My wife and I had phenomenal experience in the materiality wing of Dignity Health Sierra Nevada…read moreMemorial Hospital. The Nursing staff were amazing, very accommodating and always available. During the delivery Nurse Jenna and Anna were extremely motivating and soothing. Because of them, the delivery was very supportive. I also want to mention Dr. Genobaga was great. He was cool and calm throughout the delivery allowing the room to feel at ease. The recovery team were always available and educational. Nurse Kristina and Teresa had genuine care for my wife's recovery and baby Karter's health. They did everything they could to keep the transition smooth. Thank you so much for all you do, Amy,Dustin, and Baby Karter Wright

Dr. Elliot is not only an excellent physician but also a genuinely kind and caring person. He truly…read morecares about his patients and their families, which has meant so much to us while my mom is battling cancer. I've reached out several times with questions or concerns, and he and his team always get back to me within 24 hours. It's by far the most responsive doctor's office we've experienced. I'm incredibly grateful for their support.

The best in his profession on every level. I would definitely recommend him, as would everyone I…read moretalked to. Excellent doctor, excellent surgeon.

How very fortunate those of us who live in Davis are to have such an excellent oncologist to help…read moreus navigate our health concerns. I met with Dr Williams for the first time this week and could not be more impressed with her and her excellent staff. She is hugely knowledgeable; experienced; reassuring and exceptionally kind. I highly recommend this excellent physician.

she was very good about treating my breast cancer after my masectomy. on that I'd probably give 5…read morestars. but now she is not helping me push for speedier surgery for uterine cancer diagnosed 5 months ago. she makes excuses for my surgeon delaying my spay surgery. so on that, I have to downgrade her to just medium

Dr Dhillon and her team are incredibly caring and professional…read more Infusion Team... Amazing Team of Nurses!

I've been a patient of Sutter since 2019 and have consistently been treated with warmth and…read moreunderstanding. Each staff member I've interacted with is kind and helpful. I highly recommend Sutter Healthcare..

If you care about being treated with dignity and respect, choose a different provider. If you care…read moreabout your physical appearance, please choose a different provider. My initial horrible experience was primarily due to my less than professional interaction with office manager Jenna (Jennifer) Proctor. Working as an RN in healthcare for the past 2 decades - I find myself comfortable in just about any healthcare setting. NOT IN THIS OFFICE. Admittedly - I was highly anxious having my first BCC removed from my face. Jena called my name after I was seated in waiting room. She led me to my procedure room (I was under the assumption she was the RN who was rooming me for my Mohs procedure). After telling me to set my belongings down, she asked me to confirm my address (as RN - found it odd she was asking to confirm my address rather than DOB, etc.). After confirming my address - Jena proceeded to aggressively demand $100 past due balance (that was a billing error from a different dermatologist not even connected to Dr. Bricca's office). I was very confused. I had never been to Dr. Bricca's office. How could I have a past due balance (?). When Dr. Bricca's office called to confirm my appointment 3 days prior - not one word said. Jena rudely and aggressively stated that if I wanted the procedure completed I would need to pay the past due balance. At that point - I was so upset I told Jenna I no longer wanted to go through with the procedure that day because of the distress she had caused. She proceeded to state in a threatening manner that it would be at least 4-5 months to be placed back on Dr. Bricca's schedule. It wasn't the threat from Jenna - rather that my work schedule had been cleared for 3 weeks (very difficult to do) - so I hesitantly proceeded. I called into Dr. Bricca's the following day to address my concerns with him. I received a return phone call from wife /office manager of Dr. Tanghetti's office (separate dermatology office). I received a basic "sorry to hear about your experience...We all have off days". Unacceptable answer for Mohs surgery office. I felt it important Dr. Bricca be aware of the office staff representing him. I mailed a certified letter to Dr. Bricca. Signed for by Jena Proctor. I never received a response from Dr. Bricca so perhaps Jena did not deliver. Hence - my decision to post this public review. COSMETIC REVIEW 6 MONTHS POST-OP My 6th Mohs procedure. FIRST time to Dr. Bricca. This was my first Mohs on my face. After reading a few reviews - and reading Dr. Bricca's website (where he boasts about all of his accomplishments and accolades). I called into the office to ask a few questions. Working as RN for past few decades - I felt as I had done enough research. During my suturing - Dr. Bricca stated "you'll be searching for my suture lines in 4 months". 6 months later - I am working with plastics / dermatologist to have the site revised. I am not overly vain / picky - however the suture line is lumpy (where terminal ends of internal sutures were placed) - and the most notable scarring is directly under my eye ( no where near the BCC site). HINDSIGHT: What I would have appreciated more on Dr. Bricca's website - was to read about updated post-op wound care techniques (silicone strips, red light therapy, gua sha, etc). When I walked out of his office that day - his staff handed me a very outdated BASIC wound care instructions that were to "clean with soap and water / apply vaseline for one week. Return to normal skin care after one month". That was it. Severaly lacking for resources available in 2026. I recommend DR FAZIO for Mohs!!

Ok, nobody enjoys basal cell carcinoma treatments, but Dr. Bricca and his capable staff made me…read morefeel welcome, comfortable and well cared for. He's a remarkable healer who brings a true aesthetic sense to his clinic and treatment strategy. His office is comfortable, the treatment rooms sparklingly clean and his staff well informed with very positive attitudes. I found the vibe of the office welcoming, supportive and cheerful.

I do like this group and I do like my doctor. But I have…read moresome concerns, as I've been warned that they will 'dismiss' you if they feel a need. For whatever reason. Which I guess is their right, but I'm pretty nervous. I mean, I have a terminal cancer diagnosis. And I need care. Which I am getting and I'm grateful for. But I believe I'd be better served by a change to another of their doctors. As my issue is I need a doctor there who has more insight into my specific situation. And some good connections regarding clinical trials. I've been offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic for a first line treatment. I've had no treatment to date. My cancer is being watched. So: I heard that they don't like you switching doctors. Which led me to query the internet and up popped some text from their website that said changing doctors was allowed and was not a problem. But I don't think this is true, as others have experienced denials to have a different doctor and even have been dismissed from the practice for being pro-active in finding a good fit. Beyond comments in this forum, I have been cautioned by other doctors in the larger medical community that I would need to demand the new doctor because they "don't like you to switch". ?? But if I demand, then I'll be in hot water. It's stressful to take this in. I'm afraid to get my needs met by asking for a different more specific carer to my situation. In my opinion, which is 'evidence based' in reference to the experience and expertise of the doctor I'd like to switch to. In the past, I've had some questions for my doctor where I have felt communicating was fraught. More recently I was offered a clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic. Of course I wanted to discuss this with my Doctor here locally. I did not feel there was much interest --and I got the impression I would be booted out if I chose to begin therapy with the trial. I was told by Mayo that I would start the treatment at Mayo, but after a couple of months I could finish the protocol locally. So that was great, right? Well my doctor here did not offer that I could continue with the treatment locally. There was no enthusiasm. I was left hanging in trying to read the room. What my doctor said is "let me know what you decide" which came across as you either 1) do the clinical trial there, or 2) you stay here and don't do the clinical trial. Basically it was tough to feel heard. I was truly perplexed as the Mayo folks were clear with me that my cancer was --not becoming aggressive. But my doctor here was telling me I was --about to need chemotherapy as my cancer looked to be becoming aggressive. which is why I went to Mayo to get some clarity. They did a PETCT that painted an entirely different portrait of my disease status. Here locally my doc was telling me that I could have no treatment without verifying exactly what my cancer was doing, which would require open surgery just to try to get the tiny tumor area for pathology. The tumor being in a place that would risk my health to a very large degree. This was so confusing to then learn that I could avoid chemotherapy with a drug protocol that was not chemotherapy with no need to biopsy further. My doctor here seemed to think this was a possibility. But we just couldn't seem to connect to arrive at discussing this well. I do like my doctor. I think she cares and is capable. I wonder if my doctor has lost sight of my particular situation. The other local doctor works well with the Mayo Clinic and with Mayo trials, I think, given his connections there with Mayo. I have been referred to this other doctor verbally. And warned that getting switched could be a minefield I'll try to discuss this further with my present doctor. But I scared I will make this doctor will find me troublesome. Once it was suggested that I was wasting this doctor's time and this doctor became exasperated with me. Not kidding. So, you see. I'm nervous.

Dr. Cattoni is a very friendly and positive person who helped to put us at ease during a very…read moretrying time dealing with cancer. Great bedside manner each time we saw him over the past two years. He answered all of our seemingly unending questions with patience. The staff, too, have been friendly and seem to really care. A special shout-out to Steven who seemed as happy as we were about the the positive outcome of our last appointment!