This woman changed my life.She's an amazing doctor and I would recommend her to anyone and Everyone…read morehas a kind of ailment! Kind caring compassionate and extremely sweet Thank you Connie for being such an incredible Human being i am a high functioning in home caregiver now that you have healed me and allowed me to believe in myself and doctors as well as humanity

I've been with Dr Connie forever- she has been amazing . Integrative medicine is EVERYTHING…read more Meditation and understanding our bodies and minds. I truly wouldn't have my awesome quality of life without her! Love the staff also. Each one is privi to each other which makes an our personal experience much better. Thank You to EVERYONE IN CONNIES office- Love You

Peggy Grossman treated me with distain, even told me, "I am not used to dealing with Medi-Cal…read morepeople." Then she told me, "You should be over losing your son by now, when it had only been one year." This was all right after I had surgery, and I was on medical leave between jobs. I would never in a million years recommend this doctor. Seeing her get an award today (3-8-25), made my stomach churn. My original post got removed, saying I violated some rule, so I guess too much truth is not accepted. If you care about your dignity and expect a shred of kindness, look elsewhere.

I had a quick annual visit with Dr. Grossman. She was professional, polite, and covered every…read moresingle one of my issues that we had discussed prior to our visit. I appreciate her staff for being so friendly and helpful too. I read some of the other reviews and noticed a negative comment about "political signs" in the office. There were no political signs. Just signs about wearing your mask properly.

Theresa Anderson refused my request for refills on medicines that I have taken safely for years…read more She never talked to me about them or addressed my needs before taking this action. Her actions show a total lack of regard for me as a patient. Her disrespect is unseemly in someone in the medical profession. R. J. Hodson

The personal here is very compassionate and loving. From the front desk to my primary care doctor…read morethey make me feel care for. I love being treated by people who care. Thank you.

Seems weird to review an MD on Yelp, here goes You will…read morenever find any doctor better than Connie Basch. She is a doctor that has extensive knowledge, and continues to read medical journals for fun to keep her knowledge sharp. Dr. Basch has the ability to think outside the box and help find treatments that individualize and actually work on healthy living/curing/finding ones optimum life. She has an incredible bedside manner and her compassion speaks highly of her ability to see each patient as an individual.

The care I have received at at full circle I consider to be the very best I'm a 11 year cancer…read moresurvivor and I give a lot of credit to dr basch and her staff for my survival and ongoing health challenges.

I found Dr Kinsley to the most compassionate doctor I have met in a long time. He was concerned…read moreabout my health and most of all empathetic to my recent loss of my mother. If you need a good,caring dermatologist Dr Kinsley would be my recommendation.

I have been his patient for over 3 years and I couldn't speak more highly of him. He is not only…read moreknowledgeable, but easy to talk to and answers any questions I may have.

Office staff very rude. Admit paperwork long, repetetive and asks questions entirely inappropriate…read morefor medical needs. Actual office visit was fine and staff friendly and courteous.

Do not visit this clinic. I would not have given any star,…read morebut could not post. It is so substandard, bordering on negligent, that you put yourself in greater risk. Dr Palacias may well be a good Dr at her office in Willowcreek, but the Arcata office is virtually inaccessible with an extremely limited schedule. My husband was with a nurse practitioner at this office for more than 5 years. She was compassionate, efficient but not thorough and stretched too thin. We never saw Dr Palacias; had 1 phone consultation. I honestly believe that negligence from this team resulted in my husband having two ICU episodes in the last year. Go somewhere else for your safety.

Unbelievable staff and doctors! They actually CALLED me to discuss my labs. It took me 3 years…read moreto get in! It was worth it!

Please , please, please view the "Color of Care". The…read moreexecutive producer is Oprah Winfrey and it's airing on the Smithsonian Channel on May 1st. It resonates strongly with me as I am currently fighting white incompetent racist medical "professionals" in California to transfer my medical records to UCSF, so that I can obtain adequate medical treatment. I received better medical care in the Appalachians during graduate school. In this struggle I have been ignored, chastised for advocating for myself, threatened with police action because I requested (numerous times unsuccessfully via phone) for them to forward my medical records and a required doctor referral for a much needed mammogram to real medical professionals in the Bay Area. The clinic even sicked their Black attack dog (office worker) to tell me that [she didn't appreciate me playing the race card because she is Black]. (It's always the Black women who come for me first). I told her to study racism to understand how stupid she is. She is the one who threatened to call the Sheriffs on me for requesting my records in a manner she didn't a appreciate ... a Black Karen. Smithsonian Channel synopsis of Color of Care: "Racial inequity shows up in every dimension of health care," says Neel Shah, an assistant professor in obstetrics and gynecology at Harvard Medical School and chief medical officer of Maven Clinic, a pioneering virtual clinic for women and families. "The thing about maternal health that has made it the galvanizing focus of my whole career is that the wellbeing of mothers is a bellwether for the wellbeing of society as a whole." The physician lent his expertise to Color of Care, a new documentary from the Smithsonian Channel about racial disparities in health--and how to address them. The program will delve into these issues and how the covid-19 pandemic laid bare the issues facing the nation. We asked Shah about the historical roots of the connections between race and wellness. If you're a Black person in America today, you're three to four times more likely to die in childbirth than if you're white, irrespective of education or income; in New York City, you're 8 to 12 times more likely to die. In part, that's because of the difference between access to resources for someone living in the Bronx vs. the Upper East Side. Like other institutions, medicine requires representation at the highest levels of people who share the lived experiences of those who we're trying to serve. And historically we haven't had that, but everything from editorial boards at leading journals to the leaders of top health care institutions, we're starting to empower the right leaders. And second--this is where I'm putting all of my professional energy right now-- we want to use technology to get to a place where, for the first time in the world, your ZIP code doesn't have to be your destiny. It's not as though an app is going to fix health care, but there is an opportunity to use digital devices as portals into health care services.

Great guy, solid advice. He's always been very caring and has a great bedside manner.read more