Absolutely incapable of consistent cardiac care. The…read moreoffice staff does not follow through with the scheduling of doctor ordered tests in a timely manner. IMO this clinic is poorly managed.

Like another reviewer, my experience with GV Cardiology is limited but pretty negative so far. I…read moregot a referral from my personal physician and then called twice to get an appointment. Each time I was told that I'd be called back when my turn came up in their referral sequence (not how they said it, but that was the meaning.) I've been waiting now for over a month since the last call and will drive down to Roseville or Sacramento. I've made the same decision for my personal physician, dermatologist and now cardio.

Wonderful pediatric cardiologist! We've seen Dr. Kahwaji a couple of times, once during the…read morepandemic and then recently this year. Dr. Kahwaji was very thorough, attentive, informative and kind in taking care of my teenage son who we found to have a genetic connective tissue disorder earlier this year. Dr. Kahwaji answered all of our questions patiently and didn't get offended when I brought up questions regarding other medical studies I've read about my son's condition or corrections I made regarding my son's medical records during the appointment. I appreciate that he didn't treat me like an uneducated, overbearing Mom, as I have experienced that with other physicians and have also had physicians tell me things regarding myself are "psychosomatic", only to later have a severe health episode (near death even) and be diagnosed with major health issues by another adept physician. I appreciate doctors that do not get offended when patients bring research and ask questions! I'm trying to teach my son to be his own best advocate, as his health issue will be life long. Thank you Dr. Kahwaji!

Have been going to him for 8 years, and have no complaints. He is a wonderful doctor, who always…read morefollows through and explains things thoroughly. He's always taking the extra step to put us at ease. Only issues I have is with his receptionist. She is an older caucasian lady who has been there a long time. I do not recall ONE interaction with her that hasn't been unpleasant. She is short, rude, and brash. Last visit she was more unprofessional than usual and I will be addressing it soon.

Dr Singh and his staff are professional, communicate very well, and very good listeners. I have…read morebeen going to him for several years and have the upmost confidence in his abilities and level of care.

Dr. Singh is the kindest, most interesting physician I have ever seen. I had some cardiology issues…read moreand was assigned another doctor. Unhappy with that doctor calling me repeatedly by the wrong name and using the wrong person's chart, I switched to Dr Singh. He has been a godsend. I've seen him in both his offices and am impressed with the time he takes with each patient and the degree of openness he exhibits. Sometimes patients may have to wait a bit, but they can rest assured that Dr. Singh is giving others the same care and attention he gives to you. I don't recommend that you have cardiology issues, but if you do, Dr Singh Is the best.

fast, friendly service, and this man, on realizing I am not too bright, gave me a ride in the…read morewheelchair. I decided not to bring my walker, then got tuckered out trying to find the place and literally couldn't walk anymore. I've got a bunch of broken bones among other issues and possibly venous stasis. Anyway, they were so kind, not forcing me to lay flat which is physically impossible given the nature of my injuries. They did my leg vein ultrasound with my feet elevated, but I got to keep my back upright which was still nearly unbearable but tanks to an pain pill I survived. The sweet lady in there was super patient and gentle with me. I'm sad I forgot her name. Se was an Asian Lady. I'm not good with names and dates. Anna or Annie, maybe? I wanted to give her a good write up because she sure does deserve it.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General…read more- Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice - Physicians & Surgeons, Public Health - Physicians & Surgeons, Vascular Surgery - Physicians & Surgeons, Cardiology - Physicians & Surgeons

Incompetent and Rude. Referral sent 12 days ago Never…read morecontacted me for an appointment. I called their Appointment desk two days ago. No call from them. Went IN to the office today. Asked why no appointment was made. Because we didn't receive the referral was their statement. Then WHY did you not contact me to tell me that you haven't made the appointment? Lie #1. We did not have your phone number Lie #2 we did not receive the referral. Not trustworthy in any sense of the word Avoid at all costs

Such a wonderful place. I felt safe & comfortable knowing that I was being well taken care of,…read moreMarissa Pacheco is one of the most patient providers I have came across, she is very understanding, very caring & actually listens to my concerns. Everyone walked around with smiles on their faces, it was nice to see how passionate each individual is about their role in the clinic and how passionate they are about taking care of their patients. I will definitely be recommending the facility to family & friends and letting them know how amazing they are!

I have been a patient of Dr. Go for a year now and never had any issues with this office…read more Roseville Cardiology is located in the Sutter Roseville Hospital complex by Building 2 on the ground floor. Yes, parking can be difficult as they have been remodeling but they also offer valet services. My Health online is available as patient portal which makes it convenient to either message the staff and provider, cancel appointments, request medications and view test results. It's all there and it makes it easier for us patients to communicate with the office. I am in general happy with the care and service I got. March 2026

My in office and staff were fine but they were incapable of getting the results to my doctor who…read morerequested the cardio test. It was a race to the finish to get the results to my doctor so I could have my procedure even though I had the test 10 days before. They sent the results to me straight away but useless as the file was too big to send. It was extremely stressful.

Great care! I'm with dr. Hundel for the last 3 years or so. She is pretty through with helping you…read morewith what you need as for care. She has referred me to a specialist gyno dr, which I'll be seeing later this month. If she cant figure it out she will get help. The gals at the front are always friendly and chit chat with you for a minute. Its clean and never crowded.

I just learned today, after following up, again, on an oncology referral, that I have been…read moredismissed from Sutter Health for all oncology/hematology. I never received the original dismissal from my first oncologist. Apparently, after I saw my PCP for another referral, because my existing oncologist was bought out by John Muir (which they failed to advise), I was blackballed by Sutter. Sutter is refusing to treat a stage 3 colon cancer patient because I couldn't understand my Russian-born oncologist. They are collecting premiums and denying care. I went through the steps of seeing a PCP for a referral for an established disease that Sutter knew of for the previous 10-months. I chose not to let the PCP listen to my heart or lungs as I didn't deem it necessary for the referral. Wait...I'm the patient? Yes, I am and that's well within my rights not to submit to exams that I don't feel comfortable with. I was told I was rude for not wanting to answers already in my chart and that was asked by the nurse. How is that rude? That's failure to communicate on their part. I shouldn't have had to even see a PCP for an established disease that Sutter had already been treating. They are abusing the system and now that abuse has fallen onto me by denying any care at all. I am allowed to choose my doctor. It is not out of the norm for a female patient to want a female doctor. Based on the medical terminology, it is not out of the norm to insist on a doctor whom I can understand, without the aid of her staff. You can't reach anyone at Patient Advocacy because they are always in a meeting. I have not received any written notification of either dismissal; which is required! I am only allowed to see a non-contracted doctor and they can't find one; so that equals no care. Carla, in appeals and grievances said the letter, that I was told about today, shouldn't have been generated. Yet, I cannot receive any care for my cancer because Sutter is denying all care to oncology. So, now, I wait. If the anemia gets bad enough, I'll go to the ER. If anyone knows of a non-Sutter, non-North Bay oncologist, who might accept payment from Sutter, please let me know. My life hangs in the balance while these paper pushers pretend they are trying to help me. If anyone knows any good lawyers, please pass along this review. Sutter shouldn't be allowed to get away with what they are. They are literally trying to kill people by refusing to let them see any doctors they don't want them to see. That's wrong and should be illegal!

I absolutely loved Dr. Anderson. He's the kind of person I'd like to have coffee with. He took me…read moreon because he's my husband's doctor. I loved his attitude and all the explanations he gave to every question.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend Dr. Anderson. In an email telling me my test results were fine he…read moreclosed with, "let me know if you have any questions." I had two relatively basic follow up questions which I emailed using the Sutter Health portal - the system they specifically have patients use for talking with their doctor. He ignored my email. After 15 days with no reply, I emailed him again, asking why he hadn't returned my email. If he'd suggested a call or even a visit, I'd have been fine with this but I'm not fine being ignored and left wondering what's up with my health. After filing a patient feedback complaint, a supervisor intervened - she btw, was understanding and agreed with my position in total. Still, I had to wait another 8 days and make another phone call while getting harassed about a bill I refused to pay until service was complete. I also found Dr. Anderson sloppy and not detail oriented. He accused me of not getting a blood test which had in fact been sitting on his desk for weeks. He hadn't bothered to look at it or even for it prior to our second scheduled appointment. It was easier to blame me for failing to follow his instructions. Finally, after weeks of headache and hassle Dr. Anderson gave me a bare bones curt reply and then chastised me because email is a poor communication tool. This from a grown man and supposed professional who chose to communicate by ignoring his patient completely. I never had a direct line to him and had no other way of communicating with him other than his own Sutter Health portal - the one they make you use! It's laughable that he tried to blame his own network's system for his failure. Overall, I found Dr. Anderson cold, arrogant, petty and lacking in detail. To cement my last impression, he spelled my name incorrectly in his final reply and had several spelling errors as well. Both are medically irrelevant but they speak to an overall lack of attention to detail. Personally, when it comes to my health and the exorbitant expense we incur, I want someone on the ball, not someone looking at the cheerleaders and waving their hand with a "yeah, yeah, whatever" attitude toward his job. This man is supposed to be a brilliant physician but he can't spell properly or get his patient's name correct in his correspondence? He was also unprepared, yet blamed the patient, then didn't acknowledge his mistake. Isn't this common courtesy and "I'm paying attention 101." I'm genuinely disappointed because I prefer giving positive reviews but my experience was anything but positive. I wish you better luck if you're seeking a physician and opt to get care from Dr. Anderson.