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STAT MED Urgent Care

3.6 (69 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Making an appointment was fast and easy. Everyone was kind and helpful to my dad who was having severe headaches. Definitely recommend.

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Does this practice take medical?

HI, Alecc. Thank you for your question. We do not take Medical yet, but we do offer a discount for cash payments. If you would like to explore specifics, feel free to call the clinic directly -- 925.315.8828

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Kaiser Permanente Livermore Medical Offices

Kaiser Permanente Livermore Medical Offices

3.2(94 reviews)
1.2 mi

Dr. Shan is wonderful. He takes the time to discuss my concerns and and we go over the different…read moresolutions.

By far the worst patient care I've ever experienced. I'd be switching to a different provider…read moreduring next open enrollment. In one instance, I was waiting for interpretation of important test results related to my health. Instead of receiving an explanation of the results and guidance on next steps, I was told to contact another department myself. Patients should not have to act as intermediaries between Kaiser providers and departments to get answers about tests that Kaiser ordered. In another instance, I sent a message to my primary care physician and received a response from a nurse stating that the doctor was out of the office and that if I wanted an answer, I should resend my message after the doctor returned. I found this completely unreasonable. Why is it the patient's responsibility to keep resending the same message until it happens to reach a doctor at the right time? Messages should either be held for the physician upon return or routed appropriately within the care team. The recurring issue is a lack of ownership. Ordering tests is only part of patient care. Following up with results, explaining what they mean, and providing next steps are equally important. Patients should not have to repeatedly chase down information or navigate internal communication gaps on their own. I expect better coordination and accountability from a healthcare organization of this size.

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Stanford Health Care

2.3(367 reviews)
7.6 mi

In my opinion, this institution is a huge setback to our area. They seem to be more concerned with…read moretheir own interests than the people they "serve". I have tried for over a month to contact patient relations. I got one call back from "Ashley". I called back leaving messages to call back, but now for over a month, they have seemingly deliberately ignored my requests. I put another call in to the main 3333 number to make a fresh request. The person answering clearly knew who I was and what the situation I was calling about was. I was assured I would be called back, but as of one week I have heard nothing. In general, I hear many people say that the doctors there generally don't really care about their patients, that they are arrogant, and don't communicate well. There is much more that i could say, but i will say that a large majority of the staff, are genuine people from our area, and do their job well, but the medical providers are the main problem that i have noticed and heard complaints about. There are definitely some good doctors, but they apper the exception not the rule. i only have experience with certain providers. Some are great some not at all. I do hear feed back from a number of people i know who feel similarly. One other important observation is that when you rate a Stanford doctor highly, they give you a rating questionnaire AFTER EVERY VISIT. Once you give a bad rating, say because you learned that an "excellent " physician was actually a "fair weather friend" and suddenly wasn't so good at all if things got challenging, then they seem to stop asking for evaluations. You will notice that their physicians public individual ratings are based on internal surveys, and it is difficult to find a way to rate the physician outside of their internal system, thus likely artificially boosting their ratings by limiting the negative ratings...

If you are a WOC with break through pain from chronic pain cluster headaches, hemiplegic migraines,…read moreand trigeminal neuralgia/ atypical facial pain...if you choose standards ED proceed with caution. IKYKY Came to the ED for a really bad cluster headache and trigeminal neuralgia attack. Feel free to look up the nicknames for those illnesses. When getting treatment, a PA made sure to tell me he doesn't prescribe narcotics, which was odd because that would actually make my pain worse and I'm allergic to them. The comment came unprompted when I was crying and the nurse trying to start an IV. They gave me fluids and migraine cocktail despite telling them it won't work. The treatment finishes, and as expected it didn't work. I eventually get to the observation unit, not technically admitted but there to get some imaging. They give me IV Tylenol, after telling me that I might have a Tylenol overuse headache along with more fluids. I got Ativan for an MRI, had the scan, and then go to bed around midnight. I wake up 3 hours later in excruciating pain and used the call butting to ask for pain relief. They bring me both ice and a hot pack. When the nurse came I did my best to not cry, only because it would have increased my pain, and hugged a pillow while they gave me the packs. 2 hours passed and I'm sobbing and absolutely inconsolable. This pain was past the 10/10 limit on the pain scale. I was in so much pain to the point my mental health was becoming compromised. I rang the call button through out the night and was only given heat packs. Hours passed in a pure state of paralyzing pain until around 9-10AM when a nurse came in to check on me. I was just crying, not able to do anything but just curl up in a ball and wanted to just go home and be with my pets if I was just going to suffer. I came here because UCSF ran out of answers on what they can do to help me very treatment resistant pain. They eventually give me more Ativan to stop me from crying and then left me alone in my room still in excruciating pain. Around noon I had finally gotten highflow oxygen, which I learned at the time was the tip treatment for cluster headaches. I waited in so much and felt so vulnerable and minimized with how I was treated. They were happy to use Ativan to stop me from crying from pain because I guess it's annoying, than to actually treat conditions called the suic*de headache/ disease and help me get to a pain level that is bearable. The neurologist that saw me gave me the "I'm sorry this is happening" and refused to write an RX because I didn't qualify due to me not having respiratory issues despite oxygen being the recommended treatment for my cluster headaches. They recommended that I come back every time for O2 for my cluster headaches instead of having a home treatment. This experience was definitely a learning moment, I didn't get this type of treatment that had such contempt for chronic pain patients when I lived in Oakland and went to Highland. I left feeling like I should have never came to the ER and should have dealt with this by my self at home, no matter how bad it gets. I guess the silver lining is that they were less condescending than UCSF, I guess. The only reason why I would come back is because my options are limited on where I can go.

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East Bay Pediatric Primary Care

4.2(18 reviews)
7.3 mi

I've been taking my child to Dr. Jumig for almost two years now. I found him after a couple of bad…read moreexperiences with other practitioners. Yes, it is a bit odd to have a doctor answer the phone all the time, but he is more than happy to set up an appointment, and he always is thorough on details pertaining to the patient. He has even come through last minute when we needed him. My recent experience, he requested a blood testing (which hasn't been done by my other two children from previous experience) for my youngest child (he asked me if my child had been taking in any iron) and they found my youngest has an anemic condition from that blood test. With a regular provider, I'm pretty certain (based on my other two children) that I may not have even known about his condition had I not come here. He's always been so patient and friendly whenever we come to his clinic to get our child checked. He always thinks of the patient and is always happy to help the parent navigate anything they need for their child. After assigning him as my child's PCP the process has always been so smooth. I don't have to wait on the phone for odd amount of minutes (I have been on hold for nearly an hour to set up appointments in the past), he's in a decent location, no waiting 2 to 3 weeks of appointment time to get my child's needs taken care of. He will take you in within the same week, if not the same day, if he has the availability. I highly recommend this doctor if you are looking for someone who is always more than happy to help, can take care of your child's needs first, and not having to navigate through a whole system to get an appointment.

Dr. Jumig has been my daughter's pediatrician ever since she was born. Now, 10 years later, he is…read morestill her pediatrician who always has wonderful bedside manners and answers all our questions knowledgeably. If you're still debating whether or not to take your child here, all I can say is don't hesitate to have him as your child's pediatrician! Lately, he's pretty much been manning his office as both the doctor and as receptionist, but although he has a bit more duties than usual, he still has a smile on his face! Honestly, I don't even think I have ever seen him annoyed or angry every. Lol

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Dublin Pediatric Urgent Care - We've Moved

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2.6(13 reviews)
7.2 mi

I recently moved to the area, and of course that means changing doctors. I'm so glad that there's a…read moreSutter location fairly close to home. If you need labs...I hope your phone or iPad are charged or you brought something to read. You'll probably wait a little while. But at least the phlebotomist was able to get my labs drawn on the first poke, despite my teeny tiny cancer survivor veins. This brings me to my next point -- the oncology department seems like a really well run machine. I hope it wasn't just a fluke. I had almost zero wait time in the waiting room before the medical assistant took my vitals and led me to an exam room. My oncologist was thorough and it was a comfort knowing that if I ever do need cancer treatment again, at least I'll be in good hands. I've had two appointments with their diagnostic imaging department, and I was so relaxed I actually fell asleep during my first one, which was a neck ultrasound. The technician who performed it was so sweet and gentle as she took the images for my doctor to review. I had to deduct a star due to the parking situation. Yes, there is valet but seriously this place needs to add additional parking. This is a multi-story building with many departments and I find myself arriving at least a half hour earlier than my appointment "arrive by" time (which is usually 15 min. before) just to find parking.

This was our first truly unsatisfactory experience…read more We saw Dr. Ryan Lin for our 5.5-year-old, and the interaction felt very rushed and dismissive. It seemed like questions were not welcomed, even though parents naturally rely on doctors to help explain and educate during appointments. Unfortunately, the staff interaction felt similar -- very little communication, warmth, or engagement with our child. It honestly made us reconsider our experience with Sutter overall, although our primary care doctor, Dr. Nishant Goyal, has been wonderful. I hope the administration addresses expectations around patient communication and bedside manner, especially when caring for children. Families deserve to feel heard, supported, and treated with kindness

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