Dr. Webb-Kummer is a caring professional who goes above and beyond for her patients. The office…read morestaff at this practice , however, are lazy, unprofessional, and rude and often make it clear you are bothering them. If you need a referral, lab results, anything requiring effort and follow through by staff... good luck, they will misplace, lose or ignore it. Calling to make an appointment? Careful, that really annoys staff. Need results or paperwork? Plan to make multiple requests... and expect them to be hand written because they do not communicate with patients via the internet. No, I'm not kidding! You cannot e-mail your Dr, instead you have to leave any message with the bored and bothered staff.

I had my first appt today with Dr. Blackhart and I'm so grateful I have found him. He genuinely…read morecares and actually took the time to ask questions about my health, hobbies, symptoms I have been having lately and literally gave me great suggestions and also great advice for a healthier diet ! He definitely takes the time to get to know you and really cares. My family will definitely be staying with him for a long time. Thank you Dr !

I am a new patient as of 2025 and I have received the best care! Very little wait time in the…read moreoffice, quick responses to my questions and needs on the health care app/portal. Dr. Brierley is very patient, kind, and listens to your concerns. He addresses each one and at the end of the appointment always asks if we covered everything or if there is anything else. I went nearly 8 years without a PCP due the providers that took my insurance not taking new patients. I feel so lucky to have found this medical group. Highly recommended.

I have been a patient at this medical office for 20 years! The past 5 years it has continually gone…read moredownhill. It's practically impossible to obtain an appointment with your primary care physician in a timely manner, always 6-9 months out! Now apparently you cannot be seen in the office for the same issue within a 2 week window. But after finding out they have 2,500 patients per doctor I will be finding a new primary care doctor. I am consistently rushed during appointments and not heard at all. Pushing more medication at me that I don't want, I want resolutions not the pain masked! I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS OFFICE TO ANYONE! I will however agree that Dr. Blu is absolutely amazing and it's a shame she's working at this office. Would love to change her to my primary care physician, but after my last experience I really am not comfortable remaining a patient there.

Very professional staff and well -run organization, was able to get the assistance I needed…read morepromptly without having to suffer through using the patient portal app , which I was having difficulty using. Was able to make my appointment by calling the office.

I was here accompanying a friend who needed care-taking before and after her surgery. We were very…read moreimpressed by the friendliness of the reception staff and the genuine care of the doctors. Dr Hodgson was very helpful and even walked with us to the gasto department to help us get an appointment. With her help, we got in MUCH sooner than expected - in just 15 minutes! We appreciated the teamwork of the surgeon and gastro department and the prompt communication of information, by phone, when necessary. The online portal is also very handy for checking on test results, bills, and communicating with the doctors. They always responded promptly to questions we submitted via the portal.

Don't get your immigration exams done here. First of all they charge $550 for them which is…read moreinsanity. I went on Monday to get it done and did my bloodwork the same day with quest diagnostics. I had my results in my quest diagnostics portal by Wednesday that same week. So why is it that it's already Tuesday the following week and they still hadn't called me to pick up my stuff. So I had called on Friday (the week I did the exam) to follow up and said can I send them from my portal directly to you and they said no they had to receive the results directly from quest. So I had to call quest and tell them to send the results to them and even quest said that it is not my responsibility to be doing so and that del valle clinic should've been the one to call to do it on my behalf. I should not have had to be the middle man in this process ESPECIALLY with how much I paid. Every. Single. Day. Counts. When we are under the current presidency of Trump so it's so crucial that things are pushed through in a timely manner because laws change from one day to the next and I should not have had to wait on a medical exam for this long given the current times. I wanted to be able to submit my stuff and move along but because they had no urgency, it's delayed at no fault of my own.

The blonde girl at the front is always rude and seems like she hates her job. The doctor is very…read morehelpful though. He answered all of my mom's questions, and I know she's in good hands with him. The issue is with the girl at the front. If you hate your job and don't want to help people, then quit. I'm going to pull my mom out of there because every time she goes in, she complains about this person in the front desk. My mom already has bad anxiety and depression and being treated with disrespect and unkindness before a doctor's appt is not helping.

Dr. Eve could be more patient and thorough when addressing patient concerns. We felt she was…read morehurried. Due to oversight, my grandmother almost got a lumpectomy on the wrong breast.

I recently had an umbilical hernia repair done by MD Eve, and couldn't have been happier with the…read morelevel of professionalism, expertise and compassion shown by the doctor, MMC (where the surgery was) and her office staff. She answered all of my questions, was never rushed, actually sat down and looked me in the face when she talked to me. Kind of silly, I know but I've had doctors completely ignore me. Also, I've been an RN for over 18 years now. I currently do IV home care, and have treated several of MD Eves patients in the community. Not only is she a joy to work with managing patients, but her patients in the community speak very highly of her. If you're looking for a general surgeon, look no further. She's a breath of fresh air in the Modesto "old boys club" of doctors.

If you only want to see your Dr. in the hospital right before your procedures, colonoscopy and…read moreednoscopy, he's your guy! After procedure he quickly tells you the highlights and you never see him again for 5-years when your next procedure is scheduled. In office appointments are only with his PA, and they seem to change often. Always a female that only talks about her culture's diet and her personal beliefs. Nothing much to help with your medical issues. I've been Dr. Madgdy's patitient for way too long and my condition only gets worse. Should have changed doctors years ago.

I had my colonoscopy today truthfully he's great doctor I was nervous and his stuff made me feel…read morebetter and comfortable they were really nice and I love the way they treated me thank you

No, I would not recommend Dr Mohamed E. Eldaly (Emanuel Specialty Care Medical Oncology - Turlock,…read moreCalifornia). My mother received treatment from Dr. Eldaly and he would not listen to her, she did not get the care she deserved. We told him multiple times the treatment was not working and he refused to listen to her. When we had office visits we told him multiple times how bad she was doing and he was dismissive. With my experience and in my opinion Dr. Eldaly is arrogant, condescending, and dismissive.

I attached 2 photos to give substance & proof that the person registering me for my annual Women's…read moreWellness visit was grossly incorrect in her delivery of "accurate" information to me as far as what my out-of-pocket was going to be. I responded saying that I've had this same information and have already contacted my healthcare company prior to today's visit to learn of the co-pay I would have which is typically $40 for this type of service; a bilateral mammogram. She continued to "educate me" on the "why" and "what" reasons and coverages set by my insurance, not the facility. She was still grossly incorrect in the information. She explained to me that I first have to satisfy my deductible and or maximum out-of-pocket limits Anthem set and that is the "why" the estimated out-of-pocket of $811.45 was accurate and that $800 of that amount is going to satisfy the deductible. I was already under stress, fear, and uncertainty about the dates radiological procedures because my paternal aunt just died of metastasized breast cancer which also engulfed her bones. So now I've got an employee lecturing me at length as to "why this information of $811.45 is absolutely correct as per my health insurance and the mandatory deductible due". I have a soft spot for this Emanuel Cancer Center and have been having my female health needs done here when I could go elsewhere. I have just always felt as safe as I could while here. I'm not going to stop coming here however just because of this unfortunate yet preventable business office fiasco but I would like to see this type of unnecessarily stressful situation become extinct. I think the worst of it is either the employee was disallowed to behave any other way or, incorrect training maybe? They could also reach out to leadership with Anthem BC and inform them of these unacceptable outcomes when inquiring for patient services. Either way, all 3 options could lead to higher patient satisfaction ratings and less stress & anxiety for everyone involved.

I had to wait for 3 months to see my usual orthopedic doctor after injuring my rotator cuff. I saw…read moreDr. McMillan 2 weeks after calling and had surgery before the other appointment would have happened. My shoulder surgery was 5 months ago. Great outcome, allowing me to be back to my usual exercises. The office staff are kind, and wait times are short. I would repeat the experience if ever needed. Thank you, Dr. McMillan!

Today's review is on... hormones! Or the lack thereof... and what you can do about it if you're not…read moreok with not feeling ok. I started noticing changes around 48; my moods were off - patience was fragile which is not like me; eventually, terrible hot flashes started, and pretty much everything else started going sideways: mental fog, exhaustion, terrible sleep, and absolutely zero libido. I tried everything to find relief, the natural remedies, the over the counters, relaxation audio, yoga, massage.. omg what haven't I tried. I waited longer, did more reading and research and finally decided I had to do something - I was tired of feeling.. tired. Tired of whatever was causing me to feel definitely not me. Friends who are under his care for HRT recommended I talk with him. I booked my appointment with Dr. McMillan's office and anxiously awaited my consultation appointment. Dr. McMillen is not new to HRT, in fact he is board certified and has been practicing HRT for over 7 years. I sat down with him and had a long discussion about my health and concerns. I don't think I've ever sat down with a doctor and talked about what was going on with me, what I was looking to do to such length. So after a lengthy discussion about, well, me, what HRT is today, how it works, and what is possible, I was eager to move to step 2. We scheduled a blood draw and full body scan to get into what's going on inside - and this is not a standard blood draw; it's like looking at the roadmap of what's going on; it was incredibly fascinating, as well as seeing where I can improve. (As a fitness / health-minded person, it was data central to my geek heart). My "pellet" ingredients were manufactured based on this report and how we wanted to approach treatment, ease in, or full board, and I anxiously awaited my next appointment to get them. I was a bit nervous when I went back; I didn't know what to expect... and honestly, the local anesthetic was more "scary than the procedure itself. But, now that I've had my second, it was a piece of cake. The incision itself is very, very small, covered with a surgical strip and then another water proof bandage over. Very discret and high enough you don't have to worry about "sitting". No discomfort, no pain. I can't believe I waited this long to do this. So you say, get to what happened! I kept looking at the calendar, ok, when's it going to happen, what am I going to feel? Is my libido going to come back... and all the other parts dissipate like... let's just get real, discomfort....which was the worst of all things. A few weeks in I found out yet, this solved the problem. EVERYTHING was working as it used to! Here is a list of all the things that have come back: Libido and no discomfort (I think you get the picture here) Sleep - omg sleep is next level, in fact, I can't wait to go to bed because the sleep is incredible Focus - I'm no longer foggy, forgetful, and struggle to keep my thoughts straight. Fitness - decreasing body fat and increasing muscle definition again - I was struggling to keep what I had with the declining hormone levels. General mood/energy - I felt like a frickin' tiger about 3/4 of the way through the first three months (and before your next pellet session) in which the hormones start naturally tapering, and each upcoming load generally increases baseline, so you begin to keep a higher base level. I genuinely feel Dr. McMillan is the perfect choice based on his level of genuine care and interest, his experience, and his credentials. And it's not just for women... men go through it too, and they're just as many seeking relief; it's ok to take charge of your health to feel good. His reason for what inspired him to step into this field is heartfelt in wanting others not to live our "older years" unnecessarily dwindling. As medicine and technology increase our living span, it only makes sense to live it better and the best you can. Trust me, you won't regret it! Dr. McMillan is awesome as is his super friendly staff!!!