Pamela is the best!!! She's very caring understanding she makes my life my toughs so happy by her…read moreknowledge and care she truly is a blessing to find her. She's wonderful I been too many doctors nothing compare to Pamela

Pamela Zaldivar is an absolute gem in the medical world. She doesn't just do her job -- she shows…read moreup with genuine care, compassion, and the kind of patience that instantly calms you down. She listens like your words actually matter (a rare superpower these days), and she never rushes you through anything. What really sets her apart is how clearly she explains every procedure, every step, every "why this matters." It's like having a medical encyclopedia that also happens to be warm, kind, and rooting for you the whole time. Her explanations make you feel confident instead of confused, and supported instead of stressed. She's the kind of provider you keep for life -- the gold standard.

Absolutely amazing experience! The doctor was incredibly attentive and took the time to listen to…read moreall my concerns. I felt very comfortable and well cared for throughout my visit. Highly recommend!

Dr. Tang is the kind of doctor you watch on old TV shows where they have the family doctor that…read moretakes their time, listens to you, and you really feel like she cares! I always feel like I am in good hands and that is a good feeling to have these days in a doctors office. Thank you Dr. Tang!

Yesterday morning, I underwent a colonoscopy and endoscopy procedure which included the removal of…read moresome biopsies. I experienced some throat soreness yesterday evening, but thankfully, it has subsided today. Last night, I felt some bloating and discomfort in my abdominal area, which persists today, albeit without any significant pain. Despite this, I was able to resume my normal activities today, which is made easier by the fact that I am currently on summer break. Following the procedures yesterday, I was informed about certain protocol guidelines for my condition. It was discovered that I have diverticulosis and some hemorrhoids. I must express my admiration for Dr. Solaimani, who is an exceptional gastroenterologist/surgeon. During my follow-up appointment, we will discuss a treatment plan.

Dr. Salaimani is a wonderful Dr.. after my second endoscopy he called and explained the results and…read morethe treatment plan. After that, I had an ultrasound of my liver and found an issue so I made an appointment. Unfortunately I was seen by a nurse practitioner who launched into the results from a while ago that I already talked to the dr. about. I stopped he and told her that I was there for a different issue. She said that she wanted to go over the results from tests done months ago and would get to the liver issue later. Update: No one answers the phone down there and instead an "AI" assistant answers but offers no help. My appointment with the dr has been scheduled 5 months out. The Dr is great- his support staff, including the snotty NP, is not helpful or caring.

Told to arrive at 830 for appointment yet doors not open and office staff is having a morning…read morehuddle. Why tell me to arrive at a specific time with my autistic child if the office is not open. We are waiting outside door where my child is having melt downs due to the office being unorganized. This all could have been prevented and avoided. Update- Dr Roopla was fantastic. Very attentive and patient with my special needs child. Office manager advised me she will escalate concerns up the ladder.

I have been trying to get answers on why I have frequent tachycardia and palpitations. I started…read morewith the folks at UCR... They are a teaching facility. Fine. Well, the residents and fellows there are very dismissive, at least to female patients. (Even had this confirmed by a nurse, there...) The heads of cardiology were kind, and moderately knowledgeable about cardiology and how it is affected by EDS (connective tissue disorder). But, I spent most time with the residents and fellows. One, walked in, I'm wearing a mask, so you don't see much of my face, and says... "I haven't looked at your chart or test results, but you look healthy, so I don't suspect to find anything. " Um...what??? And he said it 2 more times. Asinine. You can be very ill, and not look like it. During our appointment, he never once asked about my diet, my lifestyle, if I exercise, nor did he mention a concern over my weight. Yet, he repeatedly referred to obesity as my problem in my chart, and in another note, said if I would consider changing my diet and exercising, the heart issues would stop. Again, he never asked me about the fact that I don't like processed foods, that I don't have a sweet tooth, nor do I snack on salty foods, and that I'm careful with what I eat. He never asked if I exercise, so he has no idea that I workout 4 to 6 days a week, plus am very active. No. He just plugged my weight into a chart and assumed. I'm well aware that I'm not tiny (most people call me average, I wear a size small to medium, not that it matters) , but I also know these charts are antiquated and factor in nothing but height and weight. Again, he also did not ask a single question about how I eat, sleep, workout, or live. Never mind that because of this, he dismissed the spikes in HR, the plummeting BP, the dizziness, fatigue, palpitations, etc.

Dr. Griffin listens to you and carefully looks for all cancer or pre-cancer spots. Very friendly…read moreand considerate.

Been going here for a little over two years and I love it. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Dr are very…read moreinformative and friendly. Staff is amazing always willing to help!

Every single time I've come here, the experience has been the same: long, endless waits and a…read moredoctor who rushes through visits so fast it makes me wonder why I was sitting in the waiting room for hours in the first place. It feels like they have zero respect for their patients' time or concerns. Beyond the waiting 1.5 hours in JUST the waiting room for a follow up, then another 30 minutes in the exam room before the dr comes in, the worst was when I was scheduled for an endoscopy. I checked in on time, expecting maybe a short delay (because things happen in healthcare). Instead, I sat in the main waiting room for over 3 hours. Not pre-op. Not being prepped. Just in a crowded lobby, staring at the walls, with absolutely no communication from staff. After three hours of this, I finally got up and left--completely frustrated and over it. Honestly, I should've walked out sooner. I got rescheduled for the next week, as the very first patient. When you do finally get taken back, the procedure area is no better. They make you power down your phone in front of them and show them that it's turned off. I understand phones might not be allowed during procedures, but here's the issue: after they take your phone, you're left sitting in pre-op for up to 2 more hours with nothing to do but stare at a blank wall. No updates. No reassurance. No communication at all. No sense of time. Just isolation and waiting. It's incredibly inconsiderate, especially for patients who are already anxious. I have a baby at home, and my time is not disposable. I can't afford to waste entire days sitting in waiting rooms and pre-op holding areas with no explanation, no updates, and no respect for the fact that patients have lives, families, and responsibilities. Add to that a doctor who doesn't take symptoms seriously ( and asks over and over about someone that was just asked about 1 minute prior ), and it's a recipe for patients to feel dismissed, unheard, and neglected. Healthcare is already stressful enough--you're usually going in because you don't feel well or because something is wrong. The last thing you should have to deal with is a system that treats you like an afterthought. Every visit here has been hours of wasted time, rushed interactions, and the sense that patients' concerns just don't matter. If you're considering coming here, know what you're signing up for: long waits, minimal communication, and a doctor who seems too busy (or unwilling) to actually listen. I would not recommend this practice to anyone who values their time, their sanity, or being treated with basic decency.

The appointments are all scheduled for the same time for all patients. They are not organized with…read morethe appointments. Disappointing. I been waiting more 1. Hours.

Came here for a physical. They are amazing here and very sweet. Was done in about 30 minutes more…read moreor less and I was called in earlier than my scheduled appointment time :) the services offered here are very reasonably priced. As a current Kaiser member, they are WAY better here than Kaiser. Additionally, they have complimentary coffee in the waiting room!!

If you don't have Insurance they will work with you & awesome care & attention! The nurse & doctor…read moreare really great people!

Today was my mother's annual appointment and Melissa and Gabby were amazing to my mother. Very…read morekind very happy with all of her test results. Melissa was very informative . also we love that Melissa speaks Spanish so she could communicate with my mother that's a plus

Dr Grobler and his amazing staff are quit literal Angels and blessings. They saved both my Mother…read moreand Fathers lives and they take such extraordinary care Of my parents. I can not express my gratitude to them and Dr GROBLER is what medicine should be. The crossroads of medicine, caring, knowledge and empathy. They are amazing!

I called Dr. K's office to schedule an appointment as a new patient, and unfortunately my…read moreexperience with the receptionist, Margarita, was extremely unprofessional. During the call, she repeatedly asked for my name and basic information multiple times, even after I answered several times clearly. The conversation became very confusing, and instead of handling it professionally, she repeatedly said "oh my gosh," laughed during the call, and spoke to me in a rude tone. When she mentioned that my information was not on file, I explained that I was calling because I was a new patient. She responded by saying, "Well, you should've said that before." At that point, I expressed that I felt she was being rude and unprofessional and simply asked for the referral doctor's phone number instead. She then hung up on me. It's unfortunate that someone seeking medical help would be treated this way. Patients should be treated with patience, professionalism, and respect, especially during their first interaction with a medical office. Hanging up on a patient and making them feel mocked or dismissed is unacceptable.

Have only been here twice but both visits were great. Both Dr. K and Ms. Bolson were very…read moreprofessional and explained test results in a way I could understand. Never felt rushed like I have with other doctors. Awesome Officer staff as well. Kudos!