5 Star service from the entire team at RCP&O!!…read more Very knowledgeable and helpful in building and fitting my first (and hopefully only!!) prosthetic leg..,walked on the new leg on my first fitting visit...7+ months later, zero issues... They turned what could have been a really bad situation into a highly acceptable and liveable life!! Follow-up visits are no problem and they are very responsive to e-mails and phone calls... Highly recommended by my medical team, and I can see why!

I've had a wonderful experience working with Kelsey, an orthotist at River City Orthotics in…read moreSacramento. I also found Michelle and the other office staff to be very friendly and accommodating. Before seeing Kelsey, I had pretty severe, continuous foot pain the past 2 + years. Physical therapy did help to reduce the pain, but the problem persisted. I'm not able to tolerate Ibuprofen or cortisone injections so the podiatrists and orthopedic doctors I saw were not able to help me without surgery which I really wanted to avoid. My only remaining option was to try custom orthotics and I'm so glad I did! Kelsey is very kind, knowledgeable, and is an excellent listener. She fitted me carefully and addressed my specific needs when customizing the orthotics in order to ensure proper alignment and comfort. She explained what needed to be done and why and gave me excellent advice re: how to use and" break in" the orthotics a little at a time. She was also happy to have me come back and continue to "tweak" the orthotics as I adjusted to them in order to get the optimal fit. Service was quick and the price was very reasonable. My husband and I were scheduled to take a trip out of the country so Kelsey worked me in quickly so that I would have the orthotics in time for our vacation. My feet have definitely improved and I am beyond grateful!

I have been going to Anchor Orthotics & Prosthetics since 2015. Before that I had used other…read moreagencies, including Hanger. The other agencies provided good service and okay products. From the first time that I met Terry and started using the AOP facility I knew I was in a much better place. I was getting a better brace, but also dealing with someone with passion and knowledge about his profession and a genuine care and concern for his clients. The AOP office is professional, clean well organized everyone there are welcoming. I highly recommend this great group of professionals and as for me I will look forward to more years of continued service.

Anchor is a great place to get a new brace or brace adjustments. The staff are professional and…read morenice. I uses to go to Hanger. I left because I had a hard time getting my brace fixed. I like anchor better, they listen and are understanding. Terry has made 4 braces for me with minimal adjustments. I appreciate the work of his technicians when I come in for adjustments. His staff are knowledgeable and helpful. Thank you Terry and staff. Keep up the good work.

Great experienced orthotics place. Knowledgeable my brace was made very well…read moreWent out of his way to assist me even to go to shoe store to help me get the right shoe for my brace

I've been wanting and needing custom inserts for the longest time. I finally made the decision to…read moreget it done here. The process was amazing!The combination of provider knowledge and technology used was impressive. I received the custom inserts very timely - within a matter of weeks. I am very happy with the product and the customer service!

My mom is currently staying here and says that it is one of the best places that she has been as…read morefar as assisted living goes. She says the staff is so nice and really attends well to everyone here! She was there about a month ago after she had a different issue go on at her senior living facility. I absolutely enjoyed everyone that I met there, from admissions to the nurses and everyone at the desk services was just very friendly and welcoming. I am currently hoping to get my mom in here in a long-term position because I feel that a senior living facility just doesn't suit her health issues and needs that she needs anymore. My mom said that the food is great and that she could actually tell what she is eating LOL and if you've been at somebody's places you would totally understand but she's talking about! I would definitely recommend Mountain Manor to anyone!!

A decent place until they harass you to leave even if you are not ready, even if you have no place…read moreto go. Money always comes first!

My mother had a parathyroid removal surgery and the entire process was excellent. I'm sorry to read…read morethat some in the past had a negative experience, but I'd like to think there was a staff turnover. Things to know: - the parking garage opens at 530AM so if you're earlier than that, just hang tight! Tickets are validated at the front desk with a bar code you scan at the exit (there's also an attendant there to assist if you can't reach). - the office opens at 545AM sharp. - the lobby is clean with lots of natural light, comfortable seating, and fresh coffee and tea. Water dispenser for cold and hot water. - staff are wonderfully friendly, attentive, and available for questions. - there's a large TV in the lobby so you can track you person's progress in real time. - the pre-op was smooth and friendly, professional and confidence building (surgery is scary!). All the nurses and the anesthesiologist were upbeat, patient with questions, and explained all things to expect. The surgeon, who you know is busy, never once made us feel like he was rushed and patiently answered our questions about the procedure and after care expectations. - post-op was extremely thorough, and there was special attention to ensuring we understood everything expected. - if you have time to spend, there's a Mel's Diner and iHop nearby... also a nice airy sports bar that opens at 11am just around the corner. Sutter's Fort is also just 1 block over and might be open! All in all, a very positive experience and mom is healing like a champ! Big thanks to all at the Fort Sutter Surgery!

I am extremely frustrated and disappointed with my recent experiences with Sutter Health and the…read moreway my surgeries have been handled. Two weeks ago, I wrote a review about receiving incorrect information from a pre-op nurse over the phone. Based on that information, I took a medication the morning of my scheduled surgery. As a result, the surgery center canceled my procedure just minutes before they were about to place an IV in my hand. I had to reschedule the surgery for a later date. At the same time, I already had a second surgery--a spinal procedure--scheduled for a Thursday. As I was leaving my home to go to the surgery center, I received a call informing me that the anesthesiologist would not perform the surgery at the center and that it needed to be done in a hospital in case complications occurred. Once again, I was left with no choice but to reschedule. I tried to roll with the punches and moved the first surgery to an earlier date. I was expecting to finally have that surgery next Tuesday. Then, once again, I received a call from a pre-op nurse informing me that the anesthesiologist now wanted additional testing, including an echocardiogram, before proceeding. Of course, I need a referral from my primary care physician, and getting an appointment and completing the test before the scheduled surgery date is practically impossible. So, once again, my surgery is being delayed. My spinal surgery is scheduled for next month, but at this point, I have very little confidence that it will actually happen as scheduled--even though it will now be performed in a hospital. What is most frustrating is that these surgeries were presented to the surgery center well in advance. It is extremely difficult to understand why the anesthesia team is apparently reviewing cases so late in the process, sometimes only shortly before the scheduled procedure. If additional testing or a hospital setting is required, why isn't that determined weeks in advance? Patients should not have to rearrange their lives, prepare for surgery, fast, make transportation arrangements, deal with the stress and anxiety of surgery, and then find out at the last minute that the procedure cannot go forward. Surgery is stressful enough without repeatedly being given conflicting information and having procedures canceled or delayed at the last minute. I understand that patient safety must come first, and I absolutely support appropriate medical precautions. However, better communication, earlier case review, and better coordination between the surgical team, anesthesiologists, pre-op nurses, and patients should be basic expectations. I have been with Sutter Health for years, and most of my medical records and history are already within their system. Unfortunately, these experiences over the past several months have seriously damaged my confidence in the organization. The University of California system is offering Sutter Health as one of the options during upcoming open enrollment. Based on my recent experiences, it is very unlikely that I will choose Sutter, and I certainly cannot recommend the plan to my colleagues. At this point, I am seriously considering requesting copies of all my medical records before the end of the year and moving my care elsewhere. Perhaps my new health plan will provide the level of communication, coordination, and patient care that I expected from Sutter but have not experienced over the past few months. Patients deserve better than last-minute surprises when it comes to something as important and stressful as surgery.

My husband was told to go get a drug test for work at a specific place, and was told he could…read morewalk-in at any time. He arrived in the morning and was told they could not get him in that day. So, we called Allied. James answered and said he could get us in a couple of hours later, which was great, because my husband works out of town, and it needed to be done by a certain date, and he needed to get it done that weekend, which he gets Fridays off, so that's when we went. The office was easy to find with GPS, loads of parking (even some shade spots in the afternoon). James greeted us, the office is clean, A/C is great, and they have movies playing if you like that. The test was quick, straightforward, and James is awesome to work with. My husband was in and out and still had time to do something fun on his day off. It was perfect and his employer accepted it. My husband had such a good experience that when a coworker, waited until the last minute for the deadline, and got the same treatment at the place he was told to go as my husband (went in the morning "no appointments for today.") So he called my husband and my husband gave him Jame's number and he was in and out too. Top notch service, reasonable price, expertise, professional and friendly. We cannot recommend Allied enough.

Really great customer service. In and out fairly quickly. Not too busy. Definitely recommend!read more

It's about the only place I can find shoes that fit my 82 year old feet. I called but no one…read moreanswered so we drove up to it from Elk Grove only to find it has permanently closed!

Great customer service and shoes that last! Plus SAS shoes are designed to be comfortable. They…read morehave wider widths too.

Clean, accessible environment for mobility aids and devices, plenty of parking and well maintained…read moreproperty inside and out. An array of medical providers and services offered.

Dr. Davidson is a really nice guy but his administrative staff at the front desk are very…read moreunprofessional. They never pick up their phones and it takes months to schedule appointments. His staff said they would call my family last week for a phone consultation but somehow they forgot about us. When we showed up this morning, the receptionist said "We called you multiple times!" and tried to blame us for not picking up. Maybe they dialed the wrong number because I showed them my call history and nothing was from their office. What kind of medical center has over 5 different telephone numbers to call and why does nobody take accountability for patients' healthcare? People's lives are literally on the line but they'd rather point fingers instead of admit they've made mistakes.