Do not go here Sara…read morethe PA is a liar and very shady. At a time where I needed help she refused and wrote down lies in my patient file. Always check your appointment summary!! They wouldn't let me make changes either no matter how many times I contacted them and asked

horrible just need refill my medication…read morecalled office. no one takes my call answering machine is useless keeps me in infinite loop hole while calling. I wonder how others to get their refill !

I love the medical staff at the J street office. They've been my primary care for 30 years…read more Apparently, they have new owners. Since then, errors have been made on my long term medications, but worst of all, their phone system only works 50% of the time. If you do get through, there is no option to speak to anybody. They have acknowledged their phone system is wonky but it's been a year and it hasn't been fixed. I'd hate to give up the people who know me and who have cared for me for twenty years but this is becoming untenable. If a medical practice won't answer phones I'm not sure what use they can be to patients. They have a messaging system but they require three working days for a response. Please, whoever is in charge, fix this. This is not a people problem, it's a reaching people problem. Rich, Dr. Reyna and the staff are amazing and helpful. (Tip: if you are lucky and the phone rings, press billing, you get a live person. Everything else is voice mail.)

Re: Sacramento 3939 J. St., Meena Medical Group. Dr Reyna…read moreand his staff are awesome! I have been a patient with Dr. Reyna since 2014, while the Drs. Office was previously under the late Dr. Ernesto Quinto and recently with Dr. Wahidi. Dr. Reyna is one of the rare, hard to find gems of a Doctor, and a DO at that! He genuinely listens and shows an interest in all his patients. He orders necessary tests to determine concerning symptoms so an issue is not overlooked. Francisco has been around long enough to know it's me when I call...lol. Shelby takes charge and handles problems:) Stephanie, what can I say....thank you for always ensuring the chair and oximeter are sanitized for my visit. All of you are the best Team one can look for in a Doctor and office staff. You are appreciated.

Even when you are an early morning appt she is always 45 min to an hour late! As if your time is…read morenot important

Dr. Cafarella was very rude to me when I first moved to Folsom. She was always late to her…read moreappointmnets & didn't really listen to my concerns. I think she thoght my issues were anxiety related, but it actually was a Thyroid problem that I had and she missed all along. She missed all the sings of my Thyroid problems. Thankfully, the doctors at UCDavis found & solved the problem.

I have been seeing Dr. Khouri and his team for years along with some of my family members and have…read morealways received excellent care from them! They are kind, knowledgeable, supportive and great at what they do! Everything from annual checkups to advanced diagnosis care and support. I love this office!

The front desk is very arrogant and uncooperative (Lori). She doesn't want to listen to patients…read morewhen setting up things before appointmentsThe front desk(Lori) is very arrogant and uncooperative . She doesn't want to listen to patients when setting up things prior to appointments. Doctor delegates physicals to Nurses and is booked out for a year.

My first visit with Dr. Pirsaheli on April 3 was wonderful. I tried for a year to find a…read moreneurologist; I am very thankful that Dr. Pirsaheli accepted me as a patient. When I walked into the office, I was greeted by his wife. She was very pleasant and friendly as she welcomed me into the office. Dr Pirsaheli escorted me to his office, and I immediately felt like I was in great hands. He was very friendly, professional, compassionate and caring. I never felt rushed; he listened well, and he was very thorough reviewing my medical history and discussing my continued care I feel so blessed and relieved to have Dr Pirsaheli as part of my health care team as I continue with my health care journey.

Despite the pristine location, spotless office, and seemingly professional exterior, my encounter…read morewith Dr. Reza Pirsaheli was nothing short of appalling. The veneer of refinement quickly fell away the moment I entered the exam room, where I was met with a brusque, dismissive demeanor wholly unbecoming of a physician entrusted with patient care. Dr. Pirsaheli seemed incapable of navigating basic medical record access, expressing visible frustration at his inability to retrieve documents from UC Davis Medical Center and my primary care provider. Instead of exercising patience or professionalism, he summoned his receptionist and proceeded to berate her in my presence. When she resolved the technical issue, he declared that the information was still insufficient, directing me--without prior instruction or notice--to return home, scan my ICU discharge records from UC Davis, and email them to him. To expect a patient, who has been suffering from dizziness and migraines for months, to manage clerical duties on his behalf is absurd and insulting. When I suggested logging into my UC Davis Health mobile app to provide the information immediately, he refused outright, insisting that I "go home and take my time." This cavalier dismissal of my urgent condition was not only unhelpful, it was demeaning. When I pressed the matter, eager for relief, he handed me his business card, pointed toward the door, and effectively dismissed me from his care. What followed descended into farce. After sitting in my car for a while , I returned to the office--having managed to reset my password and access the records --the receptionist scolded me for not simply emailing the files. When I explained that the app only allowed printing, not emailing, Dr. Pirsaheli emerged and began shouting accusations: that I had arrived late, and--absurdly--that I had "punched" his hand when he offered his business card. His tone was hostile, his claims demonstrably false, and his behavior erratic. Feeling attacked, I began recording the exchange for my own protection. Only then did both he and his receptionist abruptly moderate their tone, revealing how performative their aggression had been. The most egregious moment came when Dr. Pirsaheli escalated the situation by calling the police. On the phone, he described me as a "violent African-American with blonde hair"--a statement not only factually incorrect, but deeply revealing of the bias that may have colored his treatment of me from the start. The racialized framing of his false accusation was as offensive as it was reckless. The police arrived promptly, conducted themselves professionally, and confirmed that Dr. Pirsaheli wished to issue me a no-trespass notice. For the record, I had no desire to return. I left his office in tears, disheartened that months of waiting for specialist care had culminated in humiliation and abuse rather than medical help. Dr. Pirsaheli's conduct was not merely unprofessional--it was profoundly unethical. He abdicated his duty of care, substituted hostility for compassion, and weaponized false accusations when confronted with his own inadequacy. Patients deserve better than to be treated as inconveniences or adversaries. If you are seeking genuine medical expertise and humane treatment, I strongly urge you to look elsewhere.

Takes forever to see a healthcare professional. Wait time is rediculous! Care-wise...you might…read moreget some suggestions to do at home?

We went to Neurologist Dr Tim Chen for EMG test. Excellent work. Getting apptt via Referral…read moreNavigation team was bit lazy but Care side is excellent.

Such a caring and sweet doctor. Spends the right amount of time needed and more. Amazing, so glad…read moreI found her!

Best doctor ever ever. Ever. Dr. Grove was the first doctor to actually listen to what I was…read moreexperiencing, and to also take into account the way that I prefer to look after my health. For example, I've struggled with generalized anxiety disorder and depression for years. My last doc wanted to give me whatever drug they were pushing, ignored the debilitating side effects that I reported, insisting that I continue taking this drug for several more weeks before they would consider changing it. In fact, when I persisted in requesting something else, or something I could take just as needed, my former doc *yelled* at me in the exam room. The side effects of that medication were intolerable, so I stopped taking it and just struggled along for several more years. Finally our insurance changed, and the hubs found Dr. Grove... At my first visit I literally cried in her office, just because she heard me, heard what I was saying (Dr's often hear what they think, not what is actually being said), understood my aversion to medications, and didn't judge me for not wanting to take a daily pill. She actually worked with me as an individual to create a plan that took my quirks into account. I never feel rushed in our appointments either, which is another common Dr. gripe that I have- they want to get you in the exam room, take the vitals, write a Rx and/or schedule tests and get you out asap. Not so with Dr. Grove, she listens, asks questions, and learns about her patients to give the best care. I'll only go to Dr. Grove for the rest of my life, if at all possible. Highly recommend!!

Dr. Olson is the finest example of what a Primary Care Physician can be! He treats members of my…read morefamily as well. I have, unfortunately, experienced life threatening events. Dr. Olson contributed to save my life and I will never be able to express in words the gratitude, and feelings I hold for him. I am 73 years old and coming to terms with the realization that most of my life has been lived. I can think of few doctors who I would want by me when my time comes. Dr. Olson is definitely one. Thank you Dr. Olson, for my life and the quality of my life!

Christopher Olson has been my doctor for years now. He is an excellent physician. He is very…read morethorough and errs on the side of caution. He is likely responsible for saving my life. During a one of my regular annual physicals he thought he felt a nodule on my thyroid. Probably nothing, but should have it biopsied. I couldn't feel anything, nor did I feel any symptoms. Long story short, it was cancer. My thyroid was riddled with it. During all subsequent treatment I was asked how I found out. I told them it was Dr. Olson.