I had a wonderful experience as Dr Wu's patient. He treated me for a variety of feminine issues. I…read morehad gone to other doctors and I wasn't getting any answers. Dr Wu immediately identified my problem and began treatment. I benefited from the treatment.

My husband was a patient of Dr. Wu. He was very attentive and told you the truth. We miss him. We…read morehaven't been able to find a dr. since Dr Wu retired.

Dr Solanki is one of the best doctors I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. He really cares about…read morehis patients. I ran into him at Home Depot once after going to the VA. He remembered my name and stopped to talk to me for a bit. I don't know any other doctor that cares that much. I'm able to see him again now that I'm on Medicare. It's very exciting.

I have not seen medical care like this in years. As a former nurse I used to love my care from…read more"others" I grew weary of my doctors after HMO's started. No talking, no care giving, no conversation. 5 minutes in and out. Dr Kirti Solanki is the most caring doctor I have seen. He listens and stays as long as it takes. His staff is wonderful and helpful! When Dr. Solanki is busy his partner Dr. Brown is equally wonderful. They are not a high tech office, they are TRUE medical professionals.

It's so sad because he really is a great doctor but his staff is completely incompetent. I've been…read moretrying to work with him for TEN MONTHS to get on a program, but his staff is useless. I have to follow up COUNTLESS times to make sure they're doing their job. They lie and say they've done things they haven't and I find out when I call my insurance. Unless you want a second job as a manager for his front desk staff, don't bother going to this doctor.

The one star is for the front office staff. Completely unprofessional and incompetent. I feel like…read moreI'm dealing with a bunch of dumb high school girls. They have no drive or concern for patients. They act inconvenienced when asked questions and It's very unfortunate that such a wonderful and knowledgeable doctor is being represented by them. I am now considering leaving doctor Ferro, and it's all because of his staff. Such a shame.

I have been experiencing bouts of darkened vision along with visual artifacts. After a couple of…read morerounds with retinal specialists who found my retina to be healthy, my case was referred to Touro University Medical Group for nuerological follow-up, the next most likely cause on June 17, 2023. I've called, and I've left messages on their Web site, and I once got a call back with the assurance I would hear back in a week. That was in July, 2023. I have yet to get any reaction to my call and messages. In the meantime, I've lost four months.

From the owner: Touro University Medical Group is a private academic medical practice with three offices in…read moreStockton, California. Our team includes experts in internal medicine, neurology, urology, infectious disease, rheumatology, and psychiatry, who take a patient-centered, evidence-based approach to patient care.  We listen to our patients, partnering with you to find the best treatment and course of care to get the best possible outcomes. Our team truly cares about patients, striving to build long-lasting relationships that make a positive impact on your health and the health of the community we serve. Touro University Medical Group's internal medicine providers offer a suite of primary care services. We perform annual physicals to manage general health and provide chronic care management for diseases like diabetes, liver disease, and arthritis. With a team of medical specialists, we provide expert, evidence-based care for patients with infectious diseases, neurological conditions, rheumatic diseases, and mental illnesses. As an academic practice, Touro University Medical Group gives back by teaching the next generation of health care professionals.  Call Touro University Medical Group or schedule an appointment online today.

Dr. Kamali is a great Doctor. I had him for 15 yrs. He is direct and to the point. He doesn't sugar…read morecoat anything which is how I lime my dr. to be. He explains the best treatment options and how to go about getting them. He would still be my Dr. but I moved out of the area. I have sent several people to see him and they like him. He's great.

I'm sure, when he first got his PHD, he prob really cared about his patients. Down the road with…read morethe current medical industry environment, he prob got detached on his initial reason helping people. I get it, he was prob a victim of his environment. Unfortunately, my experiences with this doctor, was not delightful. I had to go to 4-5 visits in order to get PT after my car accident. Of course, he was against eastern medicine and preventive practices and went straight to the pain pills which I don't agree with. I'm sure all the positive reviews were his former employees.

Very compassionate and caring. Great doctors. I highly recommend them. Easy to communicate and help…read morewith insurance issues.

The infusion center staff is nothing but amazing! They are caring and really show compassion during…read morethis difficult time. My husband just finished his first round of chemo, and nurse Leng was amazing the entire time (she deserves a raise) LOL. Hubby still has 4 more rounds of chemo, and we couldn't be any happier doing it at the Stockton location, especially with Leng, who is so attentive. Thank you, staff!

I have been sober for quite some time....... I relapsed and was beyond intoxicated. I knew I needed…read moreprofessional help and came straight here. They showed compassion, they took care of me, they didn't judge me and most importantly they didn't treat me how I felt "an alcoholic ". I thank the staff and doctors for bringing me back to life!!! I have place in my heart for this hospital because I am sober again. Alcoholism is very scary and it's something I take seriously . I made a mistake and all it took was one sip..... thank you guys for what you did!!!

This is a copy of a letter I submitted and I will be contacting Hospital Administration early…read moreMonday morning: Hi, My name is Mandy Williams and I send this letter with great concern about how your staff has disrespected me during a very stressful time. I have been talked to badly and called a liar to my face by two of your employees.  Let me explain: Thursday my 14 year old son arrived at Saint Joseph via ambulance, Mental Health on California St. transported him there for a 72 hour hold due to onset hereditary schizophrenia. All was well until Friday night, I had to leave and get my 1 year old and 8 year old from daycare. A nurse said I could not leave and if I did she would call CPS and the police because I would be abandoning my 14 year old son. I agreed to come back and I did. I had my 1 year old and 8 year old with me. At one point my 1 year old daughter ran from the area my son was being kept and the same nurse that threatened me with CPS and the police started to question me about finding someone to watch my children. She said that I needed to do something with my children. I explained to her that I am from Louisiana and I have no family out here. I told her I have a 20 year old son. My son doesn't live with me and he doesn't know how to care for a 1 year old child. She goes on to say that I should get on my knees and beg my son to watch my younger children. I looked at her and said: I don't beg nobody and I left. What she said to me was totally unprofessional and disrespectful.  Saturday morning I called and checked on my son. I let the nurse Maggie know I was coming to the hospital at 1pm after I dropped my 2 younger children off at daycare. I was there at 1pm. Around 5pm I went outside and smoked a 2 cigarettes,  I returned about 25 minutes later. Around 8pm I decided to smoke another cigarette.  I would let my son stay on my laptop for another hour and leave. As I was leaving out I told the nurse that was sitting outside the area my son was being kept that I was going to smoke a cigarette.  She jumped up and said: No you said that last night and didn't come back. I responded: I was told I had to leave because my daughter was running around. I waited while the charge nurse came. I explained to him that I had been up there since 1pm and that my children was at daycare. I explained to him that I have no family here and that I am from Louisiana.  He said: Now you are lieing. I became furious and yes I begin to yell.  I yelled: Would you talk to a white woman like that? It was a yes or no question and he didn't say yes or no. I called him a racist,  because that's how i was feeling and I still feel that way. Yes, I feel like if i was a white woman he would have not called me a liar to my face.  He said that i was abandoning my son and that he was calling CPS and the police.  I told him that I was not abandoning my son and that my son was there receiving care that he have the right to receive and that i was not breaking law. He was very rude and hostile toward me. The nurse that called him there she jumped into the confrontation and I yelled at her. I told him I couldn't leave my 1 year old and 8 year old at daycare. Let me remind you all this is going on in front of my 14 year old son who is already battling schizophrenia.  That charge nurse made me choose between staying there at the hospital with my 14 year old son and picking my babies up from daycare....I could not leave my children at daycare all night. With a heavy heart, I gathered my things and left.  He made it very clear that he was calling CPS and that the police would be at my house.  If you have any doubt about the events that took place, please play your cameras back.....I am sure there is a camera to refer to; after all,  it is a psych holding area.  Disrespect, Unprofessional Behavior/ Comments, Racism ...... I don't believe that's the foundation Saint Joseph's Hospital was built on. I can be reached at this email or (number deleted).  Thank you, Mandy Williams, CST

Dr Mehdi was my moms oncologist for the past seven year after she was diagnosed with colon cancer…read morein 2017 then again in 2018. Our last visit after visiting every six month for 7 years was in March, she cancer free. Dr Mehdi and the staff was so nice and helpful the whole way.

I had a gardening related accident resulting in a cut on my scalp. Someone was right there at the…read moreER doors to assess my situation. I was very impressed with the organization of the staff and care. Everyone was busy and professional. They all just did their jobs and nobody was complaining or looking unhappy. It took a little while for the exam and stitches and discharge and they apologized for the amount of time. I felt that even though my injury was an emergency, I was treated in an appropriate time frame and I'm sure there were way worst illnesses and injuries than mine. I received messages to make sure I had follow up care which I had already arranged with my primary doctor. Although I certainly hope I will have no reason for a return ER visit, it was a positive experience.

I arrived at the ER around 8:30 a.m. and, to be fair, the staff from start to finish were kind and…read moreprofessional. Registration and triage were efficient. Nurse Arnold had a great sense of humor and genuinely tried to soften the blow of a long wait. Dr. Lavelle and the rest of the medical team kept me informed as test results came in, which I appreciated. That said, the quality of care after the decision to admit was extremely disappointing. Being left on a hard, outdated gurney for over 10 hours while waiting for a bed is unacceptable. I have worked in hospitals across the Southeast, the Midwest, and now California, and this was by far the worst experience I've had in this regard. What made it worse was the lack of communication. Hospitals use admissions boards and can provide at least an estimated wait time, yet no one offered updates or acknowledged the delay. Being left in the dark for hours isn't just frustrating--it feels dismissive and rude. Now let's talk about Area 3N (CDU). First, kudos to the staff who work there under these conditions. Dani and the noc shift, as well as Tigen and the day shift, were outstanding--professional, compassionate, and genuinely comforting to patients. They deserve recognition for doing the best they can in a very challenging environment. The EGD Team was also excellent. The music in the procedure room was a thoughtful touch--before the first beat of classic rock finished, I was already out. Unfortunately, the cleanliness of this unit is appalling. I checked in at 7:00 p.m., and the first time I saw housekeeping was 2:30 p.m. the following day. Patients are placed in a large shared space, with more than 10 people sharing a single bathroom that was not kept clean overnight. However, serious HIPAA violations occurred in Area 3N. Patients are housed in a large, open shared space with thin partitions. Throughout the night and following day, I could clearly hear full patient names, diagnoses, test results, treatment plans, and physician-patient conversations from surrounding cubicles. Doctors conducted bedside discussions containing protected health information in full earshot of other patients and visitors. I'm tired of hearing "short staffing" used as an explanation. Patients deserve dignity, communication, privacy, basic cleanliness, and a safe environment. The frontline staff are doing their best, but the system fails patients once admission is decided. This is not the level of care the public should be expected to accept.

Dr. Raissa Hill is hands-down the BEST Primary Care Physician on the planet! She checks all the…read moreboxes when it comes to what I wanted in a PCP. She is patient, caring, personable and professional! She takes her time to explain things to you and she makes you feel very comfortable during your visit. She's great!

I'm a new patient of Dr. Hill and I am so happy that I've chosen her to be my primary physician…read more She's an outstanding doctor. She listens, knowledgeable and friendly. She is also my daughter's doctor and on her first visit, Dr. Hill provided the best advice and showed that she truly cared about her well being. My only complaint is that the medical assistants who work there (2 that helped us) need to be more friendly and personable. Other than that, I would recommend Dr. Hill.