I had to have two different hip surgeries within 2 months and I was not wanting to go to a "rehab"…read morefacility because I felt they were nothing but Nursing Homes. My mind was totally changed when I was taken to the Summerfield HealthCare Center. The area I was in was totally for rehabilitation, the staff was trained for us and this facility has NOT HAD ONE CASE of COVID since the beginning of this pandemic I felt safe and secure. The rehab staff is totally trained and the reason I walked out of the facility after 2 weeks of intensive attention to my recovery. I did NOT want to come to Summerfield and I will say, they saved my life. I could not have gone home and received the care and progress that the facility gave me. We had Covid tests, the staff followed all precautions and I was at such ease knowing how serious they respected the virus. I felt safe and secure. If there is a question as to where you or your loved ones needing trusted care, Summerfield is most certainly a facility I trust. They helped me, with the commitment of staff, to be able to get back to my home and start living after some very serious surgeries! I went from a place that I swore I didn't want to go to a place that impressed me with its Covid negative facility that saved my life and allowed me to get back to living the life I am grateful for. I actually called a week after my release to ask some questions and the professionals were on the line with me in minutes! I hope I never have a situation like this again however if so, I will be confident returning to Summerfield. Kate (Ruth) Fielding

Staff is attentive and caring but there are permanent residents here…read more who are half crazy or completely crazy. That definitely subtracts from what would otherwise be a good experience. I can't wait to get out of here and regain my own sanity

There are no words to describe the level of care and healing I have received from this clinic, Dr…read more Eliaz and the most amazing nurses in the field!!! I was diagnosed with stage IV metastasized Triple Negative Breast Cancer to my liver in April of 2014. My liver was almost completely consumed. This was after my first fight that started in July of 2012 and lasted 1.5 years. I started a very tough chemo trial in May 2014 and found Dr. Eliaz in July of 2014. I was in pretty bad shape when I found Dr. Eliaz and was actively looking for a nurse to help me on my bad days because I was no longer able to take care of myself. This is a far cry of my normal life of being a 38 year wife/mother with a 2 and 4 year old, running my company to boot. I started Dr. Eliaz's protocol and followed his lead and my gut toward healing and I'm now in a much better place. My cancer has shrunk 75% total with the combination of chemo and Dr. Eliaz healing help. He is a true Integrated Doctor. I do NOT need a nurse to help me on my bad days and I'm able to completely enjoy my life now. I, of course, have bad days but they are not even comparable to before starting being treated at the clinic. I not only feel better physically but I now have much better healing tools to help me be at ease in crazy stage IV cancer storm I live in. I have no doubt in my mind I am truly loved by these people!!! Yes, his protocol is amazing and helpful but nothing compares to the benefits you receive from the love and compassion these people treat you with. They make me want to be a better person. How many doctor,s nurses and staff have ever made you feel that way?? It's pretty rare and amazing. My family and I are blessed to have found them. Like I said before, there are words to describe how beneficial finding this clinic has been at saving my life. I will be here to see my girls grown up and I know they will be behind me every step of the way. PS. My only regret....I wish I would have knew about this clinic and these other treatment options the first time I had cancer. Do yourself and family a favor...Do NOT wait until your stage IV to make better choices.

I've been going to Dr. Isaac Eliaz for 13 years, or almost half my life…read more Isaac is not a typical doctor in any way, but he is the best I know. His brand of medicine is the best blend of Western, Chinese and Homeopathic practices imaginable. He cares deeply for everyone he works with, and I don't he or his office, has ever refused care to any patient for lack or insurance or money. His personal expertise is with cancer patients and his clinic is one of the most "living " places I've ever been. His reputation is well deserved and therefore it's sometimes hard to get an appointment, but if you or someone you care about is suffering from cancer, and aren't satisfied with the medical care being provided definitely give them a call.

It's a great hospital, I've spent many days off and on at this hospital and always get excellent…read morecare

To get checked in at area/room 230 in building 1 is the worst. The woman there are rude and tend to…read moreanswer with attitude. I was speaking to one of the secretaries and an MA inserted herself into the conversation and gave me attitude and tried to belittle me. Honestly, if you hate your job working with patients then work at a cemetery. This isn't the first time I've seen the women at this department act so rude. An elderly black lady with a walker was sent over from a different area and told to check in at 230. She explained how they told her she would be seen here. An MA/secretary basically bullied her and said "you shouldn't be here, who's your doctor, why would you be sent over?!?!" I'm thinking, "dude, she's like old. Chill, this isn't a government secret building and she's not gonna break in" The elderly patient further explained and you could tell the worker saw she was in the wrong. Honestly don't check in at 230 or file a complaint like I did when you have mean girls in the office who have attitude and mistreat their patients. I understand that you get patients who are rude and say annoying/stupid comments but don't treat innocent patients l as if they're in your damn nerves.

Visited this location of Sutter Health twice in last few days. It's well located, has lots of…read moreparking. Front office is huge with lots of assistance available so pretty quick check in both times. No paperwork needed, the service provider we met is knowledgeable, attentive to detail and helpful. Would recommend if in need of relevant specialists for the place is huge and has various services available including the Lab.

Second knee surgery. Dr Howe , very well known, and Dr Taylor work together very well. If I…read morecould give more than five stars. Sutter staff gets them all. . Nurse Sipaea / Jami, and the Charge Nurse, Irina ,are very attentive works well together and focuses heavily on you. I'm sure all others are too. Kitchen is prompt and great. very clean and warm rooms. I would not try anyone else.

Been here several times for physical therapy and would easily rank it a middle of the road…read moreexperience. While some of the physicians are pure gems, others not so much. I feel like that is typical though for many hospitals and this location is not of an exception. I will say it is always clean, ample room, and friendly staff, which is a huge plus. Again, it is really the hit or miss care that left me giving it a 3 out of 5 for the several times I have visited. Hopefully they can strive to hire better staff in the future!

Let me be clear: no American should ever endure four days with a displaced, grinding bone fracture…read moredue to initial surgical errors, nor should they suffer under a broken system that prioritizes corporate profits over basic human dignity. It is simply unacceptable. While the frontline heroes on 4North--particularly Nurse Sam, Marlene, Dave from palliative care, and the hospital musicians--demonstrate the absolute best of compassionate care, their extraordinary dedication cannot mask the systemic failures at Kaiser Santa Rosa. Here's the truth: management has squeezed primary care providers with impossible patient loads, starving them of the time and resources required to deliver quality care. Behind the slick advertising and temporary shows put on for Magnet accreditation lies an organization that overworks its staff, mistreats disabled employees, and creates a culture of fear. When dedicated workers speak up about mismanagement, they are silenced, targeted, or fired--even during the holidays--while bad actors in leadership are quietly protected with comfortable retirements. The frontline staff at Kaiser Santa Rosa are trying to do right by their patients, but leadership has lost its way. We must hold these healthcare executives accountable, end the greed, and rebuild a system that honors both the dedicated workers on the floor and the patients who put their lives in their hands.

Early days yet, but so far excellent in nearly all respects. Well done to the care team at Santa…read moreRosa South VA Clinic!

I have been dealing with this clinic and the old Brickway blvd clinic since 2020, and have…read moreexperienced constant instances of medical mismanagement across multiple departments, and boundary violations the entire time. I know I am by far not the only patient who encounters these scenarios. Many veterans with much more time dealing with them than I have had to. I honestly think we patients should band together and petition for a complete overhaul of the staff and standard operating procedures!!

Couldn't have asked for better. Professional, clean and…read moreinformed. Office staff were nice and the waiting room was pleasant. Got myself all checked and went over lots of positive sex health stuff. Was even given a lifetime supply of condoms that are actually large enough.

They wanted to tell me come later there is no availability, but when I explained my case they took…read moreme, but there were no patients it was only me, the place was totally empty. At first they tried to help me but then they didn't give the care I asked for, I was 8 weeks pregnant and had some symptoms, I asked for ultrasound but they refused to do it for me telling me its not important, I wanted to check on my little tiny baby, they said it's normal and nothing to worry about just monitor your bleeding. But I was feeling that there is something wrong. It's not a normal bleeding. The next couple days I lost my pregnancy. What if they listened to me and did the ultrasound just to make sure everything is ok, and to give a good care to me and my baby. I feel so mad. I'll never go there again. Just give the care that the patient is asking for besides what you think of. The mother's guts and feelings never lies.

Quick appointments. Very helpful, go above and beyond. Have never had a problem with the service my…read moredaughter has gotten with them.

I left this clinic feeling dismissed and honestly disrespected…read more I had just driven all the way from Novato (Marin County) to Santa Rosa for my appointment, and I even got pulled over on the way, which added a lot of stress. When I arrived, I asked the front desk where the restroom was. But before I could go, the orthotist came out, called my name, and immediately brought me to the back. He didn't ask if I still needed to use the bathroom, even though I had just said so out loud -- he just rushed into the appointment and said, "This will be quick." That moment may seem small, but when you're dealing with pain (I have carpal tunnel), had a long drive, and are clearly overwhelmed, it felt like there was no care for my comfort at all. On top of that, when he asked if I had been icing my hands and I said yes, he gave me a look that made me feel like he didn't believe me. I was doing my best to manage my condition, but instead of being met with support or encouragement, I felt judged and ignored. Patients deserve to be treated like people -- not just appointment slots. A little compassion, patience, and basic communication would have made a huge difference. Instead, I left this appointment feeling worse than when I walked in. I hope this review encourages more awareness in how patients are treated -- especially those dealing with chronic pain and traveling far for care