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    John C Fremont Healthcare District

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    2.5(33 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Dr. Leight is thorough and explains things well. Great sense of humor. Put 13 stitches in my hand…read more The man cares. Nursing staff was great. I would suggest staff leave through a different exit than the ER. Kept getting my hopes up I would be seen. Maricella is hilarious. Make sure you tell her.

    After (unfortunately) having been to the emergency department several more times this summer, I…read morethought I would update my review. As I previously wrote about, my first experience with this hospital was horrendous. My nurse on that occasion, who I was subsequently able to identify as Robert, was cruel, callous, mean, sexist, discriminatory, incompetent, inappropriate, unqualified, and appeared to be high AF. On a subsequent occasion, Robert insisted that I should be able to cut slow release gel capsules in half, because he was convinced, without having seen the medication in question, that I was wrong about them being slow release gel capsules, and that they must be scored tablets (which they were definitely not). As a Sac State nursing school dropout, it really bothers me that Robert has a nursing license. However, that being said, some of the staff who I encountered on subsequent occasions were much more caring and competent than Robert. Some of them. Not all of them. But most of them, I think. One doctor told me that my ulna was broken, and when I repeated this to a different doctor, he showed my the x-ray to prove that it was actually my radius. Oh, okay, I just thought the wrong bone was broken for two weeks-- luckily it didn't affect my healing. Even though the doctor misidentified the bone, the nurse still splinted it correctly. In fact, when it comes to my broken bone, this hospital has actually been far more helpful than my doctor in Sacramento. Back in Sacramento, I had an ER follow-up, and was referred to an orthopedic office who wouldn't be able to cast my bone (which takes six weeks to heal) until FEBRUARY. What?! California is really just letting unhoused people walk around with untreated broken bones. Luckily, when I came back to this ER, they really helped me out. They tried out various forms of splints for my arm, and found one that seems to be working even better than a cast would have. The doctor who helped me this time, who seemed to be the chief doctor, was a total gem. He spent a lot of time answering all of my questions about bones. When I told him about how I couldn't get casted until February, he texted a friend, and gave me some unofficial (but good) advice. He delivered his advice on my intellectual level as a nursing school dropout. He did not come across sexist or condescending, as some of the other male staff had. He was very helpful. I had left Sacramento feeling like I might die from a broken bone, but left this hospital feeling pretty confident that it would heal just fine. The x-ray tech and the nurse who took me to and from radiology were also both great. While I would still like to hear from the hospital regarding any action they may be taking to address Robert's horrendous behavior, I have had much better experiences on subsequent visits.

    Mariposa Clinic - acupuncture - Updated May 2026

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