The University of California Davis Medical Center in Sacramento is a leading academic medical institution that provides comprehensive healthcare services to patients in the Sacramento area. The hospital is affiliated with the University of California, Davis School of Medicine and offers a wide range of specialized medical services, advanced treatments, and cutting-edge research. The medical center is known for its high-quality patient care, innovative medical technologies, and commitment to education and research.
Visiting hours vary by unit, but generally run from 8am to 9pm. Please check with the specific unit for more information.
Yes, UC Davis Medical Center offers free parking for visitors in designated parking areas.
You can request medical records by contacting the Medical Records department at UC Davis Medical Center. They will provide you with the necessary forms and information on how to request your records.
UC Davis recently performed a pancreatic cancer distal removal of the tail of my pancrease removed my spleen and left adrenal gland. The Drs Nurses and support staff were excellent. My room was very clean. The radiology labs are in older buildings that could use modernizing, but again the Drs and staff are excellent
Posted Date : 29/10/2014
I have had surgery several times at UC Davis, as have several members of my family. We have always received good treatment by a caring staff. I trust them with my life!
Posted Date : 04/10/2014
UC Daivs strives to be a good teaching hospital. On occasion I have received excellent care. However, after going there for four years, I have noticed a trend. Women are treated significantly different than men. When I attend appointments by myself, my symptoms are often dismissed or invalidated and chalked up to "being a woman." When I have taken a male fried for support, the physicians spend the entire time addressing him, even though he routinely reminds them that I am the patient. Additionally, they are a bit thoughtless about their care areas for women. In their mammogram waiting room they only stock beauty magazines for entertainment (what women with breast cancer wants to see "the 50 most beautiful women" when she is about to be carved up?). I have attempted to address these issues with the administration and am routinely told "one bad apple" - despite many, many bad experiences. If you are a women, take an advocate with you to UCD.
Posted Date : 01/01/1970
Anonymous
UC Davis recently performed a pancreatic cancer distal removal of the tail of my pancrease removed my spleen and left adrenal gland. The Drs Nurses and support staff were excellent. My room was very clean. The radiology labs are in older buildings that could use modernizing, but again the Drs and staff are excellent
Anonymous
I have had surgery several times at UC Davis, as have several members of my family. We have always received good treatment by a caring staff. I trust them with my life!
Anonymous
UC Daivs strives to be a good teaching hospital. On occasion I have received excellent care. However, after going there for four years, I have noticed a trend. Women are treated significantly different than men. When I attend appointments by myself, my symptoms are often dismissed or invalidated and chalked up to “being a woman.” When I have taken a male fried for support, the physicians spend the entire time addressing him, even though he routinely reminds them that I am the patient. Additionally, they are a bit thoughtless about their care areas for women. In their mammogram waiting room they only stock beauty magazines for entertainment (what women with breast cancer wants to see “the 50 most beautiful women” when she is about to be carved up?). I have attempted to address these issues with the administration and am routinely told “one bad apple” – despite many, many bad experiences. If you are a women, take an advocate with you to UCD.