Hit or miss here. We have been coming here the past 7 years and we like the doctors and nurses…read more However we have had a lot of issues with scheduling and having our appointments canceled on us at the last minute. It takes forever to get through on the phone, and it takes forever to get labs done. Overall it's decent as far as the care you receive though.

Update: we called the number given, it took 2 hours to speak to someone who was very empathetic and…read moresaid would help with getting appointments scheduled, 12 days later, we've heard nothing. It seems some people want to care, the infrastructure doesn't allow that. If you need to get seen in a timely manner, go somewhere else, if you do get in and need follow up care, you might die before this happens. I do not recommend UC Davis, if you are looking for good healthcare.

Dr. Tumusok is an internal medicine specialist who genuinely take care of her patients by patiently…read morelistening to them, examining thoroughly, including patients' concerns and preferences in treatment options. Dr. Tumusok is friendly, professional, and experienced in the field of her specialty. I am very pleased to have been her patient for many years.

Sutter Health has a lot of room for improvement on how communication system between health care…read moreproviders/patients and the referrals approvals department. I have absolutely nothing but respect and gratitude for the care I received from Dr Tumusok and their staff the past 3 years.

Great visit. Attentive. Listened to my needs and my concerns. Read back my comments to ensure he…read moretook proper notes. It was collaborative and not a one sided discussion. I was surprised at his bedside manner, in a positive way. Glad I found him and Sutter health. Very professional and knowledgeable.

Best Doctor ever ... he took very good care of my mother and me ... I trusted this dr..read more

I went in winter/spring of 2019 to visit a Dr. Dan Parker…read moreI'm a college athlete coming home from chico due to shoulder issues I STRESS AND STRESS to this man it's gonna be surgical I'm done I can't feel my arm He ordered an X ray (annoyed but it's the insurance and the medical field wanting my money I understand) Nothing comes back. Well I was expecting that I then do a 5 month therapy which does nothing It is now baseball season again so I go play during fall same arm pain I go back he wants to mother X ray I tell him HE*L no We get my MRI it comes back "perfect" I get tired of this "mr know it all dan Parker guy" I talk to my trainers at school the team doctors come from UC Davis & in 2 weeks they found out it was a torn labrum DO NOT SIGN UP HERE LET ALONE WITH DAN PARKER

I have 4 issues with this office. My first issue began in February, keep in mind it's August. I had…read moremy annual exam done the first week in Feb. My insurance pays 100% of the annual exam, pretty typical. So I was surprised to see a bill come in the mail for $30 which is the same as my co-pay, but this couldn't be a co-pay because woodland health has always had me pay my co-pay before my appt. at check in and for what?? With my busy schedule I forgot about it and some time had passed and I got another bill for $30. When I got a second bill I knew that it was a mistake. I called and asked why I was being charged. The girl on the phone said it was a copay. I explained that I shouldn't be charge because it was for my annual. She opened what they call an "audit". I was confident this issue would end here. NOPE. In June I received another bill. So, again, I call. Now this other girl informs me that an "audit" was never submitted for me. Mistake #2. This other girl opens an audit for me and I have no choice to wait again. Now August rolls around and so does another bill. BUT this time I noticed on the bottom they're going to take me to collections if I don't pay it. I hadn't noticed this on the other bills but it doesn't mean that it wasn't there. So, again, I call. However, before I called Woodland Health, I called my insurance company. The girl who was helping me stated that the Davis office had coded my appt wrong. And that day showed labs being sent in; Which is consistent with an annual exam I may add. So I call Woodland Health, again. This other girl tells me their "audit" department is behind and hasn't gotten to it. I point out to her what my bill says about going to collections. She says that they're not because there are notes. I asked for that in writing and she said she wasn't able to. Of course. I explain to her that what she is asking of me is to believe what she is saying when another girl had already told me one thing and that wasn't true. She asked me to hold so she could ask her supervisor. At this time I was at an E.N.T appt, definitely not with Woodland Health Care, so I wasn't able to hold any longer. After a day of thinking I decided to pay the $30 and take Woodland Health to small claims court. I've never been taken to collection and there's no way I would because of someone else' mistake. So I call Woodland Health, AGAIN. I explain to a woman that I need to request labs from the day of my appt. so I can prove in court what type of appt. it was. She told me that I would need to contact a different department and that it may cost something. I asked why. She stated it was because my records were not mine, but property of Woodland Health so I have to ASK for them (please note this lady was really nice). I explained to her that I could just add it to my small claim. Before she transferred me she wanted to check the status. I told her that was fine, and I would wait. Not expecting anything since the day before I was just on the phone with them. She came back on the line and said that "she" referring to someone else, just got it and it was taken care of. She explain they'll need to refund my insurance and that there's a process. Welp, that covers the first 2, but now I'm tired so I'll have to write the last two later. UPDATE: Received ANOTHER bill on October 25th. Contacted Woodland Health and they say it's still being fix. LOL.

I've been seeing Dr. Siemens for a couple of years ago. I admit I struggled with having to see a…read moredifferent doctor since Dr. Marci Snograss retired. Dr. Siemens is awesome. She listens to you, does not rush through the visit and is spot on with recommendations and treatment. I feel like she "gets me" and this is one of the most important things in a doctor/patient relationship. She is very prompt and the office staff is always very polite. I'm a very happy patient!

Dr. Gail Wong is an awesome doctor. I know patients can probably get pretty inquisitive about…read moretheir conditions and may ask a lot of questions but she really provides the space to ask those questions. She is not only friendly, nice, but super knowledgable about the endocrinology system. She's been my doctor for the last year and she's always been super prompt in getting back to me on lab results via email. She also doesn't make you schedule unnecessary appointments just so that she could gauge your insurance company and make you pay out of pocket expenses. She's a great doctor and I'm glad there are medical professionals out there like her.

Also please let Jacklin know that she is awesome,Outstanding nurse, very caring and kind, thank you…read morefor hiring the best.

During the most stressful time in the medical profession, I have only the best reviews for Dr…read more Abdin and her staff. With a recent diagnosis of breast cancer and now a test confirming I am the owner of Covid antibodies, I've had ALL my messages returned in less than thirty minutes with a follow up from Dr. Abdin by the end of the day. I couldn't dream of better care. Thank you everyone.

I am a retired COO administrator for hospitals & medical groups with Dignity Heath and a…read morepharmacist. As such, I feel I understand the important elements for providing appropriate healthcare to patients. I have seen Crystal Blankenship on two occasions for two visits during the past year. On both occasions I found her to be professional, well grounded, with a focus on what makes sense for an individual patient. She was respectful of my background in healthcare and willing to work in a collaborative fashion to develop/sustain a well thought out medical plan for my healthcare. I look forward to continuing to develop our physician/patient relationship.

I've been a Kaiser patient forever and had to switch to Cigna insurance, and I was not happy…read more That all changed when I found Dr. Blankenship. She has made the transition very easy by engaging me to discuss what has worked in the past and what I need going forward to be the best healthy version of me.