The Effort Roseville Community Health Center

"I had a 10:30 appointment at Wellspace Roseville and was not called back until 12:00 And although the office staff was sympathetic and as helpful as possible ( the front office staff called in my thyroid prescription) Dr. Nwoked is the most unpleasant physician I have ever come across. This woman seems to be on a real power trip and not concerned with patient care."

"They don't know anything about caring, the doctor put a prescription without knowing if the insurance cover it or not and I tried to get anything from the doctor but he ignored me so I have been without a medicine for 2 months, I am dying and nobody care."

"If this is the answer for Obama Care and the State of California we need to declare war on the system who forces this crap on you, waited 5 different times for my place in line on hold only to be disconnected, called back after the failed attempts to get a good- bye now. So Iguess the slogan of no child left behind is for the lucky ones who aren't citizens of this country they get the preferential TREATMENT."

"If you can't reach them by phone what's the point... NO ONE answers theirs phones AT ALL and when you confront them about it they are like o'well?! The Dr herself is very nice, but what's the point if you can't make a appointment and also the referrals suck. I've been waiting over a year now to see a Dermatologist and no cigar"

"This is the most unprofessional, horrific clinic I've had the displeasure of going to. No one ever answers the phones, so it takes days or weeks to get an appointment, ask questions, or get ahold of anyone. The option is there to leave a message, but 9/10 times, the inbox is full. Once there, you'll wait for quite awhile, and ONLY ever see a PA. I've been there three times and never saw an actual MD. One of the PAs didn't know how to read a chart, and when I came in for my post surgery visit, shoved her hand into my incision site, got confused when I cried out in pain, and then, when I asked about controlling my post surgery pain, she shrugged and told me to "take an asprin." When she went to give me the referral I needed, I had to call the woman in charge of referrals with my insurance, 2 1/2 months later, only to learn that the office hadn't sent the right information. These people have no idea what they're doing, and they definitely don't care about their patients."