About Occupational Health | Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center
Occupational Health at Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center is known for providing excellent and essential care, with a team that includes cleaning staff, clerical staff, patient care, medical assistants, nurses, doctors, surgeons, and administrators. The check-in process and treatment are smooth and efficient. Patients have praised the staff for being kind, considerate, and very pleasant, with some mentioning the security measures in place, such as face scans and ID checks, which enhance safety. The facilities are described as new, modern, and clean, creating a welcoming environment. Visitors appreciated the free coffee machine offering a variety of hot beverages in the lobby area of the NICU, where a newborn received excellent care and is healthy and doing well. The hospital handles a high volume of patients, which can make parking challenging at times, but there is ample space available in a back lot. The bathrooms are spotless, and the lab services are efficient, with clear instructions on appointment procedures. Despite being busy, the staff manages to see patients quickly, and phlebotomists are able to find veins on the first try, making the experience less painful. Some visitors noted that this location might be the best in the greater Sacramento area, given its efficiency and quality of care. Emergency services at Kaiser Roseville are described as compassionate and professional. Staff in the emergency room are patient and kind, even when the hospital is full and hallways are crowded with patients on gurneys. Visitors have observed that the staff interacts with patience and kindness, though there is a wish for Kaiser to add another emergency department to better accommodate the volume of patients. Overall, the hospital is recognized for its great staff, clean facilities, and dedication to patient safety and care.
Visited my brother and sister in law and welcomed my niece lily. My sister told me the staff was amazing and treated her well. She has a private room and the facilities were new, modern and clean. From the security to the nurses in the NICU, employees were kind and considerate and very pleasant. Labor and delivery area of the hospital felt secure and after hours you are required to get your face scanned and ID to put your info in their data base. I felt this was a great safety measure. I was impressed with the free coffee machine with a variety of hot beverages with disposable cups in the lobby area of the NICU. My beautiful newborn niece received amazing care as well and she's healthy and doing well.
Every Kaiser location is slightly different. This one in particular, sees a ton of volume. Because of this, parking in my Ram 2500 was a bit of a challenge. I didn't want to go into the parking garage because of clearance concerns (at Kaiser South Sac we hit the clearance bars) so I drove around aimlessly through the rows looking for parking. To my surprise, in the back of the campus there was a parking lot with ample space. *whew* My trip here was for lab work, but after the drive I had to use the ladies room. As always with Kaiser, the bathrooms were spotless. The lab, has you select a number and was very clear you can only be helped within 10 minutes of your appointment time if you have one. Since I was early, I had to select another number and sit and wait to be called again. My home Kaiser could care less how early (or late) you are so that was a surprise for me. It was also insanely busy, probably 20++ people waiting in the lab. But they still got people in and out fairly quickly. The phlebotomist found my vein first try which was a nice surprise (not usual) and left me with a silver dollar sized record breaking bruise. BUT, only poked once and I hardly felt it so I'll take it. Overall, they seem to be doing a great job considering the volume they deal with. I've heard from family that this is the best location in the greater Sacramento area, and I'm inclined to agree.
My wife fell down the stairs yesterday. Everyone we came into contact with from the fire department, ambulance and hospital staff were great at their jobs, kind and compassionate. As I waited I watched the hospital staff interact with patients. Omg the patience and kindness was amazing. The emergency rooms were full and the hallways were full of people on gourneys. The staff was awesome. It's clear Kaiser needs to add another emergency department ASAP.