Doctors Medical Center

Valenteen Lazar

10 months ago

After three major surgeries including cancer removal twice from my chest and armpits along with reconstructive surgery and another surgery coming this July 28th! Doctors hospital has saved my life. I have had the best care, the best doctors and nurses. I see a lot of bad reviews and I’m sorry for these people’s experience but it’s not right to shame a great hospital because you “waited” too long in emergency! Do you understand it’s emergency and maybe someone in way more critical condition could be held by doctors. They are human! I’ve stayed here enough to know they care very much! I’ve had major organs removed and reconstructive surgeries along with cancer.. this hospital is amazing, smart and I am beyond thankful. To all the doctors, nurses and any employee I thank you! My life is here because of you. God bless you.

Linda Mendoza

8 months ago

ER department did amazing. I was told i was experiencing an aggressive migraine. I was feeling sooo sick 😷 had my glasses on because my head was hurting so bad with the light. Was crying in pain had the best nurse and paramedic. Alexis was so patient with me and sweet and paramedic Bash or Bosch idk how to spell his name sorry, anyway was very professional and help me when I was in really bad pain. I had never experienced such great team when being in ER so thank with them!

Briana Tremone

9 months ago

My best friend was brought here by ambulance after his case was determined to be beyond the capabilities of our local hospital. I came to see him the next day and I was amazed. I had looked up all the online reviews and there were quite a few really nasty comments. I noticed they were all several years old, so maybe the hospital has had some upgrades since those posts were left. I don't know about what it used to be like but I can verify now that the whole hospital is beautiful, clean, and staffed with very capable and personable staff. The place runs smoothly, the building itself is top notch, and the quality of care was first class.

Kimberly B.

Edited 3 months ago

Saved my hand arm Possibly my life Code Red was not Funny But Sam Janell were Wonderful I was sent by ambulance from Fresno To this Hospital Cellulitis with red line from finger to almost elbow They Took Great Care of me I looked like Elephant Hand and Arm Two Superbotics Fluids pain meds Hella Great Nurses and Aides Kitchen kept me Fed and Happy Housekeeping was Amazing Everyone Friendly Professional Really felt like Family I am Healed Still peeling a bit But I'm Alive all my Parts are Working Thank You Doctors Medical Center !!!!

Jessie Diaz

7 months ago

Bringing a new life into the world is one of the most intense, emotional, and unforgettable experiences I’ve ever had, and I feel it deserves a full review because it’s so much more than just a “moment”—it’s a whole journey. From the very start, labor is something you can read about a hundred times, but nothing quite prepares you for what it feels like when it begins for real. At first, it felt like mild cramps, then the waves got stronger and closer together. The hospital staff kept reassuring me, guiding me step by step, and honestly, their calm energy made a huge difference. Once admitted, everything became a mix of adrenaline, nerves, and focus. Nurses monitored the baby’s heartbeat, my contractions, and kept reminding me to breathe. The pain was real, but so was the support. When I finally decided on pain relief, I was amazed at how much it helped me conserve energy for the pushing stage. The delivery room itself felt surreal—bright lights, doctors and nurses moving with purpose, and yet it was also intimate because everyone’s goal was the same: bringing my baby safely into the world. The pushing was the hardest workout of my life, but the encouragement from my partner and the team gave me the strength I didn’t even know I had. And then… that first cry. The moment they placed the baby on my chest, time froze. All the discomfort, exhaustion, and fear melted into this overwhelming flood of love and relief. The skin-to-skin connection was pure magic—I finally met the little person I had carried for nine months. The hours after delivery were just as important. The staff helped with the first feeding, checked both me and the baby constantly, and explained every little thing. I was sore, emotional, and tired, but also incredibly grateful. In summary, delivering a baby is not easy—it’s raw, exhausting, and emotional—but it’s also the most powerful and rewarding experience I’ve ever had. It’s not just about the physical act of birth, but about the support, the te

Lisa Barrios

5 months ago

My husband Ron had carpal tunnel surgery in Oct 2025. Just have to say how much we both thoroughly enjoyed Nurse Nhikki! Absolutely wonderful! What a treasure in the Surgical Admittance Dept.! She deserves a raise…not easy to deal with “whimpy males”😆🤣 She’ll know the joke! Love ya Nhikki! Keep your sense of humor along with your warmth! Priceless!

Linda Pugliese

4 months ago

Had surgery on 12/8 with the best neurosurgeon in Modesto Dr. Gregory Helbig, I would highly recommend him. Surgery was a successful and I no longer have an leg pain. The pain getting up the first day was unbelievable and felt like I was being pushed down on one side while the other was trying to help me up. I went to a Rehab hospital in Turlock and the PT/OT team was great. I was released home today.

Jasvir Waraich

4 months ago

My name is Adri and I just wanted to thank Dr. Jenny L and my nurse Alex. They were more than amazing they save my life and really took care of me . I went to many hospitals and Doctors Hospital was the only that really care about me and made my process less difficult. Once again thank you and blessing to those amazing and kind doctors that treat us with empathy and humans 🙏💗❤️

Bouny Khounsavath

7 months ago

Thank you so much for discharging my father before his next appointment at Stanford. I wanted to take the time and thank all the nurses and doctors involved in my father's care at 3S. Thank you for regulating my father's calcium levels, I will always choose you guys over Emanuel. Thank you RN Sarah for taking the time to chart all my dad's medical conditions and relaying them to the the next nurses on duty. Thank you Charge Nurse Chris for being understanding and compassionate and keeping us updated regarding discharge. Thank you Case Manager Jasmine for taking my call. God bless you all...I wish I could remember all the names of the people involved. Thank you! Have a blessed day and keep saving lives!

Sky Ireland

2 months ago

I gave birth to my son February 25 and my delivery nurse Anna was insanely amazing. I don’t think I would’ve had such a great birth experience if it wasn’t for her, she helped give me so much confidence when pushing and really took care of me.forever thankful to have delivered here with her.