I came down to Merced with some mental illness and some drug use going on someone offered me a line…read moreof fentanyl something I never done before I did it looked around and said thank you Jesus I should have just thank Dr Diaz and before I did it because I ended up in the emergency room screaming over the most extreme pain I've ever felt with my leg nothing else to move. I was told I had compartment syndrome and I might lose my leg and it looks like I was going to there was hardly a pulse they were looking at it and I haven't sat there for 3 days with no one doing anything finally at like 11:00 and 9:00 Dr Diaz came in or called and said he was ready to do surgery because he was going to save my leg. He did surgery he did a fasciotomy which is a horrendous surgery for the patient but the good part is those three giant incisions on my leg weren't even felt by me. But the pain was still there your pain. I sat in the hospital for a month and a half he did two more surgeries the last one he did this last Monday the day I was supposed to get out with the first set of close-up stitches in my leg. Because he did that surgery on Monday and put a half cast on and wrapped it when I was released on Wednesday second I got home I had the wheelchair and I had a walker I thought I'd be in a wheelchair cuz I hadn't been walking for a month and a half and was told that I need physical therapy I had to use a walker because of the living situation took it slow it was hard I was winded but I can walk on it because of his his procedure and how he put the cast on it only can I walk on it because I lost the use of the nerves in my leg I have drop foot that's why I needed this half cast. I was washing my face and hands in my bathroom and I went out to clean up my room because my dad was coming I wanted to look good because it's a room and board that he helped me pay for it and it started cleaning up and I was doing it without the Walker I didn't even realize it. It's like my leg was still there I got and after surgery slipper that I'm wearing but I still use my Walker and I know they're going to put a prosthetic piece or a certain piece on my leg so I can wear a shoe again and I'll be able to walk he saved my leg and I can walk I thought it'd take forever this man is my hero he's a wonderful surgeon he's polite he talked to my parents like he cared and when whatever worked out and it all worked out because of Doctor Diaz he's a wonderful surgeon polite just a wonderful man I want to thank him.

He is amazing! I had back surgery over a year ago by another doctor in Modesto. I have 2 titanium…read morerods in my back. It was the worst pain I have ever had in my life. After everything healed up my lower back was killing me. My doctor referred me to Dr. Garcia. He had an x-ray done on my lower back and I found out that I have arthritis in my back. He did a steroid epidermal. Wow, my back feels better, no pain. I didn't realize that my lower back was affecting other things in me like my balance. I have been able to walk the same way I used to walk many years ago. I saw him again and he will be doing the steroid epidermal again. After that he plans on burning the nerves in my lower back and I will be pain-free forever. I love him.

Husband first visit - we were referred to Dr Naseem & were…read moreimpressed! Good service:) Dr Naseem very knowledgeable ,explains & g to hen listens to his patients. Highly recommended.

Dr Beauchman is great (5+ stars) however the office staff not so much (0 stars)…read more Dr B has done a knee replacement and manipulation on me. At each visit he listens to my questions and concerns and he takes the time to explain what to expect (in simple, plain language) and options. I have never felt rushed and have the greatest confidence in his skills as a surgeon. The staff is not friendly or engaging. They do the bare minimum. The feeling I'm left with is that I'm an inconvenience; even the nurse acts like she can't wait to get out of the room. It's not uncommon to call and immediately be put on hold without any greeting or acknowledgment. And if a message is left, the call is NEVER returned in a timely manner if at all. Also the voice message says they're on the other line even if their office is closed. Case in point, I had a knee manipulation done on Thursday midday. We live 1 hour 10 minutes away. On the way home, post procedure, I got a text that my pain meds were being filled in Merced. I immediately called the office and was put on hold as mentioned earlier. Eventually someone did pick up (which in my experience isn't always the case) and I explained my situation; have left Merced already and on my way home. Asked if they could transfer the rx to the pharmacy closer to my home. Was told they would look into it and get back to me. 3 hours later there was no response and their office was closing in 30 mins for the day. I started calling and my calls kept going to voicemail. By 5 pm I thought I would try to manage the pain as best as I could and call the next day. Called on Friday and kept getting the voicemail so I called the surgical center only to learn that Dr B's office was closed Friday for Juneteenth. This meant no pain meds until Monday at the earliest. Not a good situation. So I left a voice message asking to speak to the office manager Monday morning. And yes, the voice message said they were on the other line with another patient even though they were closed for the day. Monday morning came and went; no returned call so I called again after their lunch break. Spoke to the office manager who at no time acknowledged or apologized for my experience but was informed that they had a lot of messages to go through. What I would like for an outcome so that other patients don't experience this is the following: 1. Staff go through customer service training. 2. All calls answered with some sort of salutation before being put on hold. 3. All calls on hold are monitored and someone checking in occasionally to let the caller know they're aware of the wait. 4. Messages are triaged with more time sensitive calls (aka recent procedure) getting top priority. 5. Any patient who's had a procedure in the last 24 hours gets a response same day as their call with a description of next steps. 6. Change out of office message when closed. Also be aware that the office uses air fresheners. So be prepared if you have an olfactory sensitivity. Needless to say, once I finish up my appointments for this current recovery I'll be changing offices. And I'm 100% confident that this office won't care.

This man performed an operation on my meniscus. He was patient and interested in my questions and…read moreanticipated a few needs before I thought of them: doctor's note from work for my consultation, estimate for recovery time based on my specific work load, and willingness to get me in for surgery when it suited me best (ASAP!). He's got a great bedside manner and a humble demeanor with both patients and his helpful staff. I talked to a few of them and they really love working with him.

I saw this doctor last year and he told me I was going to need surgery for a torn meniscus and…read moremisplaced patella. Well life happens and I didn't get to run into Merced and have surgery that week. I had to wait until my life allowed for it. He had NO IDEA what my life has been like for the last year. He never even bothered to even ask. He said he never told me I needed surgery which is a bold faced lie! I was there at my appointment last year and I'm sure I remember it better than he does!!! It was MY appointment and he sees a lot of people besides me I'm sure. After berating me for waiting so long, he finally said I need a new MRI. That's all he had to say in the first place instead of belittling me in the office like he did!! He had me on the verge of tears. He was a complete and total ass!! I will NEVER go back to this doctor again and I don't recommend him to anyone unless of course you like to be treated by someone who talks over you, doesn't listen to you, and tells you that you don't know what you're talking about in a very condescending manner. His office assistant was very nice but that's not enough to make me ever see this doctor again.

Best Chiropractor ever, staff is great, always thoughtful and professional. I was afraid to go…read morebut he put me at ease and answered my questions and I am feeling so much better. Thank you for your help.

Went for a few sessions but didn't get the treatment I needed…read more Karen who does the billing looked up my insurance information and assured me that I would only be charged around $20 per visit. I finally get the bill and each visit cost over 4-5 times this amount. Ultimately was left unhappy and had to find a more honest establishment.

Just started going here for therapy after my shoulder surgery and they been great..I would suggest…read moreto anyone who needs these services to go here you won't regret it..

Bryant Orthopedic pt is great! Christie and her staff are awesome ! I had shoulder surgery and as…read moremuch as it hurts during each session I always feel better after I'm done. I look forward to each season. They all very professional and very fun to be around. Thank you all at Bryant for all you do. Rebecca Wester

To start, the wait times are atrocious. Plan our a few hours for your appointment with this office,…read morebut that's the least of the worries. Most of the office staff needs to be trained on how to work with people. It's obvious these girls have medical or HIPPA training. It's crazy. They will tell you that you're scheduled for a procedure, only to find out day of, you're NOT on the schedule. They put it on you, the patient to set up therapy and or whatever else you need to heal properly. If I could give zero stars I would 100000x.

I recently had surgery at Tenaya Medical Group/Dr. Ward. This was the most unpleasant experience…read moreI've ever had. Very unorganized offices, incorrect office visits dates, poor communication from first exam to post op (never saw the doctor after surgery to get recovery information). My family and friends are shocked with this highly unprofessional treatment from start to finish. I just pray my wound heals well since apparently the doctor has no need for post op care nor concern.

Very rude customer service on the phone... Was on hold the FIRST time for 11 minutes, hung up and…read morecalled again and on hold another 7 minutes...... This is not the way you want to be treated when you are in pain and what to schedule a follow up appointment......

Dr. Nadir Adam: According to the licensing board in Sacrament he is a "Colon/Rectal" surgeon. That…read moreis his ONLY specialty... period. In January 2022 H. H. Betts, a frail 88 year old man, was admitted to Merced Medical Center for a severe ulceration on his foot. A podiatrist, Dr. James Huish, was the first treating doc and Huish brought in Dr. Adam as the second opinion and surgeon. Both insisted that the foot needed to be amputated ... immediately due to gas gangrene. Their alarming insistence led us to do look for and retain a qualified opinion from an orthopedic surgeon, Dr Mario Sablan. In the end, it was doctor Sablan who saved the foot from amputation by use of high powered antibiotics and special wound care. Doctors Huish or Adam showed little medical restraint, lacked good judgement skills and were horrible diagnosticians. Further, the two were truly ghoulish in their attempts to cause more harm than good.

From the owner: Dignity Health Medical Group - Merced (multi-specialty) is a medical group that offers many…read moreservices, including endocrinology, family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, neurology, vascular neurology, OBGYN, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, and sports medicine. Visit Dignity Health Medical Group - Merced (multi-specialty) located at 315 Mercy Ave, Merced, CA. This medical group is one of the best in California. As part of the Dignity Health network, Dignity Health Medical Group - Merced is dedicated to delivering high-quality, compassionate care and access to Merced and nearby communities.