Just saw him yesterday. He's competent, compassionate and spends ample time listening and giving…read moreadvice. He scores a perfect 10. That's why he's so busy and likely closed to new patients!

This has been the only doctor in my adulthood that has taken the time to listen to my concerns. He…read moretook the time to get to know my family medical history and order tests to diagnose me. He also has supported me and explained the options for treatment when I was diagnosed, he truly cares about his patients and helping them have good health! Which is rare in this day and age. I will always be thankful for his guidance and for his care. Now my family goes to him because they saw how good I have felt. I truly hope Sutter does everything to keep him with them. His team is also caring and kind.

I am new in the area looking for a new Physician with a new health care provider looking down the…read morelist of physicians accepting new patients. When I called to get more information, the receptionist said they were not accepting new patients. I suggest that she contact CIGNA to advise they are not accepting. She curtly said "That's not my job" and hung up the phone... RUDE & UNPROFESSIONAL OFFICE PERSONNEL

Staff there are usually friendly and will try to help you the best that they can. Dr. Sato-Re is…read moreone of a kind doctor that will help get to the root of your health concerns. It is not easy getting in as a new patient because they are usually full, but it is a great office overall when you get to know them.

Best Physician I have ever had. Dr. Rishwain is warm, knowledgeable and an advocate for your…read morehealth. Highly recommend, especially if you are a female of any age.

Dr. Rishwain has been my doctor for about ten years now and she is FANTASTIC! She is incredibly…read morecaring, and compassionate, and takes the time to listen to my concerns. Whenever I feel some of my concerns may be silly she reinforces that they're valid concerns and addresses them. Each time I need to talk about something new and I think she may not have the knowledge because it feels so obscure, she completely blows me away with her depth of knowledge of the topic. There has not been a single time where I've thought she wasn't a complete expert on a concern I've brought up. I think she may be a few years younger than I am and I truly hope that I can keep her as my doctor for the rest of my life. Even if I move an hour or two away from her location, I'll still make it a point to schedule my visits with her. Thank you Dr. Rishwain.

Best, best doctor ever. Love him. I I think he is getting ready to retire and believe me he will…read morebe missed.

I was so unhappy with my last doctor, and I ended up switching to Dr. Fields about a year ago. I'm…read moreso glad I did. He helped me get on track with managing my depression. He made me feel like my feelings were valid which was a huge relief, unlike my last doctor who told me I just needed to change the way I ate. He notices things I didn't even come in for...for instance, when I went with my husband for his appointment with Dr. Fields, he noticed that my neck looked larger than normal and suggested I get it looked at..my doctor at the time never mentioned it. Overall, I am grateful to go to Dr. Fields because it is so hard to find a good doctor these days...he is observant, a jokester, and cuts to the chase, knowledgeable, and personable. I would definitely recommend him!

I can confidently say that Dr. Gabriel Reina is one of the best primary care physicians I've ever…read moreencountered. From the moment you meet him, his amazing bedside manner stands out. He takes the time to listen, is extremely attentive, and makes you feel heard--not rushed. What I appreciate most is how responsive he is and how genuinely he seems to care about my overall well-being. That's something I haven't experienced often with doctors, and it truly sets him apart. If you're looking for a physician who combines professionalism with compassion and truly prioritizes his patients, I can't recommend Dr. Reina enough. Ann A

Dr. Reina is the best doctor I have ever seen. He knows his stuff and utilizes high tech to help…read moreyou more effectively. I highly recommend him.

Straight shooter! no BS doc! thank you! I've been struggling for a long time and I never get the…read moreattention I need. I was recommended Dr. Gomes and im glad I was. Took his time and spoke with intention.

Told me I was NOT having side effects that I complained about and cancelled my necessary…read morepsychiatric prescription without notice. Unbelievable.

Our family is very grateful for the care my mother has received for her dementia. The doctor has…read morebeen compassionate, knowledgeable, and patient in explaining her condition and treatment options. We especially appreciate the guidance regarding the new IV infusion treatment and the time taken to answer our questions thoughtfully. It is reassuring to have a physician who listens carefully, treats my mother with dignity, and helps our family feel informed and supported throughout this difficult journey. We highly recommend this doctor to other families seeking dementia care.

Despite the pristine location, spotless office, and seemingly professional exterior, my encounter…read morewith Dr. Reza Pirsaheli was nothing short of appalling. The veneer of refinement quickly fell away the moment I entered the exam room, where I was met with a brusque, dismissive demeanor wholly unbecoming of a physician entrusted with patient care. Dr. Pirsaheli seemed incapable of navigating basic medical record access, expressing visible frustration at his inability to retrieve documents from UC Davis Medical Center and my primary care provider. Instead of exercising patience or professionalism, he summoned his receptionist and proceeded to berate her in my presence. When she resolved the technical issue, he declared that the information was still insufficient, directing me--without prior instruction or notice--to return home, scan my ICU discharge records from UC Davis, and email them to him. To expect a patient, who has been suffering from dizziness and migraines for months, to manage clerical duties on his behalf is absurd and insulting. When I suggested logging into my UC Davis Health mobile app to provide the information immediately, he refused outright, insisting that I "go home and take my time." This cavalier dismissal of my urgent condition was not only unhelpful, it was demeaning. When I pressed the matter, eager for relief, he handed me his business card, pointed toward the door, and effectively dismissed me from his care. What followed descended into farce. After sitting in my car for a while , I returned to the office--having managed to reset my password and access the records --the receptionist scolded me for not simply emailing the files. When I explained that the app only allowed printing, not emailing, Dr. Pirsaheli emerged and began shouting accusations: that I had arrived late, and--absurdly--that I had "punched" his hand when he offered his business card. His tone was hostile, his claims demonstrably false, and his behavior erratic. Feeling attacked, I began recording the exchange for my own protection. Only then did both he and his receptionist abruptly moderate their tone, revealing how performative their aggression had been. The most egregious moment came when Dr. Pirsaheli escalated the situation by calling the police. On the phone, he described me as a "violent African-American with blonde hair"--a statement not only factually incorrect, but deeply revealing of the bias that may have colored his treatment of me from the start. The racialized framing of his false accusation was as offensive as it was reckless. The police arrived promptly, conducted themselves professionally, and confirmed that Dr. Pirsaheli wished to issue me a no-trespass notice. For the record, I had no desire to return. I left his office in tears, disheartened that months of waiting for specialist care had culminated in humiliation and abuse rather than medical help. Dr. Pirsaheli's conduct was not merely unprofessional--it was profoundly unethical. He abdicated his duty of care, substituted hostility for compassion, and weaponized false accusations when confronted with his own inadequacy. Patients deserve better than to be treated as inconveniences or adversaries. If you are seeking genuine medical expertise and humane treatment, I strongly urge you to look elsewhere.

Dr Toe is the best doctor we've come across in many years. He always seems to figure out how to…read morecure our problems, plus he's very pleasant to deal with, I highly recommend him & his PA Samantha Shepherd!

I have been seeing Dr Toe close to 10 years. He has been the most caring and compassionate doctor I…read moreknow. He has gone out of his way to answer all my questions and taken the time to have his office call to check on me.