I recently had a routine annual physical with Dr. Kramer and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moreexperience. It seems many doctors these days do physical exams by sitting next to you with a computer and enter information into the computer as you answer their questions. But they never touch you. They don't listen to your heart, feel your organs or anything of the sort. My experience with Dr. Kramer was the opposite of this. He was all over me the way I remember doctors doing it when I was younger. He was very clear about what he was doing and asked me all about my and my family's medical history. It was a very thorough exam, and I feel like I'm in good hands with Dr. Kramer as my primary care physician.

Took me awhile to find an amazing primary care. Dr Kramer and Christine Golden are both fabulous,…read morecaring providers. The tranquil waiting room always. Calms my nerves and the staff is friendly and welcoming

Dr Ooi is detailed, does not rush office visits, and listens. I feel he has my best interest at…read moreheart. His assistant Jill is caring as well. I would give five stars, but for the front desk staff, and woman who processes prescriptions. They are consistently rude, and often misinformed. Frustrating for sure.

Office is terrible at returning calls, with lab results, orders never ready when showing up for…read moretests!! Lack patient care, makes you feel like your not important. Dr Ooi is fabulous but staff could care less about patient care!!! Still waiting for call back on lab work with red flags, called this am for results from Friday and now 6pm office closed with no call back to me.

As a Medical Interpreter I recommend Dr. King as professional, kind, knowable, precise and…read moreempathetic with the LEP patients. Easy to schedule and reschedule appointments, The team who work for Dr. King are very talented, courteous and efficient. Highly Recommended Dr. Mark King

Dr King has been my pain management Dr for around 10 years now. He is professional, courteous and…read morecompassionate. We don't always agree but I will always respect him and I hope I have earned a bit of his respect. I am usually done with the appointment within 1 hour. The office is very clean, comfortable and relaxing. As he is a pain management Dr you will occasionally see a person disgruntled for various reasons (usually because they are seeking drugs or have found some small reason to be irate... most patients are in pain so I'm not trying to judge) and I'd imagine that the negative reviews here are a direct result of either of those conditions. I have been pissy for a few reasons before but when I calm down I realize that I was the jerk.

Thank you, Doctor, for your support, time, and care for my mom. I sincerely appreciate your help…read moreand dedication.

Been dealing with him ever since I moved to Roseville a year and a half ago and he is by far the…read moreworst doctor I've ever had to work with. incredibly combative and dismissive, huge ego that gets bruised easily by a woman daring to ask questions that he perceives undermines his authority and expertise (even though he's been wrong 99% of the time, but he never admits to that when I come back with findings from hospitals and specialists), and he's so lazy! Just pushes you off to specialists you can't see for six months and then when you get there they're annoyed with you because he should have been handling it, apparently. He rarely even references the correct notes during our visits. He might be better for men (but I wouldn't trust his medical opinion because he states hunches as facts far too often for a medical setting) but if you're a woman LEAVE. Never anything illegal but he's a misogynist for sure. literally looks at my partner the whole time as if HE handles my medical care because I'm just a stupid woman. I've addressed that and he doesn't even apologize or course correct. The man also thinks everyone is med seeking. He has "refused" to prescribe me pain medication at every visit despite the fact that I've never once asked him for any. I have gastrointestinal issues, that isn't going to help me but he's fighting with a ghost every time about it. I don't want your pain meds, my guy. On top of that this man will blame literally anything on your weight. Liver disease? Fat. Headaches? Fat. Oh you have appendicitis that I didn't diagnose and had to be caught by the ER? FAT!!!! Lol mind you, I'm only slightly obese. This man is acting like I'm on that my 500 pound life TV show and it's the root of every illness I have. I feel like I could tell him I have a toothache and he would tell me it's because I'm fat. Meanwhile I'm in crippling pain and can barely get out of bed because of my gastro issues and he's telling me to get my fatass out of bed and get a gym membership. Yeah doc, ok. Great doctor if your overbearing and offensive grandmother died and you miss being berated by her at every family reunion. Same vibe. If you actually want help, avoid him like the plague. I've been advised by multiple hospital doctors and now two specialists to report him and change physicians and the most recent told me doctors have Yelp and I should utilize that to help others. I will be taking all of my concerns to his office and filing a report and taking it as far as I can go because he HAS been incredibly negligent with a case marked as urgent so that's enough but I do want the rest of the Roseville girlies to know to avoid this man! If you get assigned, switch before it's too late because he's going to start writing up referrals that take weeks to months and you can't change doctors without nullifying those referrals. that's the only reason I've had to deal with him for so long by my last referral is almost complete and then I'm switching ASAP.

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. Chima is fantastic, as is his MA, Charity!…read more I've been going to this office for a few years and Dr. Chima has always been a wealth of knowledge, understanding, patient and thorough. Charity is ALWAYS happy and cheerful The front office staff is not super warm - well not really warm at all.. and they don't exhibit great eye contact which is a pet peeve of mine considering I used to do that same job years ago... but it's a small price to pay for the physician and his support staff.

Disrespectful. Unprofessional. Dismissive. Arrogant. I…read morecan't believe that I was a patient of this practice for 10 years and ultimately treated like this. I was assigned Dr. Roy Harris as my PCP. Although I prefer to have a female PCP, I was okay with scheduling all of my appointments with his NP Janina. She was awesome, but eventually moved out of state. I then scheduled with NP Wendy and was happy for the most part with the care I received. At around the time she retired, the practice brought a female MD on board. I thought, "Great, I can finally have a female MD as my PCP!" Her profile described her as exactly the doctor I had been waiting for. When I called the office to schedule an annual physical with her, I was told NO because Dr. Harris was my PCP. I told the scheduler that I was not comfortable with a male performing a physical and asked to change my PCP to Dr. Michelle Do. I was told that had to be "approved" by someone named Cynthia in the office and I would receive a call back later that day. While awaiting the call back (which never happened), I started reading reviews online and was appalled by the multiple negative reviews of Dr. Harris specifically. At that point, I was not just uncomfortable with having a male PCP, but with him being my PCP. It took two more calls to the office that week to ultimately be told by Cynthia that I could NOT change my PCP assignment. It did not matter to her that in 10 years, I had never had one appointment with him or that I was completely uncomfortable with him. She claimed the practice has a policy about switching doctors. When I asked for the policy via my patient portal, she admitted that there was nothing in writing. Anyone in health care knows that if it is not in writing, then it doesn't exist. She was incredibly rude and dismissive. By the end of my phone call, the scheduler Roberta and Queen Cynthia confirmed the following: If I were a brand new patient, then I could choose Dr. Do as my PCP. Because I was already a patient, I no longer had a choice. (Whichever PCP a patient starts with is who they are stuck with.) If I wanted an annual physical with a female, then I could schedule with a nurse practitioner or physician's assistant. The female MD in their office was not a choice for me simply because my assigned PCP was Dr. Harris. Their supposed "policy" of not allowing patients to change their PCP is completely disrespectful. Brand new patients have a choice but established patients do not. Their website claims to "deliver personalized health care" and that their "philosophy is to provide individualized care", yet they will not allow patients to have a say in who provides their care. Horrible business model.

Dr. Reddy was a frustrating primary care physician. I went into her complaining about overall…read moreexhaustion and just feeling tired all. The. Time. She ran bloodwork and basically shrugged her arms and discounted what I said and attributed it to being 41. The thing is, I was widowed and lost a partner to cancer. What I was feeling didn't feel "normal", so I secured a psychiatrist and explained my symptoms to him. I'm incredibly grateful he heard me, because after reevaluating my mental health medications, I felt so much better. Anyways, yeah, not the best. I think if you had a traditional, straightforward diagnosis, she'd probably be incredibly proficient, but for me it was a big miss.

I would like to give a shout out to Dr Reddy.(Without going into allot of detail ) I had a pain in…read moremy stomach I was able to get a very fast appointment with Dr Reddy I know she had a lot options as to treat me but her decision for me to go to E R was the right one I had to have Emergency surgery. Her knowledge on my health history and her ability to diagnose my condition goes beyond words. I guess what I want to say is THANKS

Dr. Hankins saw me on an emergency visit for a broken finger. I had a terrible fall and I went in…read morethere five days later. He came in and assessed the kind of break it was and gave me information. I was very glad that I don't need surgery. I was very impressed that they got me in for an appointment so fast .

It's the season for Thanks, so this review is long overdue…read more No one wants to have a problem with your hand, wrist, or elbow. We rely so much on our limbs and we don't give them a second thought until we have an injury, illness, or problem. I found myself in quite a bad way for over two years with my left arm. I had originally been seen and diagnosed with lateral epicondylitis (aka tennis elbow) by an orthopedic doctor I had been referred to by my then-pcp at Dignity Health. After a successful but short-lived response to a cortisone shot, I had an MRI. Surgery was recommended during COVID times which was rather complex as elective surgeries weren't even being scheduled. I was told it would be an open approach with a 6-8 week recovery period and additional weeks of physical therapy. I had never had surgery before and was frankly concerned. I then sought a second opinion from a hand and elbow surgeon in LA. He recommended a PRP injection. Then my insurance stoped contracting with Dignity Health and the orthopedic doctor. I then experienced a crisis with my arm resulting in an ER visit. My new Sutter primary care doctor recommended Dr. Hankins and said he was the only hand and elbow orthopedic surgeon in the Sacramento area. I saw Dr. Hankins and felt immediately at ease. He is a man of few words and lots of knowledge and experience. He knows how to assess and examine a patient without causing more pain. He advised more shots and perhaps surgery, although he said it was an option and could not guarantee a specific outcome. I was lured by the hype job of PRP and had the treatment in LA a few months later. When it did not go according to plan, and even resulted in an ER visit (it's not called experimental without reason), I hoped Dr. Hankins would see me again. Much to my relief, Dr. Hankins scheduled the surgery at my request, and never said a word about my PRP "experiment." I was hopeful that the disabling and crippling pain and immobility I'd been dealing with for three years had a chance of improving. I was also very scared of surgery (my first!) but I felt finally it had to be done. Almost 2.5 years after my surgery I can say it was the best decision ever, and Dr. Hankins gave me my arm back. He did an arthroscopic approach which meant my recovery was much quicker and my post surgical ace bandages and sling were off in a short time. Whenever I needed follow up care or PT referrals Dr. Hankins and his excellent medical assistant were there to help. Professional and caring. I highly recommend this practice and doctor. I would hope you wouldn't have a hand or elbow condition and need surgery, but if you do, there could not be a better doctor.