When my primary doctor of 20+ years closed her practice I was so worried about finding a doctor who…read moreI could relate to and would be able to think both in and out of the box with my various medical issues. Dr. Ghaderi has been fantastic. There is so much I appreciate about her, in our first meeting she did bring up the point of having the right doctor/patient match, which I did not read as a dislike of me but, an excellent way to start what is essentially a long term very personal relationship. I have seen Dr. Ghaderi several times the past year, every visit has been on time, comprehensive, helpful and ends with a plan and often a plan B as well. She has a balance of traditional and nontraditional treatments and on more than one occasion has sought outside advice for my situation. I am so grateful to have her as my doctor.

I am so grateful for Dr. Ghaderi! After receiving new insurance, I was assigned Dr. Ghaderi as my…read morePrimary Care Physician and was a little hesitant after seeig my previous doctor for a number of years. Dr Ghaderi immediately made me feel comfortable and welcome, and all hesitation went out the window. Her bedside manor is wonderful. She is approachable and understanding and took time out of her busy schedule to meet with me until all my concerns had been addressed. She is dedicated to helping me improve my health and overall wellness and has genuine care and concern for her patients. She is compassionate and encouraging, as well as thorough and knowledgeable. She has and is continuing to help me so much and I'm so happy to have found her!

Melinda White is Great! Very professional and easy to talk to. I feel taken care of and heard. I am…read morelucky to have her as my primary doctor.

I receive AMAZING care from Dr White and everyone in her office…read more She's been my Primary care physician for several years now. She always takes the time to talk about all my concerns and writes everything down for me regarding follow up. With her help I've been able to beat chronic pain, get off of many medications, lower my cholesterol and quit smoking. I can always get an appointment when it's needed and the nurses and receptionists in her office are the BEST!

Our Doctor retired from Dignity Health. Received a letter listing different "Dignity Health"…read moreproviders. Called (831) 475-1630. The Hispanic woman was rude, and said "we are not taking TRANSFER PATIENTS, only NEW PATIENTS. Oh really?? WHY? The woman put me on hold. I don't appreciate being treated and discriminated against, by being put on permanent hold. If you only want MEDICAID PATIENTS, then that's all you will get. GOING TO STANFORD. Our County only gets 3rd rate doctors, and 3rd rate people to work in the office.

I'd give it "NO" stars if I could. Horrible organization -- I booked an appt in July 25 -- to get…read morea new PCP -- the only opening was in Feb. '26. The DAY BEFORE my appt. I get a call saying that they cancelled my appt because of my insurance. btw, I called them in Jan. to make sure everything was alright --. What they did to me was MALPRACTICE! The Admin office of Dignity Health is rubbish -- steer clear! I will never interact or trust my medical needs from Dignity. Never.

This is a review of the two women working the front desk only. I didn't end up receiving care here,…read moreso I don't know anything about the quality of their services. While I was walking to a Capitola restaurant, someone's pet pit bull lunged at and bit me through my shirt and ended up making two puncture wounds in my chest. I was alone and didn't know the area, so I looked up the nearest urgent care, which happened to be Dominican Urgent Care. I wasn't in a lot of pain, but I was in shock, and I had no idea how quickly it was necessary to see a doctor after a dog bite. I drove a little faster than I normally do, especially once I got to the parking lot. I quickly parked and walked into the urgent care with oozing blood still making the stain on my shirt bigger. There were two women at the front desk, and when I said that I had been bitten by a dog, one of them asked me for my insurance. I told her I had Kaiser and that I knew this place wasn't a Kaiser facility, but I was from out of town and didn't know where the closest Kaiser was. I also knew that Kaiser would reimburse for emergency healthcare until stabilization no matter where it is performed, plus I knew that if there wasn't a local Kaiser, they would reimburse me for the entire bill. The other woman told me that if I paid out of pocket, the bill might be more than $1000, depending on what treatment I received. In my head, I was ready to fill out the paperwork and be seen by the doctor. I told them that I understood, and then the first woman said that Kaiser might not pay for anything if I knowingly got treated here without going to the closest Kaiser. I was annoyed by the tone of both their voices. Wasn't this the most American experience ever? I had just had a terrifying experience that caused a potentially serious injury, and the two nurses at an urgent-care facility were clearly trying to get me to leave. Even if their financial advice was sound--and it was--they could have treated me more like a patient than an unwanted pest. Exasperated, I asked them if they knew where the closest Kaiser was. One of them told me there was a Kaiser urgent care in Scotts Valley, and when I asked how far away that was, she kind of rolled her eyes and said it wasn't that far and that I should try that place. Again, perfectly reasonable advice, but I could do without the attitude. Plus, I had no idea whether adding twenty more minutes to my waiting time could be detrimental to my health. I didn't think it was an emergency situation, but I also have no medical training. These two women had medical training, but they neither made me feel at ease, nor did they reassure me in any way that taking more time to drive to Kaiser was the *medically* preferable option. I ended up going to the Scotts Valley Kaiser, and everything turned out fine, but Dominican Urgent Care was the first healthcare facility I visited after a traumatic event that injured me, and people here didn't give me relief, not even any peace of mind.

I went in first thing in the morning to get my ear pain seen. The front desk staff was welcoming…read moreand great at juggling all the different check ins for the doctors and PA's. After I was done filling my form out, I was seen about 15 minutes later. Weighed and vitals recorded. The PA took a look at my ear ache, and confirmed my suspicions about it being viral. My eustachian tube dysfunction has given me trouble a couple of times before. She was very good with suggestions on what to do to help resolve it. But it may take longer to resolve with this cold.

Have been on hold for almost an hour now (yes I am writing this review while still being on hold)…read more Sarah put me on hold multiple times then the phone dropped after 25minutes each time and I would call back. Again, she would put me on hold and each time would drop after 25minutes. She finally said she could help me after the third time, asked my name and then said she would transfer me to her co worker and I am now on hold again and it's been another fifteen minutes. Instead of wasting both of our times please just communicate to your patients a better time to call opposed to them being on hold for an hour all over a phone call that normally would take five minutes. I just needed to make my first appointment as I'm looking for a new primary doctor and now I am looking elsewhere due to the simple lack of communication.

I have a special interest in fitness, Dr G is an expert and he inspired me that being over 50 is no…read morebarrier. He gently leads by example...he's one of the fittest doctors I've ever seen. I often ride through UCSC on a 15 mile loop, and see him running the same course- wow. I'd like to try his hands on manipulation therapy , but it's never quiet enough ...he's quite popular, so you need to be organized when you come in and prioritize.

Nice family guy. Easy to talk to, knowledgeable and knows his craft.read more

Doctor Rodems is an excellent Primary Practice Physician …read more She uses up to date research ,and every test needed to decide on an accurate ,and helpful care plan. She is informative ,friendly and never rushed .State of the art . Office staff is equally wonderful . So glad to find this level of care in Santa Cruz

Dr. Rodems in great. Smart, listens and responds in a non-hurried manner, and extremely pleasant…read more Note that her practice is now in Los Gatos.

This experience was really fast. I know when I go there what to expect either a couple hours or…read morehalf an hour 45 minutes. It just depends on the weight and the people and everything like that. The care was good and the type of car was good as well the doctor was very friendly. It was a woman I believe her first name is Cindy. I am not too sure.

This is by far the worst, least professional experience I have ever had. We called ahead and were…read moreleft on hold for 40 minutes. After getting through on the phone, I verified that they could change my mom's catheter and that they had the right size in stock. They did. We drive all the way from the far north end. We arrived, checked in and waited 45 minutes. Gina Siclari came up from the back and scolded the girls in the front for checking people in. (They were scheduled to close early for a company function) she made them tell us that they wouldn't be seeing us. They saw two other people that came after us and my mom's case was urgent. We ended up having to go to the ER. My mom has dementia and doesn't do well at night. I have never been so mad at any medical professional in my life. Seriously bad!!!!!! I would give negative stars if I could!!!

I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Sedgwick. There isn't room here. I WILL say that seeing…read moreher at our appointments feels like I am visiting an old friend. She is compassionate, knowledgeable but above all - she has humor. I feel very lucky to have found her here in Santa Cruz. Thank you Doctor, and thanks to all your team for keeping this old broad up and running.

I had been searching for a primary care physician and first met Dr. Sedgwick at the Dignity Health…read moreUrgent Care office for a broken pinky. I had recently moved to Dignity Health so was happy to find someone I connected with. I had my new patient visit with her and couldn't be happier. She was thorough and helpful with all of my questions and gave me the appropriate referrals. I highly recommend her.

I have been seeing Dr Hassenauer for over 20 years as my primary physician. I have nothing but…read moregreat things to say. He has also seen my sons from childhood to adulthood and the three of us are super grateful that we have had such continuous good care over so much of our lives. Dr Hassenauer has been exceptional and an example would be that he picks up on stuff my specialists have missed. He recently told me about a program at the hospital for free vascular screening tests. I am surprised I didn't get that from my cardiologist. My cardiologist also appreciateed that Dr Hassenauer had recommended that testing. Other things like when I went to get a colonoscopy, he suggested I get them to take a look at the upper gastrointestinal tract because I am a heart patient and take Prilosec for Acid Reflux (GERD). A side effect can be problems with upper gastric areas like ulcers in my stomach. I didn't know that, and I am so grateful he is paying such great attention to my health and other treatments. For these and so many other reasons, I give Dr Hassenauer a giant A++ for over 20 years of excellent care! I just found out Dr Hassenauer retired in July, and I am so sad... We are losing a really good one!

If only I would have read the reviews on this joke of a doc. Too bad his employer doesn't either…read more Wouldn't even shake my hand/introduce himself. Acted as if I was wasting his time with my 14 minute appointment. His attitude is extremely offensive. Hey I guess you pay all that money to go to medical school and it gives you the right to be this arrogant? This guy got slapped around alil too much up until his senior year by the post-pubescent boys at his private school