Adventist Health is a faith-inspired, nonprofit integrated health system serving more than 80 communities on the West Coast and Hawaii. Founded on Adventist heritage and values, Adventist Health provides care in hospitals, clinics, home care agencies, hospice agencies and joint-venture retirement centers in both rural and urban communities. Our compassionate and talented team of 34,000 includes associates, medical staff physicians, allied health professionals and volunteers driven in pursuit of one mission: living God's love by inspiring health, wholeness and hope. Together, we are transforming the American healthcare experience with an innovative, yet timeless, whole-person focus on physical, mental, spiritual and social healing to support community well-being.
Compelled by our mission to live Gods love by inspiring health, wholeness and hope, we will transform the health experience of our communities by improving physical, mental and spiritual health; enhancing interactions; and making care more accessible and affordable.
Adventist Health has long been a promoter of prevention and whole-person care. Inspired by our belief in the loving and healing power of Jesus Christ, we aim to bring physical, mental and spiritual health and healing to our neighbors of all faiths.
To protect patient privacy and confidentiality (see HIPAA guidelines, below) and to accommodate requests for interviews and information in a timely and accurate manner, we ask members of the media to follow these guidelines:
To schedule an interview with an Adventist Health physician, administrator or patient, please contact a member of the communication team at 303-601-6349 or send an email to CorpComm@ah.org. Please provide us with your deadline so we can do our best to accommodate your request in a timely manner.
Inquiries must identify the patient by name Information about the patient's general condition and location of an inpatient, outpatient or emergency department patient may be released only if the inquiry specifically identifies the patient by name. No information may be given if a request does not include a specific patient's name or if the patient requests the information not be released. This includes inquiries from the media.
Release of patient's general condition and location As long as the patient has not requested information be withheld, the communication department may release the patient's one-word condition and location to individuals who inquire about the patient by name, without obtaining prior patient authorization. This includes inquiries from the media.
Patient condition information The communication department releases official patient information to media. In keeping with the guidelines of the American Hospital Association, we provide a one-word patient condition undetermined, good, fair, serious or critical unless otherwise instructed by the patient. Patient conditions are defined in accordance with the following AHA standards:
If a patient has not specified that no information may be released, a hospital may disclose that a patient was treated and released. However, without patient authorization, we may not release information to the media regarding the date of release or where the patient went upon release.
Death of a patient The death of a patient may be reported to the authorities by Adventist Health, as required by law. Under HIPAA, hospitals cannot share information with the media on the specifics about deaths without the permission of the decedent's next of kin or other legal representative. A hospital also may not disclose information regarding the date, time or cause of death to the media. Law enforcement officials oftentimes are a better source for this type of information.
Compiled every three years, the Community Needs Assessment (CHNA) is Adventist Healths principal research tool for developing our organizations strategic plans, community benefit plans and other planning documents. You may request a paper copy by emailing community.benefit@ah.org. You may also view electronic copies of current and previous community health needs assessments below.
2020 Community Health Plan Update 2020 Community Health Implementation Strategy 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment 2019 Community Health Plan Update/Annual Report 2017 Community Health Plan (Implementation Strategy) & 2016 Update/Annual Report 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment
2020 Community Health Plan Update 2020 Community Health Implementation Strategy 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment 2019 Community Health Plan Update/Annual Report 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment
2019 Community Health Needs Assessment 2018 Community Health Plan Update/Annual Report 2017 Community Health Plan (Implementation Strategy) & 2016 Update/Annual Report 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment
2021 Community Health Plan Update 2020 Community Health Implementation Strategy 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment 2019 Community Health Plan Update/Annual Report 2017 Community Health Plan (Implementation Strategy) & 2016 Update/Annual Report 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment
2020 Community Health Plan Update 2020 Community Health Implementation Strategy 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment 2019 Community Health Implementation Strategy 2019 Community Health Plan Update/Annual Report 2018 Community Health Needs Assessment 2017 Community Health Plan (Implementation Strategy) & 2016 Update/Annual Report
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Rating 2.8 out of 5 based on 25 reviews
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2 years ago
First visit 2and half hour wait Second visit 2 hours so far I'm still waiting I don't understand the purpose of an appointment nurses in there very helpful but this waiting is unreal
Tricia Godwin
2 years ago
Very helpful and professional
Mikey Cooke
2 years ago
Worst place ever never on time when you have a appointment its always a hour later you get called back and ppl that show up after you get called back first
Stacia A Wilson
2 years ago
Went in for a filling on tooth 7 and the lady reshaped my tooth and now I look like I have a baby tooth when it is an adult tooth.
Sue Tarter
3 years ago
I like the clearlake dental
Karren Martinez
4 years ago
The dentists and assistants have always been great, but the front desk receptionists have always sucked to me. Most of the time they have bad attitudes, then whenever I call they have bad attitudes as well, and they put me on hold until the phone hangs up. They need new receptionists with positive attitudes.
M Cross
4 years ago
Almost zero scheduling priorities. They just tell everyone to come in at the same time and wait in crowded room with sick people. Often more than an hour. I think they are good people but top management could care less.
Sue Tarter
4 years ago
I like the clearlake dental
Alex H
4 years ago
We had 2 dentist apointments at this office and both times we had to wait an hour before receiving care.
Kyle Smiths
4 years ago
Long processing
M Cross
4 years ago
Almost zero scheduling priorities. They just tell everyone to come in at the same time and wait in crowded room with sick people. Often more than an hour. I think they are good people but top management could care less.
Karren Martinez
4 years ago
The dentists and assistants have always been great, but the front desk receptionists have always sucked to me. Most of the time they have bad attitudes, then whenever I call they have bad attitudes as well, and they put me on hold until the phone hangs up. They need new receptionists with positive attitudes.
Kylie Jean
5 years ago
Do not go here if you don't want to waste your time!!! I went to this place for almost a year after I hadn't had any dentist for for 5 years, I've had 4 cavities filled at this place.. one time alone they had to numb it again just to fix a crack they missed while filing and still didn't do it right!! I have told them I can still feel my cavities by my gums we're not filed properly and they scratch it and say it's fine. I can look in the mirror myself at this point and can clearly see a cavity in plain sight on my molar.. I asked them to do x rays so I could prove to them there's still a cavity in all those places and they refused to do it. I honestly feel like they're just waiting for my teeth to rot out of my face so they can just rip it out.. I'm done with this place I would rather drive much further to at least have a proper filing and not be treated like a fast food customer. I am very angry with how much time I've wasted going to these appointments and having to wait 2 hours just to have my teeth not filed properly!! This place is a joke!
Shari l b
5 years ago
I had heard bad things from a friend, about this place. The wait was kind of long, but staff was kind. They put on a movie for kids in the waiting room and had coloring supplies for the kids. I was terrified! I hate the dentist, but both the dentist and all the staff was very kind to me. They knew about my meds and what I needed to do before oral surgery. It's also very clean, everywhere. Staff looked clean and well groomed too. Not a bad place if you have to see the dentist.
Kyle Smiths
5 years ago
Long processing
Alex H
5 years ago
We had 2 dentist apointments at this office and both times we had to wait an hour before receiving care.
Lisa lisa
5 years ago
Docter P.Im is a great dentist. Staff is very knowledgable. Front knowledgable. Front desk has made a few errors but the dental work and bedside mannor is excellent.
Daneen Thompson
5 years ago
I've been through 5 primary care doctors since 2012. Their doctors quit, appointments are always rescheduled. The wait times are horrendous. Had the flu said they had no appts for 6 weeks if I was sick then to come back then still using the ER as a Primary care doc
Kylie Jean
5 years ago
Do not go here if you don't want to waste your time!!! I went to this place for almost a year after I hadn't had any dentist for for 5 years, I've had 4 cavities filled at this place.. one time alone they had to numb it again just to fix a crack they missed while filing and still didn't do it right!! I have told them I can still feel my cavities by my gums we're not filed properly and they scratch it and say it's fine. I can look in the mirror myself at this point and can clearly see a cavity in plain sight on my molar.. I asked them to do x rays so I could prove to them there's still a cavity in all those places and they refused to do it. I honestly feel like they're just waiting for my teeth to rot out of my face so they can just rip it out.. I'm done with this place I would rather drive much further to at least have a proper filing and not be treated like a fast food customer. I am very angry with how much time I've wasted going to these appointments and having to wait 2 hours just to have my teeth not filed properly!! This place is a joke!
Shari l b
5 years ago
I had heard bad things from a friend, about this place. The wait was kind of long, but staff was kind. They put on a movie for kids in the waiting room and had coloring supplies for the kids. I was terrified! I hate the dentist, but both the dentist and all the staff was very kind to me. They knew about my meds and what I needed to do before oral surgery. It's also very clean, everywhere. Staff looked clean and well groomed too. Not a bad place if you have to see the dentist.
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