Had a rough beginning during check in but quickly it turned around. My daughter was treated kind…read moreand fair. She was given the help needed and the nurse practitioner and helping nurse were amazing. I love how the drs office is next to the lab and next to the pharmacy. Convenient and quick services. The staff at all three of these places took really good care of my child and I am happy that they are her new doctor.

This clinic is truly exceptional. The staff is friendly, caring, and always willing to go the extra…read moremile. The medical assistants are attentive and efficient, and the new office is spacious, clean, and very welcoming. NP Neng has been my provider since I was a child, and her knowledge, compassion, and consistency make me feel comfortable and confident in my health. I genuinely appreciate the quality of care I receive every time I visit. Highly recommend this location! (Located next door is a laboratory and a pharmacy! Great location it's in!)

Tina's Trusting Hearts caregivers provided support for months after I had a hard fall. They were…read moreamazing! Their daily care included housekeeping, preparing meals, keeping me clean, helping with exercises that were prescribed by a physical therapist, accompanying me to doctor appointments, and anything else that encouraged me and met my needs throughout my recovery. Home Health agencies provide physical therapy, occupational therapy and nursing as a doctor orders. Tina's group of caregivers are not Home Health. They offer personal care that augments what Home Health can do. They were with me 24/7 until I needed less. Personal caregiving by any agency is expensive, but I can attest that the caregivers of Tina's Trusting Hearts are worth it when they're needed.

This Dr takes people in like cattle and hardly comes in…read more She is booked way out. I had a friend that practically lived there coming in and making appointments and they couldn't diagnose her pneumonia. Poor girl was told to go to the pharmacy for Zyrtec by this office which is for allergies. Her side kick doctor there also doesn't know what she's doing. So my friend ended up at Clovis Community ER having lung surgery where she almost lost her right lung. I told her to sue this doctor but She said you can't fix stupid. You can only warn other people and hope they get a competent doctor. Amen

David S She spent time with my mother checking everything…read more She not only asked a lot of questions but was hands on. Doctor Alam explained everything clearly and was professional and kind. Doctor Alan is a good doctor.

Great Hospice If you're looking for one where the nurses only come once a week and spend 15 minutes…read morewith you, and when you need them, they say they'll call you back and don't, or promise to send medication and don't, or when you text them a message, you receive a response, which is basically getting chastised like you're a little child & a burden. My mother was put on this hospice by her doctor. When they came out, they promised the moon and stars and told me that they would be here for me and my mom anytime, 24/7, and to never be afraid to call or text them.... The nurse came out once and couldn't get out of here fast enough... Then a few days ago, my mom was vomiting uncontrollably, like 2 1/2 cups, and she's 83 years old. So I contacted them, and they said to give her Zofran rather than coming out. The next day, my mom began vomiting uncontrollably again, and I contacted the nurse, and she said that she would call me back within 30 to 60 minutes. She never called me back. It wasn't until later that night that she responded and told me that she could get me some Zofran by 11 PM at night!!! Well, the Zofran never arrived, and I was searching for respite care and found another company that said they offered respite care, but my mom had to be a patient, and they could do a lateral transfer. So I let this company know that I would be doing the lateral transfer. Before I had even met the new company or signed any papers, this hospice discharged my mother and refused to offer her any assistance for her extreme vomiting. What I was told is that there is what's called a "lateral transfer," which means the original hospice does not stop offering services until the new hospice is set up... Well, this hospice discharged my mother before I had even met the new hospice and refused to help her at all with her nausea which lasted for a day and a half as they discharged her before she was admitted to the new hospice, couldn't stop vomiting and ended up having to go to the emergency room to get fluids which was not part of the advanced directive It's supposed to be what's called a lateral transfer so that the patient is not without care at any point in time. In my opinion, this hospice either has way too many patients or this is the "welfare version of hospice." I won't mention the name of the new hospice, but their nurses will come out four times a week, they offer respite care, and they are more of the Mercedes of hospices, and it's totally free through my mother's insurance. I won't name them, as I'm sure they don't want to be involved with this review, but do your research, talk to friends and family, and don't make the mistake I made of just going with whoever you're told to go with... If I could give them no stars, I would. The social worker was amazing, as was the chaplain, but the rest of the team utterly FAILED to even give my mom the most basic of care when she needed it most. Hey yelp... We need a zero star option!

I work at a skilled nursing facility in fresno and work very closely with Los Robles Healthcare at…read moreHome, The Director of Business Department Reuben is so very helpful and always here for our patients when we need him. He is very knowledgeable and explains the services he offers in great detail. We appreciate Reuben and will continue this great relationship.

My mother was at home in the care of St. Agnes Hospice for about a month. From day 1 until her…read morepassing, she received excellent care and compassion from everyone we came in contact with. Nurse Kayla was especially amazing, but I would absolutely use them again if needed.

Do not use Saint Agnes hospice. They took care of my mom and her final days did a horrible job of…read moreevaluating her situation and allowed misuse of her medication with incompetent family members. Complained to the social worker and director and nothing was done. Never saw a doctor never saw a chaplain as they promised before they start hospice, they make it sound so wonderful as your loved one will be taking care of. They offer no compassion, they don't listen to your concerns. I never even received condolences from the nurse the day of my mother's death when she looked at me in the eye. They should not even be in the business of hospice absolutely disgusting how they treat their patients and family members.

Way back in 2014 I went to Dr Sandhu for a third opinion after two cardiologists sent me away with…read morea "you're fine" when I was saying I just felt overall poorly and getting worse the last month or two. He noticed something the others didn't and implanted a monitor in my chest. Two weeks later he showed me at 26 bpm at times and a just generally unstable heart rate. A few more tests and he's implanting a pacemaker. This guy quite literally saved my life. Not just as like dead life, but before he found my problem I'd gone in a couple months from an active outdoors guy to a zero energy couch potato. I'd lost my living and joy of same. He just (Oct 22) replaced the generator after 10 years. No sweat. I cannot forget his front staff, Veronica and Blanca. Always pleasant and on mark. Two just really kind, caring people who are consistently a joy to deal with. And they always laugh at my jokes too... If you're looking for a cardiologist your search has ended. Clovis Heart is the place.

Called the office about an appointment and the lady was very rude and giving an attitude. Need…read morebetter customer service and needs to be more professional.

My multitudious doctor adventures began when I got paralytic polio in 1953. Just before the…read morevaccine was ready. My mom was an RN who taught in a school of nursing, my dad was a conscientious objector in WW Ii. He wound up serving as a medic. In the years of early. childhood there I was, in several rehab type facilities! Learning to walk with long leg braces and crutches. And in those years as I grew into adolescence I met scores of them. It felt like platoons of doctor soldiers marching in on me. To say such things as, "We'll. be seeing you in surgery tomorrow at 7 a.m." After that I interacted with countless physicians, and possibly scarred a bunch of doctorly egos. I was an awful patient because I so much wanted to be back home, exploring the field, the stream, the small forest on the hill behind our house. For a couple of years it was nothing but swarms of white jackets, PTs and exercise gear. With the occasional visit to the OR again. Hardly ever more outdoors other than getting from one building to another. Now I think of myself as a capable doctor critic. So to me Dr. Samrao is an ok physician. I didn't get a warm sense of caring from him, and maybe that's just him pulling away from his practice as he retires. That will be quite a change for him, in which I wish him well.

Dr. Samrao is kind ,understanding and has a great bedside manner. He is great on his follow thru,…read moreand had the best staff. Dr. Samrao understands that your time is just as valuable as his.

Excellent surgeon! Great bedside manners. She makes me feel very comfortable and almost can't see…read morethe surgical scar. Great job Dr Karipineni!

Ver professional and makes sure you don't need any unnecessary tests. Highly recommend.read more