Reviews for Valley Health Center Sunnyvale
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Monday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Friday: 8:30AM - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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accepts credit cards accepts insurance
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Google: 4.1/5 Facebook: 4.3/5Valley Health Center Sunnyvale
660 S Fair Oaks Ave, Sunnyvale
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Doctor Renuka, Perla is amazing beyond what words can describe! She was very efficient helping me find a new Acupuncture and scheduled rides for pick ups. I was very stressed about the distance not sure how I was going to make my future appointments but Doctor Pearla and her fantastic team took all my worries away. Jason and Bonnie was amazing at assisting me and ensuring that my needs were met. I absolutely love this Medical Center and I will recommend them to all family and friends!
I'm an international Medical graduate and Indian mbbs student I am preparing for my steps is there is any jobs which I can. Work under u like patient care cordinators or some thing which can help me to learn some clinical experience over here !!!!
I have spent the last 3 weeks-- that's 15 business days-- trying to find a primary care provider. Previously, I had waited 8 months for an appointment, and 1.5 years to get a referral for behavioral health. They never came.That's insane. I switched providers.The first PCP they offered me was 55+ mins away.I get about 15 hours off a week and it's never more than 4 hours at a time.That's not do-able logistically. The appt was another 6 months out.Since then I have called over 64 different doctors. SIXTY FOUR.Called Anthem well over 15 times in 3 days trying to find someone, anyone, who could provide care in under a 4 month wait ( FOUR MONTHS) that wasn't over 50 mins away. Today alone:I went to 3 different walk-in community health centers, to Quest Labs to try to pay out of pocket, and did a telehealth appointment all trying to get a referral to an endocrinologist-- I have thyroid issues that are going BANANAS post-covid- and hopefully get a referral to a lab which didn't work when I went back to Quest. For some reason they say on the recorded message when you call that you don't need to make sure your referral went through, that they can call the Dr's office while you are there to get one. They apparently can do NO such thing.Everyone LOVES to tell me to "just call the number on your card" like im some effing moron who can't chew and walk. Oh I'd love to call the primary they put ON MY CARD however he hasn't accepted Anthem since 2019 and even if he did, he hasn't taken a new patient in over 2 years. Rinse and repeat 64 more times but "Just call ANTHEM" I'm already out of spoons. I'm a full-time, very isolated caretaker for my gma with severe dementia so finding the time/energy to do this is already hard mode.While I'm over here trying to be as empathetic as possible taking into consideration THE SITUATION of today; overworked/mistreated/burnt tf out all medical + support staff are these days, it STILL should NOT have been this hard to get basic medical care (without emergency services cuz it's not an emergency) Anthem eventually told me to go to ER when they were on a few calls WITH me to try to find someone who had openings.That's on you, AMERICA. In tears, I actually had gone to the ER this AM to see if they had a lab where I could pay out of pocket/out of network or any urgent care affiliated with them (but not clog up the ER). Or if I could be back by 2pm, maybe I'd just wait in the ER and do it that way since it was a guarantee to be seen/bloodworked.Apparently tears are an unhealthy display of emotion as I was told I'd be admitted to the mental health department (NOT ER) and if there was anyone who I could call to let know... !?!?!?! Bro, I'm crying, not sobbing wildly nor behaving erratically. It's ok to cry, guys. OK SO, off to the parking lot to call Anthem 3 more times Try Planned Parenthood for Primary care. Ravenswood. Urgent care (do you have a lab? can you do referrals?)I finally just started calling places around via MAPS to see if they took Anthem.I landed on Valley Health, who was one PCP that didn't have openings in the next 6+ months. It was just down the street so I decided to go to see what I could do. When I walked in, it was very calm and clean.I waited for all of 30 seconds until someone beckoned me.I'm still crying even though I tried to get my s*** together before going inside.Trying REAL hard to not look craycray.I explained my situation and showed all the doctors on my lists I had attempted to get care from. All the weird BS I had to wade through and all the various psychotic senseless insurance issues.I was met with nothing but compassion and understanding. This lovely human told me. Straight up."I hear you. I see you. We're going to get you help. Today." :OThey did a few breaths with me.Handed me tissues.Spoke softly, explained things clearly.Ok, you freaking amazing person made of pure solid gold. Obviously I'm sobbing silently now but fo