We have to go to ER , after my husband had an accident at work , since we got there he was able to register right away the ladies at the front desk were so friendly and they want to make sure he was comfortable, he was seeing by Doctor Stephen Wesely , I have to said that I has been in a few ER and this doctor has been the sweetest , worried about the situation and explaining what it was going to be treatment and the follow up, while we went to another area because he need antibiotics he was checking on us , and the nurse in charge was the sweetest and telling us all the things we need to do in the following days , I'm so thankful for all the attention and the kindness of all the staff read more

My daughter in love went into triage-labor and delivery 11/12/25 about 12 pmish. They sent her home because she wasn't dialated to 6 (apparently 4 isn't acceptable). She was in HORRIBLE pain, and went back that evening. Arrived at 7:59pm, couldn't walk because pain was unbearable. The security guard helped wheel her in. The nurses delivered the baby at 8:22. They were also confused why she was sent home, and were ABSOLUTELY amazing!!! This is unacceptable for a pregnant woman to have to experience. Doctors Hospital needs to take better care of their pregnant women, and should be ashamed of themselves! read more

DO NOT BRING YOUR LOVED ONES HERE!!! Currently have a loved one in the ICU. The nurses are very rude and do not care for the wellbeing of the patient. They allow anyone to visit even when family has asked for no visitors, the nurses say things like "you don't have the right to prohibit visitors" to the family, which is an insane thing to say to someone who is in an ICU!! Every nurse gives different information on the patient. Horrible hospital, horrible service, horrible care. read more

Bought my family member via ambulance. Check in at the registration. I was told that it takes 20 to 30 minutes. Been more then one hours. The lady at registration is not helpful and the lady whos sit at the primary triage is not helpful either. So my concern is when you bring you family member via ambulance. As a family no update is given. Also when you ask questions they are been rude as if we are doing a favor.. seen security and nurses/tech talking around about others jobs and tiktok. But unfortunately to help patients/patient family member. Now there is a new lady at the registration around 2am she will tell be to wait again. I have been waiting for almost 2 hours. When i came for the second. Time a tech or a nurse grab my mom's call light so she cant press to get help. Question is this the ok to take call light away from patients. read more

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Patient care was marginal. I had to sit in the waiting room for over an hour with an IV in my arm. Doctor didn't even speak to me when he gave me a shot in my arm. Patient portal is the biggest frustration since it is not hooked up to medical records. I spent hours trying to get my results and was told I had to go to the hospital to pick up the records. All other patient portals I have used, have medical records included. We will never use this hospital again. read more

I went to Dr's Medical Center after falling my foot. My toe is in so much pain. They did an x-ray said I was fine. Five weeks later. My toe still looks the same. I go to a specialist and my toe is broken in two places how many people are dying from going to this place is my question if you can't even see a broken toe an x-ray what can you see in an x-ray? $51,000 later and misdiagnosed. read more

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If you're ever in a situation where you need medical attention avoid doctors hospital. The staff is rude and unattended. They're more interested in communicating among themselves behind a desk with a room, full of patience when they have no interest in helping. My father was taken by ambulance in respiratory distress. Once he arrived at the hospital, he was placed in the waiting room. Well, all the nurses and security sat behind a desk, laughing and talking and doing nothing to help anyone. All the while the waiting room is full of people who were sick and needed medical attention. I took a picture because I wanted to post it and the nurses tried to grab my phone out of my hand to delete it. Which is a violation of my first amendment. If you love your family, you'll take your family member somewhere else. Into Jade, who is a business service representative who responds to these posts with a very basic response. Save it I don't need it nor do I want it. Yelp indicates that your business is a 2.1 but in reality it's a lot lower than that because of those patients who never made it to post a review. My father passed away. read more

Went to this excuse of a medical facility to bring my grandma for a neuro consult and what a waste of time and energy. The lady at the outpatient desk was super friendly and helpful. However she couldn't find our appointment in the system. She kidnly contacted the scheduling department, and they gave reasons why this appointment was canceled. No one called us to tell us. We spent the last 2 months trying to get this appointment taken care of. She was supposed to be seen within 4 weeks of her hospital discharge. Its been 2 months. Now we're sitting here being told they didnt get a referral and then contradict what they are saying by telling me they have the referral siting in front of them. They then said they do not have a referral from her PCP but from the hospital however the PCP faxed it and was willing to fax it again today. So now we have 2 people taking a day off work, and an hour and a half drive for an appointment that was canceled or never scheduled - who knows because the person from the office keeps contradicting themselves. They have her chart and have worked on it for months, then they dont have any info, they never got a referral yet they have it sitting in front of them. Needless to say their patient care and respect is highly lacking and so is their communication. If your being referred here, request some where else or make sure you call 200 times - not that it will help because we have and we're never told the appointment was canceled. If negative stars were an option thats what this place would get. What a joke. read more

First reason behind my 1 star review is because the shuttle from the parking garage to the front of the hospital is never there, multiple times on different occasions I called them and waited 10-15 minutes until deciding to just walk. Second reasoning for the one star review is that my grandfather was sent home from the emergency room without being told how to take care of his surgery wound. Called McHenery Medical center multiple times asking to come in to get bandage changed, after nearly two weeks later I was given a appointment and finally went in just to be sent to the emergency room because it was infected. read more

The doctor walked passed us and started pointing the patients as he walked by saying "seen..seen..seen" etc as if we were just a tally on his chart ... I get it's fast pace but try to have some kind of compassion ... I was crying and groaning of pain practically on the floor ... and the Caucasian lady next to me notices and says "why are they treating me I'm fine.. she's over there in pain crying but the treat me first" there was a Hispanic lady who could not speak English did not get an interpreter and she couldn't walk due to pain but yet they had her walking anyways.. the solution for me is the nurse said we don't know how to diagnose abdominal pain ... so she said the doctor said to give me a very high dosage of morphine follow it up with fentanyl and send her home ... the was the scariest thing .. to be send home immediately after those dosages and here I am still in pain ... I was treated so poorly I've drugged and sent home like over drugging me was the solution ... no I wanted them to pay attention to me ... not my skin tone ... now I'm afraid to go into any hospital even though I'm in pain.. am I believe the nurse when she said they don't know how to take care of abdominal pain cause i had surgery there and they still didn't know I had cancer .. they kept saying I shouldn't be in pain and that they didn't know what else to do for me ... and they did a second surgery and they say it was actually cancer no wonder I was in pain all the time .... Yeah now I'm here scared that I might have cancer again but can't get anyone to pay attention to me ... sorry I don't have money for better insurance sorry for being a burden for coming in ... read more

I came here earlier this year for a procedure and this was my experience. --TLDR: This is a good hospital but they could improve in a few areas. -- The security guards were personable and helpful each time I came and I felt secure in the fact that people were being vetted before coming in. On the day of my procedure I had my husband drop me off and wait outside because I assumed he would not be able to come in with me. I soon realized I was the only person in the waiting room not accompanied by a loved one. I sent him a message lamenting my mistake and to my delight he soon appeared in the waiting room and surprised me. He was able to be with me before and after my surgery and I really loved that; it made me feel more at ease. I really liked the nurse who got me ready. I think her name was Hilda. She was pleasant and upbeat and helped me get ready. My doctor also came to check in on me and answered a last minute question I had. I was feeling optimistic until the anesthesiologist came in. I do not remember her name but she was a small Asian woman with a terrible bedside manor. She told me she was going to be my anesthesiologist and asked me if I knew I would be put out for the procedure. I said yes and she left immediately. She spent about 30 seconds with me. Then when I was brought into the operating room, I saw a weird shaped pillow and a large tube on the bed they were transferring me to. I looked fearfully at the orderly and asked what that was for. He said "Didn't your anesthesiologist tell you you would be intubated?" I replied no and was immediately panicked. He said "uhhhhh" and looked around but continued transferring me to the bed and someone immediately put and oxygen mask on my face. I don't remember anything else until I woke up for obvious reasons. Although the last moments I remember were frightening, waking up from anesthesia was the worst part for me personally. I was in a lot of pain and groggy but I saw there was a nurse right with me and she seemed to be assigned to me because she stayed next to me for most of the time. The pain was terrible, especially from the intubation, but the fogginess from the medication was just as difficult for me. I saw that I was in a room with others waking up and I heard some crying and moaning. I was told that they would call my husband and tell him I was out of surgery and waking up. I remember hearing the nurse make the call. Soon after, I passed out. When I woke up again I was just as groggy as before, but the pain wasn't any better. I winced and must have made some noise because the nurse said she was going to give me more medication. I was out again before I knew it. This happened multiple times. Finally, I asked them to stop giving me pain medication. The nurse asked me why and I tried to explain that although I was in pain, the medicine was just putting me to sleep, not helping with the pain at all and I wanted to wake up and have a clear head. She told me to "stop fighting it" and still gave me more medication. I can't remember everything that was said but the next time I woke up, I know I told her and another nurse that was with me to stop giving me medication and that I wanted to leave. A third woman came to my bedside and seemed to be filling out a form and they finally stopped the medication and took me to the post-op room. My husband said it had been over 3 hours since they called him! Why they force medication on people like that, I have no idea. I cannot believe they didn't feel the need to tell me they were going to jam a huge tube down my throat or that they were going to drug me repeatedly until I magically woke up with no pain. I mean, in my case that could have taken days. The anesthesiologists and post-op nurses definitely need training on how to communicate better with their patients. I honestly feel a bit traumatized by how they handle the dispensation of pain medication here but since they seem to respond to most of their reviews, I genuinely hope they read this and make some changes or at least have a discussion to try and improve this situation. Anesthesiologists should explain to patients that they will be intubated and describe what that entails. They should also advise that it will cause pain, swelling and difficulty eating and swallowing for multiple days following the procedure. Post-op nurses should explain to patients that they are giving them pain medications that may cause them to pass out and why they are doing it. They should assess each patient individually by talking to them directly and not by guessing about their pain or what they want. Also, they should never give more pain medication to a patients who is specifically telling them not to. Overall, I'm feeling better and the majority of the process was handled well. I haven't had a procedure in a hospital for over 25 years so I would return to this hospital, but knowing what I know now, I would insist on discussing all pain management in depth ahead of time. read more

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I was kicked outta this hospital after a truck t-boned my car. I was freed from the car with the jaws of life. I was brought by ambulance. The ER doctor couldn't find my insurance card, so he gave me as much pain medicine as legally allowed then kicked me out with my back broken in 3 places and crushed ribs that still are unhealed. Another time, I was brought ambulance unconscious. The ambulance drivers leaned my unconscious body on an ER wall. When I fell, I required x-rays. The hospital tried to charge me for the x-rays. This place is an expensive torture chamber. STAY AWAY to protect your life and your loved ones' lives. read more

Fiancé was recently admitted here via air and had been placed on a ventilator. He was on a vent for about a month and during this time the nurses and doctors were all amazing and extremely accommodating to both mine and his situation. The staff in SICU did amazing as well as the 4N staff, we always felt taken care of and I always felt safe leaving him when visiting hours were over knowing he would get the care he needed. Security was great most of the time but I was living out of my car and would come inside to eat and use the bathroom, some security would go "oh it's 9am I can't let you in to visit yet" like that's great but I specifically said I wasn't going in to visit I was going to go get food THEN at 10am go up to SICU, (aka the place that is behind locked doors so not like I can just Willy nilly go visit) other than that one guard every other guard has been truly amazing and SICU/ 4N even let him come back and thank all the staff that helped him read more

The wait is horrible. My mood sugar was going up I should the nurse twice cause it kept going up they did nothing.

I just had an angiogram yesterday that was planned and conducted by my Cardiologist Dr Kent Wong. The Catheter Lab staff was amazing and professional as well as all of my interactions with all of the staff. In the Cath Lab Jason, Jonathan and Maria made me feel safe and alleviated my fears. Dr Wong is the consummate Professional and I was totally at ease. I was amazed at the technology associated with this procedure and the ease the staff showed in setting the stage for Dr. Wong to perform his miraculous skills. Kudos to all read more

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IS A HELL HOLE! TBH, this hospital deserves no stars. My uncle died there recently. I don't know why I was foolish enough to step foot in a hospital I've already been to and have had HORRIBLE experiences at. The most underwhelming experience when I'm literally bleeding internally. The phlebotomist was talking on her phone loud and cursing as if she was at home or in a private setting. Mind you, there was a child sitting next to the door outside of her work area. The man in charge of placing my IV had hands that shook more than an advanced Parkinson's patient. I'm surprised he got the needle in, MIND YOU, he kept pushing it in and pulling it out and almost made me pass out. How ON EARTH are you going to push fluids through an IV that barely allowed blood past the bevel. Anyway.. the entire hallway was packed with people waiting to be seen my a doctor (we weren't even in the waiting room, we were all waiting for rooms or something beyond a simple triage). Blood droplets on floors. Bed sheets that hadn't been changed since God knows when. Let's just say I saw 3 or 4 people be examined and treated on the same sheets I had an exam on. Holy hell. OH, and the kicker! The man who attempted AND FAILED to place my IV never sat me on a chair designated for blood draws. SIR, my arm was never straight... and you messed up my arm with my good vein after I've already been dealing with so many other health complications. Ooooh, before I forget, when I asked to be discharged so I can go home and seek medical care elsewhere, the man who TRIED to place my IV huffed and puffed as he began clearing the medical tray because I didn't want him to bruise yet another arm. He walks up to the phlebotomist in her work station and begins talking about me very loudly and informing her VERY LOUDLY that I was leaving and asking to be discharged. Holy hell. Don't go here. Choose to die peacefully at home or better yet, LEAVE THE CENTRAL VALLEY. These hospitals will kill you. I wish I was making up tonight's horrid experience. This is Modesto for you! Don't go here LOL! read more

at the ER waiting room 11/19/2025 the Registration selina the blonde women that is at the front desk she is so rude to the visitor and every one that comes in to asks questions. she even was even rude to the Security Guard she definatly dosent like her job at least fake a smile make me feel like im wellcomed here i feel like i came to her house with out being invited, read more

I want to start by saying I hardly do any reviews. This review is for the L&D department When my daughter told me she was having her baby here I panicked I've heard and read very negative reviews and stories about this hospital. We came in here expecting the worst experience on May 14 at 530 pm for my daughter's induction. And let me say this we left this hospital with very positive experience. Can't thank the nurses enough for taking great care of my daughter and granddaughter during and after labor. A special thank you to Cecyil and I can't remember the other nurse name she was in charge of the OR that night they were amazing, kind and caring! read more

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I was hit in the head by an object at a department store and needed an ambulance. A lady from the ambulance was talking to me and it was a little harsh. I took it as, she's just trying to do her job, until it got worse! Im not going to tell you the whole conversation, but I will tell you some. When it was time to get on the gurney, I thought she said, "You need to help us!" So, I tried getting on it, and she said, "No!" You let us do this, etc...it was a short lecture. After on the gurney, I tilted my head to the right, she grabbed my head and rough like, and moved it straight. As we went down the aisle something she put on me, like an elastic thing, got caught on some display, it was pulling me...she said, "It's loose now, it's not a big deal!" Before we got in the ambulance, I felt my hand being brought up to my chest, rough like. Even though I realize this is a grumpy, rough gal, I was still as kind as I could be, as sick as I was, and I was still puking. Once in the ambulance, I was given orders in a rough manner. I listened, but was getting irritated by how I was being treated. I began throwing up again, and had a green throw up bag. This lady grabbed my hand and said, "Hold the bag by the white plastic like this!" This is how you hold it, and put my hand on the plastic like if I was a child she hated! I tilted my head to the right, because when it was straight up, I'd puke! She grabbed my head roughly, and moved it straight forward, she did this several times, and I moved my head back to the right again, because of how sick she was making me everytimeshe did this to me. She had other comments, that were so harsh for a sick person to deal with, and then said, "Open your eyes!" She said, "You need to open your eyes!" I said, "I can't, it makes me puke more, and get sicker, because everything is spinning. She had other hateful remarks, and was just so rude to me, that finally, I blew a fuse! I said, "You are one of the meanest people I have ever had to deal with!" I said, "I'm sick!" I said, "You are being so rough with me, and I don't know why?" I said, "Why do u have to be so mean?" I said, "What is your name?" She told me, and I told her, Ok, good, thank you, because I am going to turn you in, no one should treat anyone like you have treated me, and you can see how sick I am. I sais, "Why would you want to make me feel sicker than I already am?" I said, "Do you hate your job this much?" I was in trouble now, she wanted to give me an IV!! OUCH!!!!! Other words were said by her, some weird, some became nicer, and when we got to the hospital, I heard her tell one of the nurses, this one is defiant! She then said, "There is no bed for you!" Even though my blood pressure was over 200, my blood sugar almost 300, she told me I had to get in a wheel chair and wheeled me to the waiting room where I stayed all alone with a room full of people listening and watching me puke like if I was trying to puke up a boing 747. Seriously, that bad!! Then finally, I heard my name called, but was so sick, shaking, spinning, could not open my eyes from the room spinning, I just could sit there. I barely got my hand up, and a lady took me to a side room where a Doctor talked with me. I explained to her how bad I had to use the restroom. She told the girl next to her, take her to the bathroom, the girl took me in the wheelchair by the restroom and left me in the wheelchair and left. I could not walk. I could not get up, everything was spinning. I could not believe this!!! Seriously, why God? Why is this happening to me? Why are people so cruel, heartless, and have no empathy? What is wrong with people? This was not the world I was raised in, at all!! "WHY?" I JUST DO NOT GET IT? I DON'T UNDERSTAND? I FEEL SO SAD!! Still in the hospital 2 hours later I had my hubby on speed dial, and just could say, "Hospital, ER, come get me please!" More happened before he got there. I don't even feel like writing anymore, but, one lady from Ross is getting a gift, one fireman is getting a gift and one man who works in ER who was kind to me, when I was at my lowest, is getting a reward from me. Now, I'm bawling...this was one of the hardest days, and one of the worst experiences I have been through!! I felt abandoned today, abused, heartbroken and confused. I finally cried out, Jesus help me, please! That's all I could say. Then I seen my husband's face. I told a nurse, please take out my IV, I'm going home. read more

A couple of weeks ago, I came here for dehydration, nausea, and a very bad migraine. As I registered and signed in, the older lady was very rude; all she cared about was talking loudly with her coworkers regarding personal info. While I waited in the waiting area for four hours. Thankfully, my husband grabbed a bag quickly, and I threw up in it four times. After waiting around four hours, they took me around the corner in the hallway, and I had to sit there for another three hours, cramped over, as the doctor treated me in the hallway and the nurse gave me an IV for dehydration and nausea only, nothing for the migraine! I was very uncomfortable. I have paralysis from an aneurysm and stroke (12 years ago), and it's frustrating to overlook the exam rooms with beds in them, as patients like me are very uncomfortable in those chairs. It's like they're teasing us, saying don't come here for treatment because you won't get treated right, and we don't want you back. I was crying and yelling for my discharge papers to get out of there; I was crying and felt like I was in an apocalypse! Don't COME HERE; they do not care about patients! read more

First let me start off by saying that some of the staff are great. The rest of the staff is rude and unprofessional they yell at their patients and don't do things in a timely nature. For example I've called multiple times to have my food picked up from the lobby but instead they're outside my door congregating laughing w each other. I've repeatedly ask staff not to yell at me and I have to press the nurse call button multiple times before anything gets accomplished. Housekeeping doesn't come every day and they never have warm blankets read more

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Doctors Medical Center - Hospitals Near Me - Modesto, California

I visited my husband John Bond at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, CA on Tuesday Aug 5, 2025. Several staff members were in the room and they saw me put $225 in his wallet. Nobody said a word to me about security procedures. [Of course, if I had known they hire thieves, I would've held on to the cash. Go ahead, blame the victim for being naive. Nobody warned me!] When I went back on Thursday Aug 7, the wallet had been hidden in a drawer under some hospital supplies and the money was gone. I asked at the nurses' station to make a report. I think I also spoke with the head nurse. Nobody wanted to help. They just preached at me that I shouldn't have left cash, or it should've been reported and placed in a safe. Why didn't anyone TELL me that when they saw me handling his wallet? I was finally able to call the administrator today. I didn't catch her name. I found out the adminitrator/CEO is Jay Krishnaswamy. I don't know who I talked to, but she flat-out said: "We won't do anything about it.". [Not "can't". "won't".] How can she block my husband from filing a patient's complaint about the theft and the lack of security protocols? TRUST NO ONE!! read more

Doctor's Hospital in Modesto Review At Doctor's Hospital in Modesto, I was subjected to an invasive and humiliating procedure where I was required to expose my anus for photographs to prove I hadn't been sexually violated by them. This eventually resulted in a wellness check since I couldn't deal with it anymore according to Array Behavorial Care who's goal was to use a corrupt police department to shut me up. read more

The doctors and nurses with all the staff here are so unprofessional they are so bad otherwise they discriminate because I am Asian I brought my wife here today because she had a headache they did blood tests and an EKG I waited for the results for 9 hours? it's so bad, because I waited so long I asked please look at my records, they told me to wait more, about 1 hour later I asked another person they said sorry they were so busy they forgot, they have no responsibility at all, or they discriminate because I am Asian, waited 9 hours they gave me an injection and then went home I want to go crazy with their way of working stupid way of working stupid management I heard many people also complain hope the director of this hospital dares to correct the way of working read more

Zero stars. Police Report filed. Employees are stealing from patients rooms and they say it's not their responsibility. Security confirmed thefts occur here very often. They recommended contacting the police. I did. It's sad when the doctors medical center staff steal from patients but it's not the hospitals responsibility. I have left multiple messages and it took a month to get a response. The response was sorry it happened but it's not our responsibility. Care at this facility? Some staff were caring and professional but the doctor was almost absent. When I threatened to go to a different facility I was told I'd have to start over with insurance approvals. The MRI machine was broken for what I was told 6 days yet the doctor said it wasn't because she'd be told if it was. Later she confirmed it was broken but had been repaired. When the MRI was finally done the Neurologist referred us to another hospital and was the only Doctor that was helpful and professional. The hospital administrator I spoke with wasn't helpful and didn't care that they have thieves roaming the halls while being paid by the hospital. I wouldn't recommend this hospital. Side note: if you're in the hospital and not getting any help or attention from your assigned doctor you can FIRE them and get a new one. read more

My husband was sent there for an EKG. According to the text that he sent to me he was told that "he was okay". He sent me a text saying "they told me I am okay, on my way home. That was the last text that I received from him. He apparently had an attack and tried to pull off the road and hit a tree! read more

My grandfather has been in this terrible hospital for a month now, the nurses are completely useless and do not listen to suggestions or advice from family. The doctors take way too long to respond. We asked to speak to a doctor and did not get to speak with him until 2 days later. The nurses are rude, and act like they know everything when in reality it takes them 4 hours to get a cup of water for a patient. The care is terrible and I am sick of this hospital. Take your relatives to Memorial hospital instead of DMC. No one can do their job right here and the case manager says she will "look into the problem" but actually doesn't because she is too lazy to do her job. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! read more

Type of care And care quality. I had a procedure done there yesterday and these nurses and these doctors were wonderful. The level of Customer Service it's outstanding. read more

I am beyond disappointed at this facility. I was Never given a estimate of my procedure to be done. They told me the day before my cost would be $267, which I brought & paid. I got a bill in the mail for 1,668 two weeks later. I am reporting them to all necessary institutions. The No surprise act is ment to protect us against surprise bills. If they would have given a written estimate prior to service I would of canceled the procedure. I do not have the money nor can I afford a monthly payment for a year to pay it off. So No I Do Not recommend this hospital. read more

It was the most filthy hospital I've ever been to in my entire life. It was like Third World country dirty. The staff was very nice and caring, but as far as cleanliness? It was horrific. read more

My husband was there on June 13, 2025. He had an EKG at Doctors Medical Center, he was told that he was fine and it was okay to leave. Before he left, he sent me the following text "got results not dying on my way home". That was the last text I ever received from him. On his way home he pulled over and hit a pole. CHP did not ever notify me of the accident. Sutter ER, where he was taken never notified me! by the time I found him, he was intubated (we had an agreement that that would allowed for each other. So 7 days of torture in the ICU. On the 8th day we brought him home on hospice he never regained consciousness. His last 2 weeks of life were hell on earth. read more

I want to give a shout out to the RN 4th floor Silver Carlson. My mother was discharged from ICU to comfort care for her last final days . When discharged from ICU she was admitted to regular Med/surg floor , 4th floor which was very small and she had a roommate. When I arrived to visit hardly had a place to fit a chair . Silver was the RN assigned, she made calls to see that my mom was given a private room . She got this done within an hour . She is a true angel . This allowed me to have quality time with my mom days before her passing in a private setting . Thank you so much Silver read more

DMC (Doctors Medical Center) is horrible! If given the choice again, I would not have chosen to deliver a baby here. I had no idea. The only reason I chose this hospital was it was closer to home. If I had a do-over, I would have chosen anywhere but DMC!! The staff from the nurses to the doctor, even the infant photographer they have come in were awful. The photographer kept placing the pacifier in my son's mouth and then yanking it out, making him cry! I said please stop doing that. Just leave the pacifier in his mouth. The quality of their photos was poor in comparison to our home photos, and the sticker shock was not great either. However, the worst part had to be her pissing my son off for no apparent reason, by taking away the comfort of his pacifier. In addition, I had to tell the nurse pretty forcefully several times that my son did not want to be swaddled. He got upset every time they wrapped his arms and he could not self soothe and touch his face. But she wouldn't listen! She decided to tell me her philosophy on how all babies loved to be swaddled. I told her that my son obviously did not. In almost all the ultrasounds he was covering his face with his hands. Anyway, they should listen to the patients more instead of trying to railroad them. There are more reasons why I would not chose DMC. If you are given the choice, please choose a different hospital. All in all: I would not wish DMC's birthing unit on my worst enemy. It was the worst experience I have ever had! Terrible bedside manners, bad customer service, employee protocol, HIPAA violations. read more

My father spent 5 days ay DMC after a fall on August 30. The majority of the nurses took good care of dad, when they had time. They were so short staffed that he had to wait for pain medicine for an hour because of no break relief. One day food was brought in and he felt like he was being tortured and tested because it was just just out of his reach. I came in 45 minutes later and finally helped him get his food. Later that month he spent time at Immanuel hospital in turlock. He was treated so well there. I would give them a 5 star rating. read more

I've never been more frustrated and mad in my life. I had to create a Yelp account to post this review. I waited for so long for them to tell me I needed a urine sample from my toddler when I wish they told me that when I arrived so that it could have sped up the process. Only after I asked if I could leave did a primary care physicians come and see us after 4 hours. And I wasn't bothered by the wait time up until 2 hours later I had finally collected the urine sample and thought it would go much faster up until I return to give it to them and there goes the wait time again another 2 hours which would have probably been more had I not left.However the staff was really nice. horrible horrible wait times. If you don't have like a broken bone, severe damage etc be ready to wait 8 hours or more. I really appreciate the call to give me the results because it was an exhausting visit. read more

My boyfriend recently came out from surgery, today we come to find out the doctors from his surgery did not do the procedure right at all. Filled us with wrong information as well , I do not recommend coming here!!! read more

My partner was in a serious wreck, but was never critical. They did nothing for a split lip for 4 days, they asked nothing about his past medical history nor his doctors or hospital he used if needed. He needed to get up but they put these things on your legs,that make that hard. He needed the restroom instead of helping him,they forcibly returned him to his bed. Doctors said he had a broken nose and jaw, which wasn't the case. Since he was 2 until 18 he had 2 or more surgeries a year. He was born with the worst cleft palate a child can have. His jaw and nose were restyled by doctors who also made his gums and roof of the mouth etc... they said they needed to do surgery and once they got in there they found out he didn't so then they sew up the lip and pull all his teeth except 2. My partner medical history is supposed to stay private unless they get his permission to let someone else know. They gave his history to family and friends and I'm sure they would of let a stranger have it if they had asked. He was send home with a sheet on amoxicillin and how to take it. Yes we have a lawyer and will take these matters before a judge. read more

I have had to bring my mom and other family members here for surgery. The parking for patients is terrible and not good for people that are sick or injured. There isn't enough handicapped parking but there is plenty of parking for staff in the best spots. Pre-op for surgery is a nightmare to find and a long walk when there is a lot and entrance near it. Pre-op also has nobody to talk to and know if you are being helped. Nothing is easy or convenient for the patients being thought of. The ER is equally frustrating. read more

Just brought my mom to doctors Medical Center. Her blood pressure was 225/96. And she was having chest pains. They saw her right away. The emergency tech Jacob was so kind and helpful. All the staff that we have seen have been kind and informative. I cannot express my gratitude in a proper way, except for writing a wonderful review.. thank you Jacob and all the staff at doctors Medical Center!! read more