My husband, dgter, mom, S-I-L and myself, all see Dr. Doolittle. We love him! He does make you…read morefeel like family and most visits takes his time and listens. We see PAs and NPs all the time if we can't get in to see him. All his staff is great! He actually cares about his patients. I'm an RN and have seen it firsthand!!

Still waiting for his office to set up a new patient visit for my mom. Her prior primary care…read moredoctor retired...

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.

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 my primary doctor and my wife and I both think she is the best primary doctor we've…read moreever had and I'm 76 yrs young so there is that. Very professional and responsive!

awful scary place- run!!! was sent to JP by his sister. I'm…read moreusually sussed out by family practices but this was a couple years ago, my insurance changed, I was in a bind. I wanted to discuss medications for mental health struggles. When I showed up, there was bibles in the lobby and the atmosphere was just eery and unfriendly. When I was finally called back I was led to a room and there was a BLOODY CRUCIFIX on the wall. I asked if this was a religious practice and was told no and he looked at me like i was crazy for asking?? The whole thing was so weird. We sat on complete opposite ends of the room and I felt like I was a test subject being studied. I said I wanted to leave and was genuinely afraid. To this day I have no clue what this family is about, but I didn't care to uncover all that and would not recommend.

Finally a practice that cares about the patient. Dr. John Paul took his time to talk to me about…read morethe problem and what the next steps were. After talking to him, I immediately felt better about the process. Truly a refreshing change from the run of the mill corporate clinic who only looks at numbers opposed to looking at the patient.

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. It took three months and two pre-appointments with other staff…read morebefore I met her. You'd think in all that time she would have read my chart... within 5min of meeting her she suggested I get Electro-shock Therapy for my MDD... After that appointment, she sent me to a Specialist that was out-of-network, sticking me with a $600 bill - I'm on Disability and that's almost half my monthly income. 6mo. later, when I went in for a follow up appointment, she reintroduced herself having forgotten she me before. Dr. Abalos is a shining example of all that is wrong with Primary Care Physicians of today.

Would not recommend this Dr office. Was seen here for a couple of years. At first it was great but…read moreafter a few visits I noticed that I never saw the same doctor. Always a new nurse practitioner who weren't even aware of my medical history making it seem like it was my first appointment every time I went there. I got tired of explaining my problems to someone new every time. I have been dealing with back pain for a few years now and they referred me to physical therapy. I did 20 visits of therapy with no relief and paid nearly $800 in copays. After PT didn't work, they said they were going to refer me to the spine and nerve center. A couple days later the front desk called me and told me that the spine and nerve center does not accept my insurance and that I would have to find a place that would. I spent months in pain feeling hopeless. Fast forward to now, I got a new doctor and got into the spine and nerve center within a month. Turns out they do accept my insurance! I have been sick before with some kind of chest infection and Abalos literally told me not to call back if I do not get better, that it was just a virus!

Such a genuinely nice and caring Doctor! Great listener and very patient. Good memory too! I sent…read moremy Mom to her as well. Highly recommended.

This doctor has zero compassion for her patient. When she…read morehad a bad day, or if her assistant had a bad day, they take it out on the patients. She can be very terse and not listening to the patient at all. It's almost like she's going to a session, and already determined the outcome of the treatment. She's always late. Making appointment with her in a reasonable 2 weeks time frame is almost impossible.

1st issue. My mom was in the hospital a year and 1/2 ago and the hospital doctors told me they…read moredidn't know if she would recover. The next day I happened to have an appointment with Dr Wood. I had been at the hospital till late, was exhausted and stressed and was 5 minutes late to my appointment. They said that I was 10 minutes late and that I had to re-schedule. I told them about my mom and that I didn't know when I could return do to her condition. The woman at the front desk said, sorry, Dr Wood told me you have to re-schedule. up till that point I was always on time. Dr Wood however many times was not! 2nd issue. She wants you to wear a mask for appointments even if you are vaccinated!! She must not believe the Vaccine works. This is Bull! Other doctors in my area don't require this. Dr Wood. YOU ARE FIRED!!!!@!!

I saw Dr. Dhanda in a video visit online and she was prompt, warm, and seemed to really care about…read moremy wellbeing.

Finding a new doctor when moving is never an easy feat. When I moved into the area a few years ago,…read moreI knew I wanted to go with a Sutter physician and after some research I decided on Dr. Dhanda. Initially it was a bit difficult to establish care with her, she is highly sought after! I ended up seeing both the PA and NP in her office before finally getting to see and establish care with Dr. Dhanda herself. Both the NP and PA were very nice, friendly and attentive I just knew I ultimately wanted Dr. Dhanda. The wait was worth it, she is so nice, actually listens to my concerns and is easy to work with. I really appreciate her getting to know me, my lifestyle and concerns instead of just treating me like another number/treating me based off of only lab values.

My wife and I have been patients of Dr Arteaga for the last 4 years. I have found Dr Arteaga to be…read morean excellent primary care source. I have a major health issue, and she has laid out a plan for me that has taken me off medication and any other medicinal cures that I would have been on. She is a caring, competent Doctor, and listens to what I have to say and sets treatments accordingly

Dr. Arteaga was prompt, kind, helpful, and efficient. It was a new patient appointment and I didn't…read morehave any major problems so it wasn't a long visit, but I was glad I choose her to be my primary care physicians, and got a great feeling about her as a doctor, and the office. I did have one small problem with my left ear and she didn't need to refer me to a specialist but figured it out herself. The visit was painless and efficient. I feel relieved that if I ever have a major problem that I'll be in good hands with Dr. Arteaga.

This "Doctor" will do nothing for your pain or wellbeing. In the 1 year he's talked to my husband 3…read moretimes. He doesn't care about you. The ER doctor called to check up on him before Dr Bains did. Even after all of my husband's seizures....nothing. Not one phone call. Absolutely unacceptable from a "care provider"?

If you are looking for a thorough Annual Physical Exam, Dr. Bains is not your doctor. I have had…read more66 annual physicals and in not one of them did I remain fully clothed, from shoes to face mask. None, up until my recent physical with Dr. Bains. There was no exam of any kind! Only conversation, which easily allowed Dr. Bains to manipulate that conversation into an office visit when I mentioned an ankle issue. The only problem was that the "office visit" did not include even a look at my ankle. Just the mention of my ankle made it an office visit, on top of the non existent annual physical exam! I still have to have a doctor examine my ankle. Dr. Bains, in no way, shape or form earned the money that my insurance company gladly paid him, not to mention some out of pocket costs from me. And we wonder why our insurance premiums are skyrocketing!