Dr. Katherine Bayard Bisharat, MD

I’m living with so many co morbidities and chronic illnesses that it’s hard to find a medical professional that takes the time to understand and treat the root causes of the multiple diseases. Dr. Bisharat has been an incredible person and magnificent doctor that clearly cares and takes her time figuring out a way forward. Her integrative and holistic approach is extremely helpful to improving my quality of life with everything I have going on medically. I’m honestly surprised that she is available to us for healing and healthcare. She’s truly one in a million. Furthermore, as a trans person of color I had found it almost impossible to find any medical providers that understood how to simply provide referrals or even provide basic health care services. Dr. Bisharat and her staff have always been so respectful and loving. I am feeling so blessed to have them in my life. I do have some minor issues with all the out of pocket expenses for supplements and tests, but quite frankly I would not have improved without them. I hope for everyone’s sake that health insurance companies fully embrace functional medicine in the near future because it’s the only way to get results and prevent further deterioration of our bodies.

I was her patient at one time and she told me my problem was old age and completely misdiagnosed (because she didn't care) what was really wrong with me. I do not recommend her unless you want to try her yoga b.s.

This office has a staff that does not care for their patients. My visits have been met with a staff that has no compassion. It’s unfortunate to have a doctors office that has no regard for their patients.

I wish I could give Dr. Bisharat a 5 star rating, because she truly is amazing at what she does and am so grateful that I have found my way to her expertise. I can only give a 3 star because her front office staff is rude, impatient and never has engaged me as though I was a valued patient. Every time I go there, they seem VERY annoyed that they have to help me at all. Today when walking in, no one greeted me and I was left standing in front of a front office girl who was silent, until I asked her what I should do. Extremely awkward and unnecessary. This is the 3rd time I have went to that office and all 3 times, I've been given a cold experience when dealing only with the front staff. The practitioners have been GREAT!!! I will continue to go there because of Dr. Bisharat and back of the house staff, but will be addressing her front staff with her at my next appt.

The office is more concerned with selling you highly priced supplements and outside testing that is not covered by insurance. The nutritionist only suggested OTC rare supplements they just so happen to sell. Bisharat spent more time seeking zebra diagnosis like toxic mold exposure and heavy metal poisoning. Every appointment I have had has pushed this 400 dollar STOOL test over everything else. I have diabetes and through her scattered blood testing she found Hashimotos which she refused to treat with meds and refused specialist referrals.

LEFT ON HOLD TWICE 5-7 MINS; DON'T ANSWER WITH THEIR NAMES; NIA IS RUDE AND ARGUMENTATIVE I ONLY NEEDED A TB SKIN TEST FOR wORK. I FINALLY GAVE UP AND WENT TO WELLMART IN ROSEVILLE WHICH IS OPEN 7 DAYS WEEK GREAT EXPERIENCE

Dr.B is a good doctor ,if youre into yoga,meditation,that stuff.me being a normal patient,@66years young,wasnt for me..

I am a doctor and have been searching for a Primary Care Provider in the Sacramento area, within the insurance system, who embraces a holistic approach. Eureka!!

Monday morning, at 11am, I called doctor's office, but nobody picked up the phone. Well, I left a brief message there, along with my phone number, of course. Nobody ever answered me. How many PAID Receptionists would keep their job, unless she works for Dr. Bisharat. Most business offices, including medical, work 8-5, M-F. This one neither picks up the phone at 11am, nor calls you back, ever...

More worried about her yoga practice then her patients.. hard to get a face to face with her...

Had a test done and wanted to know the results. Over a period of three weeks I sent an email and called twice. During week 3, I was in the area and stopped in. They acknowledged I had called, but that was all. No apology. Had to schedule an appt. in order to get the results (which were good and would have taken just a brief call to let me know the outcome). Have had other instances of poor/slow communication. The office staff is an essential part of good health care, without it, the patient could be in jeopardy.

Dr. Bisharat and staff are AWESOME. Dr. Bisharat really cares about her patients. I would rate her higher than EXCELLENT, she wont rush you through your appointement and will listen to your concerns. My husband and I have been her patient for years and have had excellent care. Her staff follows in her footsteps. She is professional and at the same time you feel at home.

Often does not return phone calls. I feel if you over 90 yrs old she doesn't really care about you.

The doctor felt more like an adversary than an advocate. Two other doctors disagreed with her diagnosis-both suggested that I find another doctor.

Dr Bisharat is what we used to expect from a doctor. She knows what she is talking about it but feels no need to prove it or to have her patients kneel to her wisdom. She takes time to answer your questions, respects your input when you have done your homework and takes all the time necessary to ensure you understand her diagnosis and prescriptions.

Dr. Bisharat is wonderful. She really cares about her patients. My husband, daughter and mother all go to her practice and have always received fantastic care from her and her staff.

Poor and exceptionally slow follow-up with patients for appointments, phone calls, etc. She is friendly and caring in person. Staff is rude and unprofessional.

I made an appointment to meet the doctor and get a flu shot. I got in two weeks later (after I had missed all local flu shot clinics). When I arrived, I was informed that they were out of flu shots. The staff and the doctor herself refused to apologize for the fact that they did not notify me, saying, "We can't call everyone." Not even when they have expressly made an appointment?? They kept saying, "We don't normally make appointments for flu shots." Apparently I was supposed to just feel it in my bones, since they didn't say that, and I drove thirty minutes with my newborn to get there. Now, of course, my newborn is at risk (I have a child in preschool too) because everyone else is out of flu shots too. They were insulting and acted condescending, whereas if they had simply apologized for their miscommunication, I would have at least felt okay about the office and doctor.

If you don't mind waiting for over 45 minutes, go right ahead. I've had an x-ray done and I've never heard back from the doctor of the results. I can understand, she is busy. I remember the doctor getting mad because I didn't write down why I was there to see her (simply because I was there for more than one reason). My new treater was surprise that she didn't diagnose me...

If you don't mind constantly babysitting the unprofessional office staff, Dr. Bisharat is a good doctor with a great bedside manner. She is friendly and attentive, taking the time to listen to your concerns during an appointment rather than rushing you through like so many other doctors.