I needed to take my daughter to an Urgent Care for possible stitches. I remembered seeing a new…read moreSutter Urgent Care next to Studio Movie Grill the weekend before when we went to see K Pop Demon Hunters. I logged into the Sutter App and informed them we were coming. There is a ton of parking and it super easy to find. We walked in and it was empty. The girl at the desk was super nice and checking in was quick! We only waited a few minutes before being called back. Everything is new and clean! The rooms are rather big. The assistant and Dr. were nice and listened. The Dr even called in the other Dr for a second opinion before we decided on stitches. We were brought into another room to have get the stitches. Huge shout out to the nurse/assistant for making my daughter feel less anxious. My daughter did great! Overall 10/10 experience!

Been here a few times and each time has been great! They're usually pretty quick and the rooms are…read moreso clean.

What started as a wonderful experience, a provider focused on my individual needs not focused on…read moreinsurance limitations and other barriers to providing effective care. The provider was thoughtful, caring, and responsive but that gradually changed as their brand and offerings quickly expanded. I personally had messages that went unaddressed, or partially addressed, prescription requests from the pharmacy went ignored, and anytime I voiced a concern, their responses made me feel like I was ungrateful for advocating for myself. Having dedicated my life to patient care as a healthcare administrator for over 30 years, I'm extremely dissatisfied with the service I received. If I could give less than 1 star I would.

Dr Milano is the best! We certainly need more medical doctors like her. She was very thorough and…read moredetailed in her approach to my overall health and took the time to discuss all my concerns and lab work. She can treat your current medical problems but more importantly, she will provide you with the communication, tools and treatments to help you proactively attain greater health and stay healthy.

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.

I am a female and visited this convenient location 2X in the month of April 2026. The 1st visit…read morewas great from the front desk to my care under a female MD to my release with good instructions. My 2nd visit about a week later for a different medical situation was great again at the front desk. However, this time I had a different MD: a male MD. This MD examined the area of concern and suggested 2 over the counter medicines to use for the next few days. His manner of interacting with me was overly friendly, inappropriate . Although this care center is not a Kaiser center, it does accept Kaiser-covered patients. I am grateful for that. With over 35.+ years of Kaiser Medical office visits, no male MD from Kaiser has ever interacted with me in a way that felt too friendly or inappropriate. I most certainly will go back to this urgent care location; all the other personnel were great, but I will choose to see another MD.

They don't honor their own advertised price. We called days in advance and confirmed with staff ,…read moremade an appt and was told upon arrival that their advertised flyer for a sports physical would not be honored and was high school students only. Even though no where on the flyer it said that.

Disrespectful. Unprofessional. Dismissive. Arrogant. I…read morecan't believe that I was a patient of this practice for 10 years and ultimately treated like this. I was assigned Dr. Roy Harris as my PCP. Although I prefer to have a female PCP, I was okay with scheduling all of my appointments with his NP Janina. She was awesome, but eventually moved out of state. I then scheduled with NP Wendy and was happy for the most part with the care I received. At around the time she retired, the practice brought a female MD on board. I thought, "Great, I can finally have a female MD as my PCP!" Her profile described her as exactly the doctor I had been waiting for. When I called the office to schedule an annual physical with her, I was told NO because Dr. Harris was my PCP. I told the scheduler that I was not comfortable with a male performing a physical and asked to change my PCP to Dr. Michelle Do. I was told that had to be "approved" by someone named Cynthia in the office and I would receive a call back later that day. While awaiting the call back (which never happened), I started reading reviews online and was appalled by the multiple negative reviews of Dr. Harris specifically. At that point, I was not just uncomfortable with having a male PCP, but with him being my PCP. It took two more calls to the office that week to ultimately be told by Cynthia that I could NOT change my PCP assignment. It did not matter to her that in 10 years, I had never had one appointment with him or that I was completely uncomfortable with him. She claimed the practice has a policy about switching doctors. When I asked for the policy via my patient portal, she admitted that there was nothing in writing. Anyone in health care knows that if it is not in writing, then it doesn't exist. She was incredibly rude and dismissive. By the end of my phone call, the scheduler Roberta and Queen Cynthia confirmed the following: If I were a brand new patient, then I could choose Dr. Do as my PCP. Because I was already a patient, I no longer had a choice. (Whichever PCP a patient starts with is who they are stuck with.) If I wanted an annual physical with a female, then I could schedule with a nurse practitioner or physician's assistant. The female MD in their office was not a choice for me simply because my assigned PCP was Dr. Harris. Their supposed "policy" of not allowing patients to change their PCP is completely disrespectful. Brand new patients have a choice but established patients do not. Their website claims to "deliver personalized health care" and that their "philosophy is to provide individualized care", yet they will not allow patients to have a say in who provides their care. Horrible business model.

I rarely need any medical care and usually work with his PAs for urgent issues during cold and flu…read moreseason. But I recently saw Dr. Harris for a pre-op visit before knee surgery and was very uncomfortable with the experience. He made an unprofessional comment after confirming that I had a C-section, saying it made me a "real woman." That was inappropriate and hurtful. Especially given my birth trauma that resulted in the section. He made some other hurtful comments about other issues during the exam. He did say, I hope you don't take offense so he understands some level of social protecol. His manner throughout the appointment was also extremely awkward. His responses felt delayed and disconnected, which made it hard to feel confident in his care. Overall, the visit felt impersonal and more focused on billing and routine checkboxes than on individualized medicine. I left feeling uncomfortable and unseen and will be going elsewhere.

I wanted to update my review as it's now been 5 years since I lived in Roseville and had the…read morepleasure of being a patient of Dr. Doolittle. I am pretty old at this point but I can honestly say he was the best doctor I have ever saw in my life. I mean that. I saw him for several years and he truly was an exceptional doctor! While I have no plans to move back to Roseville - if I ever did I would go back to Dr. Doolittle FOR SURE! He truly is an exceptional doctor!

Additional note I intended originally to include -- I had also scheduled a physical because I felt…read moreso terrible. I already had the woman's health physical. He said the woman's health (you know, the rough invasion of your lady parts) was my physical. After some argument, he reluctantly asked what I wanted done and most importantly to this update, I asked to please check my heart, especially because it has been racing and skipping. The literal 2 seconds he spent doing that begrudgingly with the stethoscope really stood out...but now that I have been seen by good doctors -- I have a heart murmer that Doolittle missed -- rushing me through telling me physicals were only for Medi-Care patients.