I feel grateful everyday that Dr. Jill Fitzpatrick is my primary care physician. She has been my…read moreDoctor for the past 14 years seeing me through some difficult and complicated medical issues. it is obvious she is a brilliant and skilled physician with whom I have learned I can completely trust. In a medical world that typically does not foster building relationships with patients, Dr. Fritzpatrick has managed to respectfully not marginalize those that she sees...listen to her Intuition and embrace the notion of inclusion in approaching ones health care. I applaud her humble humanity, kindness and compassion which is clearly who she is. There are not enough words to describe how Dr. Fitzpatrick has been and continues to be instrumental in my success to Live My Best Life in spite of the medical obstacles along the way. A million Thanks coming your way Dr. Fitzpatrick!!

A perfectly satisfactory general practice/family physician, evidenced by the fact that I am still…read morealive. Office staff is friendly. She is a Blue Cross "participating provider."

My husband has been trying to see a general practitioner since his heart surgery. After once again…read morebeing told he couldn't be seen due to low staff attendance, and postponed for another three months, he called his health insurance adviser who set him up with Dr. Gill's office. Completely impressed with his "bed side manner" and the time he spent with my husband. Dr. Gill addressed every issue of my husband's medical needs, concerns, and future health, including his clogged ears.

Dr Gil was my mother's doctor for five years She moved to…read moreassisted-living in another state and after repeated attempts to get her medical records sent because she has had multiple strokes His office never sent anything Putting my mother in harms way, despite the fact that doctors and family members alike both reached out to his office we were just ignore ignored Don't visit this doctor unless you really want to have serious health complications He is Dr. Kildare He should lose his license and be reported to every medical board in the state He's got the worst office staff ever horrible bedside, manners and complete disorganization of this practice. Although I'm sure this has happened Complete negligence Don't go to hi

Neva was my doctor for 15 years before we moved out of town. This is my experience…read more PROS She spends as much time with me as needed, sometimes half an hour. She remembers some of the details of my "case," from one visit to the next. She initially saw me every three months, but offered that I only needed a diabetes follow-up every four months. So much for money-grubbing. When she discovered that I have diabetes, she called me three times in one day - I was out of town - and insisted that I come in, with my husband, as soon as I returned. In fact, on her last VM when I wasn't home, she left the information about an appointment she'd set up for me, without my even being home. She has volunteered her time with Mother Theresa in Calcutta. I do not share any part of her strong Catholic faith, but I've always had caring, personal attention from her. CONS She seems to be eager to prescribe pills and drugs, no matter what my issue is. She often gave me samples to save me money, but sometimes, it seemed that she was changing meds on me gratuitously. I read that her attitude toward some women was occasionally harsh - she refused to prescribe artificial birth control, or pain pills for C-section patients, rooted in her religious beliefs, but I never experienced that. I know women who won't go to her, in solidarity with other women. One memorable time, I waited in my exam room for an hour before sticking my head out into the corridor and finding it empty and dark. Everyone had left and forgotten about me. I went home and called in a message to tell them that the office was unlocked. I got calls at home that night from Neva and her husband, deeply apologetic. They're too busy for their own good. All in all, I like her. I think she's a good, if traditional, doctor. Were we still living in that community, she'd still be my doctor.

Dear Dr. Marilyn Rose, Thank you for making me feel truly…read moreseen and at ease--something that's rare and deeply meaningful in today's fast-paced world. Your presence and approach felt like a genuine meeting of humanity, and I'm so grateful for that. Thank you, Ali ReauVeau

Definitely recommend Dr Wallace! Went in for my first app, he took the time to listen to my…read moreconcerns and answer my questions. I've been with Kaiser and Sutter before and both places I didn't have a good experience. Docs just wanted to move on to next patient or didn't want to do the tests I had requested. This wasn't the case with Dr. Wallace! So glad I found him to care for my family.

Sierra Care Physicians deserves zero star! My 5 star review goes with Dr. Xiong. After receiving…read morethis letter dumping me as a patient, I called to make an appointment with Dr. Xiong and was told I can only see Linda or another doctor but not my doctor. I had to spend almost 30 minutes begging for Dr. Xiong's new contact information. For those of you who haven't re-connected with her, she's at 273-2221. Go pick up an application and fill it out. After you're in the new system, her new practice will call you and make an appointment for you. I am so happy I am back with my favorite doctor. Your lost Sierra NOT Care Physicians!

Terrible experience trying to get a new provider. Have great insurance and they treated me like I…read morewas trash. Awesome way to care for your community.

My husband and I are just DONE with this practice!…read more Over the last year, we've fought to get referrals and testing we needed. Jed Coleman pushed back repeatedly on our request for testosterone and neurotransmitter testing, a referral to an endocrinologist and they are either unwilling or completely incompetent when it comes to the needs of gay men and their health issues, even simple STI testing and treatment. Most recently, they were unable to get the necessary medication and told us to just go into a clinic, so what's the point if you primary care physician is more of an obstacle than a resource. We could not be more disgusted with how we've been treated by this practice. Do better!

Saw this Dr for years. I was insulin dependent and overweight. I repeatedly asked for a referral to…read morean endocrinologist and he said no he'll just put you on those fancy drugs. Just before I left his practice I asked for the good diabetic drugs he said no continue with diet and exercise. My cardiologist referred me to an endocrinologist and today after escaping Jon's lack of care I am 50 pounds lighter no longer on insulin and not even pre diabetic. Wow Jon good job.

Warning: Dr Heather Lucas-Ross is a Not a good Family doctor…read more She charged my husband and I over $500 for each of our 1st visits. She spent 15 min and a bandage on my husband's fingers, which she had me apply. My 1st visit was under 15 min and she was rude to me. Her bill was over $500. THEN when I Really Needed to See Her, Due to an Accident to my wrist, she REFUSED me. Even though We were told on our 1st visit: They Always had Same-day Appts for patients with an emergency. That forced me to go to the ER which costs me over $1500 dollars. (ER diagnosis: sprained/strained tendons, muscles/ hematoma/ temporary nerve damage to wrist and hand) Dr Ross is all about the dollar. On both 1st visits, she was rude and condescending, so no, she wasn't just having a bad day. She charges over $500 for 15min or less and refuses to see you when you really need her.

I want to figure out what is wrong with me still. After two canceled and changed appointments, I…read morewas finally able to get in to see her. Once I was able to, I had some questions I needed answers to. All I was told, after her touching the lumps on my neck, was to take allergy medicine and drink more water. I still don't know what the answer is, but after those few minutes of assessment, all I got was a psychological assessment of my life and relationship dynamics of me and my husband for the other 20 minutes out of the 30 (maybe) I was there. I still want to know what is wrong with me physically. I feel that I received more of a psychological assessment then a physical one. Upon return for other issues explained above and for a refresher of an assessment on my breast lump and if it has changed, no further examination was conducted, just a reminder to go get an ultrasound. I still have the lumps in my neck after taking allergy medicine everyday. I had already been taking allergy medication in times I felt necessary prior to her "assessment" of my health.

Lets start off by saying that I have nothing against my PCP but I do have an issue when the simple…read moreSTD screening I requested puts me in the hole for $1500.00. I had to go to the PCP to request a STD Extended Screening Panel screening and then went to the lab next door. I had done my research online and saw it should cost just under $500 for the extended panel plus HSV 1 & 2. Once I got the bill i was a bit shocked and called the clinic. They offered to change the charge codes but that did absolutely nothing. The next visit my PCP made a comment on the lab charges and said that next time I should go to one of the free clinics in the area. This is what really grinds my gears. Why did he not suggest this to begin with?! I'm really disappointed in the lack of concern for their patience and makes me feel they get a kick back from the lab. obviously this is speculation but I am just disappointed in this practice and will be looking to find a new PCP. I don't have the means to be dealing with lab bills that are abusively overcharging patients.

My husband and I are just DONE with this practice!…read more Over the last year, we've fought to get referrals and testing we needed. Jed Coleman pushed back repeatedly on our request for testosterone and neurotransmitter testing, a referral to an endocrinologist and they are either unwilling or completely incompetent when it comes to the needs of gay men and their health issues, even simple STI testing and treatment. Most recently, they were unable to get the necessary medication and told us to just go into a clinic, so what's the point if you primary care physician is more of an obstacle than a resource. We could not be more disgusted with how we've been treated by this practice. Do better!

I highly recommend Dr. Statton. He was my surgeon this week at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital in…read moreGrass Valley. When I was searching for a surgeon who would take Covered California, I found he did. However, when I called his office, he was out of the country. Despite this his assistant Shelly told me they would help me. She did not turn me away and thank God. Because as soon as he returned I ended up in the ER in desperate need of his services. He became my doctor and surgeon instantly before he even met me. I believe they both saved my life this week. I am so very very lucky to have Dr. Statton. His manner is kind and professional. He has a reputation as being "the best" and now I know why. He was highly recommended to me by surgical nurses at the hospital. And the nurses KNOW.

In mid October, 2014, I presented myself at SNMH ER with abdominal pain, which turned out to be…read moreacute appendicitis. Dr. Statton was apparently the surgeon on call that evening, how fortunate was I. He explained the intended laparoscopic procedure, but also stated since it had been a few days since the pain started and most appendix burst within 24-48 hours it would more than likely be a full blown open surgical procedure. He even expressed concern for my bikini line, but since I am a 60 year old male and my beach roving days are way behind me I said it was OK. Slice away. He did try laparoscopically, but it was full blown since the appendix had perforated. Lucky me. I was in the hospital for 5 days and he was by every single morning before I could blink. His skill, communication and bedside manner are exemplary and he has a wonderful sense of humor. Follow-up at his office has also been a 5 star experience, as long as I'm rating. Every call and encounter with everyone within his office has been wonderful. They are all kind, caring, and of course, skillful individuals. If you are facing any kind of surgery, especially life or death, he's the guy. Don't think twice.

Dr Toy appears more interested in my Husbands health, than his own Physician! He takes the time to…read moretouch and move his Crippled Limp, and actually DO an exam. He doesn't just take your money, and hand you a Script! He has compassion, and I'm so glad we just lucked into finding him a few years ago. He is worth the drive from Chico.