I have been here before. As both a visitor and patient, I have had interactions with cardiology,…read morethe ER, maternity, and outpatient. On this visit, like past visits, the front desk was hospitable, registration was helpful and patient, and care was compassionate and respectful.

My daughter delivered at Clovis Community Medical Center on 8/2/2026…read more We cannot say enough wonderful things about the Labor and Delivery team/Post Partum Team. From the moment my daughter arrived, every member of the staff provided exceptional care with professionalism, compassion, and kindness. They were prompt in responding to every need, took the time to explain everything clearly, and made our family feel supported throughout the entire experience. The personalized attention they gave my daughter made all the difference. They treated her with genuine care and respect, ensuring she felt comfortable, safe, and confident during one of the most important moments of her life. Their expertise and calm demeanor helped create a positive and memorable birth experience. We are especially grateful for the outstanding care that helped welcome our beautiful granddaughter into the world. Thank you to the entire Labor and Delivery team for making such a special day even more meaningful. We will always remember your compassion, dedication, and excellence in patient care. You truly made our family feel like we were in the best hands.

We are new to the area, have scheduled doctors appointments with a family doctor and a GYN next…read moremonth to establish care. So being without a GP or GYN I came to this location because I feel like I have a kidney infection. The lack of any kind of attempt at human connection in this office is astounding. There's no one to help you with check-in, you're immediately pointed to a QR code where you fill out all of the paperwork yourself. Once the receptionist has that, she points you to a machine IN THE WAITING ROOM to get your vitals. Everything from weight and temperature to blood pressure and oxygen numbers is done by one of those machines you generally see at Walmart that you sit and put your arm in. WTF? That machine prints out a paper that you give to the receptionist. Because I was there thinking I have a kidney infection, she handed me a urine specimen cup, and told me to go into the bathroom, again, in the waiting room. A basket in the waiting room for the collection of your investments already had someone else's specimen in it. With their information on it. I'm sorry but HIPAA who? I then sat back down until called back to go to a room. A nurse didn't come in the room to talk to me or anything. I sent to room 3 to wait. I sat in my room for half an hour, listening to the full exam of a kid in the room next to me because the walls are really thin, before a doctor come in to tell me that because I drink a lot of water, my urine was clear... dilute ... and that it could be an ovarian cyst or even appendicitis, she doesn't know what's causing the pain in my lower back, that I should go to the emergency room to get imagining done and they could tell me what's causing the pain in my back around my kidneys and the malaise. So not only did I just pay my co-pay, but I was also charged an extra fee for urinalysis, something I've never had done before in any doctors office in my life. I walked out feeling like I just wasted my money and my time. If you've got something really simple like a sinus infection, I feel like this would be a good option. But for anything else? No... and now to the ER I go. UPDATE: I noticed the rebuttal the manager of the office posted below, and no, they are not telling the truth. There was a name, first and last name on that cup of urine that was sitting in the bathroom when I went in. And the person who went in after me had to look at my cup that had my first and last name on it as well as the previous cup. I'm not going to let them sit here and gaslight me

So I filled in the questionnaire online at 10:40 and walked in at 12:15pm…read more I spoke with the receptionist in the front and she checked me in, then told me to have a seat. I wait over an hour plus and still no one has called me, people who are arriving after me are getting their name called and being seen. So I go up and talk with a different receptionist and she asked if I've talked to anyone once I arrived. I answered "yes" and she proceeds to hand me papers to "check me in". I asked her if this was paper work that I've should have filled out upon arrival and she answers "yes". The quality of care and attention to detail is poor at this office, I should not nor anyone else for that matter be overlooked for care because a receptionist failed to follow procedure. If I had not gone up to ask any questions I would for sure still be waiting in the lobby. 05/22/26 1:45pm

Unless you want to wait forever to see your doctor or be told a lot of the time to just go to…read moreurgent care, I'd find a new place. Care quality sucks since they can't seem to see you when you need to be seen. It's always that we are booked or go to urgent care. What's the point of seeing a doctor then at your office if you see urgent care doctor more often.

Doctors leave this medical center on a regular basis. Had the same doctor for many years but over…read morethe last 3 to 4 years they have rotated out. After my first doctor retired they moved me to a new doctor. I was on a schedule to see them every year for general care. The first doctor they moved me to I saw for 2 years. I really liked him but he left and probably to a better situation. They gave me a new doctor in that office and after seeing her once they informed me she left and canceled any further appointments. I currently have no general care doctor. I still get emails saying I should have certain preventative care procedures done and that they care about my health. I know they care nothing about my health and these are just computer generated messages to try to make money. Also, the office staff are not polite and seem to lack some common sense.

Location: Kaiser Clovis Date: August 10th, 2026…read moreService: Laboratory Today I took my kid to their schedule appointment that I made for them over the weekend to complete their lab work at the Kaiser Permanente location in Clovis area. Once we arrived the found parking we immediately went inside we were 5 minutes early we were able to check in and got seen right away. This location is a little bit out the way but you're in and out in less than 5-10 minutes which I truly appreciate compared to the other locations where I have an appointment and I'm still being seen 15-20 minutes after the schedule appointment time. That is something they need to work on time management. Overall my kid and I had a outstanding experience at this location for lab work.

I can only speak to the radiology dept and Dr Li. I struggle with chronic pain and come here for…read moreepidurals. By the time I'm here for a visit I'm in a bad mood and in a lot of pain since I'm due for another shot. The staff here is always kind and helpful during my visits. I've seen several pain management doctors and Dr. Li is the first doctor to get me some level of comfort. I feel like this dept at least provides some world class care and is the only place I come now for my pain management needs.

My son was referred to Dr. Ali and had his first appointment with him on August 14, 2025 for a…read morepre-surgery consultation. We saw him at the East Herndon location, near St. Agnes Medical Center. We both found him to be very professional, caring and explained what he was doing and the need to have a complete ultrasound of his feet. The office staff was also professional, caring and was able to get my son an appointment for the ultrasound at their Clovis location. We would highly recommend this group to anyone looking for a cardiologist in the Fresno area. PS: the traffic coming in from Los Banos at 12Noon was not bad and the traffic on E. Herndon ran smooth.

The Heart Group is a large operation, having offices near Saint Agnes hospital as well as this…read morelocation at Clovis Community Hospital. I understand there are plans to build a new facility on the outskirts of Clovis. I have received excellent service the few times I have been here as a patient. I also came with my husband on one of his visits. The doctors are highly qualified. I requested a female cardiologist and was assigned to Dr. Rathi who has been very thorough. My only complaint about the Clovis location is that it is on the opposite side of town from where I live and takes quite awhile to get there, having to drive through congested traffic. I prefer the Saint Agnes location.

This is the type of review you wish you never had to write, because nobody ever wants to find…read morethemselves or a loved one needing a facility like this. In that sense, I wouldn't "recommend" anyone ever have a reason to come here. But if you do find yourself facing that battle, this is absolutely the best place to receive your care. The Community Cancer Institute provides truly exceptional service during life's most difficult moments. Every single department goes above and beyond. The teams in chemotherapy, radiation, oncology, surgical and the labs are consistently friendly, gentle, and deeply caring. They don't just treat the illness; they treat you like a human being with immense compassion. It is a beautiful, comforting facility, and while I wish the circumstances were different, I am incredibly grateful for the world-class care and support they provide.

I want to share my experience respectfully because I believe patients deserve compassion and…read moreempathy, especially in an oncology office. First, I want to make it clear that Dr. Ge is an excellent oncologist. I appreciate her knowledge, care, and the medical attention she provides. My concerns are not about Dr. Ge or the quality of her medical care. Unfortunately, my experiences with Jen at the front desk have been very different. I have found her communication to be rude, sarcastic, and at times condescending. As a cancer patient, this can be especially difficult. Going to an oncology office is already an emotionally challenging experience, and the last thing a patient should feel is that they are being treated as an inconvenience. I understand that front-office staff deal with many patients and difficult situations every day. However, compassion, patience, and professionalism are extremely important in a cancer-care setting. The way a patient is treated by the staff can have a significant impact on their overall experience. I also believe that the front-office staff represents the practice, and unfortunately, those interactions can affect how patients perceive the entire office--even when the physician providing their care is exceptional. It would be unfortunate for the reputation of an excellent oncologist like Dr. Ge to be negatively affected by the way patients are treated by someone at the front desk. I am sharing this feedback respectfully and sincerely hope it is received as an opportunity for improvement. Cancer patients are already carrying enough fear, uncertainty, and emotional stress. We deserve to be met with kindness, patience, and dignity from everyone we encounter in our cancer-care journey.

Dr. Rush is very old school and listens to your concerns. I appreciated that he didn't try to hurry…read moreme along to get to the next patient as it seems every other Dr does these days

Dr Rush was my doctors 10plus years ago. Insurance switched so i changed doctors. My insurance…read morerecently changed and I could see him again. After a few visits he dropped me with no reason. They called me the day before my appointment and said that he will not be seeing me again. Very disappointed he's a great doctor. I just had 3 major back surgeries and now have no primary doctor. i just want to know why. I'm not seeking in pain medications. Just want a good doctor that cares. If i did something wrong he needs to let patients know before just booting them. The office staff is very friendly but disappointed about the last minute notice. A simple call with explanation would of been nice

Very well-organized office. Pre-registration via phone. Quick registration in person. Polite and…read moreexplanatory staff. Prompt results. Easy to find and free covered parking. God bless. I mean it. My only gripe is they offer to have you pre-pay for service (for the estimated portion not covered by insurance) and I just balk at paying ahead of time.

After a couple of abnormal mammograms, I was sent to the Radin Breast Care Center for a contrast…read moremammogram. I had the pleasure of working with Linda and Melina. Both were wonderful! They were kind, courteous and walked me through every single step from what the process entails, to what it feels like, the duration of time it was expected to take, and more. At the end, I asked one question which to my surprise was thoroughly answered, complete with a little demonstration of what the images mean, how they see them and what is normal vs. not. The only parts I didn't like? I was called ahead of time to pre pay for my 'patient responsibility' portion (a hefty amount) and I thought it was a scam at first. I asked if I could pay when I got there and they said no because of efficiency when I arrived. (sounded suspicious, but it was completely accurate) the other was parking. It seems it might be difficult to find parking sometimes, but what's nice is they have someone driving around that can take you from your car to your destination and back!