoma/ temporary nerve damage to wrist and hand) Dr Ross is all about the dollar. On both 1st visits, she was rude and condescending, so no, she wasn't just having a bad day. She charges over $500 for 15min or less and refuses to see you when you really need her.

I want to figure out what is wrong with me still. After two canceled and changed appointments, I…read morewas finally able to get in to see her. Once I was able to, I had some questions I needed answers to. All I was told, after her touching the lumps on my neck, was to take allergy medicine and drink more water. I still don't know what the answer is, but after those few minutes of assessment, all I got was a psychological assessment of my life and relationship dynamics of me and my husband for the other 20 minutes out of the 30 (maybe) I was there. I still want to know what is wrong with me physically. I feel that I received more of a psychological assessment then a physical one. Upon return for other issues explained above and for a refresher of an assessment on my breast lump and if it has changed, no further examination was conducted, just a reminder to go get an ultrasound. I still have the lumps in my neck after taking allergy medicine everyday. I had already been taking allergy medication in times I felt necessary prior to her "assessment" of my health.

I'm 79 years old, and so have had a lot of doctors down through the years. Many of them were okay,…read morewhile others were great. But Dr. Lowe is by far the greatest. He is not only very interested and caring, but he is thorough in all of his efforts to keep his patients well and healthy.

Doctor Lowe has been my physician for 25 years, he has always been a caring, knowledgeable and…read morewonderful doctor. His receptionists and back office staff always treat me with the utmost respect and caring. I wouldn't think of changing doctors, ever. Thank you Doctor Lowe and your staff for the wonderful treatment you have given me all these years.

outstanding medical care, excellent listener, warm and friendly and efficient office staff, has…read moresaved my life from a lifetime of pain and disability and that of my husband too, supportive, and really cares about his patients.

Our affiliation with Eric Holtrop and Dignity Health has terminated…read more My husband and I have been extremely disappointed with the lack of efficiency from his office and the lack of communication from the doctor himself. Referrals were not completed and lab test instructions never sent. Following an injury, I had to seek treatment from another medical facility because no one was calling me from Dignity Health to address my issue...their centralized messaging system had never contacted the Grass Valley office. The final annoyance concerned an annual physical that was rescheduled three times. over a period of many months. I was told the doctor was not going to be in the office but when I stopped by on the day of my appointment, not only was he there but I was told I had been "bumped"! Is this anyway to treat a patient? Luckily there is another local medical group which runs smoothly and efficiently - we now are happily their patients but still waiting for all our requested records to be transferred from Dignity Health!