Dr. Chu was on call when I needed a C-section in 6/2022. He is such a nice and kind man and…read moredelivered my 10 pounder with care and precision. Ladies, I do not have a bikini body, but if I did have one, I barely have a C-section scare! He is an excellent surgeon. I'm back admitted here at Sutter downtown Sac.and I will not be sad if he ends up doing my next C-section. Thank you Dr. Chu!

As I reflect on my first pregnancy and my first delivery I think I have things to add to my…read moreprevious review. Dr. Chu has a great bedside manner, calm cool and collected. Makes you feel at ease and comfortable. I did not see any other doctors in the office while in prenatal care with dr chu. What I want to add is a few things centered around my delivery itself. Firstly, I had one (maybe 2?) appointments where my blood pressure was higher than normal and this caused for concern and Dr chu suggested that if I had the high blood pressure again he would recommend inducing my labor on or near my due date. What ended up happening was my blood pressure leveled out and he said we wouldn't need to induce. I ended up going into spontaneous labor with no intervention or swabs/sweeps a week early. As mentioned in my previous review, Dr chu was not on call or working that day but he came in and delivered my baby anyway. He was encouraging and present for my 4 hours of pushing. We ended up having to do pitocin because my baby was showing signs of distress and wasn't progressing as expected. Eventually i ran out of steam and didn't have much left in my tank even with the epidural. We needed an intervention. C section was briefly brought up but luckily we didn't go that route. Some Doctors will bring up c sections with much less reason to do so. I'm glad Dr chu didn't push that Onto me. What we did do was a vacuum birth. It was a little scary for me but it's what was needed to get my baby out safely. Now that I'm almost due to have my second and no longer can see Dr chu due to insurance i appreciate his care and service more than ever. I do not know the doctors at my current facility and will not meet anyone prior to giving birth. It worries me not knowing what my Dr will be like this time around. If you are pregnant and want a good experience with an OB, Dr chu is an excellent choice,

I've been coming here for a few years. I came in for my annual OBGYN apt and discussed my previous…read moreyear's issues that were on file and followed up. Mind you, this was discussed at my annual appt last year. I was NOT charged last year for a combination visit. This year I was charged a combination visit stating that I had discussed other issues during my routine exam that were not supposed to be discussed. I was charged $150 just to review my chart with the doctor. It's absolutely disgusting to me that this happened. I reached out a few times and challenged the billing due believing it was a mis-coding in billing only to find out that because I reviewed with the doctor my (not on going issues), to up date my file, the charge was labeled as non preventative care and was coded as an office visit. Mind you, these are the same issues I had the year before and was not charged. I'm disgusted with how this was handled as I am now on a journey of finding a new Doctor that will NOT take advantage of me or my time for Profit. Shameful.

I saw she doesn't have 5 stars and realized I better write a review so ppl can know that she IS 5…read morestar and I highly recommend her. It is so hard to find a great doctor and she IS!

Update: I still go here. The COVID-y scheduling issues are long gone. Wonderful doctors are still…read morehere even if Dr. Gregg has moved on and Dr. Huiga retired.

I called in mid-Sept for a new patient appointment and the receptionist told me to call back…read moreOctober 1st to get an appointment with a doctor that will open her calendar for November appointments. I called today on October 1st and a different receptionist told me that the new patient appointments are all full and appointments don't open up on the first of the month. Then, the receptionist informed me to call back periodically to get an appointment. They also don't have a way to be on an interest list or wait list, so new patients are expected to spend their time calling to make an appointment which is very inefficient. It's also bad practice that the receptionists are telling potential patients discrepant information.

I know one does not usually rave about her gynecologist, but having had a few horror stories under…read moremy belt with quite a few; I have to say that Dr. Sarchiasian is the best! She has a wonderful bedside manner and I never feel like she's in a rush when she comes in the door. She listens to my questions and takes the time to explain things. Just want to give a lil' shout out to a good doctor and I would highly recommend her!

Dr. Sarchisian is one of the best doctors I have ever met! She made me feel very comfortable during…read moreeach visit. She is very caring, takes her time to listen and explain things. At 39 weeks of pregnancy I had to make a very important decision due to a few circumstances. I got in contact with her literally last minute and she was there for me at the time when I did not know what would be the right choice to make. Due to her professional opinion, I delivered a healthy baby & myself bypassed possible complications! So grateful for her.

I'm a patient in this office, Dr. Christine she's wonderful and nice doctor I really feel…read morecomfortable with her , she tell u every thing about pregnancy and also takes care about all the medication if is it good or bad for u , best doctor ever , Also front desk are nice

The doctors and medical staff at this office are wonderful--kind, professional, and attentive…read more Unfortunately, the front desk experience is a different story. On multiple occasions, I have walked up to the reception desk and been completely ignored for several minutes while staff appeared to avoid acknowledging patients. A simple greeting or "we'll be right with you" would go a long way. The front desk is the first impression patients receive when entering a medical office, and customer service should be a priority in that role. Being left standing there for 2-3 minutes without any acknowledgment feels rude and unprofessional. While the healthcare providers and medical staff are excellent, I hope management addresses the front office's lack of attentiveness and patient service, as it does not reflect the quality of care provided by the rest of the team.

I had an appointment for nexplanon removal. I had Dr. Christine Grisbach Smith. Admittedly, I was…read morenervous based off reviews. On the contrary, I don't judge if I never had an experience. I want to emphasize I went for something different than most people as many are already pregnant etc. I am also not downplaying anyone's experience or how they felt. I'm simply writing about mine. She was super informative and kind to me. Her demeanor seemed more stern and strict, but I've lived more than 4 counties over the last 4 years in California and honestly, I've met doctors that are genuinely not genuine in their practice and genuinely don't care. Anyways, I had several questions and concerns. She explained in a professional manner and personally what her opinion was if she was me. There was no personal bias whatsoever. She weighed my options and gave me a couple minutes to actually decide. She talked me through the removal which was quick and painless. Overall great experience. Also, I genuinely mean almost all the staff said bye to me and had beautiful smiles lol. None of us know what happens behind anyone's closed doors, maybe they just caught certain people on their bad days; take everything with a grain of salt. To be considered is to also be considerate :)

I have never experienced such cold, unprofessional "care." I am 19 weeks pregnant and suffering…read morefrom severe sciatica that radiates to my ankle. I spent my appointment crying and begging for the medical leave paperwork (Alight/FMLA) that I need to protect my job. My employer cannot accommodate my pain, and I am at risk of losing my livelihood. The NP (Christine) flatly refused to help, hiding behind an "office policy" that says they don't sign paperwork until 36 weeks. Not only is this policy a violation of California PDL law, but what she did next was even worse: She falsified my medical record. In my visit notes, she wrote that I "did not desire" a work note. This is a complete lie. I begged for it, and I even went back to the front desk after the appointment to ask a second time, only to be brushed off again. She also ignored my depression screening score of 19 (Severe) and wrote that I had a "normal mood" while I was sitting right in front of her sobbing. If you want a provider who follows the law and documents the truth, stay far away from this office. I had to go to Urgent Care immediately after just to get tests and blood pressure check which was raised because of this office idk if this office was too "busy" or "lazy" to handle correctly.

I love this location of Capital OB/Gyn! The receptionists, blood pressure, weight checkers, note…read moretakers and of course doctors are amazing. I love how nice everything is. When you park in the garage down below, you get a ticket to be validated upstairs in the office. After that you go to the office and check in on the tablet which is convenient and confidential. You might be asked to fill out some paperwork. You are not waiting long until you get called back for a urine sample, weight and blood pressure check. Then you are instructed to go to your room and change. I am a returning patient and both doctors I have had provide quality care. They take time with you to get to know you and your overall health and history. The doctors here are thorough and give their patients options. I am a big fan of Dr. Wilson who makes her patients feel safe, seen and heard. She takes the time out of her weekend to call patients and check in on them. I highly recommend coming here for all of your women health needs!

The worst experience ever. I used to go to the Cadillac branch, but there were no doctors or…read moresupervisors anymore, only nurses. So, I moved to the Downtown branch, and it is even worse. I arrived for my 11:00 AM appointment, only to be told there were four patients ahead of me. After finally getting into the exam room, I ended up wasting four hours of my time due to their management failure and poor scheduling.

WOW!!! Doctor Graham is the best doctor ever in Sacramento, I mean what I say. He took so care of…read moreme 34 years ago and I'm so elated to have been his patience. He was gentle, kind, considerate, always alert and followed up during my pregnancy and so funny all the time. He was never a down moment. He always kept me rolling . Here is my baby 34 years later.

Five stars all around! *warning* this review does politely mention bodily function so if it's not…read moresomething you want to read, move on, no problem. I was referred to OB/GYN after having persistent lower left quadrant pain (a really nice switchblade effect) that was a serious drag on my energy and well-being for over three years. I had received various potential ideas from well meaning practitioners for why I would be having these pains (ovarian cysts, endometriosis, UTI, interstitial cystitis, pelvic floor issues) and I had clocked more visits than I'd like to admit to urgent care and even several ER visits over the years. The mystery was not getting solved and for mid 2022-23 I was literally working and studying laying down because I couldn't sit for a significant length of time. I'm very grateful for the ER doc who said I needed to see an OB/GYN who could evaluate me for endometriosis. I'm very grateful for the referral to Dr. Graham! I had previously had been a patient of my old gynecologist for 10 years in LA so it's always a bit stressful meeting a new doctor, especially when it's a gynecologist, but Dr. Graham immediately put me at ease. The physical exam was not painful at all. Ladies, we know that there can be a big variation here but Dr. Graham is a total pro. The exam included a pap which when done by inexperienced hands can be excruciating. This was an almost zero pain exam. He also ordered an annual mammogram. He did not want to go right to a laparoscopic surgery for my pain but wanted to try something else first. He had insight that no one else had. He looked at my abdominal CT scan done a few months earlier and suggested since there was a large quantity of stool in the image, that I might have constipation. Because I regularly "went" (but had always struggled in this area since about age 8) I had never mentioned it to a doctor. It was just another problem area that I tried to self-manage. I tried Dr. Graham's suggestion for Miralax used regularly (for regularity) and I began to feel better and with less pain after several weeks. It was nothing short of a miracle after a decade of major struggles and a lifetime of difficulties. There hasn't been a need for further intervention, although I've had a GI referral, a colonoscopy, and follow up for suspected IBS-C with some helpful medication prescribed for cramps. Dr. Graham is the Sherlock Holmes of medicine! I've seen specialists who are so hyper focused on their specialty that they can't see how other parts connect. He has a great mind and a very down to earth way of communication with actionable steps to help. To top it off he was very open to prescribing HRT after I started experiencing major hot flashes this summer. Cue Perimenopause (confirmed with blood work), even though my denial was so strong it took my older sister to give me a reality check that I wasn't just breaking out into sweats dozens of times a day (and night!) because it was hot! I call these tiny pills of estrogen and progesterone my "happy pills"! I had no idea how much I would be helped by Dr. Graham for both a chronic painful condition that had heretofore been undiagnosed, and also with regular gynecological care. Highly recommend!

I can't remember what hospital I was at but My name is Frankie Alexander salazar sr ,I wanna thank…read morethe 5 females who saved my life The trauma unit,in UCDAVIS hospital Nov 26th 2022 and all the nurses the only one I remember is amber ur husband is a lucky man to have you, Just a compliment,anywho I'm alive in a wheelchair I had all my ribs broken on my right side ,my hip broken ,my right shoulder blade broken ,I'm still in pain but for the first time I can lay on my left side to sleep ,it feels so good,I love you all at UC Davis hospital you { ALL ) treated me like a king you all deserve a raise.

Love the experience at UC Davis Health! I went to Kaiser for our first born and when we switched…read moreour insurance to UC Davis it was completely day and night. Not like Kaiser, UC Davis doctors and nurses let us rest after giving birth. They didn't come every hour banging on our door like Kaiser. The level of care is literally up a notch. What impressed me was the food. They served us breakfast, lunch, and dinner in bed and the best is yet to come... the celebratory gormet meal after birth. They made sure we were well rested and fed at all times. We were really happy with the experience we had at UC Davis. Just wish we delivered our first child here too.

I cannot believe this "doctor" is still able to practice at this facility based on many of the…read morereviews I've read not just on Yelp but other platforms as well. I've already filed a grievance with Sutter Health Plus, so I hope they truly take some course of action. Dr. Kopf lacks compassion, bedside manner, and seems like she absolutely hates her job. Why even bother to be in a profession where your entire job is to care for people? I had seen another OB at the same office and was diagnosed with a missed miscarriage. She was incredibly compassionate, showed empathy, and even gave me and my husband some time in the room to fully wrap our heads around the news we had just received. Dr. Kopf, on the other hand, seemed like she could not care less. I was given medication to induce the miscarriage at home, but after many, many hours, nothing was happening. So, I called in and gave all of my information and concerns to the triage nurse. When Dr. Kopf first called me, I was on the phone speaking to another physician, so I couldn't answer her. She eventually called me back not long after, which I appreciated. I thanked her for calling back and apologized for missing her first call. She then immediately asks "what do you need?" Umm, excuse me? I was so taken aback because I expected her to confirm whatever she gathered from the triage notes, but it was clear she didn't, nor did she even read up on any notes in my chart. After explaining my situation and my concerns, she showed absolutely zero compassion (every person I've spoken to since my miscarriage has been so incredibly compassionate and even apologized that I have to be going through this). Dr. Kopf? She couldn't give two f#$%s what you're going through. Ultimately, she was of no help, couldn't answer one of my biggest concerns. She sounded so annoyed to be on the phone with me and made all of her answers short, as if she just wanted to be done with the conversation. I hope to never see her since the physicians at this office rotate.

I just had my first appointment with Dr. Kopf, and I found both her and her staff very kind, caring…read moreand knowledgeable. I got there really, really early (you never know what parking is going to be like downtown - but I lucked out), and it's a good thing as I was told she runs a tight ship and if I had been late I'd need to reschedule. That's awesome, I appreciate a doctor who values everyone's time! I never once felt rushed.Dr. Kopf listened to me, asked questions I hadn't thought of bringing up (but I'm glad she did), and was in general very calming. I greatly appreciated that, because seeing a new GYN for the first time can be unsettling at best. I feel very comfortable with Dr. Kopf and would feel comfortable bringing up any medical issues I may have in the future.