I have no hesitation on this recommendation. Her questions were spot on and it felt like I had all…read morethe time necessary to cover a myriad of topics.

I have a lot of good things to say about Dr. Opilas she's been our doctor for more than 5 going…read moreon. 6 years her patient care is A1 she treats her patients like family and that's what patients care is all about my parents also see Dr. Opilas she is compassionate and kind and shows a lot of empathy to her patients.

I have been seeing Dr Johnson for about 21 years and my husband started seeing him after we got…read moremarried 20 years ago. Dr Johnson is one of the best. He is not taking new patients anymore bc of his admin position within Sutter but he has always been the type of Dr who takes time to listen to his patients and gets to know them as a whole person. He is great with returning calls and/or messages and truly cares about his patients. When I can't get in to see him I love seeing his NP, Jessica Hill, who is also amazing. I am so glad to have him as my PCP bc he truly cares for his patients.

I have been a patient of Dr Johnson for over ten years and find him to be exceptional. He listens…read moreand never rushes, one feels like they truly manner. Plus he is on top of responses via the Sutter site, referrals are prompt . Feel blessed to be a patient of his as he no longer is accepting new patients. Sadly Drs of his level of caring are becoming scarce

This doctor is a total scam artist. I went in for an annual physical, which was free to me, and she…read moreknew this. She asked me about a small rash I had on my stomach and, because of that, I was charged for the visit. Anything outside of the normal physical would've been free, but because she asked about something outside of the normal physical would've, I was charged. She knew this would happen and, for that, I was scammed!

I started seeing Dr. Chuksorji for a little over a year. My experience with her professionalism…read moreand knowledge with her expertise I think she has the outsanding of very caring individual and understand the patients needs. She makes sures I recieved the concerns or problem that I brought up to her. I definitely recommend her as people PCP.

Dr Lucero is a great doctor who takes time with his patients to assess them, and put in appropriate…read morereferrals and labs etc. He has been caring for a family member of mine with a very complex degenerative disease and coordination of care for over a decade and has always taken the time to coordinate his care with appropriate specialties. Both myself and my husband switched our care over to Dr Lucero a year ago and are also pleased. As a nurse myself at another organization I am very picky with who I choose for primary care. Sutter East Bay is very lucky to have Dr Lucero who takes a holistic approach and time with his patients to assure great care is given and their needs are being met during their visit

Dr. Lucero is excellent--personable, easy to talk to, and consistently professional. He takes a…read moreproactive approach to care and genuinely prioritizes his patients' well-being, always going the extra mile. I highly recommend him to anyone seeking a top-notch primary care physician.

Dr Heo has been my primary Physian for over five years. She is a wonderful doctor who truly…read morelistens to her patients concerns. She is very thoughtful and kind. I'm a Registered nurse and highly recommend this doctor. She was also very caring and understanding when my mom passed away and helped me through the grieving process.

Today, I sent my 20-year-old daughter to Dr. Heo for her annual exam after researching internists…read morewho received excellent reviews. This would be my daughter's first visit with Dr. Heo as a new patient, as we recently moved from Chicago. It was difficult to find a female doctor who receives good reviews and is accepting new patients. I was surprised to learn about the office visit. First, Dr. Heo questioned why my daughter would travel all the way from Lafayette to Brentwood to see her. This sort of question would put anyone on their heels. This disconcerting question, which puts the patient in a defensive posture, is no way a way to begin a doctor-patient relationship or what should be a proactive conversation. It makes the patient feel as if they should not be there. Dr. Heo then essentially phoned in the exam. She did not perform the head-to-toe evaluation typically performed at first-time office visits to establish a baseline. She did not ASK QUESTIONS (How much exercise? How is your diet? How is your home life? etc.etc). Oftentimes, patients are reluctant to "complain" or introduce perhaps what they are fearful would be minor issues. Especially if they are questioned about why they are there in the first place, and especially a young person, with whom one should take extra care to tease out facts. My shy daughter gets headaches (which she was reluctant to disclose - likely migraines - and which the doctor did not ask "any headaches? allergies? etc etc - I am asked these questions by my doctor). She did not find out that my daughter has a sprained ankle. She did not ask what every woman is asked - about the regularity of her menstrual cycles. Does she see an OB/GYN? She did not order lab tests to establish a baseline. She did not test her reflexes, balance, or joint mobility. She did not palpate her abdomen. She did not check for unusual moles. These are all the hallmarks of a first exam. Dr. Heo seemed to have determined that my daughter "looks healthy" and left it at that. Consequently, my daughter did not receive an "annual exam" from Dr. Heo. Dr. Heo concluded the "exam" by telling my daughter she herself does not like going to the doctor (wonderful role modeling) and said "next time" my daughter can just phone in. I don't think so. Dr. Heo already phoned in.

DO NOT TRUST DR. MALHI. I went for a fully covered physical/wellness appt. Dr. Malhi asked almost…read moreno questions, provided no care, and sent me for bloodwork. A month later I received a $580 bill. Dr. Malhi requested several COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY blood tests that are not covered by insurance. His office refused to correct his error. Muir Health refused to correct the error. I am currently filing a claim for FRAUD with the Medical Board of California. Dr. Malhi is a bad doctor that is only interested in extracting as much cash as possible from his "patients" (or "marks" as fraudsters call them).

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I have searched for a very long time to find a physician like Dr Campbell. He's knowledge,…read moreattentive, respects my opinion and feelings. I am a very complicated case that does not have a happy ending. He jumped right in and cleaned up the mess the other providers made. All while being a man of his word and action. If you want a doctor that is going to listen to BS or powder your fannie, that isn't him. It's very disheartening that so many people speak of him so sharply and list all of these ill qualities but give no basis or example. Also that they have resorted to making fun of him being a Scott. So many opinionated racists out there that are not satisfied with themselves and will never be satisfied with a real provider. His front office staff is horrible. A couple of rude, fat, lazy slags. His office manager is wonderful and interfaces with him incredibly. His medical assistants are on top of things because his standards are high. There's nothing wrong with that. There is nothing wrong with Dr. Campbell. He's been the provider that I have hoped he would be, every step of the way.

Best dr i have ever had in my life I wish he took medicare , he would still be my dr today, he had…read moreremedies he was caring alqays went over and beyond Dr campbell sinvere tganks to u and your team sincerely James H Fletcher

My supposed family member dropped me $180 for a very short visit with Dr Sophie! I got nothing out…read moreof that visit. I will never be in Brentwood Califonia!

I haven't had the pleasure of having an office visit with Dr. Lorn yet, however, she did take the…read moretime to do a Wellness Discovery call today which turned out to be more than I could have asked for in that moment. She's honest, thorough, and kind. I am looking forward to working with her.

Doctors are not in the office on a daily basis. My doctor is only in on Thursdays. It took 3…read more months to get a Wellness appointment. During the appointment, the doctor sits across the room and most of the 15 minutes is spent with the doctor fooling around with the computer app and was more concerned with getting a POLST form filled out. She ordered lab work based on my meds. I asked for a urine test--she said they are no longer automatically part of the Wellness exam--I requested the test. My lab results had some issues and they were not properly addressed by the doctor. I called the office, wanting to talk to the doctor, but she does not take phone calls so the front desk gave me a phone appointment with the PA. The PA said I must talk to the Dr. who ordered the lab work. So, now, I have to wait another month to talk with the Dr. At least the PA did order the additional lab work. Prior to this experience, there have been issues with meds and referrals. I guess if you have no health issues, this type of care would work for you.

I cannot believe how extremely RUDE the employees at this office were. I spoke with Amanda, the…read moreoffice manager and she was so condescending and horrible. I called to establish care and spoke with Sela who scheduled me an appointment for March 19th. I let her know that my insurance was a JMPN HMO plan and that I was going to call my insurance to have them post date the change of PCP for 3/1/24 since I'm currently under the care of another physician and cannot NOT have a PCP in the interim. She said that I needed to call and do that first before she could schedule me (why she scheduled me already before verifying is beyond me) she then said that the insurance needed to send them a letter with the reference number. I asked to speak with the office manager at that point and she said she would have her call me back. I then received a call from Amanda who was so rude. She said that it's her office policy that they cannot schedule until the PCP is changed on the card, even though Sela said that the insurance can post date it. She said that it's in the best info the office to do it that way. What about what's in the best interest of the patient?!! What horrible patient care. So a patient can't have a PCP while they wait a month if they have HMO insurance if you want to schedule with them. How does that even make sense. And like I said, I'm currently under the care of a physician for a medical condition and cannot be without a PCP for a month. She then said that her doctor would not treat my medical condition and that their office doesn't agree with disability. She says her doctors will only sign for disability for 2 weeks and that's it. Hmm for someone who is not a physician she was quick to diagnose and tell me what treatment I needed. I cannot believe that the doctor would refuse a medical necessity and I cannot believe that they have such a rude office manager. She also says that she's the manager so she makes the office rules and she made that policy. I asked to speak with the doctor and she said that she wouldn't take my call and that I could email. She then said "I actually don't think I even want to give you her email." So unprofessional. She then said "I'm going to hang up now because we won't be able to have you as a patient." Wow, just wow! I dodged a bullet for sure. If an office manager can be this unprofessional and the doctor allows it, that speaks volumes!!!