I am now 10 days post-op a breast reduction/lift and felt it was important to leave a review…read moredetailing my experience. I decided to disclose my specific procedure because I could find no reviews by other patients who had the same surgery; which would have been helpful to me when doing my own research. Dr. Stevens was recommended by a friend who had multiple procedures under his care and was consistently happy with her results. Just a little background on me - I am a mother of two, who spent a solid two years of my life breastfeeding. Fortunately, I also have medical background that was helpful during this process. Surgery is a big decision and I consider myself to be a person with exceptionally high standards, which is why I researched everything in depth beforehand. After educating myself as best I could about the procedure and reading reviews online, I took the plunge and made an appointment with Kendel, the physician liaison. Kendel was friendly and knowledgeable, answered all of my questions and provided realistic expectations. I met with Dr. Stevens thereafter and was pleasantly surprised by his honesty and down-to-earth nature. He was very professional which I feel is important when dealing with a topic so sensitive and personal. After I met with him, I felt confident about the surgery and had a good idea of what to expect. The day of my surgery I was nervous, but after meeting with Dr. Stevens and the anesthetist felt more at ease. Dr. Stevens had a calm, "business as usual" demeanor that made me even more comfortable. Before I knew it, I was waking up in recovery and ready to go home! The pain was minimal, (nothing compared to a c-section for those of you who have had one). I was given a number to call if I needed anything at any time of day or night. Dr. Stevens called me himself the night of my surgery to make sure I was okay, which I thought was pretty awesome and accurately depicts the sort of person he really is - the caring, compassionate sort. On the third day after my surgery my bandages were removed to reveal perfect, perky breasts. I nearly cried because I felt like I was seeing what I should have been born with. My result was exactly what I had asked for and even exceeded my own expectations. I already knew to expect scarring, (there is no way around that with this type of procedure) but his suturing is wonderful and I expect the scars to fade significantly with time. I am physically more comfortable and overall a happier person! My confidence has been restored! THANK YOU Dr. Stevens from the bottom of my heart. You have changed my life for the better and I would not hesitate to return to you should I ever decide to have another procedure. I would recommend you to anyone considering a surgery.

I called the office today, September 8, 2026, to inquire about an appointment and obtain…read moreinformation regarding a procedure. When the receptionist asked what procedure I was interested in, I explained the situation and mentioned that my previous surgeon had retired. The receptionist immediately interrupted me and stated that my surgeon was not retired. I attempted several times to clarify who I was referring to and provide additional information, but I was repeatedly interrupted and was not given an opportunity to finish explaining my situation. The only response I was ultimately able to hear was, "We are not taking any new patients." I understand that a medical office may not be accepting new patients; however, I believe the way this information is communicated is equally important. I found the interaction unnecessarily rude and dismissive, particularly when I was simply trying to ask a question and provide clarification. I ultimately said, "Well, thanks for not letting me speak," because I felt I was not being given an opportunity to communicate. As a potential new patient, this interaction was concerning. It left me wondering how patients are treated when they have questions, concerns, or complications that require additional communication and support. First impressions matter, especially in healthcare, and I hope the office considers providing staff with training on professional and respectful communication with prospective and current patients.

Don't go. My father had a 12:00 pm appt with dr. Lee and showed up at 11:30a to fill out…read morepaperwork. The disorganized receptionist told him they didn't have his MRI and we had to go to the medical center to get it. The x-ray lady verified it had been sent and called them. After waiting on hold for 15 mins, someone finally came back on and said they found it. So we get back at 12:30 and wait for an hour and 15 mins and still wasn't called. We left for another appt. Disorganized, disrespectful. Don't unless you have to.

The worst experience ever and that's before you even see the dr.-if you get to-3hrs later…read morerescheduled‼

I have been going to Holvik Family Health Center for around 3 years. I had heard nothing but the…read morehighest praise from my neighbor,when we were looking for a new GP. I have been seeing Noah Sarr the whole time. I have never had a more caring FNP in my life. This man has taken me through one of the worst times in my health. He spent time listening to my symptoms and figure out what I have and get me the care and specialist that I require. I have the highest respect for him. I have had him work with my specialist. He goes above and beyond. I have also had Dr Holvik call me in for an emergency on my blood work, which Noah had already taken care of, but it was wonderful to know that Dr Holvik is keeping track of things in the back ground. I will continue to go to HFHCC because if feel the care I receive it the best.

I've had a horrible experience with this office. They want…read moreto do senior health visits over the phone. No checking blood pressure, heart, weight nothing! Took me over a month to get an appointment and the they canceled it and put it off to the next week. Five minutes before our phone appointment they called and canceled again! They wanted me to come in the next week. I told them I was done with this office! First of all senior health check should not be don't over the phone.

Dr. Potts was kind and professional with my consolation appointment, explained everything to me…read moretook his time and was very personable eased my anxiety and made me feel like I'm in great hands. Leading up to my appointment his staff was amazing and supper friendly. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Potts over all just a great experience

Dr. Potts is a skilled and talented surgeon who is held in high esteem by his colleagues. If you…read moreneed a surgeon, he's your guy. Dr. Potts is the most attentive and empathetic surgeon I've ever met. His staff is friendly, efficient and caring.

We have been here two hours and have patients scheduled 10 min apart!!! The girls at the front desk…read moreare so unprofessional! I guess they have never heard of HIPAA? The girls at front desk have no answers to any questions. I was like WOW!!! I have been sitting here waiting and there has been at least 3 people go up and ask when will they be seen that they have been waiting over two hours for their appointment all the sorry staff said was " I understand " This is the sorriest place to come to for any medical care. Office staff has to do better. Half of star only because it's open.

The front desk staff are INCREDIBLY unprofessional. Will tell you to "have a seat and wait" then…read moreturn their back on you to play games on their phone right infront of you. They have horrible miscommunication between offices. Phones stop getting answered almost an hour before closing. Getting in contact with them regarding my care is like trying to get a dead beat for child support. All you'll get is sent to voicemail or a call back days later if that. They had me waiting for almost an hour before I was spoken to or seen when I'd showed up 5 mins early for my scheduled appt. They genuinely make me feel like they do not care about me as a person or patient. They were trying to get me to go to the farthest office they had from me and scheduled me an appt in an office that doesn't do x rays when my appt was for a follow up x ray! If I could I would go literally anywhere else I'd rate this place a 0 if I could

I truly love Dr. Daniels. I hurt my back was basically disabled for a year. Just because you stop…read moredoesn't mean the world or life stops with you. This man gave me my life back. His staff is lucky to work with him. Hes so competent, professional, skilled, i cant say enough. THANKS Dr Daniels.

Nobody wants to have an accident and broken bones. My good fortune was having Dr Daniels be my…read moreorthopedic surgeon at the hospital. The care I've received has been fantastic and I feel very grateful to have him on my recovery team. Not that I'm wishing any I'll fortune but if I have any other broken bones I will definitely be seeking his care. I highly recommend Dr Daniels and his staff. Everyone really cares about you.

Office staff was awesome, very helpful. Dr.Lechtman is very to the point, answered all my…read morequestions, explained the procedure and listened to my concerns and adjusted the direction of my procedure, to my advantage. Which impressed me, because he did what was best for my healing, not his wallet.

recently had an explant surgery with Dr. Alex Lechtman, and unfortunately, I'm very disappointed…read morewith the results and the care I received. From the beginning, I expected a professional, diligent approach -- especially since my original implant surgery with another surgeon left my breasts with a clean, symmetrical finish and a well-done outline around the nipple area. In contrast, this experience felt careless. After the explant, I noticed that the nipples were not closed out with any attention to detail. The stitching was uneven and poorly done, and it seems like the surgeon completely ignored the original clean outline left by my previous doctor -- something that should have been very simple to follow. Now I'm left with deformed nipples and scars that look rushed and unprofessional. What's worse is the energy at my final post-op appointment. When he unwrapped the bandages, he looked at me and said, "This is what you wanted," in a very condescending and dismissive tone. That interaction made me feel like my choice to remove my implants was not respected -- like I was being punished for it. This has been physically and emotionally upsetting. I trusted this doctor to handle my body with care and respect, and I did not receive that. I strongly urge others to research thoroughly and ensure they're choosing a surgeon who not only has skill, but also compassion. I hope you DO NOT go to Dr. Lechtman for implant removal surgery. I should have been a lot more careful and considered the mistake he made 9 months ago to another client of his - please read her review as well. Please go to Google for pictures of the stitching of my nipples done by Lechtman :(

Dr Kirkpatrick performed my emergency surgery in the hospital, I am so blessed he did an amazing…read morejob! I owe him my life! I am so grateful for him. The staff in his office for the follow up is also very polite and considerate. Thank you again Dr Kirkpatrick!

Very helpful kind and caring awesome medical treatment , wonderful bedside manners I absolutely…read morewould say the best medical care I ever received ..

Brought my mom in as she was septic and the ER staff was amazing but once she got admitted to…read more3South the care was no longer there. I watched staff for 4 hours on day one and they would come in and check her vitals and leave but never emptied out her full catheter bag nor offer her water. I finally ended up emptying out the bag at hour 2 and asked the next nurse how often are they supposed to empty it out and she told me "oh just push the call button and we will come". So I guess it's not part of their patient care to check catheter bags unless patient requests for it to be emptied out. Day 2 still in 3South, I came in and her IV machine was beeping and it can be heard in the hallway. It took a nurse an 45 minutes to come and check the IV machine which was not pushing her fluids. Day 3 still in 3South, my mom calls me to tell me she hit her call button and had been waiting about 10 minutes to get help to use restroom but no one came and she ended up soiling herself. I HAD to call to get a CNA to go check on her and that still took another 10 minutes. When the CNA finally comes into the room, she asks my mom "Do you want something to clean yourself?". Ummm, hello she couldn't get up on her own to use the restroom so you think she can clean herself?? Really?? By far the worst care I've seen so far offered by this hospital. I do want to say I am giving it a 3 star as she had a wonderful RN and CNA at night who took really good care of her and my mother made sure to tell me how well they took care of her. Seems like the lack of care is on the day shifts.

Er is really busy. Go to walk in if you can. They leave you in a room for a Long time.read more

I have been trying to reach Dr. Etabi's office, both out at selma and Tulare with no phone calls…read moreback in regards to scheduling a post-op follow-up appointment. We also need a work excuse letter for my dad's workplace. No phone calls back. Already disappointed because the scheduler scheduled the surgery over the phone with me for a different date, and luckily, the hospital called me to inform me about my dad pre-op procedure tasks and notified me the surgery was on a different date. I would like a phone call back asap. My messages were left with the staff at the Adventist selma and Tulare office. I've worked for a doctors office before, and this is not a good way to keep your patients happy.

Don't know if he's in the "clinical" narcissist category, but is clearly full of himself, a…read moremisogynist...keeps stating the patient's age over the over, as if age alone is some kind of "disease," lol. Definintely not schooled in the western world. Urged me to have some totally unncessary surgeries based on *age* alone, when I was showing no symptoms/no need for them. It became clear he was trying to rack up funds for himself and his struggling hospital--so I said thanks and left. And the other folks here are right: There's positively no way to reach anyone in his office--to find out, for example, if they got a patient's records in advance.