I was surprised at how friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and expedient the staff and surgeon were at…read morethis facility. I called ahead to find out if an hour and a half would be plenty of time because it's cheaper to book a Lyft beforehand, and they assured me that it would be. Not only did they get me assessed for my broken ankle with an x-ray, instructions and a new appointment five weeks from now, but they got me across the hall where I had a boot put on i plenty of time to get my Lyft ride.

Dr. Wahlquist refused to see me because I am a self pay patient who is uninsured. I assured I could…read morepay for anything as I have a health share but my job will not provide me with health insurance. His office managers refused to consider my case. This is prejudice. I'm sure if a billionaire wanted to be seen and was self pay they would have seen them. This office is unprofessional and the physician who I heard great reviews about must not be in this for the patients but for the money even though either way he would be paid the same through self pay or insurance. I cannot reccomend this physician.

Dr. Halabi is an exceptional surgeon who truly cares about his patients. From the moment I met him,…read morehe made me feel comfortable, informed, and confident about my procedure. He took the time to explain everything clearly and answered all of my questions with patience and compassion. My surgery went smoothly, and I'm incredibly grateful for the care I received throughout the entire process. His professionalism, skill, and bedside manner are outstanding. I appreciate how attentive he was during my recovery as well. I highly recommend Dr. Halabi to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, compassionate, and talented surgeon. Thank you for helping me get back on the road to recovery!

They never answer or return calls. I finally got thru after almost 15 days and then I changed my…read moremind and canceled. I would avoid this place.

Dr. Guilfoy is one hell of a surgeon. You always know that there is variability in skill across…read moresurgeons; but until confronted so blatantly by Dr. Guilfoy, you really don't realize how far the spread can go; and what excellence looks and feels like. I literally woke up in the recovery room with no pain after having been in knee pain for 6 years almost continuously. If I knew back than what I know now I would have had this procedure done years ago!!

I was sitting here this morning thinking about my ankle and how Dr Guilfoy reconstructed…read moreit.....geez almost 10 years ago now??? I was able to return to marathon running, do crossfit, anything I wanted to these last 10 years. I had a previous reconstruction on the same ankle that failed but his is going strong still! I recommend him and his staff 100%

My experience here was nothing short of exceptional. I had a tummy tuck and a breast…read morelift/reduction, and the results exceeded every expectation -- smooth healing, minimal scarring, and a beautiful outcome. But what truly sets this practice apart is the people. The office staff and support team care more about patient health and well‑being than any healthcare environment I've ever been in. They were attentive, compassionate, and present through every step of the journey. If you're considering a procedure, stop searching. This team is with you from the first consultation to the final follow‑up, and the results are absolutely worth investing in yourself.

I drove from the East Bay to Folsom for a consultation regarding a bilateral breast implant…read moreexchange (saline to silicone) and left feeling uncomfortable and that the visit was ultimately a waste of my time. The office looked nice upon arrival, but the overall environment felt cold and unwelcoming. The staff came across as dismissive, and the oversized exam room felt impersonal. During the consult, Dr. Davis told me reopening my original incision wasn't an option. When I asked why - especially given that I wasn't choosing very large implants and incision line had healed beautifully from my previous surgery - I felt rushed. His body language made me feel like my questions were unwelcome. I understand that extremely large implants may require a different incision approach, but I wanted a clear explanation for why my existing incision couldn't be used. I didn't feel that my concerns were thoughtfully addressed. I'm very grateful I continued my search. I ultimately had the procedure done with a different surgeon in Walnut Creek (the same office where I had my original surgery 18 years ago before my prior surgeon retired). When I asked where the new incision would need to be, he immediately explained we could use my existing incision. He noted that I had healed beautifully and that areolar incisions often heal very well and offer natural camouflage compared to the 3-4 inch incisions some surgeons make under the breast. My advice: do thorough research, ask detailed questions about incision options and techniques (including no-touch/Keller Funnel methods), and trust your instincts. No patient should feel rushed or made to feel like their questions about their own body are unimportant. I'm very thankful I chose not to proceed with this clinic. Update: In response to the owner's comment I'd like to clarify that I was not in a rush due to driving from the East Bay - I was staying locally that entire weekend and had set aside time for the consultation. My review reflects my personal experience and how I felt during the visit. I understand others may have different experiences, but this was mine. I'm simply sharing it to help others make informed decisions.

Ravi performed a lumbar fusion on me 18 months ago. I still feel great. After 12 years of pain, I…read moream so grateful and relieved. I recommend Dr. Ravi to anyone who will listen. (The recovery was more difficult than I expected. Don't plan to bounce back fast. Give yourself a couple of months of taking it easy.)

I had an appointment and they put me in the little room that you wait in after the waiting room and…read moreI sat there for two hours and nobody else was there. he was in the back of the office with his staff and I could hear them laughing but nobody ever came out or took care of me it took two hours and then when he finally did he came out just to tell me that he couldn't take care of me or couldn't work on me. He said it was too complicated for him to do

Came in for hip replacement. My preop nurse Lauren was amazing. She was compassionate, caring and…read moreprofessional. Always had a positive attitude and a smile on her face. I will say the whole team was amazing.

What a beautiful center. The whole experience was great. All of the staff, Kirsten, Victoria in…read morethe front, Gabby in pre op, Nikki, Anita, Rodney in the OR and especially Arika in Post Op. What a wonderful crew. They all took care of my mother so well.

This was my second visit with Dr. Anderson. He came in the room and examined my eyes for…read moreapproximately one minute. He never asked why I was there or what problems I was having. He said I needed to do the dry eye drops they told me on my previous visit. However, no information was ever given to me about dry eye. Before I could say anything, he flew out of the room. I told his technician I wanted to see him again because I wanted to discuss my concerns. She left and told him and then returned to say he told her my problem probably was not related to dry eye and I needed consultation with another my general practitioner. This doctor does not take time with his patients to fully understand their concerns. He gives little to no information about his evaluation of your health. I left with many questions unanswered about the condition of my eyes. I wish I could give him zero stars.

There can't a bigger relief than finding an accurate diagnosis of your disease or disorder and a…read moreprecise cure once for all.  My knee injury I had while playing volleyball some years ago really gave me hard time as it wasn't getting diagnosed accurately being an unique case while Dr. Daniel Anderson diagnosed the same literary within the seconds of an examination. Dr's confidence not just gave me hope but an assurance that the knee pain will be gone and I will be able to play the volleyball soon again. Dr. Anderson himself and his team both are very kind and professional.  Needless to say, he is highly experienced and got ultra super surgical skills!!  I highly recommend Dr. Daniel Anderson at Folsom....

Dr. Eslami, the surgery went ok other than a lot of pain and nausea which is to be expected I…read moresuppose. However, he flaked out on two of my post op follow up visits and then the office called to say I would need to find a new doctor because he was no longer working with Dignity Health. Ten months post op I had a serious complication that put me back in the hospital at UC Davis Medical Center although it wasn't because of anything Dr. Eslami did wrong. But the Bariatric Surgery team at UC Davis was shocked that I had no surgeon. If you have other options consider them. I honestly don't think Dr. Eslami is a bad surgeon. I think he's fairly competent. I just don't think his head or heart are into Bariatric surgery anymore.

I have been referred to Dr. Eslami twice. Both times he was…read moreincredibly rude has a horrible bedside manner. He is degrading shows no compassion. I was referred to a different doctor after seeing him and my problem is actually being handled. I gave him a second chance I never completely different issue and he treated me the same way I will never go there again

The quality of care I received here was exceptional! From the moment I got called back by my nurse,…read moremy worries were put at ease. My nurse, Joe was so kind, compassionate and caring. I was very anxious about my surgery but I was taken care of so well. Every single nurse had excellent customer service and the doctors all had great bedside manner. I felt like everyone went above and beyond and I'm so grateful!

Summary: husband woke up DURING vasectomy. Place seems disorganized. Staff is nice…read more Overall, the staff was nice. We did not have any issues with Dr. Javidan. The overall vibe of this surgery center was chaotic. We got there at 915 for a 1045 procedure. He didn't get called back until 11 then started at 1145. There were so many uninvolved nurses walking by and looking and checking papers. And the worst part: he woke up during the vasectomy. He distinctly remembers the pain. I mean, can you imagine...... so is this an anesthesia issue? Nurse issue? Both? Either way, it's not something you want to happen. They were not on top of his pain control or sedation. I would not feel confident having another procedure at THIS facility. I would have Dr. Javidan again, but I would not want it here.

Dr Kauffman does the real ablative C02, so recovery is long, post care is a must and the payoff is…read moreso worth it. The quality of my skin dramatically improved. I had the C02 done in combination with other procedures, so I got a discount from his regular price of $4800 to $4560 in March 2025. I almost didn't do the procedure because I was already really close to the top of my budget for my other procedures but decided to go for it. The price included 2 post op facials to help with healing. Dr Kauffman certainly had one of the best bed side manners of any MD I've ever worked with. Friendly, patient, humorous. He does the procedures in his building located just off the prairie city exit off highway 50. When I awoke, my face felt like fire. It burned and I was miserable. It dissipated in about 2 hours and then zero pain at all. I did the vinegar soaks every 2 hours for about 5 days. It sounds weird, but I looked forward to them. It helped soothe the dry tight skin and clean up the aquaphor so I could reapply. The aquaphor helps protect the skin during healing but it slides around and got into my eyes occasionally (annoying but not painful) and the vinegar soaks helped keep things cleaned up. The skin was super delicate and peeled and peeled. I went back to work on day 10 and could not wear makeup because my texture was still a mess. My skin was also red still. I was able to start wearing tinted sunscreen at about 2 weeks. My face had red laser "track marks" for months. Then about 4 months after, the glow started. People started noticing and commenting. I noticed the quality of my skin transformed. It became smoother with rough patches gone, fine lines improved, sun spots gone, and my under eye hollows were gone. I'm now almost 16 months post and my skin still looks amazing. Strangers comment on my skin at least weekly and people ask me my secret. I'm so glad I splurged and that Dr Kauffman was aggressive with the laser. If you're going to get it done, I say go for it. I had to trust the process, because I'd read other women's journeys and no one talked about lasting redness and track marks but they probably didn't get ablative like Dr Kauffman . My inner voice was paranoid that my redness would never go away. But ultimately it disappeared and all that was left was gorgeous skin. Definitely recommend ablative C02. If you're going to do it, go for the real deal. Take the time off work and get the good 100% ablative C02, none of that fractional type or types where practitioners say "little downtime". The real deal has downtime and it was worth for me.

I can't say enough great things about Dr. Kaufman. This was my second breast augmentation surgery…read more(previous surgery done elsewhere, five years ago). He did an implant exchange along with repair of muscle tearing that had caused my implants to shift, due to years of weight lifting. I came in feeling nervous and had a lot of concerns because of my past experience, but Dr. Kaufman immediately made me feel comfortable. He was honest, thorough, and gave me realistic expectations about what could be achieved. He took the time to listen to my concerns and made me feel confident every step of the way. The results are absolutely beautiful, and I truly couldn't be happier. I'm so grateful for his skill, care, and attention to detail. Thank you so much, Dr. Kaufman! I finally feel comfortable and confident again. Highly recommend!