I found dr. H confrontational and arrogant. His bedside manner was unpleasant. Not a doctor that…read morewill take care of my medical needs.

Dr.Henjum served as my mom's cardiologist for close to thirty years. For the last half of that…read moretime period, my mom needed my help getting around and I always looked forward to taking her see Dr. Henjum because I knew she would be getting the best care available. Whether visiting my mom in the office or surprising me with a follow-up phone call, Dr. Henjum's professionalism and personal attention went way beyond the call of duty, saying, through his actions, I really care about you as my patient. That level of care was sadly missed when my mom went on hospice care.

I saw Dr. Michael Watson because I had not been feeling well for several months and nobody seemed…read moreto be able to find out what was wrong with me. It all came together when my heart started pounding one evening, with sharp pains in my jaws and throat. I called 911, got to the hospital, and spent eight days there before I was released. According to the doctors in ER my heart had gone into DFib. A pacemaker was installed into my chest to keep my heart beating normally. During the eight days in the hospital I contracted pneumonia, so now there's double trouble. During my stay my doctors wanted a complete list of all medications prescribed to me by Dr. Watson, and since Sacramento Heart is not affiliated with Marshall Hospital, his office refused to share information for the good of the patient. Needless to say, I am now in recovery at home, and searching for a new doctor (internist) who is affiliated with Marshall Hospital. Unfortunately I would not recommend Sacramento Heart to anybody in the Marshall Hospital area.

My partner recently had surgery. From the time we checked in until we left the next day, we had a…read morewonderful experience. The volunteers at check in were kind and helpful. The nurses in preop (thank you, Tanya) were gracious and thoughtful. The surgical nurse, Beth, was funny and kind, which helped put me at ease as he went back to surgery. Afterward, the nurses who supervised his recovery were gentle and helpful. Overnight, the RN Carrie and the aide, Claudia were attentive, thoughtful and patient. Our day nurse, Bryan was funny and very helpful (be sure to check out his shoes!) Overall, this was the best hospital experience I've had. It was clear that the staff (and doctors: hats off to Dr. Molitar, who came out following surgery to ease my concerns and let me know how the surgery went. He had been in surgery all day, although it was late, he took time to come out to update me personally,) anyway, it is abundantly Care that Marshall Hospital cares. From what I understand, they've come a long way.

My father passed away and the whole staff, like 30 people just stood in a crowd and stared at our…read morefamily as we mourned and cried. Super weird, like twilight zone weird. The crowd of expressionless faces was definitely not appropriate in that situation. Also the ambulance said we should have called them sooner in a very stern tone to my frantic mother, As my father was dying. I appreciate the doctors and what they do for people, i mean no hate. But that was my experience and opinion.