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.

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.

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.

When I came here for the first time, the people all here were really nice. I didn't know where to…read morego and was really confused, but several people kindly helped me out. Also, I accidentally sent in my questionnaire too early, so I came early to see if I needed to do it again, and they actually remembered seeing my name and were waiting for me so I could fill it out again. They really know their patients! The nurse and doctor were really sweet too. They had all my information, they let me know of everything that was going on, and I felt really taken care of. The lady at the lab place is so hilarious too and so incredibly sweet, I almost forgot she was taking my blood! Almost... It's a really modern building as well, and everything is organized and clean. Lots of bike parking and super close to campus.

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.

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.

Grateful we have such an excellent hospital in our community. I have consistently experienced…read more5-star service at Sutter Davis for everything from imaging and labs, to ER and surgery. Everyone working here is excellent at their job, trustworthy and responsive. The facilities are spotless and well-equipped.

second update: The reply below is false and i've had no one reach out or in communication with me…read more Update: Posted this almost a week ago & sent emails and have had no one reach back out to me. clearly displays lack of care and seriousness to this situation. I brought my two-month-old daughter to the Emergency Department due to severe diarrhea after receiving conflicting medical opinions from multiple providers. On that same day, I sought emergency care twice because I was increasingly concerned about her condition. My daughter was experiencing diarrhea at an alarming frequency--approximately five to six bowel movements per hour during and after feedings. Despite repeatedly communicating these concerns, no testing was performed, and I felt my concerns were dismissed without a thorough evaluation. During the first visit, I was essentially told there was nothing that could be done and was sent home. Given my daughter's age and the severity of her symptoms, I expected a more comprehensive assessment or explanation regarding why further testing was not warranted; however, I trusted the doctor.  During the second visit, a triage nurse informed me that if my daughter was not drinking, she might require IV fluids. At that time, my daughter began drinking her milk again. Based on guidance I had previously received from healthcare providers regarding signs of dehydration, I wanted to wait before proceeding with an IV if it was not immediately necessary. My decision was based on medical information I had been given and my desire to avoid unnecessary interventions while still ensuring my daughter's safety. When Physician Assistant Jessica Upton entered the room, I felt she immediately approached the situation with a condescending and sarcastic tone. Rather than providing education or discussing concerns respectfully, she spoke to me in a manner that felt belittling and dismissive. She repeatedly referenced being a mother herself and implied that she would have handled the situation differently, which came across as judgmental rather than supportive. She mentioned how because it was my second time at the hospital, I shouldn't be "messing around" and "taking it serious"- assuming I did not care enough or had any knowledge. At no point did I feel she attempted to understand the circumstances that had led me to seek care or the conflicting information I had received from other medical professionals. As a mother who had spent the entire day seeking help for her infant, I was already scared, exhausted, and doing my best to make informed decisions for my child. Ms. Upton's communication style made me feel humiliated and invalidated rather than supported. The interaction became so upsetting that I cried in the Emergency Department. I also requested to speak with the charge nurse that evening. Unfortunately, I did not feel my concerns were taken seriously. The charge nurse, whose name I did not obtain, appeared largely unfazed by the situation and repeatedly responded with a nonchalant "okay" while I explained what had occurred. I received no reassurance that my concerns would be investigated, nor any indication that the impact of the interaction was understood. The charge nurse suggested having a conversation with Ms. Upton. I declined because my primary concern at that point was my daughter's health, and I did not feel comfortable being placed in another situation where I might be dismissed, talked down to, or invalidated. My complaint is not simply about a disagreement regarding treatment. It is about the lack of empathy, professionalism, and respectful communication I experienced while seeking medical care for my infant daughter. Parents who bring young infants to the Emergency Department are often scared and looking for guidance. Regardless of differing medical opinions, patients and families deserve to be treated with respect and compassion.

Very clean friendly and professional as well. Dr. K as she is known did a great job and was very…read moregentle and caring towards my needs I will definitely be coming to this dentist office for all my needs. Thanks Dr. K for your kindness and care.

Karina ( younger women with glasses in front ) The attitude…read morethat comes from the front desk here is ridiculous. I sadly have to come here for regular visits, and I can tell you I always know it's going to be a bad encounter with the women in the front. All of them are very rude but Karina has been rude to me on several occasions. I have complained to the main supervisor already and hope something will change. Many others feel the same way about the worker named Karina in the front. There are many low income families, women of color, and mothers that come from many different stressful situations. The last thing anyone needs when they come here is attitude/ someone to make you feel uncomfortable, and stupid. The staff needs to be better trained because y'all have many vulnerable people already entering your doors. There should be no need for making anyone feel any less. Please if you can pay out of pocket somewhere else I would say please do so.

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.

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.

Be aware that if you are treated for an unexpected knee injury here, and your insurance company…read morerefers you to this place, and they give you a knee brace with no warning about where it's coming from, you will get separately charged $450+ for a brace from Pacific Medical, Inc. that retails for about $50 on Amazon. Pacific Medical, Inc. actually charges $600+ dollars for the knee brace, but with a "discount," you are still going to be left with paying several hundred dollars in unexpected charges.

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.