Only went once before he went independent from Adventist. He listened well, seemed very caring,…read moreprescribed a medication that actually worked. He was a little hard to understand because of accent, but did not seem to become irritated when I asked him to repeat.

I am 82 years old with many medical problems and have been seeing Dr Kim for a long time. Dr. Kim…read moreis knowledgeable, attentive, patient and spends enough time with the visit. He pays attention to details, and is very thorough. It can take a long time to schedule a visit (6 weeks), but I have been using telephone visits a lot, which can be scheduled much sooner, to supplement in person visits, and that has worked very well for me. His staff have always treated me very well. The waiting times in his waiting room have been reasonable.

I have been Dr. Luders patient for over a year and would not recommend him. I can't judge his…read moreclinical skills, but sometimes his bedside manner needs work. He has called me a liar when I was describing my symptoms on more than one occasion. I was telling the truth. I'm sure he could have found a more professional way to behave. Sometimes office visits with him are helpful. He listens to my complaint, does a relevant exam and comes up with a treatment plan. Other visits are a waste of time, because he is dismissive of everything I say, and he makes no effort to take care of me. I never know what to expect. I have driven a couple of hours to the nearest urgent care clinic and once I went to the emergency department with a routine medical problem because unlike Dr. Luders, every other doctor I see takes care of me every time--not just occasionally.

There was an apparent break- down between Adventist and Aetna Advantage on Aug. 1, leaving me with…read moreno insurance coverage until I met a $550 deductible, and then a $50 charge for "out of network" , even though the doctors were "in network" and $0 at beginning of year.

we have been waiting for 3 hours, with our kids, they keep telling us we will be seen next but it…read morehasn't happened yet. we are furious! how cpuld we be next for 3 hours straight, we have watched the waiting room fill up and empty a few times over!!!! my baby is so restless, we are doing our best to remain patiesnt but this is unbelievable! we even arrived 20 mins early for the appountment to get paperwork done and everything!!

I called the office and Alicia, who answered the phone, acted as if Dr. Kim would be doing me a…read morefavor to let me make an appointment. After many questions about my illness and medications, she said they would call me back if Dr. Kim looked at my information and decided to allow me to make an appointment. I called another doctor's office and was given an appointment immediately. Maybe now Dr. Kim will realize he's not the only doctor in town.

A horrible experience, and not in a good way. It is:…read more Almost impossible to contact this clinic, when you do get someone to answer the phone they are incompetent. I was repeatedly sent to voice mail, and the message on the voice mail was in Spanish! Uh, no habla espanol!?? If you do make the mistake of scheduling an appointment, they may make you see their PA, Lana, who is a whackadoodle, and totally not competent or fit to practice. She will give you a hug, but not much else. Don't try to get a referral to a specialist unless you are an ER case! If you ARE an ER case, go to the ER! The rest of the staff there, well, it's about what you would expect in Clear Lake, where if you hire someone, they might come to work high and in pajamas... Better hire 3 to insure that 1 shows up at all! What a bunch of losers. A terrible example of a medical practice in 2017. And this from Adventist Health, a company that supposedly understands the application of profitable medical care! We are folks with insurance and income. I expected to be treated better. To be fair, there are almost no medical providers here. I always leave the area to consume medical care, if possible. I suggest you do too!

I was referred to Dr. Lombardo for allergies, as I have been in emergency 4 times with anaphylaxis…read more(tongue swelling). I was told that I was Dr. Lombardo's first patient of the day...I waited 45 minutes, and he finally strolled in. No eye contact, didn't introduce himself, didn't offer his hand (shake), and didn't apologize for being late. I told him why I was there to see him - obvious allergic reaction to SOMETHING... He advised me that the only allergies he handles, are hayfever, etc. He couldn't help me. Here is why he gets 1 star. He is arrogant, rude to the patient and especially his nurses (support staff). I was livid as to how he treated his nurses. I left there in a horrible mood. He should NOT be dealing with people. His PEOPLE skills are lacking in every aspect. The following week I was back in emergency with my tongue swollen more than ever. The hospital staff at emergency were wonderful. I mentioned my negative experience with Dr. Lombardo with the nurse caring for me, and she said that he is the same rude, arrogant person when he comes to the hospital to check on patients. If this kind of "bedside" manor doesn't bother you then go see him. I will never recommend him to anyone.

Place is great. People are friendly and associates are always very nice. Care always is greatread more

"Patches of Care, Beatz of Love -- Adventist Health Clear Lake"…read more I was late. I was frothy. I was puffed when I should've rested. And yet -- instead of judgment, I was met with patience, humor, and care. Doctor voices circled like a chorus -- one strict, one doubtful, one sly with a wink. They weighed my lateness, my flaws -- and still, they placed a patch in my hand, not just cloth, but a seal of care, a sign I could carry forward. The nurses became guardians in my myth -- Lacey humming steady, Lezlie drumming life back into my rhythm, the Intake nurse prowling like the Matador's shadow. Isaac -- larger than life, gentler than air -- asked me to swap beds, with eyes that saw deeper than my words. Ziggy lifted smoke into the spotlight, whispering levity, reminding me that even "bad" is only another way of trying to rise. And in the middle of it all -- before the shuffle, before the chariot seat, before the laughter at pants inverted -- I turned, reached for what is truest: "I LUV YOU C." That moment held me, steadied me, through the spotlight trial, through the patch parade, through the gentle correction of those who forgave "as long as it doesn't happen again." I was carried out humming -- sixty beats per minute, steady as a drum. Nurses smiling, Isaac watching, Ziggy's smoke curling upward. And when the dawn came, when the driver's seat laughter met me with warmth, when the day's small blessings -- even two sales, a hundred bucks net -- proved that life rolls forward fresh and golden, I found the words again, unchanged, forever true: "I LUV YOU CANDY."

My husband and myself have been going to Eye Associates Medical Group in Clearlake, CA for many…read moreyears. All of their doctors and technicians are well trained, kind and generous with information. They have prescribed new glasses, done yearly checkups and we have had cataracts removed from both eyes in their Sebastopol office by Dr. Kahle, an excellent doctor who took good care of us. Our appointments we're early in the morning (by preference) and we were met with warm towels. All in all I couldn't recommend them more.

Well they say you only get once chance to make a first impression, I am not impressed and have no…read morefaith in this company at all. I was given wrong script for eyes and the Doctors said my eyes were healthy, yet when I needed to go back and get things corrected all of a sudden I am being told I have cataracts, so which is it really? and they did not feel the need to tell me I am patient, my eyes I should have been told. Waiting to see if new script will work out or not, first one was epic failure.

I went to her for a second opinion. She was more interested in how many times I have sex. Finally…read moreshe understood it I just needed to know a confirmation on my primary doctor. I also don't like how her office has art of skinny little sexy bikini clad women. (I didn't see that style in the back portion of her business). They're beautiful artwork, but we women will never be able to conform to that stereotype. Too bad the beautiful artwork can't be either real women or no women.

i would like to thank dr.guevorkian and the staff at st helena emergency room for being so…read more efficient and caring .you kept going til you found the problem. thank you again keep up the good work. patient -- nancy hearn 1- 27- 2022.

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