Run around this place a fair amount. Pharmacy downstairs is convenient…read more Type of care: medical. Yes, that's a vague description. It's mainly office visits and drugs, prescription or not. Care quality: pretty good. I'd hope that most offices have decent qualities of care. Was nice to have this pharmacy here and it filling scripts so quickly.

Great experience visiting PCP for the first time. Professional and friendly. All staff very nice. I…read morewas seen on time. They also offer video visits.

Type of Care- went in for a lab draw at 715am this morning. Fewer people in there at that hour,…read morewas a quick stop on the way to work. Care Quality- pretty good. Didn't have much to complain about for a lab draw. Office Experience- minimal. There was one person behind the desk but the queue was formed by the number on the ticket you take. Think of the numbers you used to take at Corti Bros. at the deli. In and out fairly quickly this morning. And still not a hospital. They'll call you a ride to a hospital.

Staff is super friendly, welcoming, informative and nice at check in. So glad to experience a…read morehappier environment for everyone around. Decorations are up and changed per season. Nice little touch as well.

0/10, this place is awful and it's student ran which somehow makes it even worse. If you hate your…read morejob, choose a different profession. It's literally that simple. Reception is awful, disgusting behavior for no absolute reason. I get you have to get your hours in, but the lack of professionalism and human decency has me baffled.

Pretty bad but has its perks. Also, I can't speak about any of the specialties. There are good,…read morecaring people here, mainly the nurse practitioners. They are all sweet and caring. Also, it's way cheaper than urgent care, even without using SHIP. In theory, a good service. Now for the bad. There is (was?) one particularly rude and unprofessional doctor there who made comments about my mom while on the phone with her. Insane. Their real problem is their lack of funding. This facility is in extreme distress and needs to double its budget. The offices look fine, but that's about it. The demand for care is high, with appointments being a month out, and same-day slots being taken right when they open at 8:30 every morning. Yet, you go inside and see practically empty back rooms. Nobody inside! One doctor on duty, a few nurses, and that's it. Meanwhile all the desks and rooms are empty. The employees always complain about how they're closing soon, even when you arrive right after lunch. They begin to "soft close" early in the day and are only open until 5pm. They aren't open on weekends. SHIP is $4000 a year, and recently became partly a loan. Yet, the facility is on life support. UC Davis claims to care about students and their "wellness," yet the state of this facility says the opposite. The nurses here and supposedly other essential faculty seem to really care and are doing the best that they can from what little they have. They know the system sucks, but they can't do much about it. Aside from one rude interaction (maybe they were having a bad day?), the issues here mainly stem from administrative problems.

Lovely set of medical offices located near campus…read more I see a prosthetics office and a couple of dentists. Also, a Quest Diagnostics. Those seem to be all over.

Sutter Davis Hospital has provided my family with professional and empathetic care. The wait time…read morewas not prolonged, actually pretty quick in the emergency room. Procedures were explained and questions were answered. I'm so grateful that Sutter has a hospital close to home. Parking is always EASY! Campus is always clean!

I brought my infant son to the Emergency Department after being referred from Urgent Care, and…read moreunfortunately our first interaction left a very negative impression. The RN at the reception desk, Diana S., did not provide the level of professionalism or courtesy I expected. The Urgent Care staff gave me a referral paper with my son's information and instructed me to hand it to the Emergency Department staff. When I handed the paper to her, she did not look at it and instead began asking me questions about my own medical history, including my allergies. My infant son was right next to me in his stroller, and I had to interrupt to explain that he--not I--was the patient. Had the referral paper been reviewed, it would have been clear that I was the mother and my infant son was the patient. The most upsetting moment was when a gust of wind blew the referral paper onto her side of the desk. She picked it up, crumpled it into a ball, and threw it into the trash without saying a word. Since Urgent Care had specifically instructed me to hand that paper to the Emergency Department, seeing it immediately discarded without any explanation was shocking. As a mother bringing my infant to the ER, I was already scared and worried. This interaction made me feel deeply disrespected. Patients and their families deserve to be treated with basic courtesy, especially when they are seeking emergency care for a sick child.

The Davis community Clinic Has changed my wife and my health…read moredramatically, not only that but our lives tremendously. Dr Ian Kim is truly the most compassionate and understanding dr/ man I've ever encountered in the medical field to top that he is very knowledgeable. What he doesn't know he will research until he finds the right answer or solution. When my wife and I met doctor kim, we were living on the streets of davis homeless with no hope of ever getting out of the mess, we got ourselves into. My wife had major depression, and I was killing myself with my diabetes. Truly I was dying. We now have been housed 3 years ,my diabetes is almost non-existing. We're both working and enjoying life. , we owe it to the clinic,especially doctor kim and his amazing staff

This isn't goodbye--it's proof that your work changes lives…read more Today I graduated from the Advanced Care Management program, and I have such mixed emotions. I am incredibly proud of how far I've come, but saying goodbye to the people who helped me get here is one of the hardest things I've had to do. When I entered this program, I was overwhelmed, frightened, and facing some of the most serious health challenges of my life. I had no idea how much one person could change the course of someone else's journey. Damaris, my Advanced Case Manager, did exactly that. She never stopped believing in me, even on the days I struggled to believe in myself. She advocated for me, coordinated my care, helped me navigate an overwhelming medical system, and made sure my voice was heard when I couldn't find the words. She even came to work at 6:00 a.m. to accompany me to a specialist appointment in San Francisco because she wanted to make sure I wasn't facing it alone. That is not something you forget. What impresses me most isn't just her work ethic--it's her heart. Damaris genuinely cares. She celebrates your victories, carries you through the setbacks, and reminds you that you're more than your diagnosis. She gave me hope during a time when hope felt impossible. I'm leaving this program a stronger person because of the incredible team who cared for me, especially Damaris. She didn't just help coordinate my care--she helped me rebuild my life. Thank you for believing in me, advocating for me, and reminding me that healing is possible. I will never forget what you did for me. If you're fortunate enough to have Damaris in your corner, know that you have someone who will fight for you every step of the way. I am profoundly grateful. Social worker.

I've had to drag myself here on three separate occasions:…read more - The first was when I needed to get a MMR vaccine to intern at the UCDMC. - The second was when I came down with the flu (for the first time ever) during finals week and let me tell you...it was not pleasant, especially when I had all these upper division biochem classes to cram for! - The most recent time was when I was diagnosed with secondary bronchitis--probably which I got from Davis' pollen infested air. I was prescribed azithromycin and fluticasone. I picked up both prescriptions from the pharmacy conveniently located in the same building. After all the times I have been here, the staff has been very consistent. They are genuinely very caring and helpful. Parking is plentiful and there is little to no wait. They have an email system in which the physicians/nurses contacted me a couple days after my visit to follow-up with me. I really like this option because I can ask questions easily without having to come into the office.

Brought my daughter here for a walk in appointment and had a great experience. We were in and out…read morein about 15 minutes. The medical assistant was so nice and wonderful with kids and the PA was as well. My daughter keeps saying those doctors were so nice. Absolutely will come back here again. Scheduling the appointment was a breeze too

We have always gotten timely and high quality care from this sutter walk in! We especially like Dr…read more Moony.

Folks Go here for minor things but not if you think your dying they don't have the equipment…read morerequired if you need Xray, or ct scan . This was my experience pelvic pain for several days and all they said was gave me a referral for a ct scan for a later date . I didn't do it I just went to ER Sutter and that was another issue. Doctors you need to listen to your patients! Yea I know you have the PHD but guess what you are not in my body and you don't feel my symptoms. So I suggest doctors listen to your parents! Don't just guess when I told you what I was experiencing!! I'm not here to waste your time and mine !

Saw Dr Torado for urgent care. He is kind, professional, knows his stuff. He also made sure I…read moreunderstood everything and asked if I had any questions. The receptionist as well as the other nurses/techs were also great. They were all professional and helpful. Everything was explained thoroughly. I was dreading the long wait but luckily there were only 3 people ahead of me. They are pretty efficient. If you need x/rays or labs, you'll just go across the clinic. Xray was only a 5 minute wait then back to urgent care. You'll be on top of the line. I highly recommend this urgent care clinic.

Terrible company to work for garbage pay, go straight to medic ambulance in Vallejo for real EMT…read moreexperience. I would not recommend this company you will go broke working for them.

I took the BLS course and it was great. The instructor was good no problem with the actual course…read more I took the class over 2 weeks ago and still have not received my card to prove that I am certified, they keep telling me they are looking into it. I took the course because I needed to and I can't prove that I did. Frustrating.