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Sierra Family Care

3.0 (13 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dr Horowitz told me to take 3000 mg of acetaminophen a day for moderate to severe back pain. That amount can destroy your liver

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Oak Tree Medical Group - Exam room

Oak Tree Medical Group

3.1(12 reviews)
0.7 mi

Bummed I have to write this review. This has been my medical office for many many years. I was…read morehappy to start going to Dr. Sanchez after my doctor stop taking my insurance. Unfortunately, Dr. Sanchez has already left Oaktree. The amazing PA's left also. When I called to make an appointment, I then found out the only person I could go to would be Anziano. There is no way I would ever be a patient of hers. My poor daughter was the victim of her rudeness. She actually laughed at my daughter who was very upset and never seeks medical care. So my suggestion is reach out to Adriana Brewer or Megan Ascado that have left Oaktree and went to different places. Also, the wonderful phlebotomist Sessy is no longer there. Not sure what's going on at this place anymore. Happy to have found amazing care elsewhere. They have basically got rid of patients that have PPO's. 1-7-24

They literally kicked us out, of being patients there, without any warning, for being too healthy…read more I'm not kidding, a doctors office won't see us anymore because we are too healthy...WHAT?! Do not go here unless you are sick all the time. But then again, if you are sick all the time maybe they aren't doing their job? Or maybe that's the plan? You'd think a doctors office would reward you for living so healthy, not punish you, good old American health care system at work in this office!

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Ana Reyna, MD - Front office

Ana Reyna, MD

2.4(9 reviews)
0.3 mi

I made an appointment 3 months in advance and I arrived on time. After waiting for almost 2 hours I…read morefinally left in disgust. So, I can't really rate her as a medical practitioner, but keeping a new patient waiting that long to be seen doesn't reflect well on her work ethic.

Just called to see if they are accepting new patients and the receptionist stated "it depends on…read morethe insurance." I then asked if she took Tricare and she immediately became defensive and said is it Tricare Prime, Tricare for life.. I unfortunately don't know as we just signed up for it & I asked if they were able to check by the main subscribers social.. she said with their new system they aren't able to. Doesn't make much sense if you have to submit a claim after a patient is seen as well as verify if the patient is active prior to their first visit. The receptionist in any office is the first stop to patient care. If you are unwilling to help a potential new patient with a few insurance questions, you shouldn't be in that field. Patients should know their coverage correct, but to flat out not be willing to help isn't very beneficial to the practice or the potential patient. I also don't want to go to an office if the first thing stated is "it depends on your insurance." What if I was a cash paying patient? Might as well choose to be out of network with every insurance so you can charge whatever fee you'd like per visit. This office came highly recommend but because of the one receptionist, I will be looking elsewhere. Must be hard to find friendly and warm employees in this sleepy little town.

Susan Hall, MD - Pin I wore to my office visits with Leslie Figge, NP

Susan Hall, MD

2.4(21 reviews)
2.3 mi

My kids have been going to Dr Hall for years. They love her. She always takes time to listen and…read morehelp her patients. She doesn't rush you or dismiss your concerns. If only she could clone herself and then there'd be two so she wouldn't be so busy!! lol. She has a nurse practitioner in the office now and her office people are much more efficient and improved. Doctor Hall really cares for Tehachapi and it shows. UPDATE - Saw the nurse practitioner last time and she was really awesome with my kids too!

Not a Safe Space for Gender-Diverse Patients!…read more As a non-binary person living in Kern County, being misgendered is a distressing and painful experience that I already face far too often. A medical provider's office should be a Safe Space--especially for patients who trust their provider with their health and well-being. Unfortunately, that was not my experience with Leslie Figge, NP. Leslie has been my provider for about eight months. During a recent physical, instead of respectfully asking about my behaviors or needs, she awkwardly asked, "Do them do ___?" While this may have been an attempt at inclusivity, it highlights a deeper issue: neither Leslie nor her office staff have taken the time to properly educate themselves about pronouns or the healthcare needs of non-binary patients. Inclusive care isn't hard--it starts with asking, listening, and learning. After eight months of regular visits, the continued misgendering and lack of awareness felt dismissive, ignorant, and uncaring. Because of this experience, "they are finding a new provider." I would strongly caution gender- and sexually-diverse patients to be aware that this office is not a safe or affirming environment.

Sierra Family Care - familydr - Updated October 2026

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