They will not accept any new patients. Previous patients are allowed on waitlist which is 400…read morepatients long. They should should post this on their website so not dismissed out of hand when call office. https://functionalmedcollective.com/

Never felt more seen and heard by a medical professional. Protocols have been life changing and I…read morewill never not be a patient of Dr. Topo's.

Very professional, kind and explains all procedures. He has flexible hours in an urgent care…read morefacility on Granite Dr Rocklin

He was nice. Where'd he go? I got a letter saying he's no longer there. ???…read moreHe was very friendly and caring.

I met with Dr. Yee today for the first time. I really liked him. He asked a lot of questions and…read morereally listened to my answers as is reflected in my aftercare summary notes. He explained my options and together we came up with a plan of action. He asked two separate times if I had any other questions. Yes, he tells dad jokes, but that really created a nice atmosphere. I would definitely recommend him.

Did not address my questions. Actually diagnosed me with something outside of his field, and when I…read moremade it to the next doctor they asked me why I was there.

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!

My husband, dgter, mom, S-I-L and myself, all see Dr. Doolittle. We love him! He does make you…read morefeel like family and most visits takes his time and listens. We see PAs and NPs all the time if we can't get in to see him. All his staff is great! He actually cares about his patients. I'm an RN and have seen it firsthand!!

I recently had a routine annual physical with Dr. Kramer and was pleasantly surprised by the…read moreexperience. It seems many doctors these days do physical exams by sitting next to you with a computer and enter information into the computer as you answer their questions. But they never touch you. They don't listen to your heart, feel your organs or anything of the sort. My experience with Dr. Kramer was the opposite of this. He was all over me the way I remember doctors doing it when I was younger. He was very clear about what he was doing and asked me all about my and my family's medical history. It was a very thorough exam, and I feel like I'm in good hands with Dr. Kramer as my primary care physician.

Took me awhile to find an amazing primary care. Dr Kramer and Christine Golden are both fabulous,…read morecaring providers. The tranquil waiting room always. Calms my nerves and the staff is friendly and welcoming

Very good doctor and she gives me good advice. I am 77 years old…read more I would recommend her to friends and family.

Dr. Bhukhen is a rare genius. A friend of mine referred me to her when I was looking for a new GP…read moreafter I changed insurances. I knew something bizarre was wrong with me. On our very first meeting, Dr. Bhukhen listened to my odd concerns in a very serious way. She carefully considered my symptoms in comparison to my medical hx. She ordered imaging that day. Within a week she found (what looked to be a) rare endocrine tumor growing happily within my right adrenal gland. This was after 5-10 years of physicians dismissing my odd cluster of symptoms as untreatable or as coincidences. After the initial (still unconfirmed) diagnosis, I could not get into see an endocrinologist for another 3 months. My insurance allowed me to be seen at Stanford. A few weeks later, I had the tumor removed by Dr. Electron Kebebew, Stanford's Head of Endocrine Surgery. By the time I was rolled into the recovery room ~ all symptoms gone! Dr. Bhukhen's initial diagnosis was confirmed. This, took place only a few months after she courageously sent me for imaging immediately following our very first appointment together. Brilliant physician. I am filled with appreciation for her gifts, and that our paths crossed. Dr. Bhukhen = my HERO!

Doctor Raitt is an excellent doctor. I have been going to him for years, and I would recommend him…read moreto others.

Dr. Raitt is a truly excellent physician. He is very smart and keeps up on the latest knowledge. I…read morehave been lucky to have him as my primary doctor for about 14 years or so. I cannot say enough great and positive things about him. Some things about the contacting the office leave so much to be desired, but I am not going to downgrade him for this. He is not responsible for this. When you call the office you actually are getting a call center. They fail at taking correct messages and passing them along to him. When you email him, he does not get them directly, someone else fields the messages. Many of my very important ones never reached him and appear unread. I even reached out via phone to Susana, the office manager to share with her this information and she never contacted me back. So, in conclusion, if you are lucky enough to be able to get in to see him, he is really top notch. The answering system/email system is a joke and they REALLY should have people with some type of medical background fielding both. I had so many balls dropped over the last few months. (I was very sick with c19 pneumonia). None of this is his fault. It's the system. It needs to be fixed.

Dr. Chima is fantastic, as is his MA, Charity!…read more I've been going to this office for a few years and Dr. Chima has always been a wealth of knowledge, understanding, patient and thorough. Charity is ALWAYS happy and cheerful The front office staff is not super warm - well not really warm at all.. and they don't exhibit great eye contact which is a pet peeve of mine considering I used to do that same job years ago... but it's a small price to pay for the physician and his support staff.

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.