He is awesome! I started with Dr. Lopez-Solorza when he finished his residency and have been with…read morehim since. I have some minor mental health issues and he was willing to speak with my counselor, which most MD's won't, was helpful and understanding. Dr Solorza cares, and actually listens to his patients! He even started a fresh food program, and other programs! I will always be grateful and thankful and always do whatever he suggests!

Wonderful Dr. takes time and shows compassion with his patients and their family members. Because…read moreof Dr. Zippe's willingness to try different treatments with my father, my father was able to live longer than expected. The office staff was always efficient and friendly. I agree with other reviews, Best in Merced County!

I've been to many urologists and well, doctors in general, because of my rare stone disease,…read moreCystinuria. I have to say Dr Zippe is the best, kindest, most thorough and caring I've ever seen. In office he is funny and doesn't make you feel rushed. When I have procedures he does everything to make me comfortable and my stress eased. He is, hands down the best physician in town, state and probably the world!

From my first phone call into Dr. Guerreros office to having tennis elbow surgery was 4 weeks!…read moreAshley was so nice and very good at getting me in to be examined... I've been having pain in my left elbow since 2007 took meds, Cortizone shots that only worked about 2 months Snd the pain was worse after! Come to find out my tendon was almost torn off the bone.... Met with Dr. and he explained the benefits of surgery and was very good at explaining procedure and was very thorough with answering all my questions, this is my elbow and with out it I would be out of business... I'm 2 weeks post op! Almost no pain beside where surgery was done... I'm very impressed with the way he runs his business and his stuff called every time they said they would! I highly recommend his services for anyone looking for a solid guy! Thank you Dr. Guerrero!!!

My daughter broke her arm and Dr. Guerrero performed the procedure. He was extremely kind and…read moreinformative when talking to me and my wife before the procedure. He did a great job on her arm and was able to fix it without needing to put any pins in. My daughter was very well taken care of! I am also a patient of Dr Guerrero. His staff is also very helpful and friendly!

His practice has yet to submit a physician's certificate to the EDD. My surgery was on 03/06 and…read moretoday is 04/20/20. When I call the staff never gives me a clear answer on the status of my request or they tell me that someone will call me back, but no one ever does. When I ask to speak to their supervisor Tracey who they tell me is "working on it" they proceed to tell me that she is conveniently not in the office or that they'll have someone named Laura (who apparently has nothing to do with my paperwork) give me a call. Again no one ever calls me and Tracey who is working on my request is never in the office according to her staff. If you expect to make a disability claim with the EDD, do NOT go to this practice!

What an outstanding, compassionate, and caring doctor. He is a wonderful guy and really cares about…read morehis patients. I strongly suggest him to anyone in need of his services. I had surgery with him today, and he did outstanding.

I had to wait for 3 months to see my usual orthopedic doctor after injuring my rotator cuff. I saw…read moreDr. McMillan 2 weeks after calling and had surgery before the other appointment would have happened. My shoulder surgery was 5 months ago. Great outcome, allowing me to be back to my usual exercises. The office staff are kind, and wait times are short. I would repeat the experience if ever needed. Thank you, Dr. McMillan!

Today's review is on... hormones! Or the lack thereof... and what you can do about it if you're not…read moreok with not feeling ok. I started noticing changes around 48; my moods were off - patience was fragile which is not like me; eventually, terrible hot flashes started, and pretty much everything else started going sideways: mental fog, exhaustion, terrible sleep, and absolutely zero libido. I tried everything to find relief, the natural remedies, the over the counters, relaxation audio, yoga, massage.. omg what haven't I tried. I waited longer, did more reading and research and finally decided I had to do something - I was tired of feeling.. tired. Tired of whatever was causing me to feel definitely not me. Friends who are under his care for HRT recommended I talk with him. I booked my appointment with Dr. McMillan's office and anxiously awaited my consultation appointment. Dr. McMillen is not new to HRT, in fact he is board certified and has been practicing HRT for over 7 years. I sat down with him and had a long discussion about my health and concerns. I don't think I've ever sat down with a doctor and talked about what was going on with me, what I was looking to do to such length. So after a lengthy discussion about, well, me, what HRT is today, how it works, and what is possible, I was eager to move to step 2. We scheduled a blood draw and full body scan to get into what's going on inside - and this is not a standard blood draw; it's like looking at the roadmap of what's going on; it was incredibly fascinating, as well as seeing where I can improve. (As a fitness / health-minded person, it was data central to my geek heart). My "pellet" ingredients were manufactured based on this report and how we wanted to approach treatment, ease in, or full board, and I anxiously awaited my next appointment to get them. I was a bit nervous when I went back; I didn't know what to expect... and honestly, the local anesthetic was more "scary than the procedure itself. But, now that I've had my second, it was a piece of cake. The incision itself is very, very small, covered with a surgical strip and then another water proof bandage over. Very discret and high enough you don't have to worry about "sitting". No discomfort, no pain. I can't believe I waited this long to do this. So you say, get to what happened! I kept looking at the calendar, ok, when's it going to happen, what am I going to feel? Is my libido going to come back... and all the other parts dissipate like... let's just get real, discomfort....which was the worst of all things. A few weeks in I found out yet, this solved the problem. EVERYTHING was working as it used to! Here is a list of all the things that have come back: Libido and no discomfort (I think you get the picture here) Sleep - omg sleep is next level, in fact, I can't wait to go to bed because the sleep is incredible Focus - I'm no longer foggy, forgetful, and struggle to keep my thoughts straight. Fitness - decreasing body fat and increasing muscle definition again - I was struggling to keep what I had with the declining hormone levels. General mood/energy - I felt like a frickin' tiger about 3/4 of the way through the first three months (and before your next pellet session) in which the hormones start naturally tapering, and each upcoming load generally increases baseline, so you begin to keep a higher base level. I genuinely feel Dr. McMillan is the perfect choice based on his level of genuine care and interest, his experience, and his credentials. And it's not just for women... men go through it too, and they're just as many seeking relief; it's ok to take charge of your health to feel good. His reason for what inspired him to step into this field is heartfelt in wanting others not to live our "older years" unnecessarily dwindling. As medicine and technology increase our living span, it only makes sense to live it better and the best you can. Trust me, you won't regret it! Dr. McMillan is awesome as is his super friendly staff!!!

No, I would not recommend Dr Mohamed E. Eldaly (Emanuel Specialty Care Medical Oncology - Turlock,…read moreCalifornia). My mother received treatment from Dr. Eldaly and he would not listen to her, she did not get the care she deserved. We told him multiple times the treatment was not working and he refused to listen to her. When we had office visits we told him multiple times how bad she was doing and he was dismissive. With my experience and in my opinion Dr. Eldaly is arrogant, condescending, and dismissive.

I attached 2 photos to give substance & proof that the person registering me for my annual Women's…read moreWellness visit was grossly incorrect in her delivery of "accurate" information to me as far as what my out-of-pocket was going to be. I responded saying that I've had this same information and have already contacted my healthcare company prior to today's visit to learn of the co-pay I would have which is typically $40 for this type of service; a bilateral mammogram. She continued to "educate me" on the "why" and "what" reasons and coverages set by my insurance, not the facility. She was still grossly incorrect in the information. She explained to me that I first have to satisfy my deductible and or maximum out-of-pocket limits Anthem set and that is the "why" the estimated out-of-pocket of $811.45 was accurate and that $800 of that amount is going to satisfy the deductible. I was already under stress, fear, and uncertainty about the dates radiological procedures because my paternal aunt just died of metastasized breast cancer which also engulfed her bones. So now I've got an employee lecturing me at length as to "why this information of $811.45 is absolutely correct as per my health insurance and the mandatory deductible due". I have a soft spot for this Emanuel Cancer Center and have been having my female health needs done here when I could go elsewhere. I have just always felt as safe as I could while here. I'm not going to stop coming here however just because of this unfortunate yet preventable business office fiasco but I would like to see this type of unnecessarily stressful situation become extinct. I think the worst of it is either the employee was disallowed to behave any other way or, incorrect training maybe? They could also reach out to leadership with Anthem BC and inform them of these unacceptable outcomes when inquiring for patient services. Either way, all 3 options could lead to higher patient satisfaction ratings and less stress & anxiety for everyone involved.

care was except . pepe ice bc and Nurse Practioner knowledgeable, personable and empathic.read more

Dr. Canale and his staff are amazing. My colonoscopy went great and for the first time I was…read moreactually asleep. I was kept in the loop and felt like a meant something to the staff and the Dr. Unlike Dr.Munnangi's office.

I was referred to Dr. Dow Dao's office for a minor surgical procedure, and overall, my experience…read morewas just okay. The doctor and medical staff handled my surgery well, but the office management left a lot to be desired. When I first went in for my consultation, I was a bit shocked by the office manager, Crystal. Instead of properly greeting patients, she was yelling out names from behind a closed door. It felt unprofessional and off-putting, but I chose to overlook it and proceed with my surgery. My surgery was scheduled about three weeks later, and the procedure itself went smoothly. However, the real problem started afterward when I needed my prescribed pain medication. The pharmacy informed me that they didn't have my medication in stock and that, due to regulations, only the doctor's office could call around to find another pharmacy that carried it. When I contacted Crystal for help, she was dismissive and rude, telling me it wasn't their responsibility and that they had "other patients to deal with" before they could assist me. Keep in mind, I had just undergone surgery and was in significant pain, yet she told me it would take 1-2 days before she could even address my issue. This lack of urgency and compassion was beyond unacceptable. If an office is so overloaded that they can't properly care for post-op patients, that's a serious red flag. Thankfully, a kind pharmacist at CVS was willing to facilitate a three-way call with the doctor's office to explain the situation. Even then, Crystal remained rude and unprofessional--even toward the pharmacist. She did eventually call in my prescription, but without notifying me, and if it weren't for the pharmacist, I wouldn't have even known it was ready. The only positive interaction I had was with Jerry, the staff member who removed my stitches. He was kind, informative, and helped ease my frustration with the office. Unfortunately, dealing with Crystal was such a nightmare that I cannot in good conscience recommend this office to anyone. If you need surgery here, be prepared for unprofessionalism from the office management and an absolute lack of patient care once your procedure is done. If not for the doctor and a few kind staff members, this would have been a completely negative experience.

If ur going to go under the knife with Dr.Huy DOA u better know he's not a good surgeon he will do…read moremore damage then good he lied to me and almost cost me my life for it I lost everything down to be homeless practically due to this man's faulty negligence and lying about what he was going to do it took a longtime to find out how bad he butchered my stomach and the poison he put inside me do not trust this fake