From my pre-op appointment to the day of surgery, every single staff member I interacted with at…read moreDoctor's Hospital was exceptional. Everyone was kind, informative, patient, and genuinely caring. I had never been to this hospital so I wasn't sure what to expect but they took the time to answer my questions, explained everything clearly, and made me feel very comfortable every step of the way. Having surgery is stressful, but the entire team made the experience as smooth and positive as possible. I am so grateful for the excellent care I received and truly appreciate the compassion and professionalism shown by everyone involved. Wonderful hospital and an outstanding staff. Thank you for taking such great care of me!

Doctors Medical Center has an incredible staff, especially in the labor and delivery and surgery…read moredepartments. They truly go above and beyond to care for their patients. A special shoutout to all the nurses for being so compassionate, supportive, and honest throughout the experience.

Between September 30, 2025 and November 22, 2025 I spent a total of 23 days in hospital with three…read moredifferent admissions. My first admission was for a surgical procedure, my second was for a saddle pulmonary embolism and my third was for an UTI. I have had a number of procedures through the years at numerous hospitals, and I have to say that Sutter Memorial Modesto was one of the better experiences I've had with any of them. The staff was extremely professional and very compassionate. My time was spent divided between stays in the surgical unit 5th floor North Tower, ICU and telemetry. My surgeon was awesome (Dr. Corin). All of the hospitalists that I encountered were very professional and compassionate and the nursing staff was very competent and caring. Both the physical therapy personnel and the respiratory therapy personnel were very kind and patient with me during my recovery from the pulmonary embolism and pneumonia. The only thing that kept me from giving Sutter Memorial Modesto, a five star rating is the food. Maybe I was just there too long, but I realized quickly that the rotation of offerings to the patients was very limited as I began seeing the same dishes again and again and many of them were not very good. But it just made me want to get well quicker and go home, so maybe that is part of your plan! Thank you all for being a part in saving my life! Richard Williams

I was recently admitted to Sutter Memorial after an ER visit for a broken leg. Surgery was required…read moreto properly set the bone. I want to begin by saying that the medical teams who treated my injury were exceptional--ER staff, the surgeon, anesthesiologist, surgical team, and floor nurses all provided excellent care and bedside manner. Unfortunately, the case management and administrative follow‑up were the opposite: disorganized, dismissive, and lacking compassion. After the case manager's third visit, I requested reassignment because of repeated issues. During her first visit--less than a day after surgery and my first PT session--she abruptly announced she was ordering equipment. I had already discussed choosing a wheelchair with PT (insurance covers only one item), but when I tried to explain this, she cut me off and repeated, "Insurance will only cover one." When I attempted to tell her about the steps at my home and the need for a ramp, she again interrupted and said, "Insurance won't cover that, you're on your own," offering no resources or guidance. Later, while I was on the phone trying to locate a ramp myself, she stood in my room sighing and rolling her eyes. She then told me I had been discharged--even though my nurse had just started an IV for low vitamin levels, I still had two doses left, the equipment she ordered hadn't arrived, and I still had no safe way to enter my home. When she asked if I had walked yet, I reminded her I was non‑weight‑bearing for at least two months. She then asked if I had Medicare, which I do not--another sign she hadn't reviewed my chart. I told her directly that her approach felt rude, rushed, and unsafe, and asked for a different case manager. Hours later, I learned the pharmacy couldn't fill my medication because it required prior authorization. When I called the operator asking for a patient advocate, I was transferred to a non‑working extension. After calling back and explaining the urgency, I was sent to the second case manager. She cut me off immediately, said she had "just received the information," and submitted the authorization but refused to follow up to ensure it went through. When I mentioned that home health also lacked prior authorization, she admitted it hadn't been done yet. She did not address my concerns about the first case manager and abruptly ended the call. In the days since, I have repeatedly tried to reach a patient advocate. Neither the hospital operator nor the main Sutter line could provide a working number. When the operator attempted to transfer me to her manager, the call went to voicemail and disconnected mid‑message. The medical teams make Sutter look excellent, but case management and administrative systems make patients feel abandoned. These failures matter--especially when patients are in pain, scared, and relying on the hospital to ensure safe discharge planning. When healthcare systems make it this difficult to advocate for ourselves, it discourages people from seeking care at all. Sutter needs to do better. Kaiser, in my experience, is far ahead in efficiency and patient support. As one example, I was told it would take five months to see an endocrinologist for a serious genetic condition--whereas with Kaiser, specialist appointments took only a few days.

The receptionist and the person (Ambra) who did my MRI is courteous and sweet…read more The place is nice, clean and we'll kept. Even the restroom is clean. I give this place 5 star. Thank you.

Full of shit. Their timing says open till 6 pm. But I got there at 5:15 pm to get x-rays. Scums…read moretold me they stop taking x-rays at 5 pm.

I have been going to this clinic for years; and they have always been nice. They have little snacks…read moreand water. They also give little free supplies.

The Quality of care is Excellant. The nurses and Dr are friendly, making me feel comfortable. I…read morelook forward to my yearly comprehensive medical review. Thank you ladies.

i had a bad experience at planned parenthood, i wasn't able to walk in even though i called before…read moreshowing up. the office person assured me it was okay to walk in but i was turned away when i showed up. as for the care i can't say anything because i was offered appointments next month. the ladies in the front were nice but they need to communicate with the patient and with each other because the response when i called and when i showed up were not the same which was a big waste of time.

Dr. Sonja (I think that's her name/spelling) and all of the staff here are awesome. Professional…read moreand friendly. Very kind and make sure you're comfortable during your visit. Thank you planned parenthood and all your amazing employees!

The care and expertise of every person there. As with all ER situations it takes time but most of…read moreall is the knowledge that is part of this facility. They make you feel calm about what's going on with you.

I recently transferred my prenatal care from Sutter Health to Kaiser Permanente, and unfortunately,…read moremy experience with Dr. Maliha Ali, DO, and the Labor & Delivery OB team has been extremely disappointing. Communication has been one of the biggest issues. The team has been very unresponsive, often taking more than two weeks to reply to messages sent through the Kaiser portal. During pregnancy, timely communication is critical, and waiting weeks for answers to important questions creates unnecessary stress and anxiety. Before transferring, I read many negative reviews about this hospital and hoped my experience would be different. Sadly, I can now understand and agree with many of the concerns other patients have shared. The lack of responsiveness and difficulty obtaining needed information in a timely manner has left me feeling unsupported during an important time in my life. Coming from Sutter Health, where communication and patient care were much more efficient, the difference has been significant and disappointing. Unfortunately, I am unable to transfer back to Sutter until after I give birth, which makes this situation even more frustrating. I hope Kaiser takes patient concerns seriously and works to improve communication, responsiveness, and overall support for expectant mothers.

If your insurance covers 100% of the visits and you want to be charged with a surprise bill for the…read morebasic visit then please do not see this doctor--Dr. Vyas. He can say the most insulting comments to a vulnerable patient. You have the right to ask to see another doctor and I do strongly recommend it. I am in the process of filing for the courts to stop Dr. Vyas and his office for even sending my this bill. I have won a previous case with the same exact situation where a judge threatened the clinic and the doctor for sending me a bill even after my insurance covered the visit. These doctors and clinics need to be held accountable and liable for the pain, stress, and damages caused on the patients. À law firm also sent a letter of reinforcement to the clinic that I sued for wrongful and intentional billing. I gave these clinics a chance to clean it up and they have no interest in doing what's right and fixing it. Do not go to Valley Heart Institute, I do not recommend it. The office managers is awful and was an additional problem. Save your time and headache by learning through my experiences.

I wish I can say one thing positive about this place ! Over crowded, over booked, long waiting…read moretimes (obviously) Dr always in a rush .... Unhappy or less than happy receptionists. Lack of communication between appointments ... just an unpleasant and uncomfortable place to seek heart health care

I see a lot of the reviews, and I can sympathize with you for not getting the best care. Before I…read morecame to Golden Valley, I was already a high-risk pregnancy based on my last two pregnancies (one lost baby at 5 months pregnant and one living child who is 6 now). My previous doctor at the beginning of this last pregnancy did not take the time to give me my ultrasounds on time, refer me to a specialist, or even make sure that my labs were all done. By the time I got to Golden Valley, the nurse practitioners were super on top of it with all of my labs and appointments, unfortunately my gestational diabetes had turned into type two diabetes because it was unmanaged and no labs were done. I had no idea. I was referred to a high-risk ultrasound specialist right away, had appointments every two weeks, had labs being done constantly, and referred to a diabetes specialist in the office once a week. So 3 appointments a week, my diabetes specialist, changed it to phone appointments so I didn't have to travel from Turlock to Modesto three times a week and some weeks even four times when I had my high-risk ultrasound appointments in Modesto as well, at Modesto Perinatal. They got me the proper care to manage my type two diabetes during my pregnancy with high intensity insulin treatment and diet control. I didn't have a consistent doctor, I was being juggled around by multiple doctors, but I totally understand because other women are having babies across the street and emergencies happen. They're doctors... Plus, I got really familiar with the medical assistants especially with all the NST appointments I had. Already having a high energy 6yr old, when I was hooked up to the NST machines and my daughter needed to be entertained or even just go to the bathroom, the girls helped me out. Even a doctor walking by when my daughter was having a tantrum being tired and tired of being at these appointments towards the end, helped me out and calmed her down. My only complaint would be my labor and delivery experience. I was scheduled for an induction at 38 due to being high risk as well as the gestational/Type 2 diabetes. They began the induction process, which was totally fine. They said it was gonna take awhile because it's a process (I've been induced before). However, I had already been in labor for 48+ hours and Dr. McLaughlin had ordered the nurses to keep going, even though I wasn't dilating anymore (only to 5) my cervix wasn't opening up. I had five cervix checks, so so painful. No progress. I had kept asking how much longer, because I was in so much pain. The nurse that I had before going into my C-section, was an angel. She told me I'm going to put in for your epidural now because someone else is going to request for one and then it will take forever. There had been a shift change in doctors, THANK GOD for Dr. Stanford because after 60+ hours of hard labor, he came in and said you're still here? (he was the doctor I met on the first day), How do you feel about a C-section? I don't think that there's anything else we can do for you you've been here too long, I don't want you to keep going. Within 30 minutes, I was already prepped and ready to go, Dr. Stanford and the staff that performed my C-section that evening at 7:33 PM made me feel so safe and well taken care of. This was my first C-section, I was shaking so bad from the drugs, and having a lot of anxiety. The anesthesiologist that was taking care of me during my C-section, was rubbing my head and told me don't worry we're gonna get Daddy in here in a few minutes Mama. He told me, if at any point, you feel uncomfortable or feel any sensation, I will give you something right away, you just let me know. Everyone in the room was laughing and having conversation, it was overall a great ending experience. Dr. Lee was the doctor that came to check on me after my C-section, I had already been familiar with him because I have had an NST appointment with him right before my induction, super calm and super cool doctor. Instead of the three days they want to keep you there after a c-section, I asked to leave on the second day. At this point, I already had been in the hospital at five days. He said okay, if you feel up to it, everything looks good and baby looks good, I'll put it in. But if you change your mind, that's okay too. Overall, I've gotten attentive medical care. Of course there's delays because there's so many appointments, but Golden Valley really tries to fit you in, which is probably overwhelming to them because of the lack of staff. They do have good intentions though. I will say that , sometimes the wait time is a little ridiculous especially when you have somewhere to be after or pick up your kids at a certain time.

If I could choose anywhere else to get prenatal care, I would. Nurses have such an ugly attitude,…read morenot welcoming. Leave an ugly look on their face as if it's a burden they have to help you. As a mother to be I would like to at least feel a welcoming vibe.....not here. At this point I'm just ready to give birth so I don't ever have to go back here again. Side note so thankful my daughter will be under my husband's insurance so she will never have to be neglected by this health center. Disgusting. Find anywhere else future mothers to be!

No not since they changed to United health and has a call center that does not know how to take a…read moremessage or make an appointment the drs are good but the staff make this place not worth going to.

Dr Abbas's Is a very condoling doctor. Doesn't listen to the…read morepatient. And walks out on the patient and leave them sitting there. No inclination that we are done with the appointment. I would like to change my doctor. I've had enough of this. Very rude to a patient and doesn't even take on the responsibility.of blood pressure like supposed to blames it on Cardiolagy

Very clean facility! Their dental equipment was really nice and better than my other dentist.read more

Dr Rivera was extremely professional during my initial appointment. However I was not given one of…read moremy two prescriptions and was not given any paperwork for my vaginal ultrasound. It has been impossible to get a hold of the clinic and I have been calling the main line for the last week to try and get a hold of someone to verify the information I need. The one voicemail I did get back left a phone number that had been disconnected and did not have an extension number that apparently I was supposed to receive. The corporate number that I have called refuses to give me a direct number to contact my doctor. This is incredibly unprofessional, And this is coming from someone who has worked in the medical field as well as receptionist background. At this point they are withholding medical records and information and I may be seeking legal guidance to escalate the situation.