I love the drop in b12shots! I struggle with chronic illness and these have been life savers! The…read morestaff is always incredibly nice and helpful. I would love to use their other services but haven't had the chance yet.

Dr. Goodby was the worst naturalpathic doctor I've ever seen. He talks more about himself than…read morelistening to you and then charges you for it. In my opinion he needs a good therapist. He should retire.

This is my experience on my first PRP treatment ever at Human Reconstruction on May 11 '26 …read more.... I had no idea what to expect but at 66 wanted to tighten and lift my face. Bought a Groupon for a fabulous price and thought it would be similar to the micro needling I had done in the past. I couldn't have been more wrong. The results have been WAY beyond and above what I was expecting! It has erased 10 years off my face. Dr. Ryan is thorough, skilled, knowledgeable, patient, and really cares about you as an individual, tailoring treatment to your particular needs. If you are on the fence about booking with him, don't hesitate to make a consultation. You will be 100% grateful you did!

This guy is a quack. Worst doctor I've ever met. His peers informed me of his horrible practices…read moreafter I met him. Hind sight is 20/20. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this clinic! overpriced and not knowledgeable at all. He tried to offer chiropractic procedure for my issue and couldn't even adjust my back correctly. worst doctor ever! if you care about your wellness, avoid this clinic.

We just moved to Yolo County (Woodland) and already had a wonderful experiencewith Northern Valley…read moreIndian Health. My first visit today, was greeted with a very friendly staff. Nurse that checked me in was efficient and nice. Dr. Santana came in with a big smile. She listened to my request and took care of it imediately. was told they also have a Podiatrist and a Dental department on site. Very impressed! Thank you staff @ (N.V.I.H)

I truly wish I could rate NVIH Medical and NVIH Behavioral separately because I'd give Medical 5…read morestars - but Behavioral, well, ONE star would be too generous. NVIH medical has progressed into an excellent facility. The current medical staff, although clearly very busy, is extremely caring, takes time with patients, and is surprisingly efficient. Everyone I've encountered is friendly and I've had a couple of doctors and nurses go far above and beyond to assist me in various ways. If you're looking for solid medical care, I strongly recommend NVIH. A big plus, btw, is that if you need blood labs done, you can do it right at at NVIH - no making an appointment with Quest and all that hassle. Unfortunately, I have nothing positive to say about Behavioral Health. It seems that good therapists don't stay and the not-good therapists don't leave. I will come right out and say that there are at least a couple of therapists at NVIH who should not be practicing, because they do more harm than good. Seriously: look elsewhere if you need professional mental health help.

My wife and I started going to Modern Minds after trying to get into TMS treatment through Sutter…read more We ultimately chose Modern Minds because of promises they made that they were unable to keep. When we first began treatment, we were told we could schedule TMS around our busy lives, including appointments on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. However, at our first TMS appointment, we were informed that if we wanted Sunday appointments, we would need to work around their schedule rather than the flexible arrangement we had been promised. Because of this, we decided not to pursue Sunday appointments. During our visits, my wife and I often took turns attending appointments because we have a two-year-old child. While waiting in the office, we frequently overheard front desk staff, including Marianna and Ashley (the office manager), having inappropriate conversations about sexual relationships with coworkers, making TikTok videos, gossiping about local colleges, and even discussing clients. We also experienced repeated issues with phone calls and messages not being returned or addressed. Eventually, we stopped TMS treatment and switched to medication management. My wife and I were both seeing the same psychiatrist, which I found concerning and unprofessional. During our appointments, the psychiatrist would frequently discuss my wife with me and discuss me with my wife. This raised significant concerns regarding professional boundaries and confidentiality. My wife is particularly sensitive to medications, and having a psychiatrist who is only available three days a week, combined with an office staff that routinely failed to answer calls or respond to messages, created situations that felt potentially unsafe. When my wife raised concerns about the front desk staff's behavior with the psychiatrist, the psychiatrist initially appeared concerned. However, the issue was never meaningfully addressed and was essentially ignored in subsequent appointments. When my wife finally decided she was done with the clinic and mentioned filing a formal complaint, Ashley contacted her almost immediately and asked her not to file a report. Ashley stated that Marianna would be terminated due to her failure to respond to phone calls and messages. That did not happen. Despite multiple requests, I never once had the opportunity to speak with the owner of the practice, even though I was aware that he was regularly present in the office during business hours. As the owner of a mental health clinic, I would expect greater oversight of staff and a stronger commitment to professionalism, compassion, and patient care. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. Below are screenshots documenting unanswered messages and interactions we found to be dismissive and unprofessional. Based on our experience, I intend to file complaints with the appropriate psychiatric licensing board and state regulatory agencies.

Finding a mental health practice where you feel comfortable, respected, and understood can be…read morechallenging, but this office exceeds expectations. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking quality psychiatric care and a team that truly puts patients first.

Dr. Jennifer A. Griffin came highly recommended. I went to her Sutter Health profile. It appears…read moreshe practices in Midtown and Roseville. I called the office number listed on her Sutter profile site of (916) 887-4660. A recording stated no one was available and to leave a message. Unfortunately I could not do so because the mailbox was full. I scrolled all the way down her profile page and came to a section titled "About Sutter" and then "contact us." At this point it's a guessing game as to which number in this area might be able to help and assist me in making a new patient appointment. I called 800-493-1372 under "Find a Doctor" and spoke to a young lady who said she couldn't help me in obtaining another number. She even attempted to call the same number I did and got the voicemail and was unable to leave a message as well. I asked this "customer service representative" if her supervisor or team leader could help get a message to Dr. Griffin's clinic manager/supervisor to alert them of this challenge in reaching their office. She did step off of the phone momentarily but came back and said there's nothing else they can do to help me. Wow! I can't be mad but only laugh that Sutter Health has the same level of customer service as the State EDD Department and the DMV.

Best care ever! Marco is amazing and has helped our family so much. Most doctors don't have time to…read moreactually help you and these guys do!

Ruined my whole week. They knew I was on the way after I received the wrong address and they still…read morecanceled my appointment because I was 5 minutes late. This is a joke of a place and should not be taken seriously if you are looking for mental health care. I spent months trying to find a psychiatrist and when I finally thought things could get better. 0 stars

The staff at Insights is attentive and caring, and the nurse practitioners are fantastic. Renae has…read morea lot of experience and really knew just what to do to help me start feeling better. Heather, who does the Spravato treatments is also super nice. She makes you feel liked and accepted and has practical solutions for my care. And don't get me started on Jasper, the office puppy. He came to greet me as soon as I walked in and immediately put his floppy ears on my lap when I sat down. I was nervous, and he made me feel much more at ease. Thank you, Insights!

I am a retired COO administrator for hospitals & medical groups with Dignity Heath and a…read morepharmacist. As such, I feel I understand the important elements for providing appropriate healthcare to patients. I have seen Crystal Blankenship on two occasions for two visits during the past year. On both occasions I found her to be professional, well grounded, with a focus on what makes sense for an individual patient. She was respectful of my background in healthcare and willing to work in a collaborative fashion to develop/sustain a well thought out medical plan for my healthcare. I look forward to continuing to develop our physician/patient relationship.

I've been a Kaiser patient forever and had to switch to Cigna insurance, and I was not happy…read more That all changed when I found Dr. Blankenship. She has made the transition very easy by engaging me to discuss what has worked in the past and what I need going forward to be the best healthy version of me.

Lizz was our ultrasound Technician , I would like to thank her for the exceptional care she…read moreprovided for my son . She demonstrated excellent bedside manners and was a joy all the way around ! Thank you for such great service!!

I brought my infant son to the Emergency Department after being referred from Urgent Care, and…read moreunfortunately our first interaction left a very negative impression. The RN at the reception desk, Diana S., did not provide the level of professionalism or courtesy I expected. The Urgent Care staff gave me a referral paper with my son's information and instructed me to hand it to the Emergency Department staff. When I handed the paper to her, she did not look at it and instead began asking me questions about my own medical history, including my allergies. My infant son was right next to me in his stroller, and I had to interrupt to explain that he--not I--was the patient. Had the referral paper been reviewed, it would have been clear that I was the mother and my infant son was the patient. The most upsetting moment was when a gust of wind blew the referral paper onto her side of the desk. She picked it up, crumpled it into a ball, and threw it into the trash without saying a word. Since Urgent Care had specifically instructed me to hand that paper to the Emergency Department, seeing it immediately discarded without any explanation was shocking. As a mother bringing my infant to the ER, I was already scared and worried. This interaction made me feel deeply disrespected. Patients and their families deserve to be treated with basic courtesy, especially when they are seeking emergency care for a sick child.