The Best 12 MEDICAL SERVICES near Ukiah, CA (Part 3)

Patrice Capitant The quality of residents you see is random. Some good, some bad. They do get feedback for one of their teachers if they request it and that is positive. Getting prescriptions refilled is a nightmare. The very worse is that if you are on Medicare you end up paying 60% more for this iffy service than for seeing a good Adventist specialist!!!

Phoebe Langwell Administrative staff is incredibly rude. A suggestion: fix your attitude problem before dealing with patients and develop some basic human communication skills beyond that of a 5 year old.

Lo Love My husband went to this ER at 2:30 pm for a very serious kidney stone. During the testing process the staff tell him he has a very serious heart condition and left it at that, That was about 4:30pm. At 9:00pm we still had heard nothing about any of his condition. When I asked the nurse (Terry) what the tests said she says "oh I got you mixed up with another patient" she does a few clicks on the computer and says youve got a bulging aorta and should see a dr. about that. She was not nice. Everytime I asked a question she got snippy with me. Unacceptable! Very poor bedside manner. My own research says he could die from either condition. I feel sick about his treatment there! We will never go here again. I have a feeling that this place could kill you. Dont go here go somewhere else. I would also like to add that they kicked my husband out at 4:30 am. I had to drive from Upper Lake to get him. He tells me he heard a nurse in the hallway saying, "time to kick the welfare people out". We have partnership but we have jobs. When I arrived I saw two other patients wandering around probably trying to figure out what to do.

Gianna Rodrigues I dont care how long it takes or how much it costs I am going to make sure I sue you guys and technically its illegal what they did! what the staff and team at the hospital did I am at lost with words and I dont really know how to put this but maybe they shouldnt have diagnosed me wrong and discharged me wrong because of the team there my epilepsy has returned they put me on hold for being "delusional " which i wasnt because I was experiencing several seizures I feel like my right has been violated they had a mean crisis worker who goes by the name Erica evaluate me didnt even let me finish to what I had to say about the situation and put me on a illegal hold and I kept on having seizures RIGHT IN THAT HOSPITAL they have no respect and I spoke to the manager about the discrimination i get from the staffs there and hes not so much of a peach either decided to not listen to my opinion on the whole situation and decided to listen on the staffs side I told him that the nurses put me under a lot of stress there and that they are trying to physically still put me on a hold on top of that they gave me seroquel WHAT THE HECK that could have possibly brought my seizures back even worse.... I prey literally prey that they start doing better and that no one ever EVER goes to this hospital if you really need to go to a hospital go to the one in willits they have better reviews there and the folks are much more nicer there and arent judgemental :) kudos to the willits memorial hospital its a shame that ukiah hospital cant follow in your guys footsteps

Guada Fk I’ve seen firsthand how dedicated front desk staff, care managers and nurses are to assisting patients in need. While our healthcare system can be EXTREMELY frustrating, their team truly cares and works hard to provide support. If you’ve had a tough experience, I’d encourage you to check in again; the staff are always doing their best to help and improve patient care. Bureaucracy gets the best of all of us at times.

Nicole P Just when you thought behavioral health services couldn’t get worse in this county, along comes anchor health. I self-referred and went through an hour-long intake interview FOR NO APPARENT REASON. After sharing personal, traumatic information in hopes of being paired with an appropriate counselor, AH completely dropped the ball. Weeks passed with no follow-through and no communication. You took a person in need who did all the things I was supposed to do, and you managed to make it worse. It is beyond unethical to collect private health information under the auspices of linking patient to services, and then completely drop the ball. My needs were great enough that the intake counselor was working to link me to a case manager who would help me maneuver through filing for disability. Apparently, those needs don’t even warrant a return phone call. I’ve paid property taxes in to this disastrous system for over 25-years and cannot even get the most basic of services in return. IN-TAKE COUNSELORS…be mindful of your licensing while contracting with AH. Their ineptitude could abs put your certification in jeopardy.

Nicole Lau Front office staff and medical assistant were very nice . But it was all ruined when I saw the doctor , Stephanie Patton. My appointment lasted about 4 minutes where she lacked any type of compassion and critical thinking skills . She makes up her mind about your condition without really even talking to you about the pain you are in. If you want a medical provider who shows empathy and actually listens to you , I would suggest seeing anyone but her at Jobcare.

Kevin Huggins The office staff was great but the physician for my post job offer employment exam blatantly told me before the exam that she would not approve my exam because I have service connected disability from military. She in fact recommended that I go back to the VA and get it lowered and come back again. Now because of this I was removed from an employment list and have to appeal this exam which means I foot the bill and this process will be drawn out for how ever long it takes. Melinda Carol MD basically came into he room and didn’t want to hear anything so she had already made her decision prior to coming to exam room. I can only imagine how many people have had biased and misdiagnosis at this facility. Definitely would hope the County of Mendocino will look into having accountability with medical contractors.