Love this guy, saved me more than once. Very on top of his cardio care. No bs , very well run…read moreoffice. Love Marshall too!

Everyone is so nice and they treat me well they make me feel comfortable every time I come into…read morethe office

Dr. A was/is amazing in her gentle caring manner. I feel completely confident in her treatment and…read moreorders for my workup. As a health Professional myself, I am very impressed with all of my cardiology care at Marshall Medical Group. Thank you so much.

I found dr. H confrontational and arrogant. His bedside manner was unpleasant. Not a doctor that…read morewill take care of my medical needs.

Dr.Henjum served as my mom's cardiologist for close to thirty years. For the last half of that…read moretime period, my mom needed my help getting around and I always looked forward to taking her see Dr. Henjum because I knew she would be getting the best care available. Whether visiting my mom in the office or surprising me with a follow-up phone call, Dr. Henjum's professionalism and personal attention went way beyond the call of duty, saying, through his actions, I really care about you as my patient. That level of care was sadly missed when my mom went on hospice care.

My partner recently had surgery. From the time we checked in until we left the next day, we had a…read morewonderful experience. The volunteers at check in were kind and helpful. The nurses in preop (thank you, Tanya) were gracious and thoughtful. The surgical nurse, Beth, was funny and kind, which helped put me at ease as he went back to surgery. Afterward, the nurses who supervised his recovery were gentle and helpful. Overnight, the RN Carrie and the aide, Claudia were attentive, thoughtful and patient. Our day nurse, Bryan was funny and very helpful (be sure to check out his shoes!) Overall, this was the best hospital experience I've had. It was clear that the staff (and doctors: hats off to Dr. Molitar, who came out following surgery to ease my concerns and let me know how the surgery went. He had been in surgery all day, although it was late, he took time to come out to update me personally,) anyway, it is abundantly Care that Marshall Hospital cares. From what I understand, they've come a long way.

Camisa still hasn't told the patient if he should be aware of any symptoms that would be urgent…read more My first review was deleted. Haha. I am the patients family member and I am involved in every medical decision, complaints, and follow ups. Attached is a message from Dr. Camisa that someone close to me received. I blacked out the name of the patient for their privacy. This is only the most recent instance. We have several documented occurrences that prove lack of care and pure ignorance from this entire office. I also blacked out the conditions this patient is already aware of just for another layer of privacy. Gallstones is new. Are they small? Large? While I realize this isn't typically serious, a little more information would have been helpful. The big one for us; "severe coronary artery calcification." This is for a patient with no known history of this condition. He has never been spoken to about anything like this, and for sure has never been treated for it. This was an incidental finding while they looked at other organs. *Update to this; in looking at his previous scans with Marshall, this was a finding in their results from last year and was resulted as "moderate" from the radiologist. Why was there absolutely no mention of calcification of arteries at any appt, by any Marshall provider since the CT in March? The CT was ordered by another Marshall provider and this patient was seen by Rea for the first time in the beginning of 7/25. Providers here don't familiarize themselves with new patients? Go over previous care, existing conditions, recent diagnostic testing? My doctor (not Marshall) would 1000% never send me a message like the one I am attaching from Camisa. No mention of what the next steps should be. No emergent symptoms that may arise that this patient should be aware of, no comment about making an appointment, sending a referral to cardiology. Absolutely nothing. She ended the message abruptly at the end of the day on Thursday, as if she didn't just give some pretty serious findings regarding HER patient's heart. Of course we followed up today (Friday 5/8), only to be met with generic responses from assistants and unanswered voicemail messages. I asked nicely in a message that the referral for cardiology be started today since I know it can take time. No response. Then I find out later Camisa is off today. Who even knows if that is true. I've been nice. Mostly. If the one rude and justified comment I said to Regina (MA) upset them, I suggest NP Rea, MA Regina, Dr. Camisa, and Laurel in the EDH office strap on their seatbelts because after this message and the display of the lack of care we've experienced for about a year, and now once again, it's game on and they're going to have a lot of hard questions heading their way that will need to be answered. This isn't a threat of violence or even a threat of any personal attacks against any of you. This is me giving you all a heads up that the proper people are going to be notified on Monday of how each and every one of you have violated ethical, legal and clinical codes. Not to mention just the basic human decency code. I will be contacting Martin Entwistle on Monday morning. I want to see if he has heard anything about what has been going on. If he hasn't, I'll be sure to fill him in. He, along with The Medical Board and California Department of Public Health will know everything that has occurred. They will be made aware of every lie, every date this patient was neglected proper care and medications, and the incompetence of every "health care provider" I've listed above. We have kept track of it all and I suggest you don't make things worse for yourselves by not being truthful. One more thing to make this very clear; we don't expect this patient to be given special treatment, or for this office to be at their beck and call. We've accepted that these ladies don't have bedside manner, and that's fine. We've expected and given them chance after chance to just provide this patient with the basic healthcare they need. The very basic. They've sadly failed on every level. Now we have learned a serious condition hasn't been addressed, and I felt compelled to let the community know that these names I've mentioned, stay away from them if you want proper medical care and to feel like your loved one is in good hands. I will say, the rest of the ladies we've spoken with at the EDH location have been polite and have tried to help us to the best of their abilities. Thank you to those ladies. Sincerely. This is a warning for potential or even current patients; Go elsewhere for proper medical care.

Dr. Barley is the BEST doctor ever! I have been going to him for over 15 years with the exception…read moreof a couple years when I had HMO and during that time I had all horrible doctors. His care for his patients is exceptional and my parents and my brother still have him for their doctor as well so he knows our whole family. I have since moved about an hour away and I still make the trip whenever I need to see him which is sometimes once a month depending on what is going on with me. I completely trust him, he is caring, he listens and he really tries to find out what is going on. He is the best doctor I have ever had and I will always go to him for my medical care. If he is accepting new patients then you should not wait to make an appointment! And every single person on his staff is awesome and they all know what they are doing!

Dr. Barley is fantastic. He has taken care of our family's health for approximately 15 years. He's…read morepro-vitamins to help manage health. He's professional, kind, and really great at what he does. The office has a very positive vibe too. We love the Dr. Barley crew.