I have a good doctor and the pharmacy is great!…read more The parking is great, and you can find a great spot, if you make an early appointment.

At the hospital with a bug and after I give my symptoms, and out of nowhere, the nurse hits me with…read more"is there anyone at home or that you live with that is threatening you?" W.T.F.?!?! Here I am trying to get better and the nurse tries to turn my visit into an unsolicited therapy session. I start laughing because it was so random and inappropriate. California/Kaiser, STOP TREATING EVERYONE AS VICTIMS! Woke sickos!

This is specific to the security and nurses I've had the delight of meeting. I frequently visit…read morethis hospital as my mother's caregiver and every time, the employees have treated us with grace, kindness and thoughtfulness. Both the lady and male security guards went out of their way to locate my grandma's cane we had left a month prior. The nurses (Kaitlyn in med surge) and Carmie (CNA) at her most recent hospitalization were thorough with both managing her care, but also sharing her discharge information. I really appreciated the encouraging words from them as well. I can't speak on much of the doctors themselves, but my grandma's alive and doing well so I'd say that's been good. My only complaints are: the small ED lobby that feels like a bubble of germs with the circle of seats to cough onto each other. The lack of communication with wait times in between information given once you're in a room in the ED... and bedside with some ER doctors. But that's par the course for most hospitals.

I saw Dr Arthur yesterday, my regular doctor, and not only did she fill out my forms needed, wrote…read moreme an accommodation letter & follow up with me after my urgent care visit; she also was able to remove the recently noticed earring back stuck in my skin in my ear. The skin had grown over it and even though I got the earring out, the back wouldn't budge and it hurt. In times before, I'd remember that some doctors would turn my newly found concerns away and tell me I had to make another appointment. Dr Arthur did it all. She's amazing and overall Sutter has been a great place to have my medical care. Thank you again!

Excellent care. Staff is very efficient and primary dr is great. Specialists are excellent.read more

I e had much experience here. In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, o had emergency surgery…read more Of course, the hospital was quiet, since only patients were allowed in the hospital. My nurses were very good. I had to leave for home the day after my surgery, due to the fact that the entire hospital had Covid patient and since it was so contagious, I had to leave. But I really appreciate the nurses.

The nurse Oliver, RN, provided poor service and treated the patient disrespectfully. His manner was…read moreunprofessional and lacked basic compassion and courtesy expected from a healthcare professional. Staff in patient-care roles should treat patients with dignity and respect.

Emergency room is so disorganized. Wait time is horrible. You are just a medical record number to…read morethem. Zero care and empathy from staff.

ABSOLUTELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. The lady on the phone was rude, and called me the day before my…read moreappointment to tell me that my insurance wouldn't work under theirs and that I couldn't be seen unless I CALLED, the insurance to request a direct transfer, are you f#%king kidding me? Mind you, I made the appointment two months ago and everything was fine and dandy, but thanks to this lady I'm just now learning A DAY BEFORE THE APPOINTMENT, that I might not even get approved to come in. This places a joke, go somewhere else!

I've been a patient at this hospital three times in the past, but my mother recently had surgery…read morehere so I'll be reviewing Sutter Solano Medical Center from all experiences. First off, I've never had any problems with registration any time I've been here. The most recent registration clerk, that helped us out, was a very sweet and friendly woman. We had a great conversation while she checked my mom in for her surgery. In fact, all of the staff that I've interacted with are amazing, except the hospitalist that initially admitted me into the hospital nearly 5 years ago (he was a bit of a jerk). The other hospitalist I had was amazing. When he found out I was going into medicine, when he caught me studying for organic chemistry back then, he basically pampered me. I remember before he discharged me, he gave me candy and just talked to me about his experience going through medical school back in the day. It was quite entertaining and it helped to distract me from my predicament at that time. The facility itself is well kept and orderly, including the waiting room by the ER. The pre/post-op surgery room still looks the same after nearly 10 years of having my last surgery at this facility. It's not super spacious; however, it get's the job done. The inpatient rooms, from what I can remember, are pretty spacious. I was lucky enough to have a room to myself, when I was admitted almost 5 years ago, and I had a view of the helicopter pad (which I don't believe they use anymore). I like the new area where family members can wait on their loved ones who are having surgery. It's conveniently located right next to the cafeteria, which is helpful if you are stuck at the hospital for nearly 12 hours like I was. They also have a screen where you can check up on your loved one's surgery status (as in if they're still in pre-op, currently having the procedure, or are in recovery). Overall, I'm very satisfied with the care that my mom and I received here. The staff here are wonderful at what they do. They are truly compassion for patients and their families.

My son was on a 52/50 and was sent to Adventist twice. He said thr staff was nice, liked the meals…read moreand did not complain about services from therapists, psychiatrists or other staff members. He had a therapist name Mike, he would call me to discuss my son, he was very nice, professional & informative of the info he shared with me. Also when I dropped my son some clothing the security at the front office were all friendly people. If my son goes their again I hope he gets Mike as his therapist! The building is pretty old, stuck in the 60'- 70's time warp. Hopefully the inside has been renovated!

My name is David Olmscheid and I have experienced mental health issues for the majority of my life…read moreand Adventist Mental Health in Vallejo, California Changed my life forever. Nothing short of a heavenly experience. I love you guys..

Absolutely first on the list. Top quality care! Doctors and nurses are very empathetic and are not…read moreafraid to dispense a Norco or a Ativan when necessary. Unlike Kaiser. Take the we're not gonna give you any kind of drugs to help you stance.

Lots of wonderful, helpful people. Volunteers assist with directing patients and visitors as…read moreneeded. Parking can be a challenge but Security shuttles patients, staff and visitors if desired.

I recently visited a relative that was admitted to this hospital and there seems to be nice outdoor…read morelandscaping for patients and visitors to enjoy. Outside on the first floor there are various landscape art pieces and lots of different plants. On the third floor there is an outdoor courtyard with lots of raised beds filled with decorative flowers, vegetables, and even fruit trees. There is also a 1950s era Kaiser car that is in mint condition. Behind the car there is a plaque explaining the history of the car. There are also outdoor tables and chairs for patients and visitors to enjoy the courtyard. Security seems to be nonexistent here as anyone can go into the hospital which seems to be a safety issue. There are many security cameras and a sign prohibiting firearms, however there should be a check in process for authorized visitors to visit patients. There is a parking structure and parking lot under solar panels so cars are kept out of the sun. In the parking lot there is an ample amount of accessible parking. The pathway leading to the accessible spaces is much wider and there is a generous amount of room between the spaces for adequate egress.

If you are reading this, you likely have a loved one who is heading into rehab, spinal cord injury…read moreor stroke related. I am writing this because there isn't much info about this place, and I had a family member in here for about 3 weeks. I wanted info, but found little, so here is my way of helping someone else who may be coming to this rough patch in the road. OVERALL: 10/10 WHERE IS IT? It's a section of the 3rd floor of the main Kaiser Hospital in Vallejo, it is not a separate building. There are 2 sections of rooms, both on the 3rd floor. One section is directly above the Labor & Delivery (2nd floor), and the other section is in the main hospital wing. PARKING: You can park in Lot 2 (open to anyone) or park in the parking garage, park closest to the elevators. Parking is free in both areas. It gets busy, so they even have a parking valet until 5pm in the main loop. WHAT HAPPENS? They will take the patient in, and the doctor will do a quick initial assessment when the patient arrives. The doctor will likely ask the patient to rest for the remainder of day. The following day is an assessment by all of the specialist departments, OT, PT, and Speech Therapy (which is also related to memory). They have a huddle and decide what would be the best plan of action for rehab, and determine an estimated discharge date. Most patients had about 2 weeks as their initial window. Depending on the progress, they could extend the therapy for an additional 5 days if they believe progress is being made, so your timeline may be extended. Ours was extended twice. DAILY: The patients are given a daily schedule of all their 30-minute therapy classes (some acronyms were new to me: OTD is OT for dressing in the morning, RME is resistance mat exercises). Weekend class schedule is different and varies per patient, usually less classes. If no family member is there to take the patient to their class, the nurses or therapists get them there. There are lines on the floor to help navigate the area: PT is red, Speech is orange, OT is green, and admin offices is brown. ROOMS: Some patients get a large private room, and some are in a quad-room which separates 4 patients by hospital curtains. Just depends on what opens up first. VISITORS: They allow one guest to stay full-time in the patient's room. You can request a pull out bed that is surprisingly comfortable. You can shower in the patient's bathroom (some have Jack & Jill bathrooms between 2 patients rooms, so be sure to lock both doors). Your loved one will likely be tired from all the therapy classes, so try to limit guests so they can rest. AMENITIES: They have a laundry room where you can bring your own HE (high efficiency) detergent, and wash clothes for free. There is a family room which is a large room with tables for families to visit with their loved one. You also could do some laptop work in there if needed. Ice and water dispensers, shared fridge so be sure to label your items, and hospital type snacks (graham crackers, soup broth, etc) The family room by the rehab gym is nicer and more well lit than the one in the other area. FOOD: There is a standard hospital cafeteria on the 1st floor. During the week they have a salad bar, hot foods, and cold foods. Weekends is a small menu. On Mondays and Fridays there is a farmer's market. Down Sereno Drive (left when exiting the hospital) are 2 grocery stores (Food Basket and 168) and a small neighborhood Walmart. If you can drive, go across 80, there are lots of food options and stores (Target, Nick the Greek, Ike's, Starbucks, Costco, DSW, Marshalls, In-n-Out, etc) LODGING: If you need to stay somewhere, the Homewood Suites in Fairfield is about a 15 minute drive up 80, from the hospital. It's equipped with a kitchen and small gym, plus free breakfast in the mornings. Park in the front, the back gets extremely dark. Leave zero items in your vehicle, and you are good. Hang in there, you got this.

I have to say this was an experience I wasn't expecting!…read moreBuckle up because this is going to be a long one. From the security guard lady to the crew in the blood work department everyone was SOOOOOO nice, but Lae'Tasha and Kim in the imaging department were literally AMAZING. At the age of 56 I'm just starting my road to better health and Contra Costa Regional Medical center is where Med-Cal has assigned me. I was so so anxious after reading some of the reviews here and I'm sure there have probably been some genuine bad experiences by some patients but I couldn't imagine Lea'Tasha or Kim having ANYTHING to do with those negative experiences at this hospital. These 2 are assets to this hospital. I really could go on and on about these two. Thanks so much for instantly easing my anxiety and making me laugh. As you two obviously understand laughter is a powerful medicine. Keep up the amazing work.

The staff is so helpful and nice. The doctors and nurses take good care of the patients. The Lab…read moretech in building one is so good with doing the shots, didn't feel a thing! I love this hospital and will be with them for a long time!

The ladies at the front desk are fantastic! But the dude helping me with my veteran percentage…read morestuff was a JERK!

This clinic is a great resource for veterans and I am great full for its existence. I feel the VA…read moreis by far the best place I have received care from. And keeps the promise of care that President Lincoln made to the soldiers of past present and future.