I have been a patient of Dr. Go for a year now and never had any issues with this office…read more Roseville Cardiology is located in the Sutter Roseville Hospital complex by Building 2 on the ground floor. Yes, parking can be difficult as they have been remodeling but they also offer valet services. My Health online is available as patient portal which makes it convenient to either message the staff and provider, cancel appointments, request medications and view test results. It's all there and it makes it easier for us patients to communicate with the office. I am in general happy with the care and service I got. March 2026

My in office and staff were fine but they were incapable of getting the results to my doctor who…read morerequested the cardio test. It was a race to the finish to get the results to my doctor so I could have my procedure even though I had the test 10 days before. They sent the results to me straight away but useless as the file was too big to send. It was extremely stressful.

Dr. Jurewitz has been amazing in getting me in quickly for appointments and procedures regarding my…read moreASD. He explains in thorough detail what my procedures revealed and how we are going to move forward.

He is a wonderful doctor. Patient knowledgeable…read more He explains everything in a way you can understand and feel comfortable. I recommend all my family members to this doctor

Dr. Anderson became over the top angry and then brought himself face level close to me. He then…read moreangrily stated, "No one tells me to make a change to medical reports. He then said very forcibly, " I am the Doctor, You are the Patient." He then said, "You are really testing our doctor patient relationship." I am very concerned about one sentence in my cardiology report that I know is very wrong and should not be in this report. You do not have to be a Doctor to know that what Dr. Anderson has reported is so very wrong. Do not I have the right to question my own cardiology report? Dr. Anderson seems to think not. I believe that Dr. Anderson is too prideful to admit a mistake. I believe Dr. Anderson is clearly covering up the fact that many blood pressure medications was the cause of my very low blood pressure. As a result of this low blood pressure I then passed out twice and landed myself back into the hospital for a 2nd hospitalization. I believe if this cardiology report is allowed to stand as is , this will only aid in the support of very bad treatment protocol that is plaguing most of America's hospitals .I believe Dr. Anderson is turning a blind eye to this very bad treatment protocol. I believe that Dr. Anderson does not care much for his patients.

Great care! I'm with dr. Hundel for the last 3 years or so. She is pretty through with helping you…read morewith what you need as for care. She has referred me to a specialist gyno dr, which I'll be seeing later this month. If she cant figure it out she will get help. The gals at the front are always friendly and chit chat with you for a minute. Its clean and never crowded.

I just learned today, after following up, again, on an oncology referral, that I have been…read moredismissed from Sutter Health for all oncology/hematology. I never received the original dismissal from my first oncologist. Apparently, after I saw my PCP for another referral, because my existing oncologist was bought out by John Muir (which they failed to advise), I was blackballed by Sutter. Sutter is refusing to treat a stage 3 colon cancer patient because I couldn't understand my Russian-born oncologist. They are collecting premiums and denying care. I went through the steps of seeing a PCP for a referral for an established disease that Sutter knew of for the previous 10-months. I chose not to let the PCP listen to my heart or lungs as I didn't deem it necessary for the referral. Wait...I'm the patient? Yes, I am and that's well within my rights not to submit to exams that I don't feel comfortable with. I was told I was rude for not wanting to answers already in my chart and that was asked by the nurse. How is that rude? That's failure to communicate on their part. I shouldn't have had to even see a PCP for an established disease that Sutter had already been treating. They are abusing the system and now that abuse has fallen onto me by denying any care at all. I am allowed to choose my doctor. It is not out of the norm for a female patient to want a female doctor. Based on the medical terminology, it is not out of the norm to insist on a doctor whom I can understand, without the aid of her staff. You can't reach anyone at Patient Advocacy because they are always in a meeting. I have not received any written notification of either dismissal; which is required! I am only allowed to see a non-contracted doctor and they can't find one; so that equals no care. Carla, in appeals and grievances said the letter, that I was told about today, shouldn't have been generated. Yet, I cannot receive any care for my cancer because Sutter is denying all care to oncology. So, now, I wait. If the anemia gets bad enough, I'll go to the ER. If anyone knows of a non-Sutter, non-North Bay oncologist, who might accept payment from Sutter, please let me know. My life hangs in the balance while these paper pushers pretend they are trying to help me. If anyone knows any good lawyers, please pass along this review. Sutter shouldn't be allowed to get away with what they are. They are literally trying to kill people by refusing to let them see any doctors they don't want them to see. That's wrong and should be illegal!

Dr. Van Gundy is one of the reasons my two youngest daughters are alive today. He is awesome!! We…read morewere referred to him by our pediatrician 10 years ago when our 5th child was born with Tetralogy of Fallot. By the age of 2 she already had 3 open-heart surgeries and by the age of 4 she had her 4th. Today she is 10 years old, runs 5k races and is very athletic!! Our sixth child was born 2 months premature and was discovered to have CHD as well. Dr. Van Gundy personally delivered the news to me and my husband. We were devastated. Dr. Van Gundy promised us that he would take care of her just like he did our other daughter and he has kept that promise. This daughter is almost 8 years old and she is a handful! Full of energy and very happy!! MY husband and I highly recommend Dr. Van Gundy...Outstanding Cardiologist and human being!!

Dr. Van Gundy has been my daughters cardiologist for 10 years. He is a warm, compassionate, and…read morecaring doctor. He is moving his practices and we most definately are following him!!!

Had a great visit today at this urgent care. Josh was efficient, professional and skillful in…read morediagnosing and treating my infection. I also found the office staff warm and helpful, and the office was clean. The wait was brief and everything was done swiftly. I highly recommend them.

I was struggling to find a doctor that would see a cash pay client. Not only was I seen quickly,…read morebut the staff helped me find affordable medication and even an option to possibly find affordable medical insurance. They were all so helpful and the nurse practitioner was amazing in listening to my symptoms and piecing together the last couple years of my medical history. Now I'm looking for medical insurance that will cover their practice because I don't wanna go anywhere else.

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.

Dr F has been my 81yo father's cardiologist for nearly 2 decades. During which time my fathers had…read more1 heart attack, a fib, chf and has had a triple bypass 30 years ago. This Dr has been NEGLIGENT at best. He's unethical in the sense that he's not run a single test on my father since his first heart attack and has since told him he has gurd and sent him to a PCP for Omneprozol. Well fast forward 1 month & my father experiences a 2nd heart attack, thankfully in SJ & went to Good Samaritan Hospital. He was treated by an amazing, God send of a cardiologist named Dr Hoang. He did an echocardiogram, angiogram and angioplasty. Diagnosed him with COPD & almost laughed out loud when we told him he was told his chest pain was gurd, according to his cardiologist. He assured us it is definitely a heart issue and NOT gurd. He has given my father a new lease on life by doing basic tests that Dr F has refused to in the past 20 years. Dr F is a quack who should retire before he kills someone. He nearly killed my father. If he thinks he is a lost cause then all he had to do was tell him he doesn't want to treat him. Instead he blew him off when my father could've had a better quality of life all this time.

I have been seeing Dr. Wampold for over a year now and he and his assistant Tracy are the best. I…read morehave a rare condition know as POTS and despite numerous doctors dismissing it as nothing, even Dr. Wamplods's own colleagues, Dr. Wamplod has always shown grace and compassion and I consider myself lucky to be a patient of his in a point in time where a good doctor that listens are more rare silver or gold.

I am a 60 year old man who has heart arrythmia problems. On the 14th day of February 2014 I went…read morein to Dr. Wampold's office to confirm an up coming appointment when, his office staff met with me in the waiting room and presented me with the records of my treatment to date and discharged me from doing business with their office in the future. The reason given was that they would no longer be billing my insurance company. I thought about it and the weird thing about it is they NEVER asked me for an alternate insurance. My only guess is that he is retiring from medicine as he is also near 60 years old, and I found it very difficult to communicate with him from the beginning.