Dr. Davis gives in-depth consultations that are attentive to all aspects of one's well-being and…read morehealth, using all options for technological analysis and the good doctor's extensive knowledge of family practice. His combination of experience, gentle understanding, and real affection for people in their struggles for a good life is so outstanding that it is unique in my experience of Western medicine. I was a staff wife at Stanford Medical School and UCSF Med School, and when I compare the 5- to 10-minute appointments there to the one-hour visits Dr. Davis gives, he shines as an exemplar. --Patty Burkart

My family and I have been seeing Carla from most two years, and we have enjoyed having her as our…read moredoctor. Carl is very knowledgeable and has a very comforting way of answering your questions while providing comprehensive care and support. The staff that she works with at Sutter medical and Winters where we visit her is always helpful and supportive.

I am not clear why the same business has two Yelp profiles so I'm posting again: A family member of…read moremine was diagnosed with cancer, and while researching treatment options, I came across Infuze MD. After a brief call with an employee named Paolo, who spoke positively about the clinic, I shared the information with my relative. In hindsight, I realize that in my desperation, I may have overlooked warning signs. At the time, I did not realize Paolo is not a medical professional, even though he was the first person discussing treatment options. The clinic is owned and operated by Dr. Nilda Agnes Abellera, who is board-certified in PEDIATRICS but whose clinic advertises integrative medicine. My relative traveled from out of state to begin what was described as an "intensive" 20-day cancer program. According to her account, the first three days did not feel intensive. She reported that infusion rates appeared slowed, staff could not explain the scientific basis for some treatments, and the doctor missed a planned medication review. She also observed what she believed was dried blood on a chair and described an IV bag fully draining while the needle was in place, which worried her. On October 9, 2025, she said her care was terminated immediately after raising concerns, without timely written notice, referrals, or arrangements to ensure access to medical care until she could establish care elsewhere. Referrals were only provided after I contacted the clinic. This abrupt termination caused a delay of over a month in her treatment and worsened her PTSD symptoms. She also tried to obtain her medical records multiple ways. On October 10, she requested them in person but was denied. She also submitted a written request and used the clinic's online inquiry form. As of this writing--52 days later--she has not received her complete records. When I called the clinic, Paolo was tense and dismissive, and I could not speak directly with Dr. Abellera. Given the situation, I became concerned about whether proper procedures were followed and intended to file a complaint with the Medical Board of California. Additional observations and concerns (personal experience): Family-run structure: The clinic is owned by Dr. Abellera. Paolo appears to manage many aspects, and another family member may also work there. This raised questions about oversight and role clarity. Online reviews: Of 32 Google reviews, 5 were five-star without details. Only one mentioned "cancer," making it hard to evaluate patient experiences compared with other clinics with hundreds of detailed reviews. Difficulty communicating with the physician: My relative and I tried to speak directly with Dr. Abellera; she did not speak with me, and my relative felt the doctor was unwilling to address her concerns. This lack of communication was alarming given her serious diagnosis. Cost vs. expectations: The program cost approximately $1,800 per day. Based on my relative's experience, the services did not match the program description. Others may feel differently, but this was our impression. Social media promotion: Paolo participates in Facebook groups promoting the clinic without identifying himself as an employee, which seemed misleading. I have included a screenshot for reference. In more than a decade in healthcare, I have never witnessed a more concerning divergence from a physician's duty to do no harm: terminating care without notice, effectively leaving my relative without immediate, comparable care options while facing life-threatening cancer.

Got in and out without much trouble. They did a basic review of my condition and made sure to talk…read moreabout things I should look out for. The assistant was helpful and made the process easier. It wasn't anything fancy but I felt like it was handled right.

Love him. He was my first Dentist in Winters. He was awesome! I live in Oregon but would go see him…read moreif he would see me.

I needed a root canal and I tried to find the best dentist who accepts Medi-Cal and I came across…read moreDr. Mazza. All of my other dentists weren't too great, but Mazza was wonderful. I was really scared because I never received a root canal before but Mazza made the procedure relatively pain-free (although I had to ask for more numbing in the middle of it). Thank you so much Dr. Mazza for the wonderful experience!