Just wanted to come and write a review for a Mom's Place - the breastfeeding/newborn support group led by Jennifer, the lactation consultant. Jennifer is super kind, friendly, approachable, and knowledgeable. When I had my newborn, I'd come to her weekly support group to get tips of latching, feeding, and all other baby related questions. You're able to do weighed feeds (weighing baby before and after breastfeeding) to see how much they took in. Jennifer also can help assess latch, and many moms book lactation consultant appointments with her to get 1:1 help. It was also really nice meeting new moms who had babies similar in age to mine. I was able to find my mom group through here, and now we meet up to do walks and park hangs. It's really nice that this group is offered to the community and I've found it extremely valuable for my mental health to be connected through this group. Thank you, Jennifer and PAMF for the mom's place group! read more

I am always having problems with Sutter Health. My dad has been with them for more than a decade and has had multiple issues diagnosed under their care. Why is it that his medical record has not been updated for more than a decade? Even in third world countries, the health care providers are the ones updating the patient records - no one expects the patients to maintain health records. I mean, sure if the patients transfers from another institution, but my dad has been with them for more than 10 years. This is ridiculous. I always have to add that the individual doctors are mostly fine, but the way they organize things is shameful for the Bay Area. read more

The staff is amazing, from the front desk to the nurses and doctors in the back. I was in a car accident and was seen right away.

Update: responded to "Jeremiah" and got no respond back even though yelp said it was Read. They act like they care in the reviews, but it is all for show. They don't care to resolve your issues or who you are as a human, they only care about your money. My doctor was Gladys Balderama, and she was average. She will charge you for medical advice just to do a normal check up and will sneakily ask you if there's anything you wanna talk about and then charge you again for breathing wrong. First and last time at this place. read more

My child and I have been patients with PAMF/Sutter since 2005. Lots of things have changed in the medical field...some provider and staff have left, billing charges increased, insurance coverage changed, new vaccines are recommended, etc. One thing that I know frustrates patients is that if you come in for an annual, just do your annual which is covered by your insurance. Because if you talk about back pain in your annual, you will get a bill for back pain cause it's not part of an annual. Hope that makes sense! You have to be proactive in your health. Unfortunately the providers are overworked, overwhelmed, and trying to catch up from the demands of patients! So in your appointment, make sure you ask questions, be completely honest about your health, request a second opinion if you want, etc. And don't expect to get an appointment the next day for a specialist. Not enough doctors in certain fields...for example, to see a dermatologist could take over a month to get an appointment so see your PCP first. Anyways, I would still rather be at PAMF/Sutter than Kaiser that's for sure. read more

I am not very happy with PAMF. Some of the new doctors do not know how to treat the patients. Some doctors' Nurses not very friendly. when you step in office., they do not give you some time relax to calm down and the nurse is very hurry take your Brood Pressure right away and causing patients with high pressure reading. Urgent care needs to wait a long time to make appointment. I hope The PAMF needs to update their service. read more

Bunion surgery! Necessary and very boring recovering is in progress. The staff here is professional and attentive. I felt a bit rushed once I came out from the anesthesia but it's the way it is with day procedures. This is a fine place to have a procedure. Parking is plentiful and for those waiting, the lobby is spacious and clean. There is a strip mall across the parking lot for snacks and meals. Easy drive from the highway. read more

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I noticed that most of their established Internist are not accepting new medicare patient and advise to call the office. The doctor I chose looks like she was new and her schedule was pretty open as I could get an appointment pretty quickly but unfortunately I didn't make one. That was in September. Then when I booked later that month, earliest was 11/25th. There were some text back and forth from Sutter regarding my appointment. Then I got an offer for an earlier time for 11/20 at 7:45am but I had to decline. Come 11/24th at 5 pm, I got a call from their scheduler to cancel tomorrow's appointment because I was a new medicare patient. I feel like because this doctor's appointment is filling up quickly, they cancel new medicare patient appointment. So as an advise, if you have MEDICARE, DON'T even bother making appointment as a new patient with Palo Alto group in Sutter. Find other doctors or facility that will appreciate you. I feel like I got penalized having medicare insurance. read more

Despite a few small nuances, I truly believe this place serves the most amazing coffee in Fremont. And in my opinion, that's what matters most in a coffee shop. Thank you, Peet's, for always making my day better! read more

Lifetime Kaiser patient here, forced to change health insurance because of a change of employment. I've been to my share of hospitals in multiple states, Kaiser and outside Kaiser. I'm really disappointed at the presentation of PAMF Fremont. From the parking lot in, there was so much attention needed to this facility. Garbage litters the parking lot. The carpets inside are covered with stains and wear. It is really uncomfortable coming into a medical facility that is so unkept. Regular maintenance is absolutely not happening to the degree it should be. Walls are tinged with old sticker residue or outright stripped of paint from carts and people and the like running against them. There is tons of hair, shards of toilet paper and debris in the corners of the women's second floor bathroom - which looked to be recently remodeled, but not kept well. The facility is a mess. On the other hand, the people I have met here are top-notch! From the Medical Assistant who went out of her way to find me a last minute cancellation, and the ladies who greeted me at the reception desk, all were sincerely welcoming. The nurses I've met were just as welcoming, kept the appointments moving on time, and had pertinent information to help me through this new system. The doctors I've met both PCP and OB/GYN took their time to listen to my medical needs, were able to continue medications with prescription continuations and guided me to the specialists I require. There is a high quality of care here in all who work here. It's sad the maintenance and facilities don't reflect this same level of care. Unfortunately, outside the actual medical room, it really is gross. read more

Wow. I have been a patient through this group for over 15 years and it has consistently gone downhill. The area is so overly congested with residents and NON residents that longtime patients can't get an appointment for serious conditions without waiting 5 months. I actually hung up when the admin told me the soonest available was in January. In addition the quality of care has gone way down. So if you want to pay a tremendous amount of money for services where you require to be your own advocate, potentially have a major health incident occur while waiting for your appointment that this is the place for you. I'm seeking options outside of PAMF. There is only one good physician left there and her name is Kristina Philpott in Allergy. Dr Philpott cares, she takes the time to listen and is very thorough. PS: I've actually found better doctors in their urgent care rotation. That's sad. read more

I've been a patient with PAMF for years and the doctors are still good, but in the past half year the billing has changed dramatically for the worse. I have been on the same Aetna insurance and in the last year I can point to blood tests I got, in the same year, where earlier in the year it was billed as in network and later in the year was billed to another provider who was out of network. With things like blood tests and imaging it is not the same as going to your PCP where you know exactly who it will be billed to in advance, and it is generally understood that Sutter should be billing such that it is in network. Aetna said this was the case when I called and thought it was a simple case where Sutter should bill to another provider, but it's been over 90 days that the bill has been "in review". In addition, in the past year I multiple times had Sutter tell me I didn't need prior authorization for complex imaging, which surprised me, so I called Aetna and they said prior authorization was needed - if I had not made sure the prior auth happened despite Sutter telling me it didn't need to be done, this would have been thousands of dollars out of pocket. Moreover, I last year had PT where it was billed as expected as just as copay. This year, on the same insurance with the same PT benefits, Sutter is billing with an additional CPT code such that suddenly it is hundreds of dollars for one PT visit. I still like my doctors that I have seen for years so I am giving two stars, but I am starting to consider moving my care outside of Sutter, and I would highly urge new patients steer clear. read more

Came into urgent care today and one of the older ladies in the front office was very rude and unhelpful. Currently looking to switch locations due to this experience. read more

The out of order elevator has been repaired over the holidays. Woot! This is great.

A quick update on how they handled my case: The billing department contacted me a week later. They sent me a long letter to justify they were 100% right and to blame me for not understanding my coverage. They said that I shouldn't have accepted treatment directly but should have confirmed all the codes with the insurance company first. The irony is that, before treatment, doctors themselves often don't know what diagnosis codes they'll file. They didn't even mention they should try to contact insurance again for this issue. Eventually, I resolved this issue myself by arguing with the insurance company after countless calls. But throughout the whole process, Sutter's billing department was only focused on shirking responsibility and trying to get money out of my pocket. read more

Staff are so noisy when they post keep quiet sign. First nurse M could not access my sister port and caused her unnecessary pain. Place is dirty. One would think that hospitals especially for cancer care should be clean. read more

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I came to PAMF in Fremont multiple times to assist with translation and my experience has been either a hit or miss here depending on staff. Would give a 5 star experience for the radiology department from yesterday's encounter for the awesome customer service and PT Catherine who's always been fantastic, but a 1 star experience at the PCP department from the week prior when either the MA or LVN was rude and refused to answer how long their average wait time was. It doesn't make sense to make someone wait for 30 minutes when no one was waiting in the lobby. The clerks at the front desk of the PCP department that day were professional and nice. Another time, one of the lab technicians kept flicking on the sight where the needle was already placed in while drawing blood, causing pain and a large bruise. The ease of getting an appointment with the doctors are much easier at Kaiser compared to PAMF, and that's a system issue. My experiences at PAMF have been with their lab, PCP, radiology, and PT department. Due to the inconsistent quality of care and experiences, I always try to assist for a peace of mind. read more

I like my primary doctor and most other doctors that I have seen here, but nurse Jessica of Internal Medicine is a horrible person. The way she talks to me is like she is a very bossy boss. The way she guides patients is more like giving orders. She kept using words like "you have to do xxx" and force me to follow her orders in a very uncomfortable way, which turned out to be totally unnecessary. I have never seen a medical professional who is so uncaring, impatient and unfriendly. She made several mistakes taking notes about my symptoms, especially the key words, even after I already repeated and explained to her multiple times. What she wrote down is not what I said at all. I hope that she can understand that people come here to get care, not to get managed, and she really needs to improve herself to be more professional. read more

RUN FROM THIS INSTITUTION. READ A SELF HELP BOOK INSTEAD. Waste of time and money- go anywhere else. I saw Dr Fadi for insomnia issues. Had the personality of a saltine cracker. After the saltine cracker arrived late for our first appt, I spent 45 mins of him reading questions from a list. Cost me $400. The second appointment went about the same. The only substantial advice he gave me was to go to bed later. I'd rather have my $890 and two hours of my life back. This place is a scam. read more

Zero stars if can. This is the most horrid service for urgent care 3 hours since I checked in and seeing people checking in later and getting called. The front desk have an attitude when asking how much longer, not that my infection is a high priority but if you needing immediate help this is not the right place you're better off going to the EF or a couple blocks down the streets. Sorry not sorry, something the board may want to pay attention to their care of service. read more

Got here on sat morning at 8:30am for my lab appt, east parking right outside the building with cover. They have 2 line set up by the lab, one with appt and the other walk in. The person help check in and within 5 mins I got my lab done and walk out by 8:45am. The lab tech was very friendly get my ID check according to procedure. I didn't even fill anything since she was trying to talk to me causally. Thank you great service. read more

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An update to my 11/29/2024 review. I got a message TODAY (3/11/25) that I can set up a neurology appointment. Seriously. Whoever runs the Fremont location should be fired. read more

Recently, my wife, who is a Medicare patient, had an annual Wellness visit with her primary physician at PAMF in Fremont. We were billed for discussing existing medical conditions with the doctor. This does not make sense; if an annual Wellness visit does not include discussions of existing medical conditions, then we do not understand the intent behind the same. Upon request and after a lengthy discussion with the billing department, they agreed to review the charges, but informed us that the bill is not on hold during the review period which may take 30-45 days. In other words, the account will be considered as in arrears even though the charges are under dispute. As patients of PAMF for over 30 years, we find the charges improper and the response unacceptable. read more

The PAMF/Sutter HCP portal has gone downhill. Several years ago, I was able to message these folks expediently and schedule an appt., often within 48 hours, with available practitioners. Now, I find everything is pre-selected by the portal and any novel messages are now blocked. My prior practitioners show no appt. availability, or simply are not listed, period. Assigning a new practitioner appt shows appts. no earlier than November 2024. Any reasonable effort by medical staff should have something scheduled within the next 72 hours. Urgent walk in seems to be the only access at this time. Thus, it is difficult to understand why this portal exists when it effectively blocks care, access and two-way communication. Oh well, I guess this is the "No" era of prepaid non-health care. Looks like I am forced to show up in person or wait on their telephone tree. By the way, this is for a professional referral by another health care facility. Not good to be totally shut out and ignored (after login) by this portal and the corporate mentality that must be behind it. Negative portal review. Not even one star. This experience incentivizes Americans to leave the United States for humane access and care. read more

This is the most frustrating health care provider. STAY AWAY FROM THEM. The amount of run around that they give you to answer a simple question. My insurance company tells me that they cover my procedure and provide says I will have to cover. It is absoluutely nerv racking to get an answer from them. Gives me the run around from dept to dept. read more

The following people deserve 5 stars. -Any/all of the surgery center nurses and staff. Shout out to Sonia, Ann, Mari, Maritza, Jessica, Katie (Katy?), Yatz, Alfredo, Veronica, Eva, and probably others I'm forgetting. -Anesthesiologists Drs. Chow and Nichols. Dr. Nichols always tells me to think of somewhere I want to go on vacation which helps me relax, especially as an avid traveler. -Internal med MAs Christina and Leslie and allergy MA Maria. Maria gets big points for liking my tattoos. The urgent care MAs/RNs Ryan, Sarina, Sheena (sorry if I got your name wrong, black curly hair), Chris, and someone with a C who has a unicorn keychain (sorry, not sure of her full name) are also great! -Radiology staff: Carlos, George, and two MRI techs (one female, one male) whose names I'm forgetting. -All of the non-ENT doc's I've seen: Drs. Charles Lee, MacCallum, and Jhaveri (allergy, neurology, and IM/OMT, respectively). Those 3 are knowledgeable, responsive, and caring docs who make me feel confident in their care. Even the two urgent care docs, Drs. Chen, Tsang, & Falkenburg (female, reddish brown hair - may be off with the name?) are good. Dr. Tsang even remembered me on my second visit! -front desk staff are hit or miss. Some are really nice, but others are robotic and don't seem to enjoy their job much. The 1 star goes to Dr. WRIGHT. I had a great experience with him for a year but last month he went from amazing to awful in less than a blink of an eye. I won't bore reviewers with the details as I gave him a separate 1-star review but last month he completely disregarded my symptoms, ignored me when I had a medication reaction to a medicine HE PRESCRIBED, gave me antibiotics with NO CONFIRMATION I HAD AN INFECTION, and made me feel like he was doing me a "favor" by calling me after he took over a week to respond to a message on my health online. If he's going to be OOO longer than normal, he needs to put an away message and re-route it to the doctor who is covering for him. Why he thinks this behavior is acceptable is beyond me!!! In addition to being a veteran patient of multiple specialties, I work in healthcare and am in school taking the med school pre-reqs so I can go to med school to become a doctor who VALIDATES my patients' concerns and follows up in a timely manner. I'm not impressed with the ENT department at the Fremont location. Besides Dr. Wright, I saw Dr. Epstein once (in Dublin) but he wasn't anything to write home about. I also saw an audiologist, Nasim Seisan (sp?) who was not very friendly. I did like two of the ENTs I spoke with who were on call (Drs. Gersten & Kiringoda). Assuming your insurance allows it, do NOT see an ENT at PAMF and see someone in a smaller practice. If you're in or near Menlo Park, try Drs. Yun or Janas at Menlo Medical Clinic. If you're in or near San Ramon, try Dr. Parhizkar. Those three doctors genuinely care about their patients and want to spend time with them. read more

This hospital used to be very good under Palo Alto Medical Foundation. Ever since Sutter Health took over the operations, it just went downhill. My primary care doctor for 25 years retired 2 years ago. He was very attentive and passionate about practicing the medicine. But he didn't elaborate his sudden retirement. The lady who used to draw my blood also left. Then my ENT doctor also left. My experience with the receptionists and clerical staffs are just subpar. More bureaucratic and inefficient. Maybe it's business as usual for them. But fundamentally it is a very different place now. Sad. Stay healthy is the only way. Avoid this place at all cost. read more

I wish to give zero stars if there is an option. NO EMPATHY FOR STAFF- BIG FLAG. Receptionists to nurses to doctors, everybody- NO EMPATHY. This happened in Fremont location. I have a general phy who was very hesitant to give me medical approval for work even though she saw how much I am suffering. She shows faces and was uncomfortable and rude when I went there with severe hives. After back and forth she agrees and gives medical leave approval but and goes on vacation with incomplete paperwork. I have a gynec who was hesitant to even do a physical examination and just ok to talk (this is when I am doing all ok with no skin issues). I had some concerns and she said she will discuss once the reports are out. After reports are out, I sent her an email about a concern which i discussed in person. Guess what- no response from her and its 12 working days. I called office and no response from them. I had to email them, VM multiple times about my pain and if I need further tests. These folks are in wrong place and not ready to provide care when the patient needs the most. I can go on and on about the pediatrics and so many other experiences but all i can say is THE WORST EXPERIENCE!! BEWARE OF IT GUYS AND GO TO OTHER PLACES TO SAVE YOUR HEALTH, TIME AND ENERGY. read more

Good place for pediatric & adult, X ray, lab... The urgent care canter is also very helpful read more

Intro- Parking is usually terrible. Expect it to take awhile. Been coming here to see an OBGYN since my primary care physician is male, and I prefer a female to check my nethers. The visit with the OBGYN is decent, but the follow up is terrible. One physician gave me a slip to get lab work done, which I had done, and faxed to her office as instructed. After a year of calling the office and asking if the physician received it, I gave up. I switched to a new OBGYN, was told I would receive a referral for a condition, and this visit was preventative, but since I mentioned a condition, I was billed extra for it, and never received a call from their other department. The bill for the extra topic of discussion came, but the call concerning the referral never did. I also have come here to see a dermatologist, and when trying to book an appointment for the treatment she recommended, never got a call back, and could never reach a person in the department via phone during their office hours. If you come here, good luck getting follow up for your visit! read more

Not a fan of this laboratory. Every time I come I have a horrible experience. 4 times I was placed with students who kept messing up and not being able to draw blood which makes me anxious so I leave. 3 times the non-students have blown my veins out. This only happens at this lab. I'll drive extra so I can get better experiences in Sunnyvale. read more

I've been receiving medical care from here for years and admire their professionalism and quality of care. There are three buildings, a surface parking lot, underground parking and a parking structure. This facility can get fairly crowded, so having all the parking is greatly appreciated. My Primary Care Physician, Dr. Albert Wang is here and I've been his patient for years and continue to receive excellent care. Over the years I've used their lab for blood and urine tests and radiology department for x-rays. I also come here for flu and other vaccinations as needed. I've also met with Dr. Halligan in Orthopedics regarding a problem I'm having with one of my knees. The staff are very polite and helpful and take the time to ensure your experience is a good one. Kudos to them for navigating thru this pandemic in a professional and humanistic approach. read more

9/19/19 This review is for Urgent Care. The Urgent Care wait when I checked in at 9:20 a.m. is 2 hours. I paid $30 for my co-pay and the doctor sees me for less than 5 minutes. Doesn't do anything. Seriously? She refuses to freeze off the blood blister on my elbow that keeps bleeding (because it's in a bad spot) and instead tells me that I need to be referred to a dermatologist (another $50 co-pay). I am super annoyed because she made a little thing out to be more than it should be, saying it could be a cancerous tumor. I just wanted her to freeze the blood blister so it wouldn't bleed anymore and get on with my life. read more

FYI, even if you come here right when they open, be ready to wait at least 2 hours (we waited almost 3!) because they'll triage you based on your symptoms. It's nice that they gave us masks in the waiting room and there's a vending machine and an aged TV set to keep you occupied. Although they have Wi-Fi, it's super spotty and will disconnect, lag randomly, so it might be in your best interest to bring a book or some other old school way to occupy your time. There's also a lack of wall outlets too. My boyfriend was able to get diagnosed and get a prescription no problem after our wait. read more

The entire corporate, Sutter Health, is terrible . We only go there because we like one doctor otherwise they receive a low rating because : 1. They don't help your insurance info. when I ask if they know my deductibles or what is covered They don't even know your copay. When we offer to pay , they say there's none then they send you a letter asking for the payments. 2. They over charge for their services 3. The reception workers are mostly rude and not friendly unlike those in radiology dept. PAMF is just a smaller version of Kaiser with poor personalized services. read more

On July 22nd 2022 I developed an ear symptom fast forward to March 2023 when I saw Akhiandeshwari Sivaswami, AUD (Dr Akhila) and audiologist at the Fremont Palo Alto Medical Foundation I developed according to the ENT doctor sudden hearing loss with it came tinnitus after nearly a month and a half I got an appointment to get fitted for hearing aids in hope of helping my tinnitus. the trial was for 2 weeks after the two week trial I had my follow-up appointment with (Dr Akhila) at my appointment I explained to (Dr Akhila) ​ of how the hearing aids help me in a positive way for ​after 6 months I have found some relief. at this point everything turned to the cost of the hearing aids PAMF charges $7,200 for the ones I tried I went to explain that my insurance covers $2,500 and that I saw the very same hearing aids they provided as trial at nearby hearing clinics one of them being East Bay hearing ​ services in Fremont and Hayward and another onlinehearing.com that was not only referred and recommended by the very same manufacturer and distributor that PAMF has a business relation with in fact I have gotten the number for this hearing aid company from herself (Dr. Akhila ) this is when things started to get crazy and frustrating she herself forward me a message from her distributor about buying hearing aids online that she did not know of any online businesses that had authorization to sell these hearing aids. I responded that it was difficult for me to understand that the very own employee of this hearing aid company did not have this information. I then asked (Dr Akhila) ​ if I can use the hearing aids for one more week while I can figure out what is the best thing for me in obtaining the hearing aids since they help me to calm my tinnitus and it has been 6 months since I found any kind of relief. she said "no only if you're thinking of buying them from us" and proceeded to negatively talk about East Bay hearing aids services in Fremont that they couldn't do as good as a job as PAMF in fact that she's had some clients come from there that they repeatedly missed program their hearing aids and they didn't know what they were doing. so I took that information and thought that the onlinehearing.com store being they were an authorized dealer I would go with them, they made it possible for me to obtain the hearing aids at a more affordable price particularly to my financial abilities and more importantly, I was able to move forward to better myself from my tinnitus. At this point I realize that PAMF lost my principal reason for being there, my well-being. In the next couple weeks, while waiting for hearing aids my tinnitus started to increase again it was like I took one step forward (and not an exaggeration) ten steps backwards with PAMF. I had a follow-up hearing test that was previously scheduled and the results showed good results hearings was stabilized and improved a little bit. I proceeded to ask if needed how much it would cost if I brought my own hearing aids for adjustment I was quoted me $150 to $300 per hearing aid. I never denied that I bought these hearing aids online. "We don't work with online hearing aids because they could be counterfeit". I Immediately had and produced my proof of purchase from the manufacturers issued warranty card. She replied "that the cards I showed her can be easily counterfeited"​ I was talking with (Dr Yoshimura AUD) who performed my hearing test. Frustrated and emotionally exhausted I just commented "these are not counterfeit and I don't understand the accusations and misinformation about bringing your own hearing aids and that we are losing focus of the a primary reason I was here, for my well-being, I've been coming for all my health care at PAMF since their very first campus in Palo Alto and I feel it's not the same anymore" and (Dr. Yoshimura) told me "I knows that they were becoming like a Kaiser Foundation". Describing Kaiser in this manner is not being good but not doing anything about it is just not to care, hard to understand ( I personally have never been a Kaiser member or been treated at a Kaiser facility so therefore I cannot say anything whether to agree or disagree on the way they conduct care.) It is important to know that I never hid where I purchase my hearing aids and bought them by obtaining the best information and including the bad information and destructive information of (local businesses mentioned above) What other choices did PAMF really give me. This review is to help both aspects the caregiver and the person getting care ​ total savings of $3,941.20 for the exact same hearing aids Life is better when we cheer each other on Specially in difficult times always take care read more

Don't ever try to make an appointment just show up. I spent days on the phone just trying to get through to somebody. Today I got my blood test. Maybe if they had more than 2 technicians, the public would not have to waite so long.Try to call and make an appointment LOL no one will answer your call. Sad business and medical is a BUSINESS FOR PROFIT read more

When you intentionally have insurance where you don't need a referral to see a specialist and every time you try to make an appointment, they tell you that you need a referral even when your medical card states on it "No Referral Required". 3/6 - Seriously Sutter H. Why would you respond with a link to your Sutter Specialty Network Referral Service. If I wanted your referral, I would have gotten it. read more

You're potentially dying of a spider bite, and the frontline staff refuses to verify your insurance for you, which is their job and their expertise. You have insurance. It counts. But they make you go through the hoops while they sit down until the place closes. read more

The doctors do nothing here but lecture you even when you come in with a legit, medical concerns and then when you try to address it and management steps in and eliminates the patient from getting any sort of care. I believe his name was Al. He told me that I would never be treated by any doctor in that facility again simply for asking questions and asking why the doctor would lecture me and not treat me and if it was racially motivated, I have read other reviews from other patients and they also feel the doctors at this facility are racist. read more