Lots of wonderful, helpful people. Volunteers assist with directing patients and visitors as…read moreneeded. Parking can be a challenge but Security shuttles patients, staff and visitors if desired.

We lost my father yesterday at this hospital. In the ED department Erica was our savior, and all…read morethe staff around her, I didn't get all the names, but they were all amazing. I could have do e without the doctors, they were useless and just walked around like gods and acted like they were in charge and knew what they were doing. They did not. It was very apparent. When my father was transferred to the ICU all family were invited in, we are had accepted and new it was our final hours. This is where Carlee stepped in, she was the angel we needed. She was our nurse and handled the whole process with love in her heart and actions. Again the doctors up there came around talking in circles and I had to correct them on the events of the day because they were just making things up and acting like they knew. Treating us like idiots. All the doctors I had an interaction with could have never shown there faces or talked in circles and just not been there and they would have never been missed. They were useless. The staff on that floor, besides the doctors, were angels and let us have our last hours with him be what we needed to let him go peacefully. Language barriers beside, the bedside manners of these doctors is ridiculous, they know nothing of "care" without Carlee, Erica and surrounding staff, that place would be abandoned. As my Father was passing and after he passed Erica came up stairs to see how he was. She was human, and compassionate. After he passed and we had our time, there were hugs and tears on both sides. The Doctors, absent. I enjoyed that, I am afraid I would have shared my feelings with them in a bad way. I plan on going back and thanking the staff that did there job as soon as I can do it without losing it. Thank you Erica and Carlee and God bless you and staff for doing what you do. My father's name was Michael McKinley Kent, my name is Dale McKinley Kent.

i had a hip replacement 2 weeks ago . Dr Brooks was my surgeon . I was admitted into the new…read moresurgical joint replacement center . My experience there was excellent from the admit department to the pre op room and recovery room. The nurses , all of the staff and especially my surgeon Dr . Brooks and his assitant Dan , the anesthesiologist .. i was treated with so much care . My recovery has been so excellent . I struggled with severe pain for 2 years and now I'm having no pain , my surgical site pain is minimum and tolerated . I had my staples removed today , walking into my surgeons office with the walker and in no pain was such a blessing ! Thank you Dr Brooks for all You have done . I appreciate your expertise you are an amazing surgeon ! Thank you Beverly C Vacaville Ca

All the nurses and the doctor at the ER was pleasant and kind customer service appreciationread more

This is specific to the security and nurses I've had the delight of meeting. I frequently visit…read morethis hospital as my mother's caregiver and every time, the employees have treated us with grace, kindness and thoughtfulness. Both the lady and male security guards went out of their way to locate my grandma's cane we had left a month prior. The nurses (Kaitlyn in med surge) and Carmie (CNA) at her most recent hospitalization were thorough with both managing her care, but also sharing her discharge information. I really appreciated the encouraging words from them as well. I can't speak on much of the doctors themselves, but my grandma's alive and doing well so I'd say that's been good. My only complaints are: the small ED lobby that feels like a bubble of germs with the circle of seats to cough onto each other. The lack of communication with wait times in between information given once you're in a room in the ED... and bedside with some ER doctors. But that's par the course for most hospitals.

I saw Dr Arthur yesterday, my regular doctor, and not only did she fill out my forms needed, wrote…read moreme an accommodation letter & follow up with me after my urgent care visit; she also was able to remove the recently noticed earring back stuck in my skin in my ear. The skin had grown over it and even though I got the earring out, the back wouldn't budge and it hurt. In times before, I'd remember that some doctors would turn my newly found concerns away and tell me I had to make another appointment. Dr Arthur did it all. She's amazing and overall Sutter has been a great place to have my medical care. Thank you again!

The biggest plus is of course that they are open 24/7. It makes a huge difference to get help in a…read moremoment notice. Everyone is super friendly, nice and helpful. Yes, I had to wait a bit, but my kitty was not a true emergency. She had an UTI. The doctors were pretty thorough and explained everything well . It made a huge difference in her well being to get seen, diagnosed and treated asap. My two visits here have been very good and helpful. I will come back again if I have the need for my pets. Thank you to each and everyone working here!

The front and back "staff" were very efficient, empathetic, friendly and professional. I had…read moreinitially left a message for somebody to call me regarding a potential visit to the clinic with my kitty Rusty. The call was returned well within an hour. I was relieved and very appreciative of that. I will return to the Solano-Napa Pet ER Clinic for future needs of my pet(s) I thank them all. Oh, and the veterinarian was exceptional. (Don't remember his name)

I still stand behind everything I wrote in my previous review. My father continues to receive…read morecompassionate, loving care from the incredible nurses, CNAs, therapists, and physician at The Ranch. They know him, they genuinely care about him, and that means the world to our family. That said, I have two concerns that I hope management will address. The first is the decision to convert one of the rooms into a three-bed room. Quite honestly, it is simply too small. There isn't enough room for three patients, their visitors, wheelchairs, walkers, and the staff who need to care for them. The patient in the bed nearest the door has people constantly squeezing past, and visitors often have to step out of the way just so others can enter or leave. With three televisions competing for attention and conversations happening all around, the room often feels chaotic rather than restful. When a physician, nurse, therapist, or other staff member comes in to provide care or transport a patient to therapy, the room becomes so crowded family members often need to step out just so everyone can move safely. Maneuvering wheelchairs and walkers in such a confined space is difficult, and there is very little privacy for conversations about a patient's care. Even as visitors, we often find ourselves speaking in a low tone of voice because we don't want to disturb the other patients or interrupt their care. It creates a crowded, uncomfortable atmosphere that doesn't feel conducive to healing and, in my opinion, could become a safety issue if there were ever an emergency. My second concern is staffing. This is not a criticism of the staff themselves. Quite the opposite. They continue to be some of the kindest, most compassionate people we've ever met. My concern is that they appear to be carrying an impossible workload. They are constantly moving, always helping someone, and rarely seem to have a moment to breathe. It breaks my heart because these are exceptional caregivers, and I worry that they're being asked to do too much. I truly hope management recognizes that the people working here are this facility's greatest asset. Please don't stretch them so thin that they burn out, and please reconsider whether that three-bed room is really in the best interest of the patients. We remain grateful for the care our father receives, and we still recommend The Ranch. I hope management views this review in the spirit it's intended. We continue to trust The Ranch with our father's care, which is exactly why I'm taking the time to write this. These concerns aren't meant to criticize the outstanding staff--they're meant to help preserve the quality of care that makes this facility so special :)

The nursing staff at this facility are clearly overwhelmed, overworked, and experiencing burnout…read more Chronic understaffing and unreasonable patient-to-nurse ratios are putting an enormous amount of pressure on the nurses and compromising their ability to provide the quality care patients deserve. Management needs to take responsibility and take meaningful action to address the staffing issues instead of allowing nurses to continue carrying an unsafe and unrealistic workload. The high staff turnover is a clear indication that something needs to change. Nurses should not have to constantly work short-staffed, skip breaks, and struggle to meet every patient's needs because there are simply not enough staff. The nurses and patients deserve better. This facility urgently needs to improve staffing, workload distribution, and management support before the situation gets worse.

My 97 year old Mother spent the last 3 weeks here recovering from severe hydration which caused her…read morefall. She was here 2 years ago. We were happy with the care she received, that's why we brought her back again. First of all, it's a very clean facility, small and personal, but most of all great staff. The nurses my Mom had were professional & helpful. The CNA's were amazing. The ones I will mention were the very best. Mario, Smile, Rain, and one special CNA on swing shift named Michelle. Jessica on the weekends was also an excellent help with my Mom, Nursing director Teri was extremely helpful, always available to help. Vanessa social worker was also fantastic at assisting with so much. The physical therapists & occupational therapists were also great. I hope my Mom never has to go back, but if she ever did, Legacy would surely be our number 1 pick. Much love & thanks to the staff. We are forever grateful for their kind & wonderful care of our Mother. Thank you so much!

I was sent to Legacy for nursing and physical therapy services, following Spinal Surgery. This…read morefacility was clean. The frontline staff was professional, kind, and engaging. However, I experienced a lack of preparation, an absence of communication, and a failure to reorder necessary medications --on multiple occasions. These negative aspects of my time at the Legacy stemmed from the Administration's systemic failure. Administration provided no orientation or introduction to the facility. Thus, I had no knowledge of visiting hours, food menus, or any patient rules. I did not even know there was an onsite Social Worker until the last week of my 5 week stay. I had to track her down to find out if administration had a discharge plan for me. I was initially provided a wheel chair with no foot rests and a bed with no arm rests. This was at a time when I was non ambulatory. Eventually, these medical items were provided. Still., when the facility ran out of my two heart medications (needed 2x a day) I wasn't told til the time I was to receive them that they ran out and had not yet reordered. It took 24 hours to get these medicines. All in all, my review of the Legacy is mixed.. I think if the Administrators strengthened themselves into a team that promoted clarity and transparency to their patients/clients this would be a very good facility. Patricia McGuire Lopas

I had my first labor and delivery experience at Sutter Health Delta, and even though my birth…read morejourney ended in a C-section, I can honestly say my overall experience was incredibly positive and memorable. From the moment I was admitted, I felt cared for with so much warmth, empathy, and genuine good intention. Every person I encountered made me feel safe, heard, and supported during one of the most vulnerable and emotional moments of my life. A special shoutout to my nurses. Shawna, who cared for me during my early labor and made me feel comforted and encouraged from the start. I'm also so grateful to Sarah and Evelyn, who were with me during my delivery and showed such patience, kindness, and professionalism. During postpartum, Connie and Liezl were absolutely wonderful -- they cared for my baby and me with so much compassion and attentiveness. Even gave me tips on newborn cre and breastfeeding. The doctors were astounding as well. I'm especially grateful for my main OB-GYN throughout my pregnancy, Dr. Dela Merced, who advocated for me and truly tried to help me have a vaginal delivery. I also want to thank Dr. Nahar, who was very reassuring when I was admitted due to labor exhaustion, along with all the in-house physicians who supported me throughout the process. A very special thank you to Meghan, my anesthesiologist, who was not only amazing at helping with pain relief and a smooth epidural experience, but also somehow took great photos during my C-section! She was absolutely wonderful and made me feel calm, safe, and cared for. Beyond the medical care, I also want to recognize the rest of the team. The food was surprisingly great, and the celebratory meal was such a sweet touch. The people delivering the food were always friendly and kind, and they even gave me extra food sometimes for my husband, which we truly appreciated. The security guards at Labor and Delivery were also consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful. My heart truly goes out to every person at the Sutter Health Delta Labor and Delivery unit. Thank you for giving me a beautiful and positive birth experience as a first-time mom. I felt supported from beginning to end, and I would highly recommend this unit to anyone. I would absolutely come back again if time permits.

Today's visit to the ER was frustrating and unacceptable…read more 1. When we checked in, the doctor didn't listen to my 3‑year‑old's lungs, didn't approach him, and didn't perform a basic physical exam. She immediately tried to dismiss his symptoms as "just a virus going around," even though I clearly explained why we came in. My son was in the pool from 12 to 5 yesterday, and a few hours after we got home he started throwing up. He has continued vomiting nonstop all the way through our time in the hospital. 2. Even though his oxygen level was at 96%, that does not justify skipping a lung exam. Oxygen readings only show how he's breathing in that moment they do not rule out aspiration, irritation from pool water, or anything developing in his lungs. Considering the prolonged pool exposure and persistent vomiting, listening to his lungs should have been one of the first steps. We even requested X‑rays, yet no one examined his lungs or took the symptoms seriously. A normal oxygen level does not replace a physical assessment, and it should not be used as an excuse to dismiss what's happening with him. 3. After they gave him a nausea pill, he threw up again in the room. Even though it wasn't a huge amount, it was enough to make him uncomfortable. I politely asked for the sheets to be changed, and I kept thanking the staff member who came in. Instead of responding professionally, she gave me silence and a grudge‑filled look, followed by a comment that "it wasn't even a lot." That kind of attitude is completely inappropriate, especially toward a parent trying to keep their sick child comfortable. 4. We were eventually discharged, and the X‑ray came back clear, but even then, the doctor still hadn't physically checked him until I directly asked her to. Maybe I'm wrong about what's causing his symptoms, but that doesn't dismiss the lack of patient care we experienced. A 3‑year‑old deserves a proper exam, respectful communication, and attention to comfort. None of that happened today. 5. Even with normal results, I'm still not at peace. The lack of care, the dismissive attitude, and the fact that basic steps were skipped make me question whether the staff were acting ethically. A parent shouldn't have to beg for a physical exam or be treated with attitude for asking for clean sheets. The professionalism and patient care we received today were unacceptable. I will continue monitoring my child closely because the way this visit was handled does not give me confidence in the care we received. I just know not to come back here again. I rather take a 30 minute drive to John Muir or go to Kaiser.

We had a great experience at Stonebrook Post Acute, where my dad stayed to recover from an injury…read more The care he received was exceptional. The physical and occupational therapists (Shilpa was fantastic) and the nursing staff went above and beyond. A special shoutout to Patrick, the CNA, who was always attentive and responded to his call lights promptly. I highly recommend Stonebrook for short-term stays. They treated my dad with kindness and dignity, and we're so grateful for the wonderful care he received.

The food was tasty.the staff is competent and friendly., In long-term stay might be miserable.read more

For the past two years, our children have been under Dr. Ashley's care, and we couldn't be more…read moregrateful. She is kind, compassionate, incredibly responsive, and brings so much energy and warmth to every interaction. There have been multiple occasions when one of our children have shown signs of an ear infection late at night, and she responded promptly, saw them to make an accurate diagnosis, and made sure they received the treatment they needed as soon as possible. Whenever my kids feel anxious about an appointment, she is able to calm their fears, make them feel safe, and even turn the visit into a positive experience. I especially appreciate how thoroughly she explains medical concerns in a way that's easy to understand. She takes the time to answer questions and listens to my concerns. I always feel heard, respected, and confident in the care my children receive. We are so grateful to have found Dr. Ashley and highly recommend her!

Found Dr. Ashley when I was looking for a pediatrician to pierce my daughter's ears. We did a home…read morevisit and the process was extremely smooth. Dr. Ashley is very friendly and she took her time with the markings and made sure everyone was satisfied with it. The actual piercing itself was so quick and she got the position exactly as marked! The fact that we were at the comfort of our home was so important for us. Highly recommend Dr. Ashley!

Today I brought in a small wild bird that had been attacked by my neighborhood cat . It was very…read moreseriously injured, and I was heartbroken. When I arrived and called from the parking lot, someone came out immediately to help. The veterinarian carefully examined the bird, patiently explained its condition, and told me the kindest thing was to let it go peacefully. I was devastated, but the doctor reassured me that the little bird would not suffer anymore and that euthanasia would relieve its pain. The veterinarian was incredibly patient and compassionate. RIP, little bird. I hope you have a peaceful and happy next life.

I cannot thank the team here enough for the incredible care they provided for my dog, Duke…read more Emergency vet visits are always stressful, but Tiana, Zoey, Dr. Molly, and Dr. Rudin were all absolutely fantastic. From the moment I called and then when we arrived shortly after, they were caring, understanding, and genuinely invested in Duke's well-being. The clinic itself was pristine, and even though there were a lot of animals being triaged when we were there, the environment did not seem chaotic at all. They ran everything so efficiently. The team reallt went above and beyond to help ease my nerves, explaining everything in a very calm, thorough, and easy-to-understand way. Having that level of clear communication and compassion during a scary moment made all the difference. I am so grateful to everyone there and would highly, highly recommend them. Thank you!