Dr. Wiesner is simply the best there is! His expertise and…read morecaring for his patients is the best there is. I've been a patient for over 25 years and I've met people in his office who have been seeing him for many more years. If you are a new patient be prepared to wait for a while. This is because he takes care and doesn't rush you thru like some doctors. He goes thru your tests with you and explains everything to you. Once you're in the patient room you will see photos of only "some" of his patients who he has taken care of and how grateful they are (by the smiles on their faces) and there are many, many more who can testify to that. As I said.....he's the "Best"!

I have been going to Dr Weisner for almost 20 years. You may have to wait to see him but it is…read moreworth it. As an independent doctor he doesn't rush you through. I have found him caring, knowledgeable, patient & kind. He is my favorite doctor.

Dr. Weisner is a great professional! On my first visit, he didn't think about the time and just…read morestayed there interviewing me and checking me out on my complaints. He took the time to be as thorough as possible and was very well versed with his practice. He took time to check my hands and legs, moving each joint and checking to see issues I have. I learned a lot from him about my condition as he explained what each diagnosis was that he found me suffering from. I am glad to be under his care, as with hundreds of other patients under him. He has this wall full of pictures of the patients he has had through the years. Hundreds! I still have ways to go. But with Dr. Weisner giving me care, I am sure I will be well enough in no time! If you are in need of a rheumatologist, I recommend this office and Dr. Weisner!

recommend Dr. Weissner. He is an amazing Doctor and really listens to my problems and always makes…read moretime for urgent issues. Hands down BEST RHEUMATOLOGIST EVER. I highly recommend this great, clean and very knowledgeable office. Thank you Dr. Weissner, you are AWESOME!!!!

Dr. Shapiro has to be one the of nicest Doctors EVER!!! He takes all the time needed to answer…read morequestions and make you feel comfortable. Although a long drive for me it's worth it! He even offers weekend appointments so the traffic won't be as bad. Thank you Dr. Shapiro!

I just have to say that for the first time I have hope for my fibromyalgia condition. I recently…read moremoved here from Bakersfield, California and needed to get established with a new rheumatologist. While Dr. Michael Powell was not able to fit me in until October, his P.A. Michael saw me to help get me established. He spent over TWO hours with me, sharing information with me and doing a very thorough consultation and exam. He conveyed understanding, compassion and reassurance that he would be with me every step of the way throughout the journey to health that is ahead of me. I cannot express my profound gratitude for having found this practice and I would recommend them to anyone.

Very attentive physician. She listens to me and takes very good care of me when I visit giving me a…read morethorough check up and answering all my questions. When I message her on my health online, she responds in a timely manner.

My experience with Dr. Thiara was nothing short of exceptional. She is professional, friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, takes the time to really listen, asks clarifying questions, and explains things thoroughly. I had a much better understanding of my medical history and my current symptoms after my visit. She also gave a clear plan for moving forward and ordered further tests. I would not hesitate to recommend her for any of your rheumatology needs.

The average incel on Twitter has more compassion and a better understanding of women's bodies than…read moreany doc at this location. I was referred to UCD Rheumatology after getting two positive ANA tests and a large group of symptoms. It took three months to get an "urgent" appointment. I took a male friend with me to be safe (UC Davis docs have a history of unsafe behavior I experienced). The doctor refused to address me. My friend told her five times that I was the patient (should have been obvious, I was on the exam table, she had a chart with a female name). She refused to address me or look me in the eyes. In less than five minutes she dismissed my symptoms as "nothing rheumatological." I continued to present with a positive ANA, unexplained lung masses, classic lupus rash, joint swelling, repeated protein and blood in urine tests, swollen feet and hands, severe fatigue, and 40 lbs weight loss in less than 6 weeks. I could not get a second consult as UCD Rheumatology considered the rheum consult "adequate." When I got in to see a competent rheumatologist (outside sacramento) I was diagnosed with lupus, schleroderma, and liver and lung damage from failure to treat systematic schleroderma. The competent doc has encouraged suing UC Davis for missed dx and patient endangerment. This org is dangerous to your health. Avoid at all costs.

From the owner: Coupled with new leading-edge diagnostic techniques, our specialists customize, optimize, and…read morepersonalize rheumatology treatment for UC Davis Health patients.

I absolutely love Dr Zohuri. She is so kind ,caring and takes her time I never feel rushed She…read moregives me 100% attention. I am absolutely grateful She treats me !! I was Diagnosed a few years ago With RA. She listens to my concerns and I never feel judged. Thank you so much Dr Zohuri you are the Best!!!! Nicole R.

I have seen Dr. Zohuri on a number of occasions and I appreciate her evaluation of my condition…read morewhich continues to improve, thanks to the expertise she has in her field. She is intelligent and her thorough understanding of my condition, combined with her compassionate approach and responsiveness, has made a significant impact on my well-being. It is truly reassuring to be under the care of a physician who not only demonstrates outstanding clinical expertise, but also takes the time to listen and respond with empathy and clarity, and genuinely cares about her patients. I would highly recommend Dr. Zohuri!

Dr Barger is an amazing doctor! He takes his time. He actually has a personality and can lighten…read morethe mood of the situation. He's thorough. He's extremely knowledgeable. And I am impressed with how much time he took to educate, explain, ask questions and give a very thorough examination. This is who you want to be your RA Doctor. Just be aware you may wait to see him but it's worth the wait.

I have to give Dr. Barger this write up, due to the fact that there are so many horrible Doctors…read moreout there and no one will speak the truth about them. In 2007 my mom was very ill. We didn't know what was wrong her. She was perfectly healthy. Exercised daily, ate healthy , didn't drink or smoke. All of a sudden in January her hands and feet started to swell. Her Doctor miss diagnosed her for six months and gave her all sorts of pain medication. By July her immune system was shot. She had pneumonia, limes disease from someones dog who had been camping and 48 other diseases. She collapsed in my arms. My dad and I took her to Mercy General. Dr. Barger was the Rheumatologist doing rounds. When he saw my mother 5"3 and 100 pounds, frail and weak. He just shook his head. She was put on the morphine drip because she was in so much pain. Dr. Barger kept having tests run, determined to see what was wrong with her. After much medication and over 3 weeks in the hospital in the Cancer and Special Disease unit. She was released only to be rushed back by ambulance 6 hours later. She then spent another two weeks in the hospital. Dr. Barger came to see her like clock work every day with a human kind of compassion that most Doctors don't have. He never rushed out of the room. He acted as if she was in his primary care. He was relentless in finding out what was wrong with her. Every disease was treated. He diagnosed her with Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, which at the time was unheard of. She changed primary Care Physicians just so that Dr. Barger could be her Rheumatologist. The primary care physician was a jerk, but she would see Dr. Barger immediately after seeing him, so she endured the primary care physician. She hated seeing the Primary Care Physician, but loved seeing Dr. Barger, She saw him for six years. My dad normally took her to see him. The main thing that my mother would say about him is "He Cares and it's genuine". She always felt better after seeing Dr. Barger. My dad even liked him. Unfortunately she had to get a new Primary Care Physician because the Primary care doctor who is not worth mentioning would have put her in the grave, but Dr. Michael Barger is a rare find and a one of a kind Doctor. If people mention or complain about him spending too much time with his patients. Please don't. He spends the time that is needed to make the patient better. He is a very good Doctor. I hope he does not change. My mom is healthy now and she and my dad still love Dr. Barger.

I didn't have enough space in my first post to explain myself. I went to that appointment with the…read moreintent to talk with Vig about my concerns with my care. I have lupus and have gone through hell and back to get in remission. This was under the care of D. Goss. Dr. Goss closed her practice. I ended up with Dr. Vig. She took a couple of labs every 3 months and sent me a message saying all looks good each time. In the meantime I reached out for different concerns and she would say use a humidifier, etc for dryness. Kinda blow me off answer to me or refer me to primary or another specialist. In the meantime my symptoms were coming back slowly. But my labs looked good.... We all know that labs do not show the whole picture in autoimmune disease. I was told an intern would accompany Dr Vig today. The intern came in alone. I talked with the intern about my concerns of looking beyond the labs with the intent to talk to Dr. Vig also. (Otherwise I would not even have come to this appointment} I also told her I was seeing Dr. Goss again at her online EDS clinic for other medical issues. But was still going to see Dr. Vig. At no time was I ever rude or "Unprofessional" or inappropriate as Dr Vij said I was. (Fact is you are allowed to talk to anyone you want about your healthcare. Absolutely ANYONE!" } This whole thing was ridiculous and Dr. Vig is not telling the whole story but left "Her" side on my medical records. I am not allowed to respond to them there so I am here. If you are happy with getting your hand patted and all looks good by all means she is the Doc for you. But if you want to get to the bottom of things ask for a referral to Stanford or SFO. Or check out the EDS clinic online. Yes I did file a formal complaint. By the way we are the patients not the professionals. Stand up for yourselves. Also check out Dr Erin Nance, MD online she has a group called https://www.feelbetr.health All about how autoimmune and other diseases 90 percent of Dr.s misdiagnose. The gravestone is from her store. Made me bust up because that is exactly what Dr. Vig said to me many times.

From the owner: As part of Sutter Health, a not-for-profit organization, Dr. Priya Vij provides personalized,…read morepatient-centered care with a focus on your long-term health and well-being in Sacramento. As a specialist in Rheumatology, Dr. Vij takes time to listen, explain options and guide you to trusted care resources as needed. With access to advanced services across Sutter, Dr. Vij is committed to helping you stay healthy and feel supported.

Made the transition from a general practice pediatrician Dr I grew up with so easy…read more After struggling with leaving the family Dr we used since I can remember, I just rolled the dice and picked someone close by who was compatible with insurance. Starting in 2019 with my first few checkups, nothing really stood out that was good or bad to review. HOT Summer 2021 hit a little later this year in Sacramento and this is my first summer without a pool on site so I was itching to swim. Arrived in Phenix and stayed in Scottsdale for 3 nights, took full advantage of the sun, and swimming to the max. So much so that when I boarded the plane the following Sunday morning first flight out of Phenix, I failed to realize the water was still stuck in my ear from swimming. Funny, it really did not bother me till the following day when I popped the ears, did the jump on one foot, put apple cider vinegar in it, put h202 in it, and that water would not come out. Looks like having water in the swimmer's ear then going up in a plane causes the water to really get Jamed in their behind the eardrum. I felt lame making an appointment at a Dr. for such a silly reason. Turned out to be a good idea because it can be an infection. I called at 8:00 sharp the following day and it really started bothering me. The water would not come out like you have an earplug in one ear. Chelsea got me in for an appointment immediately, her assistant asked if I could be there at 8:25 am, I said YES PLEASE. Arrived and she knew exactly what to do Had me back for a follow-up a few days later and was 75% better. By the end of the following week, it was 100%. Fast, friendly, respectful, highly intelligent, highly experienced, and also not afraid to call in another expert for a second opinion which she did on the follow-up. Chelsea will likely move up fast or transfer to some prestigious medical clinic back east sooner than later, so I can only hope she still keeps her same patients when I see her at the TOP! Class act, best Doctor office experience yet.

Some of the PAs and medical assistants I have encountered here have been good until now…read more I'm a patient who left the practice for several years and then decided to try it again. This is a busy, thriving practice, but thankfully, appointments are mostly available within a day or so. God forbid you go there and get referred out to specialty care; you will run into the referral specialist who doesn't answer the phone. if you leave a voicemail, they don't answer the call. If you aren't happy with the doctor they have chosen for you especially if sent to someone internally that you specifically asked not to see, getting a someone else becomes a battle not for the faint of heart.