I found him online in Granite Bay and he has very good patient reviews. Looks kind and speaks…read moregently.

I can't believe that I have went all these years without a family doctor. Now I have found the…read moreright Doctor who is keeping track of the abuse that I put my body through...LOL This guy takes the time to explain everything and truly seems concerned about keeping my health in check. I will continue seeing him until he retires... Finally, a doctor who cares about treating his patients as humans, not numbers.

One of the best Dr's in this area. If your a patient of Dr G…read moreyou get it. He is what a real dr should be. Great listener...and does what you need to be done period. He is a great person and better yet an awesome Dr. I have had plenty of dr's in all my time and with all my issues and hes a keeper !

AVOID AT ALL COSTS I…read moremean this with no exaggeration whatsoever: I have never been so insulted, belittled, and infantilized by a medical practitioner in my entire life. This sorry excuse for a doctor does not give a rat's rear end about his patients, just their/their insurance companies' $$$. For my first appointment with him, which was the first time I was able to see a primary care doctor in a couple years, I needed a referral to a neurosurgeon for a very obvious spinal problem that I have from failed back surgery. Dr. Groan-felt here spends about 12 of our 15 minutes together going over my medication list (which I had gone over twice with the MA already) and then gives me the sorriest excuse of a physical "examination" I've ever seen, i.e. I got up on the table, was not even asked to remove my sweatshirt, and he listened to my heart/breathing for maybe 30 seconds, after which I was rudely dismissed. At the end of an appointment, especially for a new patient, I think most any doc would ask something along the lines of "do you have any other questions or concerns?". Dr. G? Not a chance. as soon as we hit the 15-minute mark on that appointment he handed me a lab form basically shooed me out and told me to come back in three weeks. Indignant, I asked if he was going to give me the referral to a neurosurgeon. He said we'd talk about it in three weeks, and when I pushed harder he condescendingly offered to write me an X-ray order, as if I didn't have X-rays, CTs, and two MRIs from the past year. Merely having the radiologist's reports for all of this was not enough, either, and he insisted he see the images himself before giving me the referral. What a petty, sad, miserable man to indulge in such schadenfreude. Oh, and after all that time spent going over my medications, my prescriptions never got sent in. It took six phone calls over seven days for his genius of a front office person to figure out she'd sent them to not just the wrong CVS, but one that had been closed for over a year. And the whole time she was convinced it was somehow my fault... Run far away; go see literally any other doctor.

He's a brilliant surgeon who went way above & beyond for me!…read moreSomething other physicians would never do! My recovery from this surgery has been miraculous considering I had a similar surgery 20 years ago that was much less involved but healed much slower! He's very informed & a conservative Orthopedic Surgeon! Couldn't ask for anything more!

Dr. Labson is an experienced practitioner, asked appropriate questions, and listened carefully to…read moreme and my experience. He told me he thought I would benefit from a an injection into my knee, explained the process-pros, and cons. He injected my knee with skill, using very good technique, and what to expect after the injection. Nice office people, and he was on time!!

Very good doctor and she gives me good advice. I am 77 years old…read more I would recommend her to friends and family.

Dr. Bhukhen is a rare genius. A friend of mine referred me to her when I was looking for a new GP…read moreafter I changed insurances. I knew something bizarre was wrong with me. On our very first meeting, Dr. Bhukhen listened to my odd concerns in a very serious way. She carefully considered my symptoms in comparison to my medical hx. She ordered imaging that day. Within a week she found (what looked to be a) rare endocrine tumor growing happily within my right adrenal gland. This was after 5-10 years of physicians dismissing my odd cluster of symptoms as untreatable or as coincidences. After the initial (still unconfirmed) diagnosis, I could not get into see an endocrinologist for another 3 months. My insurance allowed me to be seen at Stanford. A few weeks later, I had the tumor removed by Dr. Electron Kebebew, Stanford's Head of Endocrine Surgery. By the time I was rolled into the recovery room ~ all symptoms gone! Dr. Bhukhen's initial diagnosis was confirmed. This, took place only a few months after she courageously sent me for imaging immediately following our very first appointment together. Brilliant physician. I am filled with appreciation for her gifts, and that our paths crossed. Dr. Bhukhen = my HERO!

Dr Dhillon is an excellent doctor. He listens, explains plans and treatment, responds quickly to…read moremessages and is very nice!!! So glad I found him!

Dr. Dhillon is a one in a million doctor! He has approached my situation with empathy, action, and…read moregreat advice. I had grown up with GI problems, in fact I remember my first issues at age 8. It was just another thing I had two deal with, but in my 40's things got much worse and could not be ignored anymore. At 45 I first sought help for my persistent left sided pain and I was told It was a muscle pull: over the years as my pain and dysfunction got worse I had multiple short term diagnoses, with antibiotic treatments and multiple food restriction diets that I tried out to help my symptoms: it was first diagnosed as a UTI, diverticulitis, kidney infection, possible endometriosis or prolapse. It was incredibly frustrating to have severe symptoms, debilitating pain, and confusion about what was causing the issues for over five years. I would get better for a short time with antibiotics but the debilitating pain would return. In 2023 I literally did all my studying and reading laying down. I was in so much pain it was hard for me to sit for more than twenty minutes. At my annual exam my gynecologist read my CT scan and said he thought I had a severe constipation problem. This proved to be a breakthrough but it took a couple more years to really get to the bottom of this problem. Pardon the pun. Miralax alone wasn't cutting it. A couple of prescriptions for abdominal spasms helped, but not consistently. I was a bit hopeful but resigned to perhaps not getting a solution to my issues. I had learned to live with the constraints- scheduling my day and life around the GI problems that seems to take over my life. Dr. Dhillon came into the exam room and was positive and energetic. He reviewed my colonoscopy report and explained I had a functional problem but not structural; that I had essentially what is known as IBS-M (problems with both constipation and diarrhea). He gave me great and concise dietary guidance regarding fiber, hydration, recommended probiotics and then prescribed a GI motility agent which my insurance had denied with a previous provider. I first had a 30 day sample and reported how much better I was doing. Somehow Dr. Dhillon got my insurance to cover it. Almost four months into the regime, the combination of medication and attention to my lifestyle, diet, and stress levels proved to be a miraculous aid in my recovery. It has been a long journey to get here and I don't doubt there will be more bumps In the road but for the first time in over five years I am regaining energy, enjoying life without severe abdominal pain, and starting to look forward to the future and making plans...instead of just enduring life. What a tremendous difference Dr. Dhillon has made in my life, and I'm sure in many other patients. A true gift to the people who are struggling with health challenges.

My primary care doctor referred me to Dr. Tweet three years ago after a racing pharmacy tech…read moretrainee hit me with a cart when turning a corner in the ER. It sounds worse than it was (I was there for my shoulder, so it was almost comical). I asked for some ice for my leg and then they gave me an X-ray of my knee as a bonus to ensure I was ok. Thank goodness for that pharmacy tech, because the radiologist noted I had a loose body in my left knee. I had struggled with knee issues for the previous seven years and had run out of my allotted cortisone shots. I was staving off a knee replacement which included doing fun things like stretching my knee so I could get up after being seated, resorting to swimming as the only form of exercise I could do, and manually unlocking my kneecap after researching it on you tube. Dr. Tweet actually listened to me, including my history of knee injury from yoga. No other orthopedic doctor had. They looked at my X-rays and had tunnel vision. I had previously been told at 40 to wait until I was 55 to get a knee replacement so I'd be dead by the time the parts wore out and I wouldn't need a revision. Umm, ok..no. Dr. Tweet also ordered an MRI. I had begged my previous orthopedic doctor in LA to do so to no avail years before. The MRI confirmed my knee was a mess but Dr. Tweet advised I was a candidate for arthroscopic surgery. Knee replacement may be in my future according to Dr. Tweet but I jumped at the chance to get help that wasn't a massive joint replacement. I scheduled surgery about nine months later and was not afraid in the least because I genuinely trusted Dr. Tweet. It turned out my knee was a bigger mess than even imagined from imaging and he had to cut a new incision to extract a giant chunk of bone that had been rattling around in my kneecap and grinding down my meniscus. It's been two years since my knee surgery and I can say it was the best thing ever. Recovery was no picnic (on crutches for a week) and PT (which I asked for) was rough. But somehow I knew even walking with crutches to his office a week post-op that this was the best surgery that I could have had. I've found that rebuilding my muscles through work, rest, heat, cold, and swim therapy is the best for me (at my own pace). Slow and steady wins the race. I'm almost at my two year surgery anniversary. I'm so grateful for Dr. Tweet's expertise and compassionate care for his patients. Life changing indeed. Excuse me while I happily jump out of my chair without having to unlock my knee, thanks to Dr. Tweet.

Dr. Tweet is a very good shoulder surgeon. He has done 2 rotator cuff surgeries. I play tennis and…read morehave had no issues with dynamic movement! Dr. Tweet is a skier and I completely trust his judgment.

Dr Hansen did my rotator cuff surgery…read more I was a combination of a very old tear and 2 recent tears. My diagnosis was "Massive Rotator Cuff Tear". He was my second opinion, and he felt that I should not get my hopes too high of being able to reconnect my muscles and tendons. Much of my muscle had deteriorated from the years old tear. Most likely I would just have a graft of tissue to keep my arm in my shoulder socket. At 52 years young, being a contractor and small rancher, not getting use of my arm back was just not sitting well with me. I chose Dr Hansen to do the surgery even tho he was more pessimistic about able being able to "fix" my shoulder. I did so because his name was given by another orthopedic Dr at another location when I asked who was known "round town" as being good with shoulders. Then on my pre op appointment, the assistant came in the office and the first thing he said was "I see you are scheduled for a graft". My heart sank a bit, and I talked about the small chance that this could be fixed and my hope is that would be attempted. I was extremely apprehensive on surgery day. Were they going to really try to work a miracle or just go straight to the graft? Should I have went to the surgeon who felt like this would be no big deal to fix? I almost canceled the surgery. I started to feel at ease when I was told that i was scheduled for 2.5 to 3 hours in the OR. This was more than twice the time the other surgeon said he would have me scheduled for. I can not effectively say how thankful and ecstatic I was when I woke up and my wife told me Dr Hansen stopped by while i was still under and informed her that he was able to re-attach my muscle and tendons. He had pulled off a small miracle. Maybe the muscle and tendons were in better shape the the MRI showed, maybe he had a lucky day. No matter what, I can not say enough that if you need a great shoulder guy, I am proof that you would be in the care of one of the best with Dr Hansen. And if you are reading this Dr Hansen, I know you may operate on over 300 of me every year, but your impact on every one of us can be life altering and I appreciate your skill and ability. I thank you so much for "fixing" my shoulder.

Dr. Hansen was able to squeeze me in for arthroscopic meniscus repair surgery, and I couldn't be…read moremore grateful. I had the procedure on 4/3, went home, and only needed two low-dose pain pills--never needed anything more after that. I was walking without crutches the very next day and could go up the stairs without any trouble. I had my dressing removed on 4/7 and went about my day as normal. Dr. Hansen is amazing--I would recommend him to everyone!

I had a spinal fusion in 2000, L3-5 by another surgeon.It never seemed right. I still had a lot of…read morepain. About 2017, I noticed my clothes weren't fitting right. My shirts fell off my L shoulder & I couldn't figure out why? In 2018 I diagnosed myself with Scoliosis. I am a RN, so w my scans going back to 90s, I could see the Radiologist had said Scoliosis. I was referred to Dr Picetti. He is very calm & down to earth. He knows what he's doing & he is good at it. When making a decision about spinal surg do your homework. The nurses are best to talk with. Some of the nurses had surgery by Dr Picetti who were taking care of me. People come from around the world to see Dr Picetti, especially from Italy where his family is from. I had a spinal fusion from T10 to my ilium. Dr Picetti rebuilt my spine, un-twisted my Vertebrae & fused it all together. When they stood me up for the 1st time I felt so much better. You have to wear the brace whenever you aren't in bed.I felt straight & balanced. The best feeling I had in years. Recovery wasn't too bad. I now have a straight spine thanks to Dr Picetti & staff. I would recommend him & have to everyone.

This wannabe doctor will abandon you in his hospital (Sutter downtown) with his office across the…read morestreet. He abandoned me for six (6) days. I had to check myself out of the hospital as I was getting worse. He didn't have the courtesy of ever seeing or calling to find out my care, If you value your life NEVER use Picetti or Sutter Hospital downtown.